The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1895-03-16
TALK OF THE TOWN.
Latest News Of Emmett and
Vicinity
Something that Everybody should know
if They would be up with the times

Mrs Daily has been on the sick list
this week
"A total eclise Of the moon was Wis
able here Sunday evening.
Rev Young and DR.. Davenport went
over to Boise on Monday.
Will Basye Of Ola is visiting his
friend deacon Wardwell this week.
-FoR SALE, Good clean seed wheat
at THos. RussELLs, Emmett Idaho. 10
-Rev ]. c. Perkins started for De-
Lamar on Tuesday morning with a load
Of eggs etc.
Tom Krigbaum who has been at work
on the new Willow creek road came home
sick on Tuesday evening.
John Carter and Ed Hayes made
trip to Horseshoe Bend last Sunday to
take look at the coal mines etc, at
that place.
Prof. Cooper the blind phrenologist,
gave stereoptcon entertainment in
Hayes hall. Thursday evening. that was
well attended.
The Quartz mill which is being
erected on Willow creek by the Rich
mond Bros. and Mr.. Prout, will be ready
to run in a few days.
Don't forget the grand ball at the
new hall next Monday night. If you
miss it you will be loser. if YOU count a
good time of any account.
Keep your eve on the new goods that
are being received daily by our Emmett
merchants. You are sure to strike what
you want at bargain.
For Rent:-Three rooms in the old
INDEX building One Office or business
room. and two living rooms. Enquire
At this Office.
Insure your property against loss by
= fire in the Liverpool & London Il Globe
Insurance Co. 5. A. Pattison, Agent.
Emmett. Ida.
The early made gardens in this COM
munity must have felt the need OF a
good double blanket on Wednesday
. when that March snow storm struck
them.
The new road into the Willow creek
mines is about completed. One more day
with crew of six or eight men will be
sufficient 10 make a good road from EN-
nett to the mines
[ Governor Mcconnell has granted ;
reprieve to Charles Perry who was sen
fenced to be hanged at Pocatello on the
}. 22nd inst. pending the meeting Of Tn,
- board Of pardons, which will meet il
April.
4 The Salubria Citizen informs "a
4 that editor Lorton has entered int,
partnership with Dr. W. NJ. Brown
and embarked in the drug business
n Mr. Lorton will still continue to edi
81 the Citizen.
- DR.. o. II. Davenport will set up
corn and chopping mill on his plac
above town soon and be prepared TO do al
work in that line that may be taken .
(. him. The grinder for the mill arrive
last Saturday.
Undertakes d. W. G. Brown and Di
n Eugene Clymer embalmed the body q
Y Mrs. Bishop on Monday evening. TIL
work was quickly aud successfully az
complished and reflects credit on th
skill Of both gentlemen.
Charles Perry, who was under sci
tence Of death at Pocatello. for the mul
der Of old man Mcnamara, committe
suicide by an overdose Of morphine. q
the 18th inst. He left letter in whic
y he strongly protests his innocence
What has got the matter with q
creamery Is it possible that this con
munity is lacking in a sufficient amour
OF enterprise TO take hold Of propositi'
Of this kind. People who will not p
their hands to the wheel to help the
neighborhood. and themselves TO bett
times should quit kicking about ha
times, depression. scarcity Of mon
etc.
E. f. Morton OF Falk's Store. VI
some time ago had his right hand bad
crippled by the accidental discharge
a gun, has been in town for the u
week under Dr. Clymer's care. At t
time Of the accident one Of the hng'
was amputated and for a time the won
seemed 10 be healing nicely, but lat'
I'D inflammation has set in and IL will requ
the very best Of treatment 20 save
n hand. Mickey has the sympathy
III many friends in his misfortune and
IL hope he will be able 20 save his hand.
Grant Bartlett returned from Del
mar a few days ago where he has o'
working for several months, and is n