The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1896-06-13
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on~ Jul PAeo>i iPeiono W Diateh-
ley.
Order drugs OF Blatcnley by teIe-
phone.
Mr.. Mccarthy Of Bois,, was an EN-
nett visitor during the week.
Get Wall Paper. Paints and Oils at
Blatchley's.
John Fulland went up To Jerusalem.
on business, Thursday.
Mail orders promptly filed by
Blatchley the draggist. Caldwell.
Amos and John Lively started for
Dry Buck Wednesday for lumber.
John Carter was up in the Rock
creek district few days this week
Rev. l.. w. Gowen has gone to Nam
pa. He is expected back this evening
Misses Annie Hayes and Maggie
Murray drove over 10 Boise Wednesday.
The G. A. R. Post Of Emmett are
taking steps to build large hall here in
the near future.
Col. Hayes returned home from his
northern trip Tuesday evening. He re-
ports a Zip top time.
-Burrell Myers, Wayne Dewalt, S. j.
Hirsch, and Jack Levander left Mon
day morning for Atlanta.
Hon R. A. Cowden was over from
Caldwell Tuesday taking a look at what
was left o. the sawmill
w. c. McKinsie Of the Caldwell
Butcher Co. was in town during the
week looking up beef cattle.
The Baptist Sunday school expect to
observe Children's Day with appropriate
exercises on the third Sunday in June.
j. r. Fields. aud ] Fischer Of Ply
mouth colony passed through town We'd
nesday bound for Pearl. They returned
Thursday.
Mrs. J. II. Ireton and daughter, Miss
Nellie were down from Marsh "a
attend the Equal Suffrage lecture Tues
day evening.
"A month old girl baby was left on
the doorstep of Mr. and Mrs. Laird II
Boise Tuesday night They have adopt
ed the little stranger
Charlie Bildeback went over to Bois,
Saturday returning Sunday accompanied
by his family who have been visiting il
the capital city for some time.
Miss Hattie Bilderback. membe
of the class Of '95 of St Margarets Acade
my. Boise, attended the commencement
exercises Of that institution last week
Ladies don't fail to attend thu
Fourth Of July meeting this Saturday
evening in Hayes hall Every lady il
the community is expected to be pre-
sent
Editor Mock Of the Nampa Leade
is touring the north part OF the state
: Mrs. Mock is at the helm in the Leade
z office and that paper is as bright ant
newsy as ever.
There will be meeting OF tn
Equal Suffrage Association of Idaho
held at Boise. Juiv l. 2, and 3. 1896.
By order Of Advisory Committee.
MRS. NJ. c. Athey. Sc,
j. II. Ireton was in town fror
Marsh last Saturday. He is having
tunnell driven on the Free Coinage clair
above Rock creek and reports the ledg
as showing up well.
T Attorney Lot Feltham Of Caldwe
J.. shook hands with Emmett friends Wee
n nesday on his way home from Roc
2 creek where he is interested in SON
S promising mining properties. He tray
5 els awheel.
n MIR. and Mrs Dennis Crowley
Sweet. were IN town during the weel
1 Mr.. Crowley says Squaw creek was higl
q er this year than ever before but that Il
d damage done was mostly confined to n
+ lower bottom hay lands.
Mr.. Adams, an old Payette river ID
!, driver. passed through town Monday el
route from Oregon to Butte Montan
He was the man who ran the big /
drive down the North Fork when Il
Short Line was built through Idaho.
Don't leave your bicycle standir
in the sun. Two riders who have le
= their wheels in a hot sunny corner
the court house. have had this warniT
:, - forcibly impressed upon them. by
!" split rim and ruined tire, says an e
change.
,e Dan Garland an old resident
x Stuart precinct was brought 10 town ,
Wednesday for treatment having be-
in for several days but under the ef
cient care Of Dr. Ciymer he is now res