The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1894-05-05
THE LOCAL ROUNDUP.
Latest Happenings in Canyon
County.
NOTHING BUT THE TRUTH.
News that Everybody Ought to Know.
A Little Of Everything.
THING BUT THE TRUTH.

-BoRS. To Mr. Mrs. o. T. Graham
on Tuesday. May ], 1894. fire boy.
Mrs. Alex Womack has been quite
sick with spotted fever the past few days.
ID. T. WiIkerson left Tor the Chero-
kee strip Wednesday. His family re-
mained in Emmett.
MIR. Shaw Of the Central Lumber Co.
accompanied r. a. Cowdeu home from
Caldwell Wednesday.
w. F. Eberlee. the Payette livery
and feed stable man. was in Emmett
Wednesday with travelling men.
-Chas. Bilderback and Dug Knox
attended court at Caldwell as witnesses
in the Fuller vs. Richards case this week
-Bilderback & Cartwright and F. X.
Hayes x Co. have received several large
consignments Of new goods during the
week
The grand jury made four indit-
menis Keel from Emmett and three
others Sutton and Lowe were not in
dited
The next issue Of the ISDSx will
be out two days head Of time owing to
a trip the editor contemplates to Wash
ington county.
DR.. o. II. Da, export will preach to
the people Of Nichols school house at
II o'clock A. NJ Sunday. May l3. All
are invited.
Mr. Ralph Cowden Of the Caldwell
Lumber Co.. came over from Emmett
last week 10 spend a few days in the
magic city.-Tribune.
"A force Of men are at work on the
telephone line to Caldwell It will be up
and in operation in less than thirty days.
Whoop. Hurrahl Hellol
MIR. Newman a barber from Nampa
passed through Caldwell yesterday on
his way to Emmett Mr. Newman is
looking for permanent location.-Tri-
bune
1t was a great surprise TO the people
of this section TO learn that Chas. Reed,
county attorney and ex-clerk Of the
lower house OF the State legislature had
been indited by the grand jury for rails
ing a school order from s. 70 SOB
The Ladies independent Club will
hold its next regular meeting on May Il
at Mrs. Hayes, at which time the quar-
terly election OF officers will take place.
The number Of candidates are said te
greatly exceed the number Of Offices
Mr.. Sheridan Anderson Of Emmett
was over attending court as a witness
He returned home Yesterday. Mr.
Anderson reports some damage from
high water and fear Of more. Other
wise prospects at Emmett are hishl,
encouraging. Tribune.
"A story is told Of an Irishmsn wh'
becoming beastly intoxicated, fell asleei
in grave yard. The sun was shinin.
brightly when he awoke. SUDDEN,
springing to his feet he exclaimed
Faith and be jabbers. its the resurrec
tion morning. and TN the first man out
Hurrah for Ireland"
The Payette Land x Improvement
company has fled its articles Of incol
poration with Secretary Of State Curti.
The directors Of the company, which
capitalized for sl50.ooo. are J. II. Rict
; ards. A. Grothe. " Adams. J. J. Ros
ers and c. ;. Loveland. all Of Payette.-
Statesman.
Barry Reavis and Jim Howard. I
Washington county. passed through En-
nett one day this week on their Wa
to Montana to attend a series Of race
which will BE- given at Butte durin
the summer. They inform us that
number Of Washington county peop
"A are preparing TO 20 20 Arizona, whic
ss is without doubt very bad move.
A Portland dummer has a frier
who is quite thick" with a Salem la'
yer. They went recently on a visit TO
cemetery and amused themselves rea'
) ing the inscriptions on the tombstone
d.. They finally came to one that read. HE
lies lawyer and an honest man. Turi
ing 10 his friend. he said: "Bil. VIII
made them bury those two fellows
the same grave"
;. l.. c. Newman. capable and q
perienced tonsorial artist late Of bois
: has reated u. T. Wilkersou's barb
shop for three months and il the bus
ness will justify il vilr Prob sbly pu
chase the shop al the expiration Of On
time. lie Is a married man and n
wife viii arrive during the coming wee
The lNpEx hopes TO see him loca
permanently