The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1901-10-24


Emmett visitor SATURDAY,
John E. Yates, prominent siockmnn
Of Boise was in b.. city saturday.
The famous play Ono vadis. is to
be seen ut Boise City. Columbia theaier.
soon-
wm. smith, Of Falk's Store vas a
business visitor in Emmett the Hrst OF
the week.
The Emmett Index has greatly i'm
proved in appearance under the new
management Of Mansfield a. Mansfield -
Challis Messengers.
". v Lowler and r. NJ Cobbau. the
lumber man. OF MissoulA. Montana. who
has extensive interests in this vicinity,
was in the city Saturday.
Attorney H Frank Hubbard and wife
went to BOISE Sunday FOR fiIrniture. and
have now taken up their abode IN their
new residence on the Carter place, re-
cently purchased.
A mushroom 40 inches in circumfer
ence and weighing Al pounds WAS found
nj the spring near the old brickyard
above town laSt Sunday. The oldest in
hzbitanis that usually make modern
astonishers LOOK sick. shy at this mon
ster. Il grew while hey were asleep
and caught them mapping. Keudrick
Echo.
The three cars Of prunes. which were
shipped from Idaho on September 22d.
consigned to the Earl Fruit Company.
GLASGOW. Scotland. we're sold Yesterday.
being "a days from the start until the
fruit eas disposed Of. Silver brought
-. %. and Italian 81 so to 81 80 per crate.
The time in transit demonstrated the
keeping quality Of Idaho pruDes.-Cap-
itaI News.
Corn cobs are tn be used as a special
kind Of kiudliag. and it has been demon
sirltrd that fire engines can be fred To
he point of steam with them in less
time than by anything else. Their pro
,.esS is unique The cobs are first crushed
and then saturated with highly infiam-
able material composed partly of rosin.
Then they are compressed and after
ward sawed into blocks.
The dead body of Charles Corron was
found in aela near Star last Friday
Death had been caused by bullet and a
gun was found living by his side Cor
-nn WIS y0stag mln Is years OF agr
and served 10 Ise Philippine war. While
here he contracted fever from the
fleets Of which he had never recovered
30 Is thought By all that he committed
suicide. since he was very deapOudent.
rhe family are residents Of Roise valley
Within short time n new coin viii
ie in circulate n. IL is three cent
iece Many Of our readers will remem-
YER what a nuisance the old three cent
airces were They were nearly the size
0 lI a QAulc duu lDOkNN INV AtAi+o
II has ia consequence almost disappeared
from circulation. But the need OF n
three cent piece has continued, and So
the government will coin new one. The
coin will. like the Chinese coins, have a
hole in the center II has already been
nicknamed ''the doughnut.
While enroute for Council Monday to
subpnna witnesses in the Cans grand
larceny case. Sheriff Thorp experienced
\ scare that h. doesn't care to have r..
pe4ted. AS he was going up on the P.
81 n. road the engine jumped the track
while crossing long trestle about p
fret high. The train was stopped before
the engine run of the end OF the ties
hut for few minutes It was very try
ing uastiuu to be placed in. However
he s,sved with the train and huall,
landed in Council, subpensed his wit
uesses. aud came home on the evening
train. none the worse for his experience
Caldwell News.
While returning home from churcl
sunday evening Mrs L. w. Sabin. nc
fcempaRlied by her sou Ray and it'll
: daughter had very serious runaway
They we're driving coli and il becam
, frightened At pile Of lumber near Tn
Briggs meat market and ran down In
-. Crnssinr 4 ditch the buggy Wa
smashed TO pieces and the occupant
thrown out Mrs. Sabin striking on he
head and sustaining injuries from whic
she remained unconscious until Monda
afternoon. She was taken to the Soul
home near By. remaining there unit
Tuesday. when the had recovered sumo
entity to be taken home. Aside from
few slight bruises the others got on Ut