The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1896-09-19

acquitted Dy the jury the Orlule-
which may have been worth so cents
WAS not recovered, and the county will
pay the costs which may amount 10 $50
or more.
&C p. Bildercack and family visited
friends in Boise several days last week.
Miss Hattie is still guest Of friends in
the Capitol City.
--Rebecka Degree Rodge No. 80 will
give public dinner on election day
the proceeds OF which will go into the
treasury Of the lodge. First-class
service, popular prices. Don't 20 hun
cry In land Of plenty. 47dl.
"A. j. Lewis has reopened his harness
business In the room recently vacated by
Russell g. Reagan He will soon receive
a large inyoice OF leather goods which
are now ordered and about October FIRST
will be Ia good shape for business.
Look out for his "ad'' later.
We are glad to learn that our fell
low townsmen, J. b. Blain and Stephen
Dempsey have made another good strike
In their mine In the West View district.
The last strike Is rather the most en-
couraging OF any vet made and we con-
graduate the gentlemen on their good
fortune.
Ed Hall. who was recently appoint
ed receiver for the Idaho Sad
dlery Co. Ltd. was In town Wednesday
invoicing the stock OF Lewis 4 Langroise
who have been handling goods for the
Saddlery Co. on commission. Mr.. Hall
is one OF the brightest Young business
men Of Boise and has for years been CON
nected with Nj. Alexander the clothler
The selection of Mr.. Hall TO wind up
the affairs OF the defunct institution is
certainly wise one.
Frank Smith met with serious
accident while coming from Pearl last
Saturday night. He either fell or was
thrown from the blackboard and the
horses kicked him several times about
the face and head. He lay unconscious
all night and was found Sunday morn
ing by j. c. Shepherd aud Bill Fuller
and brought to town. His injuries are
not considered serious but are pretty
painful. 1t is said that he was inloxi-
Gated when he left Pearl and 1t is likely
this may account for the accident
: The INDEX has received a number
= Of subscriptions during the past week
but there are still some people in the
valley who should support this paper
: whose names AS yet are not on the lists
Don't you think friend that YOU should
I read the INDEX regularly tor your own
personal good MS well MS to support a
home institution that is doing ITS best
to help the country and by so doing
help youi Now is the time TO subscrib,
either for yourself or some distant friend
who will be interested in the news Of
your home town.
: Art Cunningham of Horseshoe BEND
. was an Emmett visitor during the week
Mr.. Cunningham was formerly auditor
and recorder OF Boise county and /,
well known to all the old timers Of thi,
, part OF the state. This was his FRS
\ visit to Emmett for 10 years and he ex
pressed himself as being much surprised
at t"e wonderful Improvement OF tn
town and valley in that time. He /
2 looking for location for himself an,
o family and may vet decide to cast hi
a lot with the people Of Emmett.
Mr. Frank Mastellar, Of New Ply
mouth. has given us a copy OF the Mt
y Vernon, Ohio. Republican, containing
= an account Of most distressing an,
perhaps fatal accident. which recent
= befel Mrs. A. l.. White. OF that city
% She was thrown from her surrey Will
'' out riding with her family, resulting i
! the fracture OF her skull. The unfol
u tunate lady is the wife Of Mr.. A. |
'e White who has some scquaintances ,
the Payette valley. He is intereste
with the Richards Brothers in lars
fruit farm near Emmett. LArER-M
Masteller has just received the news ,
~ Mrs. Whites death.-Payetie Indepel
; dent.
A.. churn That churns 10 one Minute
IA | have been in the dairy business a
my hfs and have many times churn,
ne for an hour before butter would appea
ed 50 when heard OF a churn that wou
y. churu in a minute. concluded to try
* Every day for a week I used il. and n
40 only could | churn in minute. but
~ got more and better butter than with Il
> common churn. This Is very Imports
=. Information to butter makers. II
N chnrn works easily. and will churn
=, ordinary churning in less than 60 -
-"' onds- / have sold two dozen Of the
churns 10 the past month. Every bl
ter maker that has seen me- churn in Il
10 than minute has bought one. v
err can obtain all Information regarding Z
AZ churn BY addressing ]. F. Casey & G.
St Louis. and they will give you prom
'ns snd courteous attention
oT A DAIRY MAN