The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1895-09-21
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s6F 6FIsdnesday.
Ed Allen made a business trip to
the Dry Buck mills this week.
Mrs ID. T. Wnkerson OF De Lamar
is visiting friends here this week.
John Carter went over to Boise val
ley Wednesday returning Thursday
The summer is past the harvest is
ended. have you yet subscribed for the
INDEX?
Mrs. W. F. Wardwell spent several
days in Boise this week visiting her
sister. Mrs. Bacon.
Mrs Tanner Of Salt Lake is visiting
her son G. w. Tanner who lives few
miles below town.
The little child Of Mr. and Mrs S.A
Pattison is very III and at. this writing
no hopes Of her recovery are enter
tanned.
w F. Wardwell weighed IA pears
OF the Flemish Beauty variety the other
day, Of his raising which weighed l2i
pounds.
Miss Grace Noland Of Horseshoe
Bend came down last Saturday and will
attend the High school during the pre-
sent term.
"A number of local sports spent We'd
nesday afternoon fishing near the old
saw mill. The catch was rather below
the average.
Miss Laura Perkins returned on
Wednesday evening from DeLamar
where she visited her sister Mrs. ID. r.
Wnkerson for several weeks
NOTICE. All persons crediting my
wife, Willie b. Wilson. will do so at
their own risk. Sept. l6. 1925.
JONDA WILSON.
The steam shovel that has been at
work on Payette will soon be taken TO
Placerville TO make test OF the placer
ground on Coyle's gulch.-World.
Hon. Geo. Little and wife came
over from Caldwell Monday evening and
spent the night IN Emmett on their way
TO Payette TO attend the Horticultural
meeting.
Miss Mcfarland a teacher who has
lately arrived from the east has beer
employed to teach the primary room in
tie public school beginning the first o
next month.
! Geo. Womack and Harry Kelle,
who have been working al Marsh al
summer came down Monday evening t.
see their friends. returning to the uppe
country on Tuesday.
Rev Elton and family Of salubril
stopped over night at the Carter hoie
ON Wednesday night. being on their wa
to Caldwell to attend the meeting OF tn
Baptist Association. Rev. Elton wa
for awhile editor Of the Salubria Citizen
james B. Blaine recently sold 1
John and Birch Wittel block O
mining property on Anderson creek i
: West View district comprising the Stai
the Iliose and the Caldwell place
claims and The L. ;. Grant quartz clair
the consideration being $1,000.
$40 Reward. will pay $40 rewar
e for information that will lead to IN
arrest and conviction Of the party {
- parties who stole number Of squash,
from my lot on Main Street
W. +. WARDwRIL
Miss May Locke. OF Marsh entere
upon her duties as teacher Of the Gi
- school. last Monday moraing. Mi
Locke is one Of the most successfl
teachers Of Boise county and the peop
e. OF the Gill district are fortunate to hs,
secured her services.
DR.. Davenport found a two fo
vein OF coal a short time ago somewhe
10 near Anderson creek. which judgir
. from Samples left at this Office Is ju
~ what this country needs in the fuel lin
The coal is hard and clear looking al
appears TO oe Of firstrate quality.
I "A troop Of calvary from BOISE Ba
/. racks under command Of Lieut.. Sch
'.' field. out for a five DAYS trip. camp
at this place Wednesday night Thur
day they proceeded to Horseshoe Bel
o- and viii reach Boise this Saturday ev
ming. Uncle Sans boys are well equi
ed and seem capable Of enjoying life
- well as any body
The editor Of an Idaho weekly wroi
The Ladies OF the Historical Club "
hold a meeting tomorrow night" ~
ns' Idaho compositor wiser than his chi
set up the item as follows: The ladi
OF the Hyslerical Club will hold
meeting tomorrow night" The edit
tor died il A 1T, aud the compositor nt {
NO ne died Malad Enterprise.