The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1900-10-05

/ by Miss Houston is getting along nicely
with and attendance Of about twenty
pupils,
Edgar Wilson has been offered SIS cents
box for Rome Beauty apples to be ship
ped 10 Chicago. Idaho fruit is in de-
mand Notwithstanding the heavy crop in
all sections. Statesman
Ed Allen republican candidate for
senator from Canyon county, is over
from Emmett. lie says a careful poll
Of that precinct shows very large re-
publican gain over Statesman.
Bere Nyres came down from PlJw-
mans Wednesday evening knocked out.
While on the log drive he got his foot
bruised and in two or three days it be-
gan to bother him. He is here now for
treatment.
Commissioner W. l.. Rider and John
Banks were in this vicinity the last Of
last week. While here Mr.. Rider in
spected the bridge across the river north
of town and il is likely that it will be
repaired soon.
Nathan Kimbal, AN old miner, and
who has spent sometime in this valley,
came in from HALEY, Monday where he
had been prospecting the past summer.
He has busted himeef at Womack S
blacksmith shop this week.
A lettor from Mrs. Hill to the home
folks Tuesday stated that Edgar had
been up and expected to come home that
day but was not able and went back 10
bed The Doctor said that they might
be able to bring him Thursday.
DR.. Jones is now happy in the possess
ion Of Il new three thousand volt, double
lack action, reversible, stem winder,
painless-extractor dental chair Patients
SIT in it and smile while he is running a
buzZ-saw between their incisors. Della
mar Nugget.
Geo. Womack and Glen Phillips were
in Boise the first of this week arranging
for the opening of their confectionery
stand. If you would like To see neat
little store and fresh lot Of sweet meats
call on them at the first door west Of the
barber shop.
A number Of people from down the
river were in Emmett Saturday TO attend
trial as II result of Albert Steineke
having sued Geo. Gordon for wages due
him Tor labor. Gordon in the meantime
had settled with Justice Witt and all
was off. 1t seems that Gordon had held
some of Steineke's wages for the damage
one Of his teams in getting away from
Steineke.
Next week is the time set for the state
fair at Boise and under the new manage.
ment IL promises to be more successful
than ever before. The Payetle vale,
has production that IS hard to beat aud
we should be represented. Mr.. }. NJ
Martin is collectinga display and Will
be glad to take anything over that you
will bring to him by Monday noon and
see that il is cared for.
Mr. and Mrs. Monte b. Gwinn have re-
turned from their eastern trip. After at
tending the meeting of the supreme lodge
Of tho Knights Of Pyihas, MIR GwinD
went on east and was present AZ the meet.
ing Of the POO, 000-dollar club of the New
York Life Insurance company. Of which
he is member. Mrs. Quinn accompan-
led him on his rounds and they had a
most enjoyable Statesman.
Some of our boys evidently haven,
a very high ideal, or some realities of
this vicinity should be investigated
Sunday night as Minnie and Pearl Mar.
tin were going home from preaching, as
by magic, someone appeard behind them
at the bridge and began to curse and call.
hault When the girls did not stop but
began to leave space between them and
their source of fright, shots were fired.
September p, in the district court
decree Oi divorce was granted in the case
Of Sylvester Hunt vs. Mary M. Hunt. |
The Developments in tins case gave rise
to good deal Of gossip The couple
lived at Emmett, the husband being a
well-known doctor. His wife took her
child and went on visit to her parents /
VINO reside in Cambridge. She refused
to return but the doctor claimed she was
restrained by her parents. He secured a
writ Of habeas corpus and Mrs Hunt was
brought to Boise by an officer. Judge |
Stewart dismissed the writ, however. |
Divorce proceedings were commenced |
with the result stated.-Statesman
During the winter of 1897 Mr.. James
Reed, one Of the leading citizens and
merchants Of Clay, Clay county, W. Va.
efFgIrE his Inor "a 81.