The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1907-12-19
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t Will pay So per cwt. for onions a
e Hunts.
n Fresh groceries at Loree &
= Reilly's.
Drink Vigoral and Tomato Boul-
lion. Palace Bakery.
2 Baled hay taken in exchange for
! groceries at Hunts.
Mrs. B. B. Davis is in Boise this
week. having her eyes treated
Thirty FIVE per cent discount on
ranges and heaters for the next 30
DAYS at John Bane's.
St. Mary's Guild will meet at
the home of Mrs. J. V. Berry on
Thursday. December 26.
Special prices on candy and nuts
at Hunts.
$500 for 1000 pounds of coal all
day Saturday aud Monday at
Hunts.
A mighty acceptable Christmas
present to The Index would be
/ the back subscription due from a
number Of its subscribers.
Nellie Moulton, who had been
visiting her parents has returned
to her work in Boise. She has
position in the Anderson Blomquist
store.
AK and handle, Is cents, at
Hunts.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Wagner of
Franklin, Wyo. will arrive this
week to spend Christmas with the
latters' parents, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. V.
Wheeler.
Leonard Ross has gone to the
upper country to repair the Bell
telephone line above Thunder
City. Snow is Is inches deep
on Tripod.
The pupils attending school in
the old schoolhouse. last week voted
upon a name for the building, and
il will hereafter be known as the
"I.ongfellow.
From now till December % you
get sugar for So. so cash at Hunts.
Row Wells is down from the Ba-
SIN, where he has been mining, and
will remain during the holidays. 5
Before leaving, he made a clean
up from which he cleared $l100.
Hawkins has a fine exhibit of a
stoves in his store. Ranges, cook |
stoves and heaters-the very best on
the market. at the lowest prices.
Don't buy until you see Hawkins.
l.. +. Hosmer of Utah spent
Tuesday and Wednesday visiting
his former neighbor, J. /, Hit.
He is on his way to California
to spend the winter.
We have just received the biggest
of stoves and ranges in the
history of the town three car
loads. Call and inspect them and
get our prices, which are. as always,
4 little lower than anyone else's,
Hardware.
Will trade groceries for baled hay
It Hunts.
DR.. and Mrs. Greene left today
or Portland, in response to mes
age that Mrs. Greene's father was
lick and that surgical operation {
would be performed upon him to-
morrow. =,
T.. Stringer, who returned Satur-
ay from Montana, where he had
pent a month or two left yester-
Iy for Park City, Utah, in re-
ponse to a message informing him Oh
/ the death of his brother.
DR.. Greene was ak Sweet yester.
ay attending a number of diphther- yC
4 patients. Three children in the
imily of George Taylor are down
18th the disease and antitoxin is d
eng administered, sa
Hot chocolate and coffee at all to
ours at the Bakery. II
The fellow who holds his lob -
own by letting the boss beat him ~,
} work five mornings out of six Ell
lornings isn't the fellow who is =,
allied to the front of the Office every -
} often and informed hat his salary -
as been raised another notch. s.,
Mrs. Steinbower still has guam be
ty of millinery goods on hand, av
.hich she wishes to dispose of. ar
he stock consists of fall shapes in VI
ats, feathers. velvet, children's NJ
GODS and other millinery. Every WI
-ticle will be sold cheap to close pc
ut. an
An Emmett farmer, who recently III
scame unduly frightened and with "
rev his deposits, amounting to az az
1000. from one of the CITY banks, -
as paid in silver, which was ~