The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1894-01-20
THE LOCAL ROUNDUP.
Latest Happenings in Canyon
County.
NOTHING BUT THE TRUTH.
News that Everybody Ought to Know
A Little Of Everything.

There is a new veterinary surgeon
in town
Attorney Meachen was on pro-
fessional visit TO Middleton Tuesday
Attorney Smith visited the FaIk's
Store neighborhood during the week on
legal business
The IxDEx takes pleasure in ad-
vancing the interest Of every place in
Canyon county.
Rev. W. NJ Crowther. Of Caldwell,
came over and assisted in the Methodist
revival during the week.
Mr.. McHenry has purchased lot
Of f. X. Hayes and Co. and already has
a commodious cottage erected thereon.
Geo. Stuart and family have moved
into Mrs. Wits residence and Mrs. Witt
has moved back to the ranch below
town
Duke Jewell was up from Payette'
during the week looking after stock for
Irwin, the big stock man Of the lower
Payette.
The ditch survey will be completed
in few days and as soon as the engi-
neer completes his estimates we viii
know where we are at"
&C. 4. Sloper has been wrestling
with an attack Of erysipeIas the past
few days and looks as though he had
had head end collision with fast ex-
press
The talk Of railroad between Paw
cite and Emmett has been revived Il
is said Richard Haptons,all. a New
Jersey capitalist. is behind the proposed
enterprise.-Ststesman
Recent rains prevented considerable
real estate from changing hands dur
ing the weeiz-a Kansas zephyr has been
whipping the daylights out Of everything
movable in these parts the past three
days
u rubber stamp with your name viii
marx your linen. books. tools and many
other articles thereby saving you many
times its cost. You can get such a
stamp Of : j. Grinen. Ogden. Utah. fol
25 cents. IO-4t.
Where viii you find another littl'
town with brighter future than En-
nett1 Il does not exist and cannot b.
found. The future Of this place is no'
hundred years removed. like soml
places. but IS almost here; right in sight
as il were.
1t IS perhaps not ont of order Tor tn.
IS1Ex to remark again that il Is a per
manent fixture and is here 10 stay. an,
that there are a few in this neighbor
hood who have not made the acquaini
ance Of our subscription books. Com
up gentlemen and do not read borrow
ed paper
-Corbett and Mitchell seem to b. en-
eountering considerable trouble in find
4 ing satisfactory place TO pound n
\ stufin cut Of one another. To reliev
j., the bruisers from futher trouble on thi
N~WAN NAAN AFLH-A AAAo ON"M A4Nn0NAANu \
offer them a share and half in our ne'
! ditch TO have the contest al this poin
w guarantee absolute protection frOl
10 the law and everything else.
n Tom Nipper lost shepherd DC
n sometime ago and had concluded tbs
he had been killed when some one di
,. covered him in well on the Meyer
! ranch. The well was about twelve fe,
- deep and had few inches Of water b,
, nothing else TO support life The dc
. was in the well twelve days and whs
!. last seen was Tat and sleek but ";
q. barely able 10 walk when released fro
his premature srase.
he An exchange SAYS: 1T IS said tn
st a certain school ma'am in this city. wi
re has an in0rdiuate fear Of coniagiol
Is diseases. sent little girl home becau
IT. her mother was sick and showed syn
IL toms Of something that might be seriou
ne The next day the little girl present,
a. herself al school with her finger in h
be mouth and her little bonnet swingi'
o- and timidiy said: we got a new b4.
or az our house, but mama told me 10 q
rs you that il isn't catching"
d. Governor Mcconnell addressed q
nj people OF Emmett in the Wardwell h.
he last saturday night The hall "
OF crowded. Notwithstanding the incleme
~ cy OF the weather. aad the Govern
Is held the large audience in wrapped !
IN tention throughout the meeting. Il
is talk was solely on state matters and q
no irrigation question. II il had any 2
H. litieal significance. no one but an exp,
'couA detect il. The Governors idea