The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1901-11-14

Mclaughlin Will tell you how good
the supreme Judge Cigar is4
DR. i,oder reports his diphtheHa pa
tienis all Out aud around again.
J The Iddhu Wool Growers Association
has been in session at Boise the past
week.
The band will be started in short
time with, 50 far, sn instrumentation Of
10 pieces
Geo. womacl. wife aud children. de-
parted Friday for squaw creek on
brief visit
Green q. Patton, OF Meridian, pur-
chased Ten acre tract Tuesday from
Christian Nelson aud will take possess
son at once.
Mrs. G. L. Raiyea and daughter Anna,
of Payette. visit,d Saturday aud Sunday
ia EN- nett with her daughter Mrs f.
9. Bower.
A. 5. How'd was IN town yesterday
from his place below town. Mr.. How'd
had just returned from the mountains
where he has Eseen for several months
looking after oand OF Angora goats.
There wifi be d meeting OF Master
Masuns at the Cartwright hall on Satur-
day tvening. November 10th, at o'clock
p. M, prompt, for the purpose OF MAX
ing arrangements 20 organize lodge at
this place No brother should fail TO
attesd.
About thirty families arrived ia Pay
cite last week aud will locate in the
Payetlc valley. Inducements are being
offered by our citizens TO get them set
tied in this section. They hail from Iowa
and brought with them four carloads of
household go,ds
John Demo OF Parma, has established
u new record in production OF alfalf,
seed. From acres he has this year
threshed about $500 pounds of seed that
has been sold for 500 Most OF IL went
AT 3 cents, but Tor some he secured 10
cents, his total sales footing up to the
amount stated -Staiesman.
J. B. Davis, who has charge of the
/ BRICK manufacturing for Hotel Dewey,
at Nampa. Informs as that there has
been recent discovery OF superior clay
in the vicinity of Emmett. ga the Idaho
Northern. It is quite similar in color
and quality to the famous Milwaukee,
substance and will no doubt prove a
! bonanza to the discoveries
Fremont Post, was delegated by thc post
To take Comradc Dixon TO the soldiers
home at Boise last week MIR. Allerton
lrepOrtS the affairs Of the home in first
class shape and all the old vets perfectly
satisfied with Captain Gums admins
tration, and the Captains sister, who is
the natsoa of the instituIiua. takes the
place OF mother to all the old boys under
her care.
the first bill OF goods for his new store
Monday morning. He has about the
neatest store room in the CITY aud will
nave stock OF goods 10 correspond
Mr. Katz is well known TO all the old
timers in this section, having been in
business at this place before he will
have something 20 say TO Index readers
at an early date.
The Idaho City World has the follow
ing regarding the sad death of Ted
Wells last week: THE news of his
death was received at this place Wednes-
day morning The family Is well known
IN this county, his father and brothers
having seen residents of this place and
b ether parts OF the Basin for number Of
wears His father, and brother Art. anc
s younger brother Laurin, were the only
: members Of the family in Emmett AZ the
p time of his death. Joseph and Roy arr
in California, and Hal Is resident o
Centerville."
e The Caldwell correspondent in thu
Statesman OF the llth INST. says: Yes
5 terday at high noon occurred yer,
$ pretty wedding AT the home of Judg
Z and Mrs. c. H. Cupp, when their daugh
d ter, Miss Leua, VAS given in marriage Il
n Daniel ]. Bontrager, Rev. W. J. Boon
officiating. The bride and groom wer
=, appropriately dressed for the occasion
= Mr.. Charles Baker acted as best maj
"a aud Miss Stella Cupp, cousin Of III
= bride, acted as bridesmaid. Waite
- Cupp acted as usher. and Beryl P:nneS
to Mary Cupp aud Olive Smith as maids G
a honnr