The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1895-06-01
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- f'~I F'Ne'N ~ ~ WIZ A'~ bN'fCe
"A. G, Church Of Marsh, was an En-
nett visitor on Tuesday.
BoRN-Sunday May 26th to the wife
Of A. L. McAdams, ten pound boy
Secretary Gresham died on Tuesday
morning, at the Arlington hotel. Wash
ington.
Mr. and Mrs. W. NJ. Cupp were
down from their ranch on the Butte on
Tuesday.
"A bevy Of goodlooking school
ma ans were down from Marsh Decora-
tion day.
"A. L. McAdams brought in straw
berry the other day that measured seven
inches around.
Mrs 5. A. Pattison returned Mon
day. from weeks visit with friends at
Horseshoe Bend.
Veteran Beal. Of Ola. who is mem
Der Of Fremont Post G.. A. r., attended
The memorial service on Thursday.
Charlie Ireton, wife and mother.
and r. \. Bailey and wife were down
from Sweet to the memorial services.
-Waltar Smith. who slings ink in the
INDEX Office on press days. has just re-
covered from an attack Of spotted fever
Col. I'd Hayes left on Monday fcr
Long Valley to take a look at the Biz
creek placer ground in which he is inter
es,ed
Misses Nellie Ireton. and Mimi,
Martin. went to Boise Friday. to attend
The Commencement exercises Of th'
high school at that place.
The mining dredCe, Idaho. has a
last reached the bar where they expec
70 operate and will soon be taking ou
quantities Of the yellow metal.
STOCK PAsTURE-I have l20 acres o
good pasture for rent at reasonable rates
Good grass and plenty Of water.
2s-st. H. B. BAKER.
Mr. and Mrs. J.H. Ireton. Ed Marsh
Bur Leisey. Park Myer, and Misse
Locke, lreton and Stuart were anon
the Marsh visitors in Emmett ON Thurs
day
-McNish & Allen are receiving larg
consignments Of new goods nearly ever
day. They Will make it To your advar
tage to do your trading at home. Sc
them.
Deacon Wardwell has a plum TIRE
in his lot that will surely take the Til
bon for big crop Of fruit. We dc nc
intend to try to say how much it has O
but you should see il for yourself.
About 1900 head OF cattle were d,
livered on Haw creek on Tuesday. Nj
Boardman representing Montana pasti'
received them. They will be driven I
Huntington and shipped from there vii
tine L. p. This is done because of n
saving in freight by that line
"A clergyman in the Payette vale,
after marrying a young couple. W,
handed the customary envelop. Vine
he opened il he was surprised to fin
merely a slip Of paper on which WI
written; we desire your prayers +,
our prosperity"
"A meeting was called for last Sa
urday evening TO take some action
> regard to Incorporating the town
meeting was also called for the san
time and place TO make arrangement
for celebrating the Fourth Of July. bl
the combined attractions failed 10 dra
out quorum and no business was tran
acted
Take an honest pride in the con
munity you call home. No matter whetl
}. er some Que you may not love as
brother is holding an important positiC
over you. Sustain him in doing h
duty and manfully fight for him VIII,
you see he is in the right. BE a ma
. and rise above personal pickering an
little jealousies when the welfare Of yol
town is at stake-Onlario News.
The basket meeting at Pearl Ci
last Sunday failed TO materealize on a
!. count Of the rain. Rev. Young and far
IS lily went over on Saturday afternoo
but the heavy showers that prevails
Saturday night and all day sunday pr
vented others from the out side fro
attending and even prevented those
}. Pearl from holding any service. A
other date for the meeting will be fix'
,s later.
Dan Richards met with a serio
accident Wednesday morning. He W
j. coming into town on horseback, al
. when near the end Of Martins lane il
supposed his horse fell. throwing Dan