The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1897-01-02

disease is correct With the exception Of
three things: lst His death did not oc-
cur in Garden valley. 2nd HIS death
was not caused bv heart disease Bird
He did not die at all.
Mrs. G.. w. Conner left Monday for
an extended trip to the east which she
takes In the hope that her health, which
has been seriously impaired for several
months. may be benefited She will Wis
friends in Utah for few weeks. after
which she will go as far east as Mich
igan.
The practice OF ketileing dogs Just
for the fun Of seeing them run. will be
continued on the streets OF Emmett until
il results IN serious accident and
some one will be killed or seriously in
jured and then perhaps it will be stop
ped. There is nothing that we know OF
better calculated to frighten team OF
horses than a good lively combination OF
dog and tin kettle. 1t ought to be stop
ped.
Through one Of the exasperatlng
mistakes that will sometimes occur even
IN newspaper Office, the professional
card OF DIR. +. L. Lutz was made to read
Pearl instead Of Emmett. in one issue
} Of the INDEX couple Of weeks ago. We
wish to hereby correct the error and
state that DR.. Lutz is still in Emmett
With oafoo - tho Cortor h,fal ..rd f.,o .
he expects to remain here permanently.
w. NJ. Woody has prepared a paper
on Onion Culture. in response to an invi-
tation to do so by Secretary Milliken OF
the State Horticultural Association
which will be read at the meeting Of the
- association to be held inBoise. January
1921 1897. Mr.. Woody is recognized
! authority on this subject and is con
+ ceded to be the most successful onioI
grower in this section Of the country
He has grown AS high as 700 bushel
- on one acre.
Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Banks. Of DE
Lamar were in town a couple Of day
this week the guests Of Mr. and Mrs
W +. Wardwen. While here they Sc
lected site fora new residence whicl
Y they expect TO erect on their 40 acr
r tract. east Of town. in the spring. A
J. soon as the residence is completed Mr.
Banks will bring hls family and make
IS permanent home here. The family for
10 merly resided here and their man.
a friends will be glad to again have then
for neighbors.
RI We are IN receipt OF a copy Of tn
Y report Of President F. B. Gault Of tn
Ill University of Idaho. which was sub
mitted the board of regents last month
K The report is exhaustive aud shows tn
m institution to be doing good work a
c. though somewhat hampered by the lac
Of funds with which to complete tn
in buildings and add necessary appar'
n tus. The school should be locke
D. after by our next legislature and not b
1. allowed to go backward. Education
the bulwark Of good government.
m Statements Of account wer' sent I
lt all our subscribers who are one year q
er more in arrears. on the first Of the yea
x A little subscription account Of 81 or s
is small matter to the individual bg
h., in the aggregate they amount to col
siderable sum. Prompt settlement
10 these accounts will not only help II
-. proprietor of this paper to hquidaie h
liabilities and start in ON the new yea
in good shape but it VIII also enable hu
'e 10 give his patrons better service in II
J." year 1897 than has been given in Il
>, y, past
The INDEX has had some doub
about the boosted ''return Of prosperit,
r. which we were told 70 expect as soon
pa Mr.. Mckinley wa> elected. but o,
OF doubes have now vanished liee clou
Mt Of mist under the noonday sun. Befo
T. the election the freight rate on supplt
for the INDEX Office from Portland
No Caldwell was sl0O per hundred. On
IN last shipmedt cost just g.. IS an increa
.s- Of So cents. Who says the country
NJ not prosperous when such an asionis
NJ ing advance is secured by the railroad
Mark Hanna, the most talked abol
man in the country. is really lit
of known, and little is actually known
n his family Mrs. G. f. Mclean Of CT
m cinnati. who contribute The Comil
MT First Lady Of the Land. TO the Decer
NV Der Midland Monthly. .(Des Moines. low
will have in the January issue OF Il
magazine non-political sketch
MARK Hanna and his family wi
fourteen large portraits and views. MI
IT. Mclean is the only writer who has be-
'' able TO obtain the portraits OF Ma
eu Hannas charming family. and h
"u sketch is enriched by personal acquair
ance with the subject.
he The author OF ~nen Bolt" with far
ch ily portraits, and the original Of d
*. song loan d by the poets daughiher.
ow another feature OF the number. A dra'