The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1895-06-08
TALK OF THE TOWN.
Latest News Of Emmett and
Vicinity
Something that Everybody should know
Il They would be up with the times

-Thos Peterson went up to Star
Ranch last Tuesday.
Miss May Locke of Marsh was an
Emmett visitor on Wednesday.
For Rent:-Three rooms in the old
INDEX building. One office or business
room, and two Lying rooms. Enquire
At this office.
The recent cool wave is being made
up for this week by hot weather. 1t
is what the country needs however and
nobody is kicking.
Some clover is being cut this week
and it will not be long until the farm
ers turn themselves loose on the first
crop of alfalfa.
STOCK PAsTURE-I have 120 acres Of
good pasture for rent at reasonable rates.
Good grass and plenty of water.
2s-st. II. B. BAKER.
Dan Richards who was seriously m
jured last week by his horse falling with
him. is getting al ong nicely, although
not able to be out yet.
Don't fail to read the Notice of Spe-
cial Election in this issue. 1t is an i'm
portant measure and every voter should
inform himself on the subject.
The ladies OF the Relief Corps are
requested to meet at Mrs. J. Daily's
Monday at 2 P. NJ.
BY order OF Committee
-Scrape some Of the moss off your
back-if bristles get them shaved Off
and thus give a little room for enter
prise and push to grow.-silver Ham
mer.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. p. Bilderback spent
the first part of t,ie week in Boise at
tending the closing exercises of the St.
Margret's school. They returned on
Thursday.
1t is reported that the steam dredg,
is stranded near the place where they
expect to begin work. and consider
able difficulty is being met with in get
ting it afloat again.
Don't forget that a. J. Lewis hai
removed his harness shop to the Cool
building formerly occupied by the bar
Der shop. He will turn you out frs
class job in his line, at way down prices
John Carter started for the noun
tains Saturday morning to cut and rul
a wood drive. He will operate on tn
north fork and expects to be able t,
furnish wood to all this lower countr,
next winter.
The Anaconda Standard has bee
enlarged and improved. The Standar,
is a good paper and is making a grea
record for itself in the inter-mountai
country. May 1t long continue to gro,
and prosper.
Mrs. John Carter left on Monda
morning for protracted visit wit
friends in Athena Ore. She expects I
be gone two or three months The INDE
will keep her posted in home news dul
ing her absence.
Sheriff Dan Campbell, and attorne
= Charlie Reed. were over from Caldwe
Thursday. Dan was on a tour Of this en-
Of the county posting notices of the sp
cial election, 10 be held June Goth. I,
!. the purpose of bonding the county.
When you want to do yourself
good turn just drop into E. X. Hayes
Co. and take advantage Of some OF Il
rare bargains they are constantly offe
ing. You will find a line Of strictly fir
class goods at prices to suit the times.
MIR. and Mrs. Clark arrived in En-
NETT last week from Guthrie Oklahom
}. and are stopping with their son, Jess
Clark. They went into Oklahoma
the first rush Of the spring Of 1889. br
have come to Idaho with a view Of
eating
2 Judge J. II. Richards aud Ho
Edgar Wilson were over from Boise du
ing the week. Both gentlemen expires
ed themselves as highly pleased wi
the signs Of improvement and growth
!. the town and valley. They returned
70 Boise via Pearl City.
Assessor, Jake Horn and Clerk Du
bar were over from the county seat
Wednesday They went from here ov
to Pearl TO take a look at the new tow
}. Mr.. Horn reports the Boise river place
in which he is interested as looking ve
IS promising.
Finley Monroe met with a serio
accident Thursday afternoon while
/. work on the levee OF the Last Chan
Ditch by bank of earth caring in
him. He was completely buried a