The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1901-01-18
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day Of last week returning Friday.
Miss Davis, well known in this local
10y, who has been visiting in Baker City
for several weeks. returned on Friday Of
last week.
The old shed building between the ice
house and Littles Saloon on the North
side of Commercial street was torn
down Monday, all ofwhch was proper.
Mr.. Pugh had his buggy, which was
so badly wrecked by Mr.. Kelley's team
in their runaway, repaired, or almost
made over again aud will use it as an
open instead Of top buggy.
Boys at the South Boise school beat
the teacher with a stove poker on last
Friday. II seems that the teacher first
took the poker to defend himself when
the boys wrested it from him aud used
il somewhat severely upon him.
series Of meetings were commenced
last Sunday evening at the NJ. E. Church
this weeks services being mostly prayer
meetings, with the intention of continue
ing with regular revival meetings.
An invention of Mcssrs Foote and
Lind of Caldwell. called "Debranner"
is soon TO be put INTO operation in the
Touring mill at that place. We Judge
by the manner in which it is mentioned
by the Tribune editor that it is an i'm
provement over old methods of some
Importance.
Miss Davis has bargained for Mrs
Church's Millinery stock and will take
charge Of same about the first of April;
so we are reliably informed. Mrs. Church
does not contemplate leaving Emmett
but is DESTROYS for vacation and will
spend some time on the coast after Miss
Davis takes charge Of the business.
Mr. and Mrs. Horn of Caldwell have
brought suit against the Boise Rapid
Transit Co., in the sum Of $780, which
II is claimed Mrs. Horn was damaged on
account Of having tc get out of a coach
by reason of the coachman's having
trouble with the team and stepping into
a canal which she mislook in the dark
ness to be the sidewalk,
Mr. Barbcr's folks, living mile south
| from Emmett, took team load Of their
/ people and went down to the big flume
toward New Plymouth. one day last
week. taking their dinner along and en-
loying the novel experience Of combin-
ing picnic and skating party, they
report about mile of fine skating. We
did not make inquiries as to whether
the measurements were taken length
wise, cross-wise or "up and down" but
the skating was there, for they said SO.
The Idaho Falls times, commenting
on highlands jealousy of the United State.
and the efforts being made overthere tc
OF set what theeditor pleases to call IN,
industrial superiority of the United
States over England" suggests thai
England secure annexation to the Cuitet
States as the sure way dp divide honors
How about forninS Kind of partner
ship and dividing all the spoils of bott
peace and war eQualls? Could we moi
take about what we wanted anywhere
Or are there few minor considerations
a man by the name Of A. w Rorri
has offered to excavate the ditch, tina
the Farmers Cooperative company pro
pose TO nut in instead Of the fumes ncai
Falks store and New Plymouth, for l.
cents per yard, which, according to tn,
engineers estimates who VAS enlplOye,
by the company for that purpose, 'woul,
cost about $1,000. The engineer also state
that work could be commenced immedi
atcly il SO desired
3 From the reports OF the legislativ,
i sessions, given by the statesman, il woul,
appear that there is considerable lack O
clerical ability in the lower house, Their,
having been only the first days proceed
ings enrolled upon the Journal at the en-,
4 OF the fifth day, when the the cnrolmen
should be kept right up 70 date. An ad
iournment was taken In order that thl
work might be done. II would seem to b,
better that one or two more clerks o
assistants. be employed, than for so pal,
. persons to be idle.
EASILY SATISFIED.
Customer want to get ton Of Goa
Dealer What size2
Customer The legal 22lO-pound size
il you please. 49, PHILADELPHIA Press.