The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1907-11-28

Sweet potatoes at low pric
at Hunts.
Home grown sweet potatoes q
Loree & Reilly's.
Heating stoves, cook stoves an
ranges at John Bane's.
Z For good watches go to w. J
Easton, the Jeweler.
Did you see those fine warn
fasinators at Crosson 50
Received today, a car of Nebras
ka xxx flour at Hunts.
Trade at Hunts and get one Of
those handsome rocking chairs free.
A carload of shingles arrived in
town Tuesday in Pullman palace
horse car.
Hot beef tea, hot whisky and
Tom and Jerry at Meyer Bros. sa-
loon today.
St. M.rys Guild will meet with
Mrs. Bilderback on Thursday even
ing at 1880, December II.
Heating stoves, cook stoves and
ranges cheaper than ever before sold
in Emmett at John Bane's.
LOST-A buggy seat cushion,
whip and storm robe. Finder
please leave at Dr. Reynolds Office.
Chris Kesgard has raised this
year a crop of splendid pop corn
which he is selling to the mer
chants.
Game licenses sold in Idaho the
first three quarters of this year
amounted to over $21 900, an in
crease of over 800, for the same
period last year.
The Carnage barber shop sends a
basket for starched laundry every
a basket for unstarched
clothes is sent every Wednesday
both returning Saturday.
William Kilby, who has been in
he employ of the Boise Dressed
Beef company during the summer.
-eturned to this city Tuesday and
will spend while here.
DR.. Greene was called to Brown
ee early Yesterday morning by
he serious sickness of Marjorie
'oule. Miss Matte Soule ac-
him.
Peter Kessler, who recently {
fought the Andrew Glenn farm |
asst of town. arrived III Emmett
with his family from Pet {
rsburg, Neb., and will make his /
zone here. +
Herman Werle is furnishing the 5
ocal market with fresh radishes,
ettuce and spinach. He grows 6
hem in hotbed and they are of II
ne quality Il
A stereopticon lecture will be !,
iveu at the Methodist church ;,
night. Subject, "Here +
nd There in God World. " Ad- :,
iission 10 cents. :"
Special prices on syrup at HUNTS n
lis week.
Charlie Seydell's horse, hitched :,
a top buggy, ran away Tuesday -,
ternoou and the vehicle was l.,
rocked by colliding with a tele- "
lone pole at First and Hayes ave .
ie. n
Christian church, corner Wash a
gton avenue and Third street, G..
Surber, pastor-Sunday school,
a. m, preaching at II a. M.
d $50 D. y. Morning subject, =
low to be sure of reaching
eaven;" evening, 1.-The perfec- M
IN of salvation. "
Regular services at the Baptist Be
urch Sunday: Morning sub
t, 1.-The Friend of God. " Even tn
2 subject, an illustrated sermon,
'he American Dollar" Chris
n culture study on Wednesday thu
ening, subject, "The Ennobled an
DIV. 1t
Fresh currants, raisins and citron
Loree Reilly's.
DR.. REYNOLDS horse, which was
ched to Crouch & Sinclair's
n post, became frightened Mon
' and pulling up the post, hiked
the hills. AT c. p. Hartley's
became tired and was easily p 81
Ight The only damage was a an az
ken shaft. 81
1resh currants, raisins and cit a.,
at Loree & Reilly's. -
Or. McCalla came over from bu,
se Sunday evening to meet DR.. Da
rk in consultation at the bed
2 of Mrs. w. w. Wilton, who
been sick for the past two
ks. Her condition is very for
ch improved Miss Hanley of ho,
Use is nursing her. -er