The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1907-04-18
LOCAL ITEMS.

NUM- y
8 bars laundry soap for 25 cents at
Hunts.
Best spray sulphur at Loree &
Reilly's.
Dr. Henderson has gone to Neva-
da again.
Frank Mcconnell returned to
town yesterday.
Everything in the feed line at
Stokesberry a. Kinzer's.
When you want office and type
writer supplies, call on The Index.
Mr.. and Mrs John Mcconnell have
moved from Silver City to Weiser.
Hope Graham left this morning
for Boise to be treated for appendix
citis.
File youy order for summer range |
nut coal at Hunts. Special prices
this week
Sam Riggs returned home last
week from Mace, Idaho where he
had spent the winter.
Nels Nelson lastweek bought 1000
head of horses at Blackfoot and
shipped them East.
John Hall. the mail contractor
between Emmett and Van Wyck. is
in town for few days.
Heating stoves, cook stoves and
ranges cheaper than ever before sold
in Emmett at John Bane's.
Get an Alaska refrigerator to help
you keep sweet" during the hot
weather coming. Kar & Co.
Rev. Parker has rented section =
of the Gilbride flats and will move !
in as soon as the building is complet-
ed.
Mrs. f.. c. Rundstrom and son /
returned home Tuesday from Boise, !
accompanied by her mother. Mrs. :
Cook. :
We have a very limited quantity
of Early Ohio and Early Rose seed Il
pstatoes from Greeley, Colo. Loree o
q Reilly Z
Joe Byrd has been appointed stem C
ographer of the federal court by y
Judge Dietrich. The position is a b
good one.
The High school has arranged for "
a lecture by Prof. Wallace at Plea h
sure Club hall Friday night. Sub "
ject. Spare Ribs" "
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank johnson of y
Igig. .tIarauaI In, Map1u,y a,,I u
have gone to their sheep ranch to
spend month or two. II
Rev. S. A. Parker is at Caldwell
this week attending the spring meet Il
ing of the Boise Presbytery, which v
eonvenes in that city. bi
j. +. Wilton of Milford, Iowa, p
who last fall bought the west 80 of %
Boise Riggs farm, arrived Tuesday "a
with carload of household goods,
stock, etc. n
DR.. Sutton of Bancroft, Neb., was
q visitor at the home of w. +. Sim 4
clair Saturday, The doctor is very II
much pleased with Idaho and will u
probably locate in Boise. =
George c. Woods, the farmer
down the valley, has sold his farm
10 Caldwell real estate man named
Hall and he and his family will move
70 American Falls, their former
nome.
7. ID. Sutherland from Nebraska
las joined Mrs. Sutherland here and
hey have moved into the residence
It the corner of Fourth and Boise
venue, He was accompanied by A.
v. Tifflin. an uncle of Mrs. Suther-
and
Mr.. and Mrs. j. III. CrOnk enter
aimed a party of young folks Tues
ay night in honor of their niece,
iiss Ollie Cronk, who leaves this
eek for her home in South Dakota. -
proved to be avery pleasant occa-
on.
John Nylund has sold his l60-acro r.
rm, adjoining the Hopper fruit .
lrm on the Slope. TO Nes Nelson.
his is in the famous peach belt and c
large acreage of peach trees will :
e set out by the new owner. The
aal was made through w. w. VIII -|
m.
The Ladies' Social Union held their .
lnual meeting yesterday and elect Res
the following officers: Mrs. Don Ii
yman, president; Mrs. Finley Mon
'e, vice president; Mrs. A. Bird, Orr
cretary; Mrs. w. X. Cartwright.
easurer. The retiring officers will
ltertain Wednesday at the home of
rs. Vickers with a l0-cent tea.
j. A. Tofley will next week leave o''''
r Lynn, So. Oak. to spend the
He has sold all his resi- -
nee property in town. but still re- b
ms a le0-acre farm south of town.
lie residence north of the depot k.3(
Is bought by Tom Peterson; the A>
e adjoining it on the west was spec,
by Harry Lane and his
ter, Mrs. L. N. Judd
Two ears of clean range nut coal