The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1894-04-07
THE LOCAL ROUNDUP.

The commissioners VIII meet in reg
ular session next Monday. April 0.
M b. Gwinn and A. o. Stevenson
were over from Caldwell Saturday last.
Attorney Smith has moved his law
office across the street on Jim Phillips |
lot.
w. f. Snodgrass, the harness-maker,
moved back to Caldwell during the
week.
The climate Of the upper Payette
valley is alone worth the price Of farm
here.
The Gwinn ticket was elected in
Caldwell last week by considerable
majority.
Bishop Glorioux was out from Boise
Sunday last and held services in the
Catholic church.
Ike Womack has been appointed
ditch-walker of the Last Chance Ditch,
by the board of directors.
The Ladies Independent Club will
meet with Mrs. Dave Murray Thursday
afternoon at the usual hour.
e. Bishop was up from the Falk's
Store neighborhood during the week and
made the INDEX profitable call.
Farmers in this vicinity have been
busy the past two weeks preparing their
ground for seeding and planting.
"A well-known newspaper man Of
Emmett won $4,000 in dice game
this week, but Immediately lost it again.
EARLY garden truck is already up
and doing well. The climate of this
section is not excelled by any place on
earth.
j. b. Ringgold, stable man Of
Boise, was in Emmett during the week
with a couple of gentleman looking for
locations.
Park Wardwell went east few days
ago to dispose of some three hundred
head of horses he has been wintering in
South Dakota,
Twelve freight teams We're in EN-
nett at one time this week loading with
lumber for Boise valley. That begins to
look like business.
Dame Rumor says another lawsuit
is brewing. Court attendants and com
petent jurors will keep an eye on tn,
boards for announcements.
j. w. Cook sold a band of 500 sheer
to the LittleBros., of Squaw creek, thi,
week. Consideration, $500 per head
They have not been sheared yet.
Allen * Stanley will leave will
: their road outfit early next week to be
gin work on the section of the stat
wagon road which they have contracted
The Grand Master of Odd Fellow
4 and ten or fifteen members of the Cald
\ well lodge will visit the lodge at thi
) place tonight. A big time is antici
pated.
Mrs. G. p. Bilderback and Fay wen
to Boise during the week for a short Wis
it and during their absence Charley
wrestling with the mysteries of the Gull
nary art.
Rev. Young and DR.. o. II. Davei
port attended district conference
the NJ. f. church in Caldwell during II
week and report an interesting and vel
beneficial meeting.
-Meachen and Davy have had mo
trouble laying barb-wire around 4
sxlO lot this week than one good ranch
would have had in fencing a whole hu
dred and sixty acres.
MIR. J. Cave, the Falk's Store me
chant. registers kick this week at Il
manner in which Falk's Store has be,
treated in the matter OF mail servic
. 1t will appear next week.
Geo. X. Marshall, former busine
= man of Boise. was in Emmett sever
"a days during the week. II was his fin
visit here and he was very much il
pressed with this section Of the countr
MIR. Ross and another gentlem
connected with the Payette Valley Ir
CATION and Water Power Company. we
Ind up from Payette headquarters duri
use the week looking after the compan
interests here.
-Chas. :. Kingsley. whose scalp I
INDEX devoutly hopes Mr.. Cleveland "
take at as early a moment as pract
n able and consistent with good fishh
I. will construct $1,000 residence
Boise this summer.
H. c. Riggs ST., left at this off
during the week fine buggy cushi
which was found floating down
is. Payette river some time last Novemb
by one of his neighbors. The owner c
. have the same by paying for this noti
j. W. Barrett, son of Rev. Barr,
arrived from Portland last week a
will remain permanently in this vicini
This section is not figuring on a VIII
colony Of settlers this year but contin
-se- to gather them in one and two at tii
just as regular.