The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1894-02-10
THE LOCAL ROUNDUP.
Latest Happenings in Canyon
County.
NOTHING BUT THE TRUTH.
News that Everybody Ought to Know.
A Little Of Everything.
lOTHING BUT THE TRUTH.

Drugs in exchange Tor country pro-
duce at DR.. McGahey's.
-Chas. p. Bilderback and wife went
to Boise Monday for few days visit.
Mrs. /. J. Hays was emersed by Rev.
Young in the Payette river last Monday.
BoRS-To the wife Of ID. 7. Wilker-
son, on Tuesday, February 6, 1894, a
fine girl
Henry Riggs Jr. has replentished
his supply of liquid refreshments one
afternoon this week.
Hardy Phillips is running the black
smith business alone, Jacob Hamm hav-
ing retired from the firm.
Jim Phillips found a pair Of yarn
mittens few days ago, which the own
er can have by identifying them.
The INDEX is out one day head Of
schedule time this week In order to be
able to join the crowd going to Pay
ette.
Things were quiet in legal circles
during this week. Justice Bishop OF
Falk's Store thought he would don the
judicial ermine.
The state board Of selectors will
ever be remembered by the people Of
Emmett, as obliging, honorable and
fair-minded officials.
Andrew S. Graham. editor and pro-
prietor Of the Bellevue Herald, died
Friday, Jan. 2G, at his home in Bellevue.
Deceased was so years old.
With Lii tight pressed between the
opposing policies Of Cleveland and Dole,
il does seem to be a sort of a Sandwich
affair-and mostly dark meat at that.
DR.. Clymer's mother will accompa-
ny him home from Payette Sunday to
remain in Emmett during the coming
summer. Her home is in Huntington.
Anyone desiring to take up land in
this vicinity can find out something of
interest by calling on or addressing eth
er the president or secretary Of the Pay
ette Canyon Ditch Co., Emmett, Idaho.
Emmett never does things by halves;
over thirty of the enterprising citizens
of this place met and made good grade
up the cemetery hill and cleared nearly
all the sage brush Off Of the cemetery
grounds.
"A rubber stamp with your name will
mark your linen. books, tools and many
other articles thereby saving you man,
times its cost. You can get such ;
stamp of S. J. Griffen, Ogden, Utah, fo
25 cents. l0-4t
John Hurst shot and killed Morgan
p. Morgan for supposed criminal init
macy with his wife. Morgan was on
of the most prominent men of Oneida
county, and was parner Of Judge ID
W. Stanrod in the stock and farming
business.
Grant Barlet handles the mail oI
! sharp time between here and Star Mr.
. jackson looks after the Boise end Of tn
route. They are both accommodating
} and competent gentlemen to look afte
! your parcels and things from the Car
) itol City.
An Odd Fellows lodge will be org
anized in Star tonight. This make
forty five lodges Of this grand order i
} the state Of Idaho alone. This growt
has been attained in the short space Of
few years and its growth elsewhere ha
D been equally phenomenal.
Men who had not spent an houl
nor perhaps thought, on our new er
terprises, were quite ready to haul IN
3 Emmett delegation to Payette Th
, Ditch Co. and the railroad promoter
are always supposed to have plenty {
money.
In these hard times when nobod
. has dollar. we are glad to receive han
bacon. flour, eggs, butter, poultry Of a
kinds, alive or dead, beef, mutton, porl
cordwOod. and all kinds Of farm pr
duce which we can use, on subscriptio
n TO the INDEX at regular market prices.
: Dry wood is scarce. Someone shoul
= make business Of keeping plent
e Of dry wood But after we get n
e railroad and we run spur into th
{ neighboring coal fields. we won't nee
a much dry fuel. DR.. Clymer has pr'
q vided himself with a coal stove alread,
AT the meeting Of the Payette Car
yon Ditch Company, held in Attorne
Smiths office last Saturday night. th
following members We're elected tru
tees for the first year: ed. Allen.
. E. Stanley. James Harrell. Findley MOI
roe. F. 4. vahlhcrg. +. NJ. pcWslt. I