The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1901-11-28

play Quo yAdis has proved To oe frost
The Hawkins Hardware sl0,,. hrs a
fue iine OF trnts, farpaulins. oed sn-rts
and wagon covers~
The new Idaho Northern engine has
arrived IN Nampa and is NOW being used
as far as the bridge.
Ben Rrown was down from Mash the
first of The week MIR Brown is operai-
ins conl mine al that place with good
success
Cual stoves and wood stoves OF all
kinds as cheap as nay in the state and
AS good MS any in the world Al Hawkins
Hardware Store,
The new na.l is in fine shape for 10.
nights dance. Visitors have ALREADY
commenced 10 arrive and Indications are
that grand tine will be had.
d. A. Hawkins has an elegant line of
the famous "Delf" enamelware. aud
Rome" nackieplated cepprrware on MS
shelves. The best wares on earIhs
Ed. Hawthorn and Newt johnson
went down the river Monday To FAlk 5
Store gu Auuting tour. They report
that n be good hunting ground for
ducks aud geese.
Harry Alden aud sister. and Miss Lot
tie Dorothy, OF Payelle. were visiting
friends In Emmett this week. Mr. Alden
sold his property near Payette recently
and expects to locate in our city in the
not far distant future.
The Woodmcn OF the World organized
lodge a. Nampa this. week with Il
membership OF over thirty. A lodge Of
this order is soon TO be organized in En-
meet. 1t is good order wiIhsa rapidly
growing membership
The newAhardware store Just opened
by D. A. Hawkins. ydl have an adj. in
the next issue of tie Index. His stock
is yet incomplete but with what ne has
he is prepared to meet competition not
only in the county but ia the state.
S. NJ. Wells and sons left Monday
morning for the Basin, where they have
valuable quartz property. They will
10 some work on their house aud laIer on
move their things over Mr We;is says
ne will probably sell his mine when he
nas il further developed.
1t is said that "freeze-out' is becon-
ing popular ia social circles an inter
.sting game was participated in by n
number Cf the Young I.euple Of this place
me evening recently in which a young
nan from nearby town took prom
nent part. Wonder who gels the V.
The stock carried by d. A. Hawkins
will consist of a complete line of hard
ware. implements. stoves. cutlery, sport
ing goods. iron bedsteads ond mattresses.
,aby cabs and gn-cartS, sewing machines.
bicycles. etc. Any thing YOU want anc
lon see you can have by calling fork
The Idaho American, published at
Boise by {. L. Wood, has reached this
,itice, and makes creditable appesf-
ancc. The American eagle with wide
spread wings looms up in the heading
which, on first glance, might produce
the effect that it WAS poultry journal,
but will be seen TO denote republicanism
J.. A. MCGEE of Nampa. and u. II.
Flahiff. Of Cripple Creek, Colorado. were
visitors in the city Yesterday. These
gentlemen are gathering data with a
view of preparing prospectus. showing
the resources Of the country adjacent ia
Emmett. Middleton, Nampa and the
territory traversed by the Idaho North.
ern railroad.
The fish hatchery at Swan Falls is a
success. Fish Warden Van Dusen, OF
Oregon. visited the plant this week. H.
found that many fish spawned at th'
hatchery, and that probably million
falmon will be Matched there this season
Later on the capacity of the plant is Il
be enlarged. and other fish than salmon
will be propagated. Idaho American.
Mr. Hartley, the Caldwell nurseryman
, thinks Me- Burbanks' new prune know
at the Sugar prune, is likely to take
prominent place as commercial fruit
It is much larger than the French nrun
he Avs, and several weeks earlier thai
the Italian, and is rich in sugar content
as we'll AS Of excellent quality.-Gen
; State Rural.
r C. p. Kar, whose arrival in Emmett
D from Echo. Utah, was noted in the Inde
/. LIS. weak. and S II. Tracy. Of Ogden