The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1894-07-21
THE LOCAL ROUNDUP.
Latest Happenings in Canyon
County.
NOTHING BUT THE TRUTH.
News thai Everybody Ought to Know.
4 Little of Everything.

a4d1 " " Nthu dut WIZ Ntft III Iii
nett wishing during the week
Republican primary in Emmett at
ssgsn o'clock this evening.
Mr.. Wells, a recent arrival from
Pcrtland who Is working in the mill
expects his wife today.
Postmaster Dempsey and Uucle
Johnathan Smith attended the demo
cratic convention in Payette Wednes-
day.
The democrats are beginning to
wrangle over their nominations for
State officers just as though they expect
ed to elect the full State ticket
Governor Mcconnell is oscilatiag be-
tween the United States Senate and the
Gubernatorial chair OF Idaho and If he
is not CAREFUL he will land in the soup
"A north Idaho paper nominates
Frank Fem for Governor. II is to be
hoped the republican nominating con-
vsntion will have horse sense enough to
deprive Idaho Of such calamity.
The old soldiers are about to organ
ize G.. a. r. post in Emmett Mr.
Thomas Peterson is taking very active
interest in the matter and informs the
INDEX tina, he is meeting with good sue
cess.
-Postmaster-Geners Bisseli has is
sued an order forbidding postmasters
from taking an active part in politics.
and declaring that postal officials viii
not be permitted to serve as oelegates to
political conventions.
The INDEX wants six copies Of its
issue II July Z. Any subscribers having
their cT5es Of that issue will confer
Il favnf by bringing them In as all OF
our eytras for that week have been ex-
hausted and we are in need Of few
more.
j. McNish, former resident OF EN-
nett, is down from Placerville where
he has been engaged in merchandising
for the past few years. He has disposed
of his interests at Placerville and is
resting up. Mr.. McNish has many
friends in this section.
The republicans are figuring on
Fred Dubois for President in '06. Avail
able timber must be getting scarce with
the good old party. They evidently
think the next President will not be Of
their choosing anyway and don't care
much who they put up.
AT the peoples party primary in
Emmett last Saturday the following
delegates were elected to attend the
county convention in Caldwell next
Monday: Finley Monroe. y c. Blanch.
ard. J. V. r. Witt, J. F. T. Basye, VIM.
Woody ard Eugene Lorton.
The frss ripe peaches and apricots
Of she season were brought in by Lewis
DeEen His father. Joseph Degen. has
a seven acre orchard that is just begin
ing to bar and it is estimated that the
fruit crop this year will be worth be
tween $500 and $1,000.
The fourth quarterly meeting ser
of the Emmett circuit Of the NJ. f
\ church will be held on the 2sth and 29tl
of the present month in the grove a
Marsh n Ireton's ranch ten miles abov'
Emmett. beginning ? o'clock p NJ. OF
Saturday the 2sth. A basket dinne
on Sunday the 10Th. a general invita-
tion is extended TO all.
Mr.. Eli Anderson living near Falk'
Store had very serious accident nap
pen him on Tuesday o. this week
While hauling load Of hay the doubl
tree broke and the team pulled Mr.. An
dersou oG the load Of hay bruising hin
a rretty badly in many places particular
e lv on the head. He was unconsciou
for some time after the accident.
-Chas. Himrod has been appointe'
register Of ihe Boise land Office 10 succee'
his ROYAL Highncs Charless souveni
Kingsley esq. and the public will breail
d. easier and cuss Cleveland Jess. II
might haze made the change sooner
but from our limited acquainiance wit
Mr.. Himrod we are inclined TO think
better appointment could 'ou have bee
!. made.
"A story is going the rounds to th
effect that married lady had birth
day anniversary a short time ago, upo
which her husband presented her wit
pretty piano lamp. He was muc
ilattered when she told him she intend
ed to give it his name, until he aske
her reasons for such proceeding
well" said sh. 'you know. dear.