The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1895-08-17

served. and the proceeds Of the evening
will be applied to the pastors salary
The exercises will be held in the
grounds adjoining the church and par
sonsge.
We acknowledge the receipt II
cordial Invitation 70 attend the meeting
Of the Utah Press Association at Salt
Lake CITY on the p AMI p inst. II is
the purpose 10 make this the greatest
and best meeting Of newspaper men ever
held in the west. All newspaper men who
possibly can should attend the salt Lake
meeting and help the Utah brethren
make it what they arc striving fos.
big success
Did you hare a good time in the
mountains, We asked Rev Perkins who
in company with Hardy Phillips and
win WOODY, lad just returned from an
outing on sqnaw mountain. '' Yes Ne
had a good time" replyed the parson.
We caught 322 trout, and killed 30
grouse. and 10 chickens. Woody is a
clipper on fishing. and a sure pop on
winging grouse; better get him 10 90 a.
long when you 90 camping. Hardy
isn't SLOW. but On account Of his crippled
hand he couldn't get around very lively.
We found it pretty cool o. nights; milk
froze in High valley last THURSDAY
night Here's a nice mess Of trout We
brought down for the ISDEx. Go 10
the mountains young man. 60 10 the
mountains and cool od." And the trout
were fine.
Jesse Miliedge. the fourteen year old
son Of William Mllege. living near
Emmett. had an examination before
Probate Judge Little Monday afternoon
and Was committed To- the insane asylum
Dr. I'd. F. Maxey conducted the men
tai examination. and Thomas II Mitch
Ell and William Milledge. father Of the
boy. appeared as witnesses The unfor-
.unate lad has been subject 10 epiieptic
ITS since he was two years Of age. and
. recently had as many as I've a day The
b father. who is a poor man. has given all
! possible care. but as the boy became
older. when not closely watched he
would slip away and wander of. and il
was feared he might be drowned or lost
! 50 he thought 10 best TO have him seni
to the asylum. Mr.. Bowman. an attend
ant from the Blackfoot asylum arrived
IN the city Tuesday. and took the DO,
to that Institution on the evening train
Caldwell Tribune.
D Deacon Wardwen anc Charlie Bi'
4 derback bid a1ieu 10 civilization las
p Sunday morning and betook themselves
! to the mountains where they will reve
in the delights Of camp life for a fev
weeks. Charlie will act as Grand Hisl
Sachem in reforming the my ystic rite
and ceremonies Of the culinary depart
ment aud will also assume the characte
OF Nimrod and will be CHEZ mogul b
an matters pretaining % the chas'
Deacon will an the position 81 spiritui
advisor and musician for the camp an
will do most Of the singing and prayiu
for the party He will also be the Isaa
Walton Of the party and will be- ~
I- pected 20 lure the fnnuy tribes TO sur
e destruction thro' .monkeyine with h
= hook. and viii also attend 90 shaping O
p and polishing or a number Of is
l. stories for the benefit OF we'uns wi
p stay at home He will also act as mil
l. ing expert and will ASSAY al q
. nuggets that Charlie digs cut Of q
e earth. Deacon has d mine up there ot
We don't intend 70 give it away. Sin'
g the above was put in type We learn thl
Ellis Knouse is also one of the party an
D.. u is whispered around that be will
!, main standby in furnishing the can
. game and fish