The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1908-11-12
EMMETT NEWS.


100000 eggs wanted at Loree
& Reilly.
Sweet -four at the Emmett For
warding Co.
Cedar fence posts at Emmett
Forwarding Co.
Buy oats, $27 90 ton. sacked, cash
ct HuGt's.
Peter Kessler and Sam McLaugh-
lin went to Boise Tuesday.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest
Madden on Saturday. son.
Charles Patten IS remodcling
hls hou2e in d. and c. addition.
5 room cottage, II acre orchard
and vines. to rert or sell, bargain
at Hunts.
Jack Little passed through town
Tuesday on his way west to buy hay
for his sheep.
Midland Jubilee Singers at
Pleasure Club hall Monday night,
November rs.
SlS07.07 new shirts. sweaters,
dress goods, outings and ladies'
waists this week at Hunts.
Louie Seitz was seen on the streets
this week; he has been guarding |
a bunch of woolies all summer.
gallon can filled H. L. oil IS
cents at Hunts.
Jim Knee came all the way from
his ranch on Big Willow-32 miles
Ito vote. There's patriot for
you.
B. b. Davis and Art Robinson left
yesterday for the North fork to hunt
deer and will be gone a week or ten
days.
The Brossard and Fisher broth
ets made trip up the river Sun
day TO look after their placer
mines.
Stone jars 20 cents gallon, cash at
Hunts,
Rock Springs nut coal, screened.
Ii YOU want it, come now. 1t
wont last but day or two, J. 6
II Cronk
Chicken" Miller has disposed of
his flock Of sheep and was in town
for several days this week shaking !
hands with old acquaintance. {
Mrs. Campbell and son-in-law, r e
!. Taylor, are here from West Vir-
ynia and will locate here. Mrs. a
campbell is the mother of Ed Camp
,ell. /,
Try pair Si00 gloves at Hunts. d
Mr.. and Mrs. John Baxter made II
business trip to Boise last Satur p
ay. While there Mrs. Baxter
ualified and received a first class n
erti6eate as nurse.
Use DeWitt's carl olized witch ii
Jazel salve--it is healing, cool pi
ug and cleansing. 1t is especially ly
God for piles, Sold by Palace
)rug Store. %
Ladies fannelette wrappers $l25 til
Hunts K
The Emmett Research Club will in
,eet in the rooms of the CONNER so
al Club Sunday, November Is, at 2
clock p. m. The subject for dis of
lssion viii be, Shall the manufac- by
ire and sale of alcoholic beverages OF
E prohibited?" The public is cor sa
tally invited to attend these meet ,e'
lgs. T.,
Regular services of the Presbyter-
n people will be held next Sunday =,
Mrs. Hunts hall, both morning "
ID evening, Morning topic, What
,e Christian life typihes. Even 70
o drawing nigh to God" All c.,
embers are urged to be present. n,
nv who have no church home are 81
yited. S. A. Parker, pastor. Of,
The marriage of Joseph Hanson ed
A \, SIS Dora Heath took place
.sterday at high noon at the
,me Of the bn1e's parents, Mr..
I'd Mrs. Ed Heath. Inc cere-
ony was performed by Key. sur
II in the presence 10 few trends
I'd relatives. Both the bride aud
-oom are popular aud SPLENDID
,ung people and a host OF friends
i'll wish them good luck III their
wv relations. They began house
.eplng at once in the new resi- ov'
,uce which the groom has Just
,mpleted and furnished. uit
Wash boards so cents at Hunts. fey
Winter blasts, causing pneumo- az az
a. picurisy and consumption will u,
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