The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1908-12-31
Best apples $1.OO box at Hunts.

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Five pounds Hunts Blend coffee
80 cents at Hunts.
See Crosson for Winesap apples,
$1.75 full weight.
See j. I. Hit. He is salesman
for the celebrated Stark nurseries.
Mortimer Sullivan was visitor in
the city few days this week from
Bramwell.
John Schultz has returned to the
city from a trip to the Seven Devils
mining district.
Clint Brown was looking for a
"magnetizing" glass and lantern
Tuesday night to find his baby.
Best potatoes $l.00 per bundled
pounds at Hunts.
Mrs. Thos. Hatison and family of
Middleton, Idaho, were guests of
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Aiken over
Christmas.
Mrs Elias Anderson and daugh-
ter Alma are down from the up
per country to spend the holidays
with Mrs. c. S. Tolles.
Crosson has bargains in winter
Have you bought your disk |
plows aud grain drills for fall
work? If not, see Hawkins about
them. He has large stock of the
best and his prices are always the
lowest.
Misses school shoes $3.50 at
Hunts.
The next number of the lecture
course will be given Wednesday
evening. January 6. by the Sax.
ophone Quartt,e assited by Miss
Lynn, rea1er. General admission
30 cents.
William Jackson of Baker City
is in town visiting relatives.
He is brother of Mrs. Boise
Riggs and Mrs. John Davies and
Is years ago was a resident of the
valley.
Mems Ideal" shirts 80 cents
% $500 at Hunts.
Mrs. Cooke, who has spent a
couple of months at coast point, re-
urned to Emmett yesterday and
will spend several weeks with her
w. H. Cooke and Mrs
2undsti ON.
ChIldren's cloaks and coats at
at Hunts.
+. c. Rundstrom left yesterday
II company with c. c. Anderson
f Boise for New York, Chicago. I
nd Kansas City to make purchases I
f goods for their Golden Rule ,
torres. They will be gone about a /
lonth.
Red clover seed at Hunts. t
Currants and raisins at Cros /.
On S.
Use Nebaska xxx flour al J
Iunt's. n
S. w. Nichols and f. H. Mich \
Is, brothers from Columbus, Ohio, n
ave been in the city during the d
asst we k. The former purchased e
acres of the Roberts bench tract. G.
aging $9T Der acre. His brother P
already an owner of bench land
aving made purchases during the o.
INNER. n
Boys pants so cents at Hunts. X
Mrs. Carnage is slowly recover
& from her sickness. She has
ZEN sitting up this week and it i,
,pected her condition will i'm
owe rapidly from now on. ct
While working OH the new Bap. ct
Il church Tuesday afternoon, IN
oses Pattison was taken with a CO
hitting spell, and his friends and
mily were alarmed over his con w
ton for several hours. He is eV
ain at work, however. an
Mems pants 81 20 to $500 at tic
lnt's. 81;
One of the most elaborate and %
'st delightful social events of the ny
son was the card party given at
d Fellows hall Monday night by of
$. Il. J., Holverson and Mrs, an
T.. Reynolds. The hall was no
Iutiiul in its decorations Of ty
ristmas colors, mistletoe and Wa
nations. Fifty guests were pres. tiv
and spent the evening playing Ny
]. Prizes were won by Mrs. an,
,ssop, Mrs. Hawkins. Mr.. to
mack and Mr.. Coon. Punch ais
5 served from a cut glass punch me
Vi and very dainty lunch was the
taken Of, After the guests ers
d Of card playing, there was All
sic and dancing. DR.. Clark hat