The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1896-04-18
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did snow a little here Tuesday
j. II. Ireton and Dan Cramer were
down from Marsh on Wednesday.
John Fulland. the artist took a pho
tograph of the school one day this week.
Ed Hayes and Charlie Hartman
visited the Rock creek mining district
Saturday.
S. A. Pattison. wife and son visited
friends at Horseshoe Bend last Saturday
and Sunday.
Joseph Hahn has been appointed
postmaster at Middleton, vice p. f..
Fahy resigned.
w. F. Wardwell who has been very
low most Of the winter is reported as
being little better.
B. S. Davis of Long Valley WAS in
this neighborhood during the week look
ing over the valley with view to locat-
ing.
While riding after stock the other
udf b"iuu uilcI > HOIot icu Win hiihi
and Gwinn is since laid up with a broken
shoulder.
Rev. Young held service at Horse
shoe Bend. Marsh and Pearl last Sun
day morning, afternoon and evening re-
spectivelv.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. p. Bilderback went
over to Boise on Thursday to attend the
Female Minstrel performance at the
Columbia.
Reed & Stanley have started up their
Dry Buck mills and will have an i'm
mense stock Of lumber on hand by the
time trade opens ur.
Will Langroise left Tuesday morn
ing for Boise, from which point he will
in the future carry grip in the interest
of the Idaho Saddlery Co.
Edison Bishop of Falk's Store was
in town Thursday on his way home from
Boise. where he has been on buslness be-
fore the L. 5. Land Office.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. X. Hayes went to
Caldwell on Thursday. Ed. to attend a
meeting Of the Republican central com
mite and Mrs. II. to visit friends.
-Nels Hansen was down from Dry
Buck Wednesday after some repairs for
Reed & Stanley's mill. He says six in
ches of snow fell there on Tuesday.
Jake Horn, Canyon county's affable
assessor, was in town during the week
taking an inventory Of the worldly pos
sessions Of the people IN an official ca
pacity.
George Wells and wife Of Nampa
visited their parents Mr. and Mrs Isaac
Wells on SUNDAY. Mrs. Bertha Howers
accompanied them on their return home
Monday.
"A quartet Of horse thieves drove l0'
head of horses from the range in Wash
, ington anc brought them into Nez Perc'
county Idaho. They have been arrested
and will be taken back fnr trial.
In the town election held at NampI
, last week the A. p. A. ticket Was electe,
by a considerable majority, while a
Pocatello on the same day the same kline
Of a ticket was badly showed under.
p Don't forget to leave all money sub
scrbed to the cemetery fence fund will
4 f. X Hayes & Co. These subscription
I are all due on or before May first. Tn
+ committee needs the money. Pay up
The Richards Bros. have finishes
tree planting on the Westlake Fruit Co.'S
tract for this season. They now hav
j. 65 acres set TO trees. comprising 40 acre
Of prunes 20 Of apricots and Of cherries
We would respectfully suggest tina
: the next legislature enact law maxim
n il misdemeanor ON the part Of tn
weather bureau TO palm off such mast
1 weather on an unsuspecting public IN
a der the guise Of spring.
d Through an oversight we failed I
J. note the arrival Of Frank Stanley an
}. family some two weeks ago from Coos
II Lake Oregon. Mr.. Stanley IS brothe
It Of E. +. Stanley and he expects to b'
come permanent resident Of this par
l. Of Idaho.
II. b. Levan is said to have 'struc
it richr in his Shamrock mine at Pear
: 1t is said there will no law suit owe
this claim as Mr.. Levan owns il all b
himself. This Is fortunate for Mr.. Il
a van. but little rough on the lawyers q
e Boise City.
% g; An Irishman and Frenchman wer
N one day having dispute over the natior
a. ality OF friend of theirs. Il say. sal
4 the Frenchman, "that If he was born
" France, he is Frenchman. "Regors
said Pat, ''if cat should have kitten