The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1895-06-08

city, lot 5Oxl22 feet. House OF four
rooms. good well of water. good cellar,
barn for four horses, choice fruit trees
on lot Win be sold cheap. or will trade
for farm in Payette valley with bearing
orchard. CARTER & PATTIsoS.
Miss Hattie Bilderback graduated
with honors at the st. Margaiets school
Boise, last Monday evening. OF her
essay which was entitled, ''The Human
Voice, the Statesman has this to say,
''She gave expression to many beautiful
sentiments receiving round Of APP
plause when she closed"
-Mesdames Cakes, Womack, and |
Woods and Miss Siddie Kingman called |
at the INDEX office the other day and
informed the devil that the Ladies Aid
Scctety will run a stand somewhere on
the Fourth Of July and sell Ice Cream
and other delicacies, to a prespiring
public. The proceeds will be devoted
to repairs on tho church.
paper sent 81 to fellow in New York to
find out ''how to make 81 go AS far as s.. "
The reply he received was TO put 81
bill in an envelop, seal it, stamp it and
direct it to someone in San Francisco
and the 81 will go as far as il it were IS
bill. The fools are not all dead yet
Ex.
Mrs. ID. B. Levan was over from
Pearl on Wednesday and informed the
INDEX that Mr.. Levan was in Nampa
arranging to have new quartz mill,
that he has recently purchased, hauled
in to the mine. Mr.. Levan is to be con-
graduated that he now has a mill of his
own and the INDEX predicts that the
next few months will show up some
wonderful developments in his proper
ties at Pearl.
There seems to have been a spell Of
unusual weather all over the west dur
imp the past week. On Decoration day
a great storm prevailed throughout the
region from the Rocky mountains to
the Mississippi river. In Colorado it
took the form of snowstorm in the
mountains, the fall being as much as
two feet in many places. AT Leadvlle
the unique spectacle was witnessed of
decorating graves that were buried
under foot of snow.-Statesman.
| - 81 Ell 4. a
usually placid surface of Emmett life
last Sunday. big man from down the
river came to town and started in tc
celebrate his fourth a month in advance
After ginning up in good shape h'
started in to have trough house" al
one of the saloons, and il became nee
cessary for the proprietor to use per
suader" as a mild intimation that h
= was running that house. The big maj
q thereupon announced his intention o
e cleaning out" the town but after sober
o ing up a little gave il up.
1t is settled that we are to have
big celebration in Emmett on tn
n Fourth. Now let every man. womal
d and child in the neighborhood. do some
{ thing to make the affair bowling sue
n cess and we will have cause to congratu
v late ourselves afterwards. Don't stan
back because your name may not az
v pear on any Of the committees. Th
h executive committee did their best I
o make good selections for the variou
X committees but they may have omi
r ted many who would do more than th
ones who have been appointed. New,
y mind that but turn your patriotism loo:
n and help to have big, elegant tim
ID 1t took about forty wears for the prir
e. er to run down and kill the reporter WI
)r in giving an account of hanging invar
ably used the words. ''he fell with dr
a and sickening thud." Having mets
g. out to him just doom the printer ne,
"a turned his attention to the writer wi
p never misses putting it beautiful 4
ST stead of snow: a mantle OF the "beaut
ful" covered the earth last night ct
Bnt while chasing the beautiful sno
devil, other demons sprang up to distui
:, the printers peace of mind. These a
the fiend who always writes il 'speckl'
- beauties" and the other imp ofsatan wi
will have it that his man disappear
as completely as If the earth had OPEN
and swallowed him up" The three
N. them are extant in Idlho.-Democrat
Every club woman will want &
- June Midland Monthly. Desmoin
- Iowa.) 1t has over so portraits of prof
inent club women. also two club articl
one descriptive OF Wisconsin's Womer
Clubs aud the other describing the 10,
n Federation at Cedar Rapids. Other fe
on lures are equally strong. Two Of its ST
er ries. Bellies Roses" by l.. Hough.
~ Forest and Stream. and "On the Islam
rs Mississippi river tale. by VIM. Schu
ny Ter of St. Louis. are strikingly realist.
Mary J. Reid. staff contributor. {
'us lightfully introduces Julia c. r. Do
al and her poet contemporaries. Rev.
ice May takes you on bicycle ride from
on Custer TO Livingstone. Lake Minneton
nd revels in all ITS summer glory in u
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