The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1895-01-19

send OF Mr.. Second hand Man, would
surely long for some obscure hole in
which to crawl.
The girls in Cromwell Iowa, have I
formed an organization. pledging them
selves never TO marry a man who is not |
intelligent. honest and industrious. good I
naiured, cleanly in person and apparel,
healthy, sober. church member and |
total abstalner from liquor. tobacco aud |
profanity. What crop OF old maids
there will be in that town, II the organi-
zafion don't bust Evening Mail.
Boise Riggs lays claim to owning
turkey that is a peer OF the goose that
laid the golden egg. Some time ago
he missed favored turkey Of the fem
enine gender and feared the coyotes had
made Christmas dinner OF her. But
a few days later she was discovered in
dustriously setting on a nest full OF
eggs and on the Sth of this month she
"came off, with ten lively little turkeys.
Turkeys possessing this amount Of busi-
ness ability are only to be found in the
great Payette valley.
The INDEX acknowledges the receipt
some time ago Of the proceedings Of the
second annual session Idaho State Press
Association. The legislation asked for
at the hands of the present legislature by
the association, is not altogether for the
benefit OF the newspapers Of the state.
but is even more TO the advantage of the
general public. People in this day and
age Of the world have neither the time
nor the inclination to hunt around on
stumps fences and barn doors for infor-
nation which should be conveyed TO
them through the columns OF the news
papers.
Sheriff Dan. Campbell was over from
Caldwell on Wednesday on official busi-
ness. connected with the school house
row at Falks Store. He arrested f F.
Morton, Bismark Youstler. and Charles
TAYLOR, on the charge Of forcibe entry
into the property Of another. on informa-
AS near as we can learn the trouble orig
mated in this way. II appears that Mr.
Steward claims the school house to be
his own private property. while the 9TH
er residents Of the district claim that as
twas built by public subscription. it
belongs to the public. A dance was ar
ranged for to be given AT the school house
and Gov. Steward sent forth an edici
that it should not be. The boys thought
differently. entered the building. had
their dance and were happy And now
the question to be decided is, who own.
the school houseg II is likely 10 be al
interesting tussIe before il is settled.
There are dictionaries and diction
aries but the Roman Of them all is Web
ster's." This was said Of the latest "Un
abridged by prominent writer. As il
was true Of that work. how much NOR,
applicable the statement is to its success
sor. the international" which after
pletlon and placed upon the market
; This new Websters, by natural right, ha
taken warm place in the regard Of th'
English-speaking people. II is recogniz
ed as the standard authority. Whil
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sive. and while strikingly attractiv
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= tial in binding, it is still within tn
reach Of about all who wish to posses
v work Of this kind. In these days Of sen
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d is refreshing to observe with what cor
). scientious scholarly labor this new Wei
n ster has been produced aud the consel
vative methods by which it is being pr,
sented by the well known Merriam pul
fishing house Of Springfield, Mass.