The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1897-05-15

is not enough for the average Young
lady.
james McDcviit. Of Placrrvelle. and
Jerry Hanifan' of Horseshoe Bend.
passed through town on Tuesday on
their way home from Harvey county
Oregon where they had been for several
weeks looking for desirable cattle
range. They found fine grazing coun-
try near Burns Ore. and will drive their
cattle there next month.
MARRIED Thursday May l3. 1897. at
the residence Of the officiating Justice.
Mr. Jacob Seitz and NJ iss Carolina Will
helm. Juslice-of the peace J. Y. X. Witt
performing the ceremony. The happy
couple went at once to the groom's
ranch a few miles down the river. and
commenced housekeeping on their we'd
ding day The lNDEx wishes the young
couple happy and prosperous life
There seems TO be an unusual num-
Der Of prospectors going into the hills
this spring II one out Of every ten Of
them strike lead and one
lead out Of every ten struck makes a
promising prospect and one out Of every
ten promising prospects proves TO be a
good mine and one good mine out Of
every ten should develop into bonanza
Idaho would witness boom hat would
remind old timers Of the palmy days Of
the early Sos.
Scott Smith. Of Boise. who has been
engaged lately helping to remove the
machinery. etc. from the Anderson
mining dredge boat few miles above
town. WAS brought down on Tuesday for
medical attendance. having been taken
suddenly in with cramp collie Monday
evening the result of drinking to much
river water when overheatcd. DR.. Lutz
was called and rendered the patient
speedy relief At this writing he is
much better.
Last Monday afternoon MS the Cald-
well-Emmett stage was crossing the
bridge across the slnugh this side
of Star the team became frightened
and jumped OF the bridge spilling the
mail sacks etc. into the wn'er' The
letter pouch foated down stream a con-
siderable distance before being recover.
ed and he contents We re- pretty thorough
" soaked. the addresses on some oil the
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letters being almost oo'''era'ed'
-Ueorse W. Hall superintendent OF
the Ada county poor farm gave ten
year-old boy inmate oi th"t institution
an unmercilul whipping the other day
because the boy stopped To rest ie"
minutes while hlrroNlns I'D tine hel"'
II is fortunate Tor some men iha' they
nave mite ooN around 10 vent lneT III
temper upon or otherwise iheV mish'
tackle man "l 'helr own SIZE once III
while ana get the worst oi IT,
Hit "A mans religion and he'll smifo
Won. Kick his dog and he'll spread YOU
Lam over the earth Ask him his age and
he'll lie to YOU. Dun him and he ha.
been unable 20 collect ANYTHING be-
caus.. of th. change of administrations
-fore,tnnr that he had lust seat mone,
AWAY from home for one or more bicvclri
and that he never misses 70 night At ,
leg show. Run ava, with his wife an,
he'll mix his blessings with his sympa
thv for YOU. that IS unless he's natura
born idiot.-Jud Boyakin.
.
cleaning season: A certain family. wh'
! may live ia Idaho or York stale. no mat
p ter. have a COW. They also have ser
{ want girl aud small silver clock. On
dav while engaged In house cleaning IN
riri SET the clock on the sill OF an onr
I window near where the cow was peace
sullv ch. wing her cud. and when sh
looked for the time-piece short tim
aft.rward il, had dis,peared. Later
small bo, of the family was in the var
when he heard thc snyerv peal of tina
e sam. clock striking the hour. Ate
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