The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1895-06-29

countries would be considered prodigy
The branch which was about 81 inches
long contained over 60 perfect cherries.
There is nothing marvellous about II
either. In the Payette valley you plant
the tree, and the soil and climate and
little water do rest
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The Women's Relief Corps Of En-
nett. was organized Thursday afternoon
Nesdames spofford, Campbell. and Her
bert. members Of the w. r. c. Of Boise
being present to assist in the 0rganiza-
tion. The following officers were elected
Clara Loomis. Pres. Maggie Murray.
Sen. V. Mrs. Myers. Jun. V. Mrs Wom-
ack, Chaplain. Tillie Peterson, Conduc-
tor. Mary Loomis. Asst Con. Mrs. Won
Hsrten. Guard Mrs. Wood, Asst G.
Mrs. Dempsey. Sec. Mrs. Daley Treas
Present indications indicate that we
will have an enormous crowd in En-
nett on the Fourth and the celebration
will be the biggest ever held in the Pay
cite valley. A 'arge number Of visitors
will be here from other towns and com
munities. and every citizen should re-
solve him or herself into a committee Of
one to help entertain our visitors in the
best manner possible.
Nearly every business man 10 town
has had more or less fence advertising
done lately It is a good thing too. in
its way. but did you ever notice that
the real business men. the men who
make morey. and who are not eternally
kicking about hard times. slow sales.
ETC.. are the men who use the columns
Of the INDEX IN a liberal manner to ad-
vertise their business. It's tact Just
keep your ewes open and you will agree
with us.
This paper has frequently stated
that in giving the news Of the Willow
Greek Mines We do not want 70 publish
one word OF exsggeration believing that
in this particular instance the out look
is good enough without any coloring
and in general way that Truth Is
mighty and will prevail" Where any
item relating to that camp appears in
these columns which is misleading. We
hope that our readers will be charitabls
enough TO believe that we have been
misled in the first instance.
Wharton Barker. the Philadelphia
banker. has started a silver paper called
the American. Mr.. Baker is an able
advocate of silver and being an eastern
man. and banker 10 boot MS influence
in behalf OF the white metal viii be fsi
reaching All friends Of silver shoulc
give his paper a liberal support for Il
is probably in better position 70 carr,
the battle for the restoration Of bi-metsl
lism into the enemy's camp than an,
other publication.
"A mysterious surveying party is il
these parts at present. operating on tn
north side OF the river up towards tn
Black Canyon. They intima.ed to som
parties who interviewed them that thei
object is TO take out ditch % cove
the bench land across the river The.
talk but little only giving out that the
; mean business with a big B. The lS
DEx wishes them success in their IN
dertaking We don't know Just wha
kind of proposition they are handlin
but any scheme to water the bench Ian
r will be hailed with delight by all En-
y nett people.
Mr.. Eaton. Of near Portland. hs
!, been in this neighborhood a few day
this week buying horses 10 fill a contraC
with the L. ;. government. The gentl,
man expressed himself as being highl
: pleased with this country, particular
: as fruit growing section. He is in IN
a prune business on the Columbia rive
u but does not hesitate in saving tina
z Idaho is ahead Of Oregon iu the fru
line He thinks Idaho and particular
: the Payette valley has a great futurl
e and saws there can be 10 doubt bu
5 that fruit growing will be the lesdin
Il industry
A representative Of the ISDsx /
e company with Mr.. A. A. Richard
drove over TO Pearl last Sunday to tax
|. a look at that lively young camp. Man
A Improvements were noted since on
y last visit and a decidedly hopeful spir
seemed 10 prevade the entire csmI
ID Pearl u already taking on many metr'
e politan airs being now able TO boast {
/. two quartz mills. TWO hotels. one mes
market. one general store. and on
!. saloon. besides many dwellings. Tn
r;sa-s are all looking well aud ne
q strikes are being made almost dali,
Wylie 4 Williams have one the mo.