The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1894-11-24
THE LOCAL ROUNDUP.
Latest Happenings in Canyon
County.
NOTHING BUT The TRUTH,
News that Everybody Ought to Know
A Little Of Everything.

Mrs Hayes will entertain the lnde-
pendent Club this evening. The ladies'
will doubtless have AN exceedingly en-
ioyable time.
The INDEX the past two weeks has
not been characterized by any great
amount Of local news, for the reason
that we made no effort along that line.
You should not fail to see copy of the
next issue as it will be under new man
agement and brimfull OF news.
The Thanksgiving ball to be given
by Mrs. Thomas Lancaster will be
pleasant event. Aside from the fact
that the ball itself will be strictly first
class the management is a most deserv-
ing individual and we hope to see the
Thanksgiving ball in Emmett literally
patronized.
The young folks and all others in
terested are requested to meet at the
band room on Monday night, November
26, to consider the proposition Of organ
izing a dancing club. Lit all turn out
and prepare for an enjoyable time dur
ing the coming winter.
The figure l3 seems to haunt the
political career Of Cary B. Hammond,
assessor-elect. He was nominated on the
18th, the vote was counted on the 18th
and he has l3 majority over his oppon-
ent. Here's hoping he will cOllec, l3
per cent more taxes on an assessment OF
l3 per cent less than the present one
Moscow Star.
Two runaway convicts took refuge
in church which was having an ex.
perience meeting. They listened TO the
stories told by several Of the regenerat
ed, until one Of the fellows exclaimed il
a whisper to the other. Come. Jim. lett
get out Of this It's a tough crowd, anC
a mans life is not worth "copper"" AnC
out they lit.-Boston True Flag.
AT a netting of the old soldiers il
Emmett on Saturday last Fremont Pos
> No. %. G. A. r. was organized by Geo
Brumm. adiutant general for the dis
trict, and DR.. E. Maxey, post command
, er. The following officers were elected
7 for the repainder of the term: Thoma
Peterson. II. c.; Oliver 5 McHcnry,
V. c.. Robert A. Bailey. J. V. c.; Johl
Daley. Surgeon; Richard Barrett, Char
lin; Nathan Lick. o. d.; Z. l.. Knouse
j O. g.; Johnathan Smith, G. NJ.
5 Doubtless there is one women i
b these United States who is Thankful
that she did not marry her first Low,
When she was a young girl she met on
!, visit to friends. theological student {
Z whom, eventually she became engage,
5 This youth afterward showed himse
\ tickle and Tilted the girl. Later on b
II again Tilted another young women, an
! although she forgave and subsequent
y married him, he has never been an,
'e thing more than an ordinary countr
l. clergyman, whom the first girl could NJ
- regret. She has since married, too, an
lg her present name is Mrs. Grover Clsv
nd.-Nugget.
- Since the Wilson tariff bill went int
effect il is reported that million ca.
Is uses have been brought over the Iii
ie from Mexico for the purpose Of stockir
h our ranges. The building Of loccmotiv
A. in China has received a great impeti
or and large importations are expected in
- this country. The King Of the Cannib
d. islands has already commenced shippiI
= sewing machines and typewriters in
San Francisco. while bailed hay is comiI
through our post Office from Cana'
aud sold here in direct competitor wi
that of the farmers of Bingham count
And TO cap all Canadian water is allow
to run into the United States free
duty Give us Mckinley and protectfo
Idaho Falls Times.
"A few days ago we saw a man who
soul was fairly soaked m the gloom
melancholy. he had played SO long. Cal
fully and unluckily against hard time
He yearned to get short rope. tie o
end around his wilted shirt collar al
the other to striDger in the Wei:
railroad bridge and swing himself of
eternal rest among the rushes and M
hens. But even the boon % suicide
the method Of his own choice was 4
MED him By brother man. The m