The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1894-03-24
THE LOCAL ROUNDUP.
Latest Happenings in Canyon
County.
NOTHING BUT THE TRUTH.
News that Everybody Ought to Know
A Little Of Everything.

-Mrs. barrety, mOlncr OF Mrs. Temp
sey, is very sick.
Don't forget the entertainment by /
the Ladies Independent Club, Thursday |
evening, March 20.
Road supervisor Carpenter informs
us that Freezeout grade has been repair
ed and is ready for travel
There will be a special Easter serv-
ice at the NJ. f. church Sunday night
Everybody is cordially invited.
1t is said the Salvation Army will
invade Idaho the coming summer and
establish barracks at all prominent
points in the state.
Bob Angevine, Of Marsh, returned
from short visit in Iowa yesterday.
He says times are beginning to liven up
a little in that section.
H. w. Donnan and Hank Peters.
prominent young business men Of Cald-
well, made Emmett a short pleasure and
business visit during the week.
The entertainment by the Ladies
Independent Club on Thursday evening
of the coming week will be worth any
ones time to attend. Admission. 10 cts;
Children. cents, and under six free.
Postmaster Dempsey and other
friends Of the INDEX have rounded up
several new subscribers during the week.
The kindly interest on the part Of busi-
ness men and others in the welfare Of
the INDEX will never be forgotten.
Caldwell is to have another paper,
so says the Tribune, with a Mr. Lee Of
Boise as publisher. That is right. The
dividends Of Canyon county newspapers
are so enormous that they ought to be
divided up, OF rather down a little more.
AT the annual meeting Of the Last
Chance Ditch Co. last Saturday the
following directors were elected: Z, l..
Knouse. J. II. Carpenter, T. Peterson,
A. Womack, Ed. Vahlberg and John
Williams. Officers; f. l.. .Knouse,
president; J. II. Carpenter, secretary;
T. Peterson, treasurer.
Idaho Pulmonic Balsam. the best
Cough Mixture on the market. and a
sure cure for all kinds Of Coughs, Colds,
and all affections of the Throat and
Lungs. When in need Of Cough Mix
ture. ask for the /. p. b.. and take no
other. Sold under a Guarantee. For
sale at the post Office
Thomas Lancaster, residing few
miles above Emmett. has nice as
sortment of nursery stock Of his own
raising which he desires to dispose Of
cheap for cash OF will trade for -four,
wheat, oats, corn, or potatoes. II you
need anything in the nursery line you
will do well to consult Mr.. Lancaster.
Nick Woods, one Of the sturdy farm
ers of Indian valley, PASSED through
Emmett during the week with the
household effects Of Andy Lay. another
farmer OF the same locality, who will
locate near Star. They report deep
snow all over Washington county the
past winter.
notwithstanding the fact that the
Caldwell Tribune Office was half sub
merged in water by the Nampa food
that paper came out on time with bow
and smile and as interesting as usual
although somewhat reduced in size
II will take something more powerful
than Nampa food to silence the Tri
bune even for one week
The programme Of the entertain
ment to be given by the Ladies' Inde
pendent Club appears in this issue. /
you do not ettend you will miss a gran'
treat. Admission. 10 cents; children,
cents; under six. free. Coffee. sand
wiches and all the appurtenances there
unto belonging for 10 cents; ice cream
and cake 10 cents. Refreshments viii
be served Immediately after the enter
tainment.
"A. J. Crook. ]. W. Rogers. ant
a couple OF other gentlemen from Pay
cite were up from that fiourishing cit,
during the week. Their object. W
understand, was to make proposition
to the Enterprise Ditch Company for al
interest in their ditch, which II is III
intention to enlarge and extend to III
bench above Payette. The sale has no
been consummated yet, but Will likely b
closed in short time.
1t is said upon reliable authorit.
that plug Of tobacco is as good ba
rometcr as any one needs. As long a
the weather Is fine that tobacco vii
be dry. and il there is not too mucl
sugar aud liccgice in Il, will crumbl