The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1897-12-03
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Tom Krigbaum came home yester-
day. from upper Boise river. where he
has been working most Of the summer
Tor mining company,
VIII Lively ard family len Emmett
this morning for Parma, vherr they will
make their future home Mr.. Lively |
has located homestead near that place
Rev. Il NJ Gwinn was over from
Caldwell during The week, looiing
after San Jo~ scale and Mallard ducks.
Mr. Gwinn is tr.t Inspector for tins dis
rict also an ardent sportsman. and on
Bis trip he combined business and pleas
nre.
--One o. yale's young boods took his
little hen home from the show Thursday
night. and ere parting at the gate stole
kiss lie hrsiiaied. hummed hawed.
hifchea up his trousers and whispered:
"TelI me denr. am the first man YOU
ever klsscdg" She answered, You are
the first one who was mean aud suspic-
bus enough 10 ask me that question. -
Vale Advocate
Clint Brown had some much needed
grading done In front Of his Main street
place iae other day. II ~ ~ the property
owners along the street would do AS wei
the town would present much more
attractive appearance. We cannot yet
afford o wood pavement such ms Boise
now possesses but there is no reason why
thp streets Of Emmett should tot be
graded and few OF the worst mud holes
filed up.
IL a. Simon Of the Club Saloon.
Caldwell received call one night last
wecl, from two would be holdurs The
men entered the saloon. at about mid
night when The proprietor was alone and
demanded his money Mr.. Simon is an
old man but he is "ncrvy" aud instead
OF acccdiug to their demand he grabbed
big water pitcher aud ran them out OF
the saloon. They have not been apprc-
hcndcd.
Warren Klingback met with SER
ions accident on Wcdne day night Of last
week he had been In Emmett and was
returning home 10 his place down the
river The night being dirk his horse
left the road and struck Il wire fence
Warrens thigh came In contact with
the top wire and terrible cash was
cui by the barbs about four inches
above the knee. The cnt WINS TO the
hone. but fortunately the artery was not
severed Warren viii be acripple for
some time.
p J Dockery ESQ. Of Boise informed
the INDEX few days ago that he expects
narty of eastern mmbermen to arrive
ia Boise In few days and that unon
their arrival there he expects 10 bring
them o,c- To Emmett from which place
they will make n thorough investigation
o. the rive, and the numbering resources
of the Long Valley country. lie states
that the gentlemen wish to visit Long
Valley during he winter months when
the snow is on the ground MS that is one
Of the most important FEATURES Of tn,
logging business.
Thursday last fonrtecn-year old
boy named perki ms left his home neal
Middleton with a doublc-barrel shotgun
lie failed 10 return hv dark. his parents
fearing some accident had bcfallcn HIN
aroused the Ieirhhors but the search
proved futile. At night while service
was hing held In the church, word O
the lost boy was passed around wher
the SERVERS were Immediately stoppe,
aud the congregation began search
but up til four o'clock yestcrda,
morning M trace ~ the lad had beer
found. Caldwell Tribune
Its "a question which contribution
to the December Midland Monthly(Dc
Moines) has the strongest drawing power
an who are Keeping an eve on Alaskl
will turn To Forrest CriSSry's yukon
Odd Fields Their Output aud Promise
nuding it fun Of reformation -an'
pictures Others viii be drawn to Mis-
Cilincr's portrait Of James Lame Allen
The he Of Grant describes the thwartc,
conspiracy to take Missouri ont o. tbs
Cunn In January will begin the stor'
u, Grants campaiec Ia the West briugin
a down to where eicm Portcr's book b,
gins. Cos +. ID. Gran; in letter {
the editor prononnccs the Midland lii
, of his father. ~intensuly interesting AN
valuable" and the "most accurate
that has yet appeared. There is rio
Christmas lmVbr b., not a surfclt ,
, Christmas. ia the stcries 4 prize poem
club notes. home themes. and the fir
two of a series OF "rhe Worlds Create
p, Paintings" also help TO make this la
=, number of the MIdland's fourth year
: brillan, promise for 1873.
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