The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1896-06-06
TALK OF THE town.
Latest News Of Emmett and
Vicinity
Something that Everybody should know
if They would be up with the times
And this is summer time

Order drugs of Blatcnley by tele-
phone.
Get Wall Paper. Paints and Oils at
Blatchley's.
Mail orders promptly filed by
Blatchley the draggist Caldwell.
Ed Stone Of Horseshoe Bend and
Bob Pattison Of Marsh were in town last
Sunday.
"A Rebekah degree lodge was insti-
tinted at Odd Fellows hall Monday even
ing with % charter members.
Tom Krigbaum, who is employed
on Boise river log drive spent few
days with his family here this week.
Prof. Symons left Wednesday for
Snake river where he is interested with
his brothers in a placer mining plant
"A big sack Of government seeds was
received at this Office last week and were
mailed to the progressive farmers Of the
neighborhood.
The big water wheel which supplies
the HoDkins ranch with water for irri-
CATION purposes was badly damaged by
a log striking il.
The approach to the Broadway
bridge at Boise went out Wednesday
night and wagon travel is now entirely
suspended between the main town and
the south side.
DR.. II. Vance Cymer of Huntington
Ore. visited his brother DR.. Eugene
Ciymer this week. The doctor expects to
leave shortly for Georgia in quest Of a
location in the sunny south.
e. W. Bane of salubria stopped in
town THURSDAY on his way 10 the Basin
with load Of produce, but owing to
the heavy rain he was unable to 20 on
and had to abandon the trip.
Miss Grace Noland Of Horseshoe
Bend and Miss Ethel Cramer Of Marsh
came down on horseback Friday evening
to attend the school commencement and
the exercises Of Decoration day.
The parties who threw stone.
? through the window Of the hall last sat
urday night had better not repeat the
act If they want to save themselve.
> trouble. E. X. HAYES & Co
Col. Ed X. Hayes left last Saturda,
i, for Boise where he will Join Governor
Mcconnell and the other members o
the staff, enroute TO Lewiston to be pre-
. sent at the laying Of the corner stone o
tne Lewiston Normal school building.
, Word has been received here tha
=. Jim Krigbaum. well known in Emmett
r. is dangerously i'll at his fathers home il
At Council valley He had severe attac
5, Of lagrippe about four months ago an
T. has not since been able to leave ia
al house
The INDEX has received "A consigr
N ment Of Agricultural Reports for n
. year 1874. They are intended for dh
=" tribntion among the farmers and ol
." chardists, and our friends will confer
- favor by calling aud carrying thei
y away.
n We acknowledge the receipt Of IL
ed vitations to attend the commencemel
hi exercises Of the Moscow University all
m the closing exercises Of the college
ct Idaho, az Caldwell. Sorry that circur
tn stances Will prevent us from acceptiI
or either one OF them.
m during the popular feast in co
an nection with the Russian coronatii
''g fetes last Saturday a crowd Of 200. o
as people stampeded and 300 were traml
.es ed to death The bodies were car,
on away and the feast went on as thoul
nothing had happened. Great peof
ut those Russians.
od A heavy rain and hail storm visit
"a this section Thursday afternoon.
~ was Of short duration but il meant bu
-. ness while it lasted. The streets We
,s, creeks and the irrigating bitches we
rivers II this thing keeps up irrigati
H. will soon be reckoned as one Of the !,
ns arts in Idaho.
Mrs. Athey. Of Boise. win cont
butte an Illustrated article 20 the Ju
= Midland Monthly on prominent clu
'o' and club women Of Idaho. The Nj
land is a distinctly western magazi
.v ~, ans should have large circulation
' every western state. Idaho people W
,' te specially interested In the july nu
ny Der.
ex- Mrs. Johns, Of Kansas win delive'
lecture on Womens suffrage iu the N
church next Tuesday evening Jnae 90
Mrs Johns is travelling under the al