The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1901-04-26

for one Of the nocks above here wed
nesday morning.
There were four different CAMPS with
from TO y people at each. north Of The
railroad grade last Tuesday night. The r
Prairie Schooner" is much in evidence -
Of late.
Mr. Vanderdoscn Informed the Index I
reporter that he would use the same
shcarers that have just finished shearng D
MIR. Billiards. sheep, commencing the
first of this week
Mr. and Mrs. Purcell Of Iowa were
here looking over U. II. Cark's bargains
in real estate the first Of the week. They
have concluded to locate here and will
buy farm in this locality.
Little Johnny Maxwell, fooing with
"A CUR; old man ST CroX pulled it of
for fun. Gun. Of course, was empty,
really couldn't shoot. but nevertheless
and Notwithstanding, John Maxwell IS
limping around Emmett with Il bullet in
his foot. Tribune.
II. A. Pugh sold Is feet off from the
corner lot facing main street to II. a. /
Partridge. BROOKS & Halter taking their
lots next to the corner held by Mr. |
e Pugh while Mr. Partridge takes the 10
~ feet bought on the west side adjoining
the lots which he owned before.
e l.. 5. Soule and L. H. Clark have pun
chased the coal mine owned by Ben
Brown of Pearl The vein is six feet in
NJ thickness where the tunnel has been
T. cut into the hill IL depth of 60 feet and is
to A feet at the surface. There is II
so large body practically in sight and the
lg gentlemen have bought sure enough
good mine.
al e. X. Hayes of Emmett WAS in the
IT. city Wednesday. He brought over his
sister who left for her home in Maine on
Of the evening train. Miss Hayes had been
tel visiting with her brother some three
wears She is not yet decided whether to
tn- remain at her home or return TO Idaho
as- Her many friends and acquaintance
here hope she will conclude to com'
back. MIR. Hayes returned to Emmett
~. Thursday Tribune.
State Fruit Inspector Mcpherson wa
in this locality during the middle days o
the week. and lie and District lnspec'o
Martin came in to round up the Indie
man. but concluded we were not S
lS'' scAly (ey) after all, and did not order II
eA 10 I've SPRAYED Mr.. Mcpherson says thf
the worst thing he has to contend vii
npa IS the lack of thoroughncss of those VIII
iur- dlthe SPRAYING. it being matter Tia
s. should be done with the utmost careful
t of ness: Il few little limbs or portions
car limbs missed may allow enough OF u
par Gale to escape to infect the largest {
c barl in the course OF the season. VIII
Iatt. lust little closer attention would Ina
lck- killed every one The Inspector we
not ON do WIN the Pay cite from here,
Ira J,fords. brother-in law of
Ne Hunts son. who is at work for Mr.. Va
ook- derdosen. hcrding sheep. met with "a pa
y lo- rul accident last Saturday. In USING
SIN all rifle which he carried with hi
the one cartridge faied to 20. for some eau
,ncb and stuck fast in the cylinders as he "
He working with it, he raised the hamn
while holding his hand over the muz
Lon of the gun. and the cylinder becom'
49,. oosened turned bringing the cartridge
MACE. the result being that the qua w'
off and the ball entered the palm of
hand coming ont on tie front side oil
....,l etriLir,,o little hfrhpr mn