The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1895-04-20
TALK OF THE TOWN.
Latest News of Emmett and
Vicinity
Something that Everybody should know
if They would be up with the times

DR.. Clymer reports the sick list as
all being on the mend.
FoR sALE-saddle and briddle. IN
quire at the INDEX Office.
For sale-Seed corn. Sweet. and
field varieties. Enquire Of r. Barrett.
If you want some fine fruit trees at
a bargain. call at the INDEX Office.
Mrs f c Blanchard was serious
ly in the first Of the week. but is i'm
proving
The light shower last Saturday night
made the air smell fresh and pure for
Easter day.
John Carter left on Saturday for
Crane Creek. to gather a band Of horses
he recently got Of John NJ Starr.
Park Wardwell has force Of men
10 work planning prune trees this week
He is planting about 90 acres this spring.
Died-Sunday afternoon, April 7th.
1895 At Sweet Ida. Freddie. son Of Mr..
and Mrs. Ed Miller. aged about five
years.
For Rent:-Three rooms in the old
INDEX building. One Office or business
room. and two living rooms. Enquire
at this Office.
-George Womack accompanied his
sister. Mis- Lizzie. to Caldwell on Tues
day on her way TO DeLamar. where she
will spend the summer
Carpenter Bros have the contract
Of fencing the Westlake Fruit Cos.
tract south Of town. and are busy with
the work this week.
Mr. Abe Miller went over TO Cald-
well on Monday in response to an invita-.
tion from sheriff Campbell, to serve
term as trial juror.
Teachers should take notice that on
Thursday May 2nd. 1885 in the Office Of
Judge Little at Caldwell there will be
held an examination for second and
third grade certificates.
The handsome residence Of Mr.and
Mrs +, X. Hayes has lately been fresh
ened b., new coat Of paint. p. Abney
did the work and the job is a good one
Charlie Stewart Of Star. was in town
TUESDAY. on his way out TO his cattle
camp on the big Butte Charlie has been
having tussle with the grip lately. and
was not fully recovered when in town.
Ben E. Rich's paper the Silver Ham
mor viii be removed from Rexburg to
st. Anthony. the county seat Of Fremont
county. The Hammer has been a good
paper in the past and we hope TO see It's
sphere OF usefulness increased by the
change
The Faster service last Sunday night
was well attended. The program. which
was the same as used IN nearly all tn,
churches in America yesterday. wai
well rendered. and reflected credit OF
the scholars and thor teachers.
w r. Hall informs us that Mr.
Lyons has struck ledge on the head o
Rock creek. about miles from Pear
City that is bonanza A tunnel l6
feet long has been run TO tap the ledge
and ore has been taken out. in which
the gold is visible to the naked eye.
Ed Stanley, and part Of his crew
Of road builders. came down from DR.,
Buck Wednesday Joe Reed and IN
rest Of the men VIII be down Friday
: Mr. Stanley reports that they have a frs
class road built into the mill site. am
that they expect to have the mill Il
operation within 30 days.
From the Idaho World we learn tina
the commissioners Of Boise county ha,
accepted as a county road the -oad fror
Marsh TO the Canyon county line
has heretofore belonged to the Hawkir
toll road. but has lately been change
aud improved by the people. and now
becomes a county road.
-Ceorge Clarke. Of Meadows has bee
arrested ON a charge Of robbine the I
; mails. Clarke had carried the mai
for several years. during which tin
there has been many complaints Of art
cles never reaching their destinatiC
over the route carried by him. He hi
had an examination before I. ;. con
missioner Brown al Boise. aud bour
over in the sum OF $500.
} While on his way 10 Placcrville. la
Friday. David. Jack. whose home is
Payette was thrown from his horse an
seriously injured near the Anders,
i ranch. about seven miles above town. l
- was taken into Mr. BeVel's, and !
Clvmer speedily summoned who four
him suffering from some very severe cu