The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1901-04-12

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George Cook went TO Boise the first OF
the week.
Edison Bishop and wife decided 4Oacres
Of land to Mortimer Sullivan last week.
We did not get the consideration, neith-
er did we learn whether or not Sullivan
would farm the land this season him e
self. but judge that he viii do his farm
ing by proxy.
Albert Swingcwood Of Ogden was Il
caller at rye editors den Monday
morning. lie is looking the country over 4
with a view to locating and told us that
be considered tins the best place he had
seen. though he said he had visited some
good country elsewhere.
Mr.. and Mrs. Brown went up to Pearl
Sunday visiting and when they got there
ne found a message waiting for him.
which required that he return immedi-
ately. which he did, stopping only about
20 minutes. He left Mrs b. to do the
visiting.
A. J. Lewis who has been seriously |
ailing about all winter and who was re-
Gently under treatment by DR.. Clymer
has gone to the Hot Springs in Graude
e Ronde Valley starting last Monday
e morning. The doctors seem to agree that
. his trouble originated from nicotine
poison, imbibed through smoking cigar
II cites.
m The Musicale given at Nettleton's hall
At last Friday evening by Miss Minnie Mar
tin, Of Emmett, was well attended and
IN proved a decided success. Miss Martin
n demonstrated herself to be very talent
rk ed musician. The selections rendered
sit we're for the main part classical and
ut showed clear understanding 'of her art
in Interpretation and expression. She
,er was assisted by Goes orchestra and Mr.
re- Henry Cox. Leader, Nampa.
of Mr.. Riggs. the Emmett Meat Mar
,ty ket' man got the bigsteer owned by Mr.
ms Cook and which was mentioned in las
ty, weeks Index. He dressed 1905 pounds
being 1856 pounds more beef than tn
mo one previously bulchered; and allowing
me that the hide and tallow would equa
9th that of the other steer there was jus
y it 10 lbs less than 1900 Profitable materia
so and indicates weight Of about 22OO lbs
o TO A couple more years growth would hav
ter made HIM plenty large enough
'wean."
acts Charles Clemens whom we mentione
last week as having been hurt at the lol
,oa- chute above Plowman's mill, wa
and brought down from the hills and take
and to the Payctte Valley hotel where h
Il OF wife and father are taking care OF hin
DIR. Hunt having charge OF the case. l
is getting along as nicely apparently
H. could be expected being cheerful al
ntrv bright, and suffering but very little al
nm the DR.. saws he will have no furth
}ean trouble. He had very narrow esca
We however. and few hours delay bef'
Nj attending to the dressing of the Won
Mrs would have resulted very disastrously
of a him
IN to Fremont Post No. %, Of Emmett
sire to publicly express their thanks
near Mortimer sullivan of Emmett, fol
ding beautiful portraitof our gallant old g
nday eral, Phil Sheridan.
ldren We have hung it in prominent pl
and a in our hall and will ever hold the do
bout in REMEMBRANCE
nre- r.. A. Bailey Post Adiutant.
ppro- The presentation of the picture re
4, pre- ed to above to the Post, by M. SulliV
ne of is indeed generous, and is one OF
ROYAL kind of deeds that live long after
,uests author has passed cover the great
he old vide" TO cause others to emulate
have good example, by giving expression
the better impulses that spring up W
e. in the human breast, emphasizing
.e the fact of the ldnship of all humanity
"A mile was kindly act.
i w. WANTED A good rancher
,roino small family. Every thing furlishe
''"'"s II. A. Pug
EN- by NEW CASE OF BOOKS.
err. 1t The Free Travelling Library has a
how cd and is at Dr.. Clymers Office W