The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1898-04-08

q. w CHM. the Cald we'll photo- I
graz her. O{kcd Inso town Yesterday and |
wsx In cIosc Conversation with Tonkin |
the portable picture man.
John Carter aptear~d before the U.
s. Land Office Yesterday NJ one Of Rob
Grsyk witnesses In support Of his claim
Of coDtinusl residence. etc.
&C. A. Fausnet. Of Kendrick Idaho.
representing the WooImsn Of The World.
a fraternal beneficiary society on the
lodge plan, With secret ritual. Is In our
city endeavoring W urgnnizr lodge here.
The Stockholders @sf the Last Chsuce
ditch'is hereby notified - have the head
gxtrs u their bitches 10 readiness by
Thursday Anril II. as the wafer will be
turned into the main ditch that day. BY
order OF Directors.
-ssm Riggs and Elmer Hoiverson left
town Monday with Bramble. the huck
sirr. for the Basin. Sam has job. and
Elmer is going to rustic one. They will
not b. back until the snow flies this fall,
unless they have 10 fly before.
pr. W. c. Stalker. Of Caldwell.
was in town Monday, but rushed Lack
to Caldwell early Tuesday morning to
look after his interest in the city election
held that day. lie was candidate for
councilman on the peoples ticket.
The Juvenile entertainment last Fri
day night " rs An all-round success. The
juveniles were the combined rooms Of
Misses Deem and Parrish OF our public
school. They presented very interest
ing program consisting Of reciiations,
vocal and Instrumental music. and COW
cred themselves with glory. Prof Pugh
ended the entertainment with an address.
There was 500 taken in at the door;
the expenses were about $40: the balance
we understand is To b. donated 10 the
public school for the library fund.
The women in the neighborhood OF
the Anderson school hnnsc. which is sit
uatrd miles below Emmett. expect To
have social entertainment on The even
ing Of April II. All are invited to attend
and bring some kind Cf donation for
their minister's family, and hear the dec
iamations and music.
The third Quarterly Conference for
tffA. Emmett circuit will b. held at Ola.
saturday and SUNDAY. the % and ~ OF
April. Business meeting Saturday at ,
p. m. and thr regular Quarterly Uonfer-
ence s~rvicrs on Sunday. The pastor
will hold the conferences. All are cordi-
ally invited.
War clouds have become stationary.
The presidents message was to have
bsen published Wednesday. but Consul
General Lee requested the with holding
of the messagr until all the Americans
now in Cuba Could be- got out. which
would not be before SUNDAY. and the
message will be held back until Monday
The Index acknowledgs receipt o
document No. 207 of L. :. Senate. from
! senator iiriffeld. containing message OF
: President Mckinley and report OF cour
Of inquiry together with testimony taker
: before the court in the matter Of the de
, siruction Of the L. :. battle ship. Maine
It is very interesting document con
$ tanning photographs and plans Of tn
= wrecked cruiser.
Will Mitchell drove one of Campbell
n & Hartley's livery teams into town Mon
i day. with the following named gentle
men: W. II. Faylcs. representing tn
\ W. p. Fuller Paint & Oh Co. OF Portland
Jas. c. Cunningham. representing tb
American Central Insurance Co. Of 81
Louis. and A. c. Thornton. represent
ing the Fireman's Fund Insurance Co. q
San Francisco. c. p. Bilderback hs
been appointed local agent for the abov
n named insurance companies.
We note the following features
The April Midland Monthly. published 4
" Des M6ines. Iowa 'Ursus." the priz
poem by Beartice Harlowe. Of Milwauks
also a prize number with illustration
n entitled. ''Israels and the Dutch Pain
ers-' by Mary A. kirkup, Of Fit. Dodg
who has recently returned from nj
/ studies abroad. In the fiction depar
'e ment we find thrilling wolf story
+. W. Calkins. The number is farlh'
,r enriched by portraits Of the wives
le new u. 5 senators. including iine pi
v. ture of Speaker reed.