The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1895-05-18
TALK OF THE TOWN.
Latest News Of Emmett and
Vicinity
Something that Everybody should know
# They would be up with the times

Miss May Housel. who has been I
staying in Boise for some time has re-
turned home.
Mr.. Richmond was over from Pear
on Thursday. He reported everything
u. K. at the camp.
Work will be resumed on the artesian
well today. A load Of casing for the
we'll arrived Thursday.
STOCK PAsTURE-I have 100 acres Of
good pasture for rent at reasonable rates.
Good grass and plenty Of water.
2s-st. H. b. BAKER.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Sebree and
Mrs. jackson. sister OF Mrs. Sebree.
were over from Caldwell during the
week visiting Col. and Mrs. T. X. Hayes.
-Brookshire & Lewis are down from
their placer mine near Horseshoe Bend
They report wages in the dirt and will
return in a few days.
The notice ia this issue for a meet
ing to arrange for celebration July T.
is published on the suggestion Of a
number Of citizens Let US all take hold
and have an old fashioned blow out.
A catastrophe occurred in one OF the
leading business houses in Emmett
few days ago that was at once painful
and pleasing and although quite natural
il was somewhat peculiar. Further par
ticulars later
For the information and relief OF
the many friends Of DR.. o. II. Daven-
port. we wish to state that the man re-
Gently arrested in Oregon for counter
feiting was another Doc. Davenport.
The machinery for Reed X Stanley :
new mill has finally arrived and Joe and
Ed are happy. A number Of teams are
on the road this week hauling il in 10
the mill site and We MAY soon expect to
see lumber being hauled in large quanti-
ties
A party from Montana who IS look
ing for location To plant a colony. visit
ed the Marsh & Ireton ranch last week
with view To buying il FOR that purpose.
He is very well pleased with the coun-
try. will doubtless be heard from soon
again in this section.
Rev. Young will preach al Pear
city one week from next sunday. Nav
%. arrangements have been made for
the people OF Marsh. Sweet. Horseshos
Bend. Emmett aud other surrounding
points to attend and take their baskets
Good preaching. a good dinner and a
good time will be assured To all who at
tend.
Charlie Bilderback. Ed Allen. Juo
Allerton aud Harry Titus. left on Thurs
day for fishing trip on Willow creek
The point at which they expect to At
tack the fnny tribe will be near .Uncl'
Zeb'S" place and the amount Of trou
which they expect TO take is somethin.
enormous. We will not attempt to Civ
the figures now but will anxiously awai
the return Of the party for further par
uculars and full account Of the catch.
Mr.. A. Miller left few new pota
toes at this Office last SUNDAY. May Il
They were exhibited {, aud carried ava
bv the New Plymouth committee VIII
seemed TO BE- wonderfully surprised {
see new spuds at this season. Neve
mind gentlemen YOU must prepare your
selves for more and greater surprise
than this when you become fairly SCI
tied as tillers Of Payette valley sol
Its productions are most prodi giousl
plentiful and precocious.
Eugene Parrott and Henry Parrot
passed through Emmett last Ssturda
on their wav to the mountains wheI
they will work a placer claim this seasoI
The ground is located about 50 mile
from Banner ~ the Sawtooth and
said to be very rich. Eugene informe
the INDEX that Hon. VIM. Stuart ,
Falk's Store received letter a few ia,
{ ago from an eastern syndicate sskin
him TO set price on his land. with
view to buying il for colonization pu
poses.
One Of the most promising young o
chards in the valley may be seen At +
Vahlbergs place just east Of town. +
has 20 acres set to orchard. a good pa
Of which is now in bearing. The tire
this season are literally loaded with fru
some Of them looking as though th'
would certainly be unable to to bear a
Of their fruit up until ripening tim
Ed has choice selection Of fruits al
, takes a pardonsble pride in shOwii
visitors the beauties OF his place Wh'
You look at such orchards As this ol
and take into consideration that IL
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