The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1895-08-17

are expected in a day or two. when work
Will be at once resumed.
p Abney the artistic painter. and
decorator IS prepared to do all kinds Of +
fine carriage and buggy painting. His 4
shop is in the old INDEX building. When
you need any thing in his line give him
call. 34-l2t.
VIII Langroise and AddIe Lewis re-
turned from their outing last Saturday
The boys had a delightful time and as
q proof that grouse were plenty They
brought down three or four dozen for
their friends, not forgetting the INDEX
family in the distribution.
Davis Island. on Snake river near
Riverside ferry owned by Jas. 7. Davis,
has been sold to Duluth syndisate the
consideration being $1,000. A payment
Of 81 600 cash and the balance within
six months Mr.. Davis is a brother Of
Mrs. J. F. Daley Of this place.
Rev. Young. J. VI. Martin and Miss
Minnie Martin will leave Tuesday morn
ing for Union Ore to attend the annual
conference which will meet at shat
place. j. NJ Martin goes as lay dele
gate from this circnit and Miss Minnie
goes to represent the Epworth League
The legal squabble which has re-
suited in the tie up Of the Levan
mine and mill at Pearl has been
settled or fixed up 10 some shape. At
least the property resumed operations
last Monday morning and everybody on
Willow creek are happy in consequence.
Harry Jones and daughter. VIII
Jones. and VIII Thorpe. drove over from
Caldwell last Sunday Miss Jones speut
the day with Miss Annie Hayes. and the
gentlemen Of the party. with +. X went
over on the Butte and bagged 60 grouse
in a short time. The party returned
home in the evening.
Post masters are funny people Some
Of them seem TO want the earth. Over
the general delivery window Of the En-
nett office is posted letter which our
p N. says is held for more directions
The letter IS addressed as follows.
Wells Richardson & Co. Sole .sSroprietors
Burlington. VI. Montreal p o.. London
England.
Charlie Reed. Ben Trainer and Mr..
Wilson are all busily engaged in deliver.
ing wood TO Levan's mill at Pearl. They
have been hauling from the river but
in the future viii get their wood on
Dry Buck. The mountain wood being a
better steam producer than river cotton
wood. The price paid is 500 a cord
delivered.
viii our wood subscribers pleas
take notice that We do not like 10 burr
wet wood in cold weather a bit better
than they do. Il would certainly be q
most humane and christian act for them
- get their pile OF INDEX woGd out dur
ing the summer and let il dry. We Cal
j burn mighty wet wood when We hav'
j TO rs was demonstrated last winter bu
We don't enjoy it.
The Canyon County Argus has with
drawn from the field in favor of tn
Caldwell Record. that being the new
name under which the live. newsy. Jour
nal will sail in the future. The Sfeunen
berg brothers. since assuming manage
ment Of the paper have made many i'm
A provements in the same. not the leas
( OF which is the new name May th
p Record live long and prosper.
- Bishop Talbot preached in the EDis
copal church Thursday evening. TO
70 small but appreciative audience. Tn
y bishop is a polished speaker. and one q
{ the most gifted preachers in the wesi
: and it is TO be regretted that more En-
,. NETT people did not avail themselves q
n the opportunity Of hearing him. Bisho
e Talbot stated that in the future Re'
e Jennings Of Caldwell. will have chars
p Of Emmett mission. and will hold regl
}. lar services here.
{ "A plucky little woman passed thri
4 town Tuesday morning. on her Wa
2 from Chase Co. Neb.. 70 western Oregon
I She had her household effects. and h,
FIVE children IN a wagon drawn by a bi
. span OF mules. and seemed well able
. take care of herself and family. 81
m said they had got eLough Of that coul
4 try Of drougnts and sand storms. 40
n wanted TO Try their fortune in Web-foo
They left Nebraska on the 9Th. OF Jun
and seem 10 be making better time iha
the average emigrant-
: sadie. say writes US from his ic.
!, ging camp on north Boise river. as 70
+, lows. q. Please send my paper TO ldal
City. have got started at work an
have y men at work cutting logs. "
l. have had frost every night since "
r came up. will be- here until the mt
'e die Of December" We understand :
N die done well on his drive this summe
y and that he has contract for S.OoO.O'
10 feet for next summer.