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

Yoa GIN buy guns from Bower {
stuaet cheaper than anywhere in The
west.
vii Bnngroise has recovered from his
recent Illness and IS again behind the
counter at Bower & stuarts'.
Coal stoves and wood stoves Of ali
kinds rs cheap as any in the state and
rs good. rs any 10 the world at Hawkins
Hardware store,
Reports from the Boise hospital. where
Lew Rawlings was taken last week, say
the doctors pronounce his Trouble can
Ger OF the stomach.
Old Dayie McAuioGe and "sheep
Herder IOe'' came down from camp last
week. D1vie says he is still a democrat.
FIRST. last aud all the time.
Don't fail. to attend the graphophone
entertainment Tuesday evening. Dec.
II. Plenty Of nice music and lots Of fun
FOR old and young. Doors open a 2 p. m.
The Emmett Pleasure Club will give a
grand ball in their new hall Christmas
night. A good time is assured and a
large crowd rs sure TO be in attendance.
Ralph Womack took q load OF provis.
ions up 10 Wilson & Pugh's new sawmiIl
the first OF the week. He reports that a
crew of men are at work cutting logs
and that they. expect to have enough cut
for next seasons run by Christmas.
John Dsrland wishes TO inform the
readers Of the Index and the public in
general, that he will give a g~rsphophone
entertainment at CartwFight's hall on
Tuesday evening. December 18th.
Price of admission Is and % cents.
The Index columns are rapidly filling
up with home ads. and from present in
dications it will soon be necessary 10 en-
large in order to accommodate all.
Every business institution in the city is
either represented or has space spoken
for.
Prof. Israel c. Russell, in charge Of
the United st ties geological survey in
the north west, reports the discovery of 3
large a~rtesian basin, over a hundred
miles in length, whose western limit.
though undetermined, lies in the vicini-
~ OF Caldwell.
Thos. Waite, who resides near this
city, informs us that he threshed 100
pounds Of clover seed from ~ acres.
which will net him about $40. He also
got about $50 worth Of hay from the
same land. making a total Of $3.50. This
is certainly a big showing Caldwell
Chronicle.
John w. Beasley, living near Cald
well HIS received notice that an inheri
tan, OF 10000 is awaiting him in Ken
tuck, .iOm his grandfather. who died
about ten years ago, and n diligenl
search has been made for Mr.. BeasIe.
ever since. and il was only recently thai
his address was learned.
A comaany has organized in Boise for
the purpose Of developing II group Of
mining claims on DeLamar Mountain
The claims are only a short distance
from the famous DeI.amar mine All
Of the claims show well defined veines
and some of them show high grade ore.
but not Que of them has been developed
to any depth.
THE quality OF this sllverware is
equal to any made, warranted TO be fully
hand FURNISHED. and If the silver is
stripped from l dozen and tested by
weight il will prove to be IL dwts." This
is the guarantee which goes with all
silverware carried by d. A. Hawkins.
All goods are warranted and if they la
not give satisfaction return them and
get your money backs
We are informed that it is now almost
4 settled fact that there will be a brick
machine for the manufacture Of pressed
brick, installed at this place in the early
spring. An eastern firm is to take hold
OF the enterprise, but local parties are al
the head aud will be interested in III,
concern. The machine will lave a
capacity Of $4,000 brick per day. AT
excellent clay Is to be had here for thaI
purpose.
Tau,;s Te nood