The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1900-10-12

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Others have obligations that must DC met.
Saturday. j. W. Thompson Of near
Silver City, PIT up several head Of dairy
cows 70, sale but The cattle did not seem
to Or in dcmand aud after four Or five
had been auclioned OIL the sale was clos
ed.
Samuel Riggs returned to Emmett
Wednesday evening. lie came from the
northern part Of the State, where he had
been at work during the summer, to
BOISE and from there home with Boise
Riggs.
Messrs. Geo. Rlnker and G. f. Brain
ard we're up from New Plymouth Tues
day looking az the big canal. Mr.. Brain
ard is the promoter Of a scheme to CON
vert the Payette valley canal into Il set
tiers ditch.
Ii. a. Grifiths, candidate for county
attorney, and w. II. Thorp, candidate
for sheriff, on the fusion ticket came in
from Caldwell Saturday INC spent ii few
hours investigating the political outlook
in this vicinity.
If the attendance from this vicinity is
an indication Of Bosses crowd this week
the fair will be "A blooming success from
one stand point at any rate-attendance.
All week Emmett streets have presented
Il fotsaken appearance.
County Attorney Smith and Sumner
Dee, candidate for sheriff on the rcput-
lican ticket. were over from Caldwell
Saturday inierceding in their behalf for
support in the coming election. Mr..
Smith is a candidate for reelection.
II. e. Wallace of Caldwell, candidate
for Probate Judge, and j. G. Gelsler of
Payette. candidate for Assessor and Col.
%lector, on the fusion ticket came IN Fri
day evening and remained here until
sunday lining up their support for the
present campaign.
Monday, J. T. Sprague of Boise with a
crew Of workmen passed through En-
nett on their way to the Billiard &
Johnson ranch where they will build n
Shed 100 10y $50 feet. Messrs. Billiard
" Johnson are preparing to handle early
lambs next spring.
Mrs. Wilkcrson and children are up
from Ontario visiting her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Perkins. and other relatives.
MIR. Perkins brought them un Sunday
and they viii remain here anti Mr..
Wilkerson has found "a new location.
lie is in the east now.
Any surplus production you may have
Will be quite acceptable to the printer
now. Winter is almost here and he need
an his store house. We can handle any
thing in the way of hay. grain, fruit. veg
etables or wood on accounts and will al
low the best market price.
An old time freight outfit appeared
on the streets of Emmett Tuesday and
brought to many old timers recollectious
Of past experiences. The outfit belong
ed TO- IL. G. Lewis and he was moving
, from the Wood river country to Hunt
ington whore he has a contract.
A social invitation dance WAS given al
the Carter hotel Saturday night. 1t was
"a surprise to Mr.. and Mrs. Reeves given
by their borders aud helpers. All who
were present thought it the time of their
life. Every thing was taken from the
dining room and the piano brought in.
With Miss Newall at the piano, Geo. Lit
tie with first violin and Mr.. Fleming with
second, the music put "A spring TO every
one. AT II o'clock Il dainty lunch Of
cake coffee, and sandwiches, aud fruit
was served. Az II the merry crowd de-
parted with best wishes for the surprised
This city has turned out a full-neaed
old-time circus, with all the accOutrc-
mentS such as gaily caparisOued horses,
gold bespungled riders aud painted
4, clowns. Chapman Bros. gave their first
street parade Wednesday afternoon To
3 the great delight of the ever-presant small
l boy. They gave "a very cgedltable per-
formauct AT night toa fair sized audience.
and on this Thursday morning started
, overland To Boise, being billed To show
Friday afternoon and evening al Emmett
The show will spend the week at Boise
giving exhibitions during the inter
Mountain Fair.-Payette Independent
The boys rolled in Thursday night
aud are worthy some credit for their ef-
e forts. The Weathe. was very disagreea-
BILE, cold aud rainy, and it oeing their