The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1901-04-12
LOCALS.

L. S. souie and brother went to Pay
etse Thursday
H. A. Push went TO Pearl Tuesday
and again Wednesday
George Little aud james Bates were at
Boise Monday returning Tuesday.
Mrs Renwick who has been sick with
spotted fever is getting along nicely.
Miss Nettie Davis took a nice lot Of
millinery goods 70 Pearl the first Of the
week, meeting with good success.
Mr.. Martin is the deputy fruit inspec-
Tor for this locality and when you see
him coming it Will be well 10 commence
spraying your trees.
Mr. Stanley who has been very sick
Tor several weeks and whose life was
dispaired orfor time is improving and
will be up in few DAYS.
Mr Tonnemaker has put ia a nice line
lof confectionery. tobqccos and quite
variety Of side lines, all up-to-date, and
is making his place bright ard attrac-
tive.
Mrs. A. ~ Church started from here
on Wednesday morning TO Caldwell from
where she goes to California. she Will
= be in san Francisco for some time but
will return to Emmett when done Wis
. iting
Merchant Bowers looked so pleasant
7 Thursday morning that he attracted the
, Index reporters attention. but it was
necessary to follow him up the second
time to find out that it was girl.
There is considerable hustling among
= The sheep owners to get hands sufficient
b for the extra work of LANDING time IA
q this locality. The weather last week
was bad occasioning considerable loss.
but it is fine now.
Rev. Yount went to Caldwell after
y goods last Tuesday returning Wedues-
= day and being what might be called sick.
is he keeps adding little by little to his
e mems clothing Mrs. Yount also got
D., some new millinery goods.
- Charles r. Scott the temperance work
er will be in Emmett about the 18th Of
T. this mouth in the interest Of the prohi
d btion work. We are not advised as to
" the special feature Of his lee lures at this
at time. but he is reputed to be d good
ID speaker.
=; A woman came down from above Ire
toms Wednesday, whose mind seemed Il
"a be in a very bad state She was trying
lu 20 find out something about the estate oil
The late Mr. Miller. whose remains were
buried here Monday; but did not seen
to know what she was doing
ID A force of men have been at work OF
or the north side Of the river recently. The
no. talk as though they had nothing to do
lu- but parties tell US they are at work OF
Fo- the cid New York canal and that the.
lp- seem to be commencing 10 put water on
'ne to a part or al. OF the bench north of tn
iH' river.
~ {. II. Clark and L. S. Soule are occu
ten pying the rooms formerly used by Gee
in Little for a saloon. as a real estate ofiic
aa. and it makes very convenient an
non pleasant place for their business. The
fro. have had separate Offices heretofore an
.nts the presumption Is that their busine
d in is separate vet.
SE, Mr. Cobban the Montana lumber ma
Mr.. Clark surveyor and engineer al
. Mr. McGee, the Nampa man We're
Emmett and vicinity this week; as tn
ny all appear to be in the enjoyment
good health, it is not supposed Il
their visit was for the simple purpose
-. enjoying the ozone in our atmosphere
Mr.. Soule who has been up in the ii
Der On the Payette river came down
'r' make afFidavits on land selected, and
ears cideutally to visit at home for
azure DAYS. He went 10 Horseshoe Bend i
y the from there to Boise yesterday, af
lsn's' which he intended to return to the
nany. tree section again. He left five men S
open at work up there.
!. .s VI NJ. We believe Clark and Soule g.
One their heads together" and devised
ory in scheme TO move jus; after the last we
quick issue OF the Index in order 10 beat
i ss-, out OF a news item, but, while it is {
,ritory TO get ahead Of us, on account Of
aiming being SO honest, and giving every b
credit for meaning Just what they
u s'' we catch The moves that are Of
momeut dou't you see.