The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1907-08-29
EMMETT AFFAIRS.


All kinds Of machine oil at job
Bane's hardware store.
Singer sewing machines in all tn
different styles. c. ID. Bucknum.
Don't walk, but buy a Sterling o
Century bicycle from c. p. Kar 4
Co.
Clothes cleaned, repaired ant
pressed at John Barbours, the
tailor.
John Bane is building neat cot
tage on his lots south of the Catholic
Church.
j. C. Dewey has a field Of corn on
his place east of town that stands l6
feet high.
o. N. Calender was taken very
sick Tuesday night. He is somewhat
improved today.
s. II. Tracy and daughter Bernice
arrived Monday from Ogden and
are guests of C. +. Kar.
If you want good piano, get a
self player, or Sohmer, lvers q Pond,
Mathushek or Raymond. W. D..
Eastan, the watch man, agent.
Vern Glaze returned last week
from the tie camp in Garden Valley,
where he was taken sick. He is
better now.
Mrs. Eph Yergenson, Will Yergen-
son and mother left yesterday for
Portland to visit the latter's daugh-
ter, Mrs. Roberts.
Miss Ora Caldwell. who has been
visiting Miss Lucille Jackson for
several weeks. returned Monday to
her home at Dubois.
Bern Krohn last week moved in
the AT. Hunt residence on McKin-
ley. He recently sold his Orchard
place 70 Ellis Knouse.
State Evangelist Jones will preach |
at the Christian church Saturday
and Sunday night. All are invited
to attend these meetings.
Miss Gertrude Duryea, who has
been visiting her aunt, Mrs. Fair
child, the past year, left Wednesday |
for her home at Lafayette, Ind.
w. f. Sinclair returned home
Monday from trip along the Short
Line in the interest of the North
western Mutual Fire Insurance Co.
John C. Dewey and family are
back from delightful trip to
Roosevelt. and is telling some pretty
big fish stories for a man of his age.
Mrs. Pipher, who has spent the
summer here visiting at the home of
her daughter, Mrs. V. t Craig, re-
turned Monday to her home in Ne
braska.
w. M. Wayman is over from
Boise to look after his ranch on the
bench. He and Mrs. Wayman have
just returned from trip to Yellow
stone park.
The bites and stings Of insects,
cuts, burns and bruises re-
lieved at once with Pine salve Car
bolized. Acts like poultice. Draws !
out inflammation. Try it. Price 25c.
b. b, Davis.
w. A. Hull, son-in-law of Mrs. c. G
D. ei'illinghast. who came here three i
weeks ago on visit, is critically t
EEK with heart disease with slight
hanees If recovery. His home is at i
ireen River. Utah.
Don't forget the concert at the [
Methodist Church Saturday night by l
he New Plymouth quartet. The
fingers have acquired almost nat
onal reputation and the entertain
nent will be musical treat. Mrs.
Reuben Shaw. a noted organist of
t. Paul. Mimi, will be the accom-
,anist
Seen in the alley back of The
ode. office: H.. q dozen boys, i,
OF one over years of age, putting r
way fcr dear life at cigarettes. 1t
lEa
rouldn't take much of a prohpet to $
rediet the future Of those young v
tiers.
Rev. j. w. Miller, a Methodist II
1inister from Michigan, who has :
zen assigned to the Thunder City
barge, was in town with his family
everal days this week. the guests of
lrs. j. l.. Reed. They were driven
o Long Valley yesterday by Ed =,
'ickers. ?
The Allen Knox crowd returned Inv
attrday from a mouths outing at
ayette lakes. There W Nre 10 IN the
arty, composed of Mrs. Ed. Allen :
nd four children, Edna Byes. Ger . X