The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1896-03-28
TALK OF THE Town.
Latest News Of Emmett and
Vicinity
Something that Everybody should know
if They would be up with the times

bicycles for hire at Lewis & Lang
roises.
w. F. WardwelI's condition remains
about the same
VIII Bates and wife were over from
Boise this week
ID. W. c. Brown made flying trip
to Caldwell on Tuesday.
Apricot trees were in fun bloom in
Emmett last Sunday, March 22nd.
Bicycle livery New stock Prices
LEWIS & LASGRoIsE.
BoRN-W Wednesday,. March IS, 1896, to
the wife of II. B. Baker. 10 pound boy.
"A number OF people in the vicinity
of Rock creek are down with spotted fe-
yer.
Mr.. Myers who has been very low
for some time is said to be dying as we
go To press.
BoRN-Friday. March 20 1896 to the
wife Of Edmund Budien nine pound
daughter.
DR.. Clymer was confined to his bed
day or so this week with a severe at
tack Of lagrippe.
"A good job OF grading was done on
Second Street between Boise and Com
mercial TINS week.
Hugh Fulton and family moved
from John Carter's place to F. G.. Car
penter's place on Wednesday.
MIR. Young who Is heavily Interested
in mining property in the Rock creek
district was in town during the week
For Sale-Pure blood Buff Cochin eggs
so cts. per setting Of 49,
W. F. Wardwell
Bob Pattison, the new fiedged min
ing man Of Marsh. visited friends and
got shave and haircut in town last
Sunday
-Jonn Carter is up the river this
week taking the remainder Of his wood
drive from the river near the mouth OF
Rock creek.
Boise reveled in her first season of
Grand Opera this week. Hereafter we can
hardly expect to touch Boise man with
ten foot pole.
The Holy Moses mining claim on
Willow creek was sold few days age
bv Wm. Belt to Tuttle x Anderson. Con.
sideration $3.50.
The bicycle fever has struck towr
in earnest this week George Dietz and
Ed Allen are the latest victims and the,
are now thought to be out Of danger
j W. Cook has openeo a livery ans
feed barn an Pearl He has put in I
frst-class livery stock and will add t
the same as the needs Of the camp re
quire
N. n. Mason called on the INDE'
the other day aud paid up two sub
scriptions a year in advance. one 70
himself and one for his father in Wyo
ming. go thou and do likewise.
AT meeting of the Senate commit
tee on priveledges and elections. hel
last Friday. Senator Mitchell's report o
the election OF United States senators b
: direct vote OF the people was approved
l School was dismissed Monday morr
5 ing for one week on account Of the il
ness OF Prof. Symons who underwent
suglcal operation in Boise last Saturda
and was not able to return in time T,
] school on Monday.
An aggressive warfare Is bein
waged on the San Jose scale this sprinl
1t is thought the pest is pretty we
stamped out in tins community but
Ibis instance eternal vigilance will /
the only price Of safety.
!, Charlie Hartman returned on MOI
4 day from Rock creek. where he has bee
$ fer couple OF weeks taking care
his brother Stephen who has been lai
= up with spotted fever. Stephen is bett'
e and will be down in few days.
y Lewis & Langroise received two ne
wheels this week which they will kee
c for hire They will keep bicycle Ii
}. cry this summer and all who don't own
= wheel but who wishes TO enjoy spl
around town should give them a call.
Rev. f. B. Sutton OF Seattle Was
will lecture on temperance ia the NJ
e church, this Saturday evening, all
4 Sunday morning and evening. The ge
q tleman is said to be an excellent speak
y and well worth hearing Everybody il
y vited. Admi.s sion free.
p, p -Adiutent A. II. capweil and CO
r f. X. Hayes mustered in a company
II state militiamen al Caldwell oa Wet