The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1898-06-17
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BoRS.- IT, Mr.. and Mrs. c. A. S;oper
an sIb. son June II. 1893.
William Mcfarland Is still working at
the Hall mine at So per day.
Mr.. Paterson who is working for Mr..
WardwclI was IN town Monday.
Mr. f. Monroe and wife were down
from Sweet this week
Mrs. Atkinson is visiting with old
friends al Meridian.
Miss Brad ford is over from Boise WIS.,
iting her sister, Mrs. Allen.
The farmers in this vacinity are very
busy cutting their hay.
Mr.. c. A. Sloper is making derrick
fork for Ballard and johnson.
VIII Langroise put new coat OF
paint on Mr.. Riggs buggy this week
Mrs. Harrell was in town last Tuesday
selling fine cherries for p cts per gal.
Old papers on hand at the Irdex
office for sale at five cents per doz.
Idaho troops are in San Francisco yet
but will probaly sail soon TO Manila.
Mrs. Mary Grant is out from Boise.
visiting her father and mother, Mr. and
Mrs. Mullen.
Geo. Little sold hay-rakes and 3
mowers the past week. Emmett is the
place to trade.
Mr.. Clymer from Huntington Ore.
Is in Emmett visiting Dr. Clymer.
his brother.
Mr. and Mrs. Barry are down from the
Newbers Mine in the Basin. visiting at
her fathers II. {. Noland
The Emmett Rebekah Lodge will give
a grand ball in Cartwright's Hall,
on Monday evening. July 4.
There was great excitement in Bntte
Mont. on June Il over the IN, sterioss
murder OF Ethel Gill.
Chas. B. Coke, an attorney at law
( ON Payette. made En- melt a pleasant
visit last THURSDAY
Mr.. + A. Taylor from Mont whC
represents the order of the Maccabes
was in Emmett yesterday.
Quite number Of men left Boise Wed.
nesday morning to work for the Twin
Springs Mining Company on the Bois.
River.
The editor Of the Meridian sun wen
home la { Satuidiy aud his sun. Martin
came In mis- place to work m the En-
nett Index office.
d II. c. ST. Clair who killed John Decke
o in Long Valley on the 2l OF last Oct re
J. ceived his sentence to be hung on Jun
-. lS0s. He is very feeble and may di
before that time
Mr.. Monroe's new set OF blacksmith
tools has arrived. and he began work a
Sweet, Idaho yesterday. He has II horse
waiting to be shod. and 4 wagons for hin
to repair. Give hin a call.
l. Thomas NJ. Curr who was shot b
m Chares Nelson died the IA Of June afte
Pr - days Of suffering. Mr.. Curr's remain
n. were shipped To Philadelphis to b
to buried by the side of his parents.
ie VIII Langroise was hooking up
y colt last Wednesday near Mr.. Won
Is mack's blacksmith shop. When all Z
sudden. the team ran away The
III only ran about 800 yards aud turnc
=" tke wagon over and they stopped ther'
Il Messrs Z. and I. Ireton were dow
a. From Sweet this week and spent da
or two in Emmett. They were on h
- hunt Of q general housekeeper but don
4. think they found any. II some bi
stout lady wants work. now is YOU
ho chance.
IN, Lodge festival. there were 30 membe
of present. Abountiful supply OF strawberr
y. Ice cream an cake. Ia library roeral
&C was first class. Mrs Clarkson read p.
nd per on wsmans suffrage. and Mrs. Rot
! read one on the other side Of the question
Odd Fellows and Rebekah met at the
ng hall in Emmett. idaho. June -. at
nd NJ. and had their regular memorial Sc
wees in hall and then they proceeded
ON the Cemetry and held their regular 50
10 vice and then they decorated all n
49,, graves N the cemetry.
jim Brown was in Emmett over Ia
Sunday and reports that their coal ma
!. looks splendid. He says the vanc Is Il
lae feet in thickness and has il opened
- 10 feet on ,i,e surface and now they propc
a.. TO open uP a tunnel. The quality Of 1
'ess 'ssa coal improves according TO depth fr.
the surface