The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1901-02-22
LOCALITIES
Latest News Of Emmett and
Vicinity
Joe MaIot sundnved in Boise.

Joe Malot SundNycd IN Boise.
J. G. Newman went to Boise last Sun-
day.
s, A. Wells OF Emmett was at the State
Capitol last Sunday
Mr. Clark sold acres Of land to w. s. |
Kelley for John S. Wi tile this week
Mr.. johnson Of Marsh tarried at the
Payette Valley Hotel a day the last Of
the week
II. S. Waters Of Helna was looking o.
yer some Of Real Estate Clark's bargains
the first Of the week
Mr.. Barrett has been having serious
trouble with rheumatism this week. 1t
was caused by the la grippe.
WANTED: Three hen turkeys and
one gobbler-good ones and u year old
Enquire at the Index Office.
Portland, Ore, Feb. H. Born to Mrs
l. Roberts girl weighing 8 pounds
Mother and baby doing well.
Mrs. Davis of Ontario was visiting her
mother Mrs. Lewis and other friends
here, last week, returning on Saturday
A. J. Lewis went to Ontario with his
sister Mrs. Davis, of that place who was
here last week. He stood the ride over
alright
Anthony Peterson is down from
Quartzburg visiting with his father and
sisters at the Payctte Valley Hotel, ex-
pccting TO remain several days.
Frank THOMPSON of Quartzburg is
spending week in Emmett. lie says
there is little difference in the altitude
and more in the temperature.
Clark says there has been so much
wet weather of late that the damper in
his stove pipe (Which is all IRON has
swelled until he can not use it.
Dairy Cows.
A few good dairy cows for sale Am
also paying 80 per head for good year
ling steers, taken at turning out time.
J. u. Nesbit, Falk's Store.
Mr. Ncsbit of Falk's Store was pleas
ant caller at We editors den on Wednes
day aud left US with some yellow meta
to look at That is an example worthy
for all men to follow.
Joseph Campbell. johnson Johnson
VIM. Broadhead. Joseph Thomas, r. A
Murdoc, j. Mahoney and ], Baird all o
Utah were here Sunday and Monday
looking over some Of Clark cheap land
Mr.. j. p, Law Of Salt Lake City wa
in Emmett the latter part Of last weoI
looking after the interests of the Salt
Lake Tribune. Mr.. Law is pleasant
gentleman TO meet and we presume Il
gathering wealth in his field of labor.
Hugh Lamont of Nampa was visiting
with his uncle Mr.. Sabin and famil,
here the latter part Of last week an,
first of this Mr.. L. came over on hi
wheel" and run MP against a hard prop
osition in the shape ofmuddy roads whel
he desired 60 start back to Nampa.
ID. l.. Bailey, who has been editor an,
publisher Of the Odd Fellow. published
at Caldwell has sold the plantto Mr.. Par
ker, who is the publisher of the new
Democratic paper at that place, and viii
move to Boise from which place the Cd,
Fellow will 90 out to the fraternity, an,
all others who pay for II we presume
Bro. b. has made good paper of tn
odd Fellow.
Died. Charles G.. Smith on Feb. lG
1901 at the age of 50 yrs. mo. and 2
days.
He was born at Olympia, Washington
and had been sick for some time pas
and at time Of death was being treate
by the Christian Science methods, al
though not scientist himself Rev
Yaunt preached the funeral sermon, a
S the house were the man died just west {
e town, on Sunday afternoon.
TO ARRIVE IN A FEW DAYS
A full line of Farm Implement
Wagons, Buggies,etc.
Bower d Stuart.
~ The man Prof Waters who came hei
I TO lecture on phrenology, last week, an
was taken sick, was taken to Caldwell c
b last Sunday. DIR Clymer pronounced b
= malady to be the small poN and 'phonet
DR. MaNev In come over which he RI
J and he too pronounced the disease TO
n. a very mild case OF small pox and To,
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