The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1895-11-16


ready for big run next summer.
We have Just received new and
complete line OF Boots and Shoes, also
button fastener and riviting machine.
We are headquarters tor foot wear.
E. K. HAYES & Co.
Stephen and Charles Hartman and.l
Jim Baird went up to Church creek
Thursday where Stephen and Mr.. Baird
will do the assessment work on the claims
recently located by Charlie and Deacon
Wardwell
"A little child OF G. A. Packer died
OF typhoid fever last Thursday evening
on Brownlee creek, Boise county. An
other child in the same family has been
very low with the same desease but is
better.
&C. o. johnson the Pearl butcher,
reported considerable snow at that place
on Wednesday morning. The storm de-
tanned him SO much that he was unable
to reach Emmett customers on Tuesday
as is his custom.
Mr.. Campbell has moved his
family from Bruneau valley to Emmett
where they expect 70 reside permanent
ly. They are living in o. S. McHenry's
house, but expect to buy or build home
OF their own in the near future.
Ben Woods returned during the
week from a trip through eastern Ore
gon. He worked for some time in the
old Virtue mine near Baker City, where
they are sinking a shaft. A vein of
water was recently struck in the shaft
that registered 9s degrees.
Ate Miller remembered the INDEX
family with a sample OF his latest varie-
ty of peaces the other day. They were
Just from the tree. How is that for
peach country with the season lasting
from the first Of July until the middle
OF November
The long continued drought was
broken Monday evening when gentle
drizzle commenced which continued
during the greater part of the night.
Next morning there was about IL 900, 600
tons less dust in the Payette valley than
there was the day before.
The literary socity Of the Public
school meets semi-monthly. on Thurs
day evenings. Although no outsiders
are admitted and the members are some
what reucent about the proceedings, we
learn that the meetings are both enter
tanning and instructive.
Clint Jones VINO mas BE- m engaged
at the Mountain Lumber Cos mills on
Dry Buck the past summer, came down
: last Sunday. He is living in the hous,
: recently vacated by George Woods
Clint is thinking seriously of again en-
tering the newspaper business if he Cal
find a suitable opening.
. Stephen Hartman drove DR.. ely
mer's bay mare, Alpha. from DeLama
to Emmett last Sunday in nine hours
] At Snake river Alpha took fright a
something and ran away, freeing her
self from the buggy and running abou
five miles on the back track Noiwith
standing this little mishap however sh
y was in her stall in Emmett before sun
down.
DrED-At Washoe, Tuesday nigh
;, Nov. 9Th 1895, Mrs. Arpie NJ. Hornimai
aged % years, wife of II. L. Horniman
Funeral ser> ices were conducted b.
Rev. r. Pearse. at the residence @
II Thomas Windle. at 2:30 o'clock Wed
II nesday after noon. The interment too
place at the Washoe cemetery. Ds
d ceased was a daughter Of Mr.. Jaco
p Youstler. of Falk's Store and reside
there since she was seven years old. Sh
IF was united in marriage with Mr II. /
4 Horniman about Is months ago.-Pay
ette Independent.
Il, AN editor who died Of starvatio
after making DR.. Tanner ashamed 9
himself. was being escorted TO heave
y by an angel who had been sent out f.
: that purpose. "May look at the othe
&C place before we ascend to eternal happ
nessf" Easily said the angel. ;
'e they went below and skirmished aroun
81 taking iu the sights. The angel los
s. track Of the editor. and went aroun
hades to hunt him. He found him si
er ting by furnace tanning himself an
S. gazing with rapture upon lot OF peopl
g, in the FIRE. There was a sign on th
furnace which said: delinquent sui
~ scribers." Come" said the angel Nv
Is must be going" ''You 90 on, said III
editnr ..I,n moi cnming This IS Heaxe