The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1896-06-06

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pices Of the National women's Suffrage
Association aud comes well recommend
ed. She is said to be talented speaker
and will doubtless be greeted with
large audience.
A special from Idaho City TO the
Statesman says: Mrs. Johns held
meeting here this evening and delivered /
a lecture on political equality. She had
large audience and her address was
well received. She is an entertaining
talker and her audience were well pleas
ed" Mrs. Johns will lecture at the
NJ. E. church next Tuesday evening
D l.. Bailey who has been talking
life insurance to Emmett people for the
past two weeks accompanied his family.
who attended the memorial exercises in
Emmett, as far as Star on Tuesday, on
their way home to Meridian. At Star
they found the Middleton slough i'm
passabe and the family were obliged to
go around TO Middleton. ID. L. returned
to Emmett.
The Women's edition Of the Boise
Statesman will be published on the %.
Of June 1t viii be edited and managed
exclusively by the ladies Of Boise and
the proceeds will 90 TO the Free Reading
Room and the Relief Society Of Boise.
both worthy objects. 1t will be a 10
page paper and will sell at l0cts copy
Orders can be sent 10 Mrs. Alferd Eoff
manager, Boise, Idaho.
Mrs. Estey and daughter passed
through town Tuesday afternoon en-
route from Spokane Washington to New
York. The women are making the trip
on a wager and seem to have plenty Of
nerve. They report having travelled
through mud knee deep and have waded
streams waist deep. They left Spokane
May 4th and expect to reach their des-
tination before snow fiies. They said
the Upper Payetle valley is the best
country they have passed through sc
far.
w G. McLellen. Of LaGrand Oregon
representing the Freeman's Silver Feder
alton Of America viii address the people
OF Emmett next Monday evening il
G. a. K. nall on the silver question from
non-partisan standpoint. Mr. Nc
I.ellen is assistant organizer for thl
Federation in Oregon and is said to b.
a forcible speaker He is thoroughly il
earnest in the work and will ask for M
collection nor admission Zee which il
itself will be welcome innovation
2 Turn out and hear him.
DO unto others as you would nk
Others 10 do unto you. was travelin
through your valley with a small ban
of horses toward Montana about the II
S of May and my horses stampeded o
p the range lying between the Boise rive
e and payette. l have found all except tie
S colts. four and year old colts. ba,
}. branded small six 90 on right shoulder
y one light Gray 5 years old Brande
r single tree hooks on left hip. ANY II
# formation regarding same will be kind
.- recognized and suitably rewarded, plea.
# report same at INDEX Office. Emmett.
W. G. MCCLELLAN.
Il Among the visitors from other poin
Q. who were present at the school con
n mencement and Memorial exercises Ia
k Friday evening and Saturday were n
"a ticed w p. Carter, Miss Annie Carte
le and Mrs. schoo; of Pearl. Mr. and MI
Peron Of Ola AR. Gamble of Liber
Mine. Mr.. and Mrs. r. A. Bailey. Nh
sam Ireton. Miss Moli.e lreton. Depu
Sheriff Orlando Bailey and Miss Dav
Of Sweet. Mrs. J. II. lreton. Mrs Fral
Monroe. Miss NAY Locke and z. Mars
- Of Marsh. Mr. Cook Of Dry Buck, II.
Noland ir OF Horseshoe Bend. NJ
Mary Carter Of Caldwell aud d. L. Ba
NJ ley and family Of Meridian.