The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1896-03-14
TALK OF THE TOWN.
Latest News Of Emmett and
Vicinity
Something that Everybody should know
il They would be up with the times

There is no change In Mr.. Myers
condition since our last issue.
"A complete barber shop outfit ar
rived in Pearl a few days ago.
Mr.. Perkins Of near Boise visited his
sister. Mrs. E. G. Blanchard. this week.
Mr.. Lloyd who recently arrived in
Idaho from Ohio on visit spent several
days with Nerve Gill this week.
-Orville Carter who has been very
low with pneumonia is thought to be
little better as we go to press.
Mrs. Bilderback and Miss Hattie
returned last week from an extended
visit with friends in BOISE City.
Miss Rosa Yergensen is suffering
from an attack OF spotted fever. She is
at Mr.. Cupp's place on the butte.
Marsh & Ireton have put force Of
men to work on their claim above the
mouth Of Rock on the Paystte slope.
DR.. aud Mrs. Clymer each received
new wheels last week and have already
reduced the CRITTERS" to a state OF sub
lection.
Last Sunday was balmy and spring
like and many citizens who are the
fortunate possessors of wheels enjoYed
a spin around the valley.
We are indebted to Congressman
Wilson for parts OF the 10th. annual re-
port of the Director OF the Geological
Survey, for which he has our thanks.
MARRIKD-At the NJ. Z. parsonage.
Emmett March sth 1896. Mr.. John Cole
and Miss Sarah +. Drummer. OF Psyette
valley. Idaho. Rev. Barrett officiated.
Hugh Fulton Who underwent q
surgical operation last week. is improv'
ing rapidly. His son Alvan is laid up by
an attack of infiammatory rheumatism
w. c. Fritter. the gentlemanly Gen
eral Agent OF the New York Life. pass
ed through town Thursday, stopping
long enough to greet few Of his many
friends.
Mrs. Thomas Peterson has gone ur
10 the Star Ranch where she will spend
the SUMMER. John Fulland who tool
her up reports three feet Of snow on thu
summit.
S. Dempsey visited the West View
mining district on Monday. He ha
secured an interest in James Blain'
mine upon which considerable prospect
ing will be done this season.
-rr. Huston will deliver the first o
the course OF lectures commencing mex
Wednesday evening. Subject, "A Da'
in Dark World" Admission 25 cent
course tickets for three lectures so cents
j. II. Ir-ton WAS down from Mars
last Saturday delivering load Of whea
to E. K. Hayes & Co. John says tha
wheat is getting scarce in the countr
being now worth las per cwt. in Bois
/ valley.
S. J. Hirsh who arrived from Obi
some three months ago and who hs
been spending the winter with the Rict
Z ards brothers has been having a tussl
Y with spotted fever. He has sufficient
recovered however to be around sgaiI
b John Berger arrived Saturday ever
J ing from Silver. where he has been worl
ing since last September in the Blac
Jack mine John says times are good
that camp. He is here looking after h
homestead on the bench and will renal
for week or two.
v Monroe & Strickland have struck
e bonanza on their claim on the head
Anderson creek. A sample Of the o
" that was exhibited in Emmett a fe
{ days ago was bright with native silv
- and ASSAYS give a considerable return
gold.
The Gem State Rural which is
voted to the farming and fruit grown
:. interests OF the state is improving wi
each issue and should receive a libe
al support from the farmers al
orchArdists. Il published monthly
Caldwell by A. E.Gipson, and the pric
- is only so cents year.
!, A letter signed by number Of FL
,- mett's citizens has been addressed Go
ID ernor Mcconnell asking that f.
-s HAYES be invited 10 read paper befo
the immigration convention at Bots
,t touching on the advantages Of the U
10 per Payette valley as 6eld for HON
10 seekers.
n DIR. Clymer and Charlie Harrim
visited their Rock creek mining props
ie ties on Monday. They were surpris
Z. and shocked to find Stephen Harrim
s. who has been at work on the prospec
nest Of the winter, seriously III wi