The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1898-03-04

noe and chin frozen. and two week trip
ahead to get over that pass.
We must say Ed Allen IS the most
accommodating postmaster we have had
the pleasure Of doing business with in all
our newspaper experience.
We are in receipt Of a finely illustra-
ted and descriptive pamphlet Of the I'LL
nois Steel Companies plapts. II is very in
teresting, cali IN and examine IT,
WIN Hall. OF Pearl. passed through
town Wednesday He said a party Of
Spokane capitalists would be in Pearl io-
day on deal Tor the HIll property.
Caldwell was full OF Enmetiiies first
OF week. Or was it. Emmettiies were
full in Caidwelly Our reporter got be-
fuddled. and didn't know which il was
B. F. coIleri. heading party u -four
with pack train outittrd At Moab.
Utah. passed through Emmett Monday.
on their way to Ashcroft. b. C.. where
they re-ouiilt for Klondike
Mrs. S. A. Pattison left Emmett
Tuesday morning going 10 Caldwell
with Mrs. HAYES. where she takes the
train for Arlington. Oregon. thence By
stage to Gillian. where 5. A. is
Stephen Dempsey went to Boise
Wednesday. to attend the funeral Of c.
{. Stevenson. late Grand Secretary Of the
Grand Lodge Of Masons Of Idaho. Inter
ment Yesterday, under auspices Of the
grand lodge
"A r. Grant representing several
wholesale houses in Portland. and J. p.
Gately. representing Cleveland Oil and
Paint Co. Of same place. registered at the
MURRAY Hostelry. and did business with
our merchants. las: SATURDAY.
Bulletin No. /. issued BY the State
Board 81 Horticultural Inspection. Gevot-
ed to "Orchard Pests and Remedies. ' lies
on orr desk. a copy Of same can be had
by addressing r. NJ. Gwinn Caldwell
Idaho, only residents Of the state need
apply.
Geo. Little received u letter from his
brother. Bin. mailed on board the vessel
Andy 2rmaee and himself tooS passag,.
on. at Skaruay. Alaska. saying For
God sake don't come up here. haven't
been ashore yet. buf have seen enough at
this distance TO satisfy me-.
Bob Paiiison came down from Marsh
last sunday. and spent Monday and
Tuesday packing :. 4. Paiiisons house
hold goods. and starting them for Oregon.
lie left town Wednesday morning with
m amber colored bottle. said he didn't
know when he wonld come 10 Emmett
again. as he would have to pay for hi.
eating now. HOPE he reached hom,
0. K.
Let the merchants in Emmett adopt
some system of attracting the attention
of psrsous going 10 Boise or Caldwell
after freight. and letting them know yo,
have some freight al one or the other o
the above named points. Say. white ia.
S with Caldwell Freight prinded urol
. il. red flag for Boise aud a black ia,
for the stage. Hang out your flag ant
a iet il hang until you catch your man.
"A farewell surprise party was give
Mrs. :. \. Patiison. ~ the residence a
:. Mrs. Hayes, last Saturday evening. b
n the members Of the High Five Club.
grand time was reported; a refreshin
It luncheon consisting Of ice cream. cak,
" (no Strawberries etc. was served: fc
games. charades. puzzle questions. seles
. reading and music occupied the e> enini
T. An appropriate souvenir was presente
to Mrs Pattison by ,he club.
el ID. Knox Was in Caldwell several da'
N this week attending special session
the commissioners. they awarded the CO.
H. tract FOR building the county hospital
L. J. NJ. Patton Of Caldwell. for 1854. II
contract for furnishing the same was
wardcd TO Charles Oekes. for sl52. )
i VIM. Burnett was engaged as superinte
; dent al $50 per month. which price !
ciuder the service of his wife. and n
'e- nishing team. wagon. harness. beddil
10 and other furniture.