The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1900-08-24


fruit is 50 fire that one should see il IN
order to have fair idea Of It's quality.
The Statesman says Morrison the Repub-
lican candidate for Congressman is to
speak at Emmett to night. None of the
local Republicans have been notified of il.
M Frank Kelley dropped into ouI Of
flee and requested the paper sent 10 his
mother Mrs NJ. A. Williams ut Rlaines,
Montana. Luella is with her mother
there.
Miss Dolle Moulton, daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. Clayton Moulton, is sick with
typhoid. DR.. Clymer is in attendance
and reports her condition unchanged for
several days.
Messrs. Banks. Clymer and Hayes
went chicken hunting last Sunday.
They report good time. Among them
they secured 40 chickens and Mr.. Banks
killed coyote.
Mr.. c. J. Sinsel, the fruit shipper came
in Thursday to look after business and
attend the meeting Of Horticulture Soci-
ETY.. Miss Nellie Galway of Caldwell ac-
companled hun.
Mr.. Furgeson with his wife and two
children were in Emmett this week look
ing for r location. Mr.. Furgeson is a law
yer from Salt Lake but was looking for a
ranch and stock to purchase
c. A. Tush, civil engineer, for the
Idaho Northern, and E. Stanley returned
last Saturday evening from a tour of in
spectiun up the river. They report
plenty Of game fish and mountain scene
rs.
Rev. Oliver Cooper, the blind preach
er, will preach in the G. A. r. Hall next
Sunday morning At eleven o'clock and
again Sunday evening at he usual hour.
Subject for evening: The Unpardonab BILE
Sin"
Mr. Uph4m and wife of Silver City pa,
sed through town Wednesday, MIR. Vi
ham is an undertaken and had bceu to
Council inspecting the location with a
view TO putting in an undertaking bust
ness
J. d. Gilbert and son, the great magic
ian, will be here Friday night August q
To give the people Of Emmett and viciu
IS, an Instructive, illustrated Cuban lee,
ure. Admission, Adults 25 cents, Child
rem Is cents.
Oscar Ocl,er novel his family up fro,
arler's place on the river to his ow
which he lately purchased from NJ
G .rk east OF town. Mr. Ocker is Il, "
putting NJ small dwelling for himseu
on his new place.
Mr. Robert Baldwin, who has beer
clerlNng Al Lilllc'S started last Monday
for the east 10 visit his children. H.
hasn't seen any OF them for % years.
HIS {, rmcr home was IN Ohio but we un.
derstand his first stop VIII be- in Chicago
We desire to thank all who contributed
to the success Of the dance given for tn,
benefit o, the Free travelling Librar,
Fund. Tweur three dollars were clear
ed which amount Is sufficient to entitl,
Emmett to name one OF the cases.
Committee
Last Friday. Mr. Cool had quite anar
row escape His team became frignten
ed and broke a pole strap when one OF
the horses began kicking. They didn'
succeed in getting away but bent several
ironsof the buggy Mr.. Cool's fingers
were torn pretty bailey.
Mrs Smith of New Plymouth, who
was accused Of interfering with the wa
ter in the irrigation bitches, had her pre-
iminary hearing Monday, and was bound
over to await the action Of the District
Court. She gave bonds To the amount of
500 and is now At liberty. Tribune.
Last "Wednesday a little excitement oc
cured over an attempt to shoe q horse.
The horse became excited and plunged
in every direction entirely Needless OF the
men who held his rope II at last ran mp
on the porch Of the harness shop and
stopped The horse was soon throw in
the street aud the shoes tackled on.
The teams that were working OF the
grading in Emmett have moved 10 the
hill The railroad grade is completed in
the valley and only small amount Of
work on the hill remains to be done before
the grading will be finished from Nampa
10 Emmett. When the bridge across
Boise River is completed nothing will be-
lett to be done but the laying OF ties and
rails.
InSt Friday Morning when the En- mptt