The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1896-09-26

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- NJ. Alexander the leading Boise
clothier is out with his annual fall an
nouncement in these colums. NJ Alex
ander carries the largest and most com
plete stock Of clothing to be found in the
state and his treatment Of customers is
calculated to inspire their confidence.
When in Boise call and see him
Married--ln Boise. Sept2l. 1895 by
Rev. J. w. Huston. Mr.. Henry f. Nol-
and. OF Horseshoe Bend. and Miss Mary
lreton, OF Sweet Well now
we've been expecting To hear something
OF this kind 10 these many moons. ." and
we hasten TO congratulate the happy
couple May their JOYS be many and
their troubles few end far between.
Boone. Pickard. Mosby and Stunen-
berg Of Caldwell and Hayes Of this place
returned last Friday from deer hunt
IN the Middle Fork country. The BOYS
report havi0g had a splendid time
They killed ten deer encountered one
snow storm and acquired the appear
ance Of backwoodsmen Of the most pro-
nounced type.
While driving over the new road
between Marsh and Pearl last Friday.
c, Nelson had the misfortune TO be
thrown from his wagon thereby sustain
ing serious injuries. He had several
ribs broken and was hurt internally and
il was thought for day or two his in
juries would prove fatal. He IS now
better however
Rev. Conner, who has been appointed
to the pastorate Of the NJ. E. Church at
this place, arrived Thursday evening
with his family from Salmon. Mrs.
Conner was seriously i'll for a time before
their departure from Salmon which
fact hindered tneir arrival here at the
time expected, but We are glad to learn
that the lady has again regained her
usual health.
Russell & Reagan are doing rush
ing business in builders hardware and
supplies with Pearl this fall They are
sending load Of sash and doors. build
ing paper, shingles. hardware etc to the
new camp almost e, cry day lately.
Pearl is fast coming to the front ana
from this time on the trade Of that camp
will be worth catering too.
-George c. Weston met with some
what singular accident week or so ago.
He was sitting in his door-yard one eve
ing'at dusk when large beetle flew 81
near his face that the wing Of the ineecl
struck his ey eball with such force as Il
cut agash in the organ. Although the
sight is not injured the wound has been
quitepainfuland is still the souce Of much
annoyance.
H. A. Lee. Secretary Of the Weiser
College, was in town during the week IN
the interest of that institution. The
school Is now entering upon it's third
year Of work under most favorable au.
spices. II has a campus Of so acres anc
, new buildings are being erected this fall
4 The terms offered students are very reas
enable, and it seems that large number
Of Young people Of this section of tn,
! state should avail themselves Of such AT
opportunity to acquire collegiate edu
4 cation.
- Tom Mahan WAS in town Wednesda,
. from A. G. Church's ranch near Marsh
Tom expects to start for Deadwoo in
few days with party Of eastern capita
: lists who he hopes to invest in some val
liable mining property IN that section
The proposition includes both quartz an,
placer properties and II the expecte,
/, deal is closed. Tom and Harry Baer vii
remain in Deadwood all winter with
force Of men to do more development
work