The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1897-03-13

gives promise Of being all right next sum
mer and wheu The boom strikes. Emmett
should be in position to reap some
benefit from IL. II we let this oppor-
portunity go BY Boise will undoubtedly
build linz TO the camp and then we
will wish we had.
An exchange says those who burn
soft coal know how troublesome the
chime, becomes by being clogged with |
SCOT. Potato peelings after being dried
should b. burned in the stote and no
more trouble will be experienced. 1t is
worth trying.
The Emmett Social Club enjoyed
pleasant evening at the residence Of Mr. !
Mrs. Z. K HAYES on Wednesday eve
ming. All the members Of the club were
prese except Miss HAYES, who is out OF
town. and Mr. BiIderback. who is on the
sick list The game was an interesting
one and the dainty refreshments served
were all that could he desired. The
club will meet with Mr.. and Mrs. Demn-
sey one week from next Wednesday eve
ming
Key. GoWen saws that when he was
married some 25 years ago. he was obig-
ed to employ methodist preacher to do
the Job because there was no baptist
minister within rrqch. He has been
waiting all these wears To get even with
his methodist brothers but has never
succeeded until last SATURDAY. evening
when he was called upon To ofiiciste at
the marriage Of Rev. Phelps and
Miss Convey on account Of Rev. Corners
absence from home.
DR.. Lutz was called upon one day
this week by Jesse Perkins Of Ola. who
had been thrown from horse some two
weeks before and suffered bad dislo-
cation of the shoulder. The doctor
found the injury OF such long standing
and the parts so badly swollen that il
was impossible to reduce the dislccatIon
without the help OF another surgeon and
Of certain instruments and appliances
as IRE only to be had in a fully equipped
hospital. He therefore sent the man to
Boise hospital for treatment.
Miss Emma Anderson. daughter OF
Hon. A. b. Anderson Of Weiser, under
went difficult surgical operation at
the home OF her uncle. VIM. McCrosson.
one mile south east Of town. on last Sat
urday evening. The operation IS known
in medical parlance as parac-utisis rh.
dominis and was rendered necessary 1s
an abscess Of the liver. The Young lady
was on her way to Boise and was taken
alarmingly in on the wav. Upon reach
ing this place DR.. Lutz was called. who
found that an immediate operation wa'
imperative The operation was therefore
proceeded with without delay and wa
entirely successful. The patient is nov
getting along nicely.
Miss HAYES entertained few OF he
! intimate friends Saturday evening il
D honor Of Miss Edna Jones. Of Caldwell
The earlier hours OF the evening wer'
. devoted to conversation and cards. An,
! after light refreshments were served th'
D remaining hours were spent in the en
joyment Of delightful musical pro
gram, vocal and Instrumental. by Mis-
. Bilderback and Mrs. Hamilton. with vi
olin accompaniment by Mr.. Little
To Those present were. Mesdames. Have
; aud Hamilton. Misses Bilderback. Have
and Jones. Messrs Little. HAYES. Lutz
n McNish. Hartman and Symons.
The big mining dredge-boat tina
was built at Marsh three years ago o.
Anderson Bras. aud which was late
fioated down stream To bar helow th
s mouth of Anderson creek where ~ wa
+ hoped it could be successfully used Il
IS saving the river gold. is being dismanilf
+" ed. }. W. Cook. Of this place has bough
the lumber. and the machinery will b
n taken To Boise and sold. The machin
y completse cost about S35. 900 and ueve
m realiz.-i dollar in profits. The ms
1t chinery. boilers. etc. are OF the ver
n best make aud the whole thing wa
built and equipped without regard {
i, expense. One chain. used for hand'in
=, the traveller. Is said 10 weigh two tom
:, The Dewey Mining Co. is snid to he NJ
"A gotiaiing for the purchase cf the boiler
- for use at their Judas hoisting plant
~. Pearl.