The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1908-04-02
All kinds of fish at Hunts.

S Potatoes $l per hundred a
Hunts.
IT -Four packages Humpty Dumpt,
% cents at Hunts.
t Do you know what competition
is. We have none. Hawkins
f Hardware.
Mrs. Robert Holbrook of Ola i.
E in the city visiting her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. NJ Wells.
t S. M. Wells is building a very
neat fence around his residence
property on Commercial street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Richards,
who have spent the winter in Cali
fornia, returned home last night.
Two cans tomatoes Is cents at
Hunts.
Seven bodies were last week
moved from the old cemetery in
town to Riverside cemetery on the.
bench.
Walter Craig, who is employed
in the Meridian bank, is at home
to recuperate from sickness with
yellow jaundice.
+ Henry Kensinger is prospecting
for opals on the butte and is find
ing nice ones. He will ship
number of them to Denver.
Rock Springs lump coal 81. so at
Hunts.
The local Odd Fellows will ceIe-
brate the birthday of the order
April 26, at the Methodist church.
Rev. Parker will deliver the ad-
dress.
The best goods at the lowest
prices at Loree & Reilly's.
The High School ball team de-
feated the New Plymouth boys last
Saturday in an interesting game.
The score was tied in the ninth in
ming, and in the tenth the locals
won out, 6 to 5.
We have always had big trade.
We are going to have more. There
is only one wav to get it. We will !,
make you the prices. We can and
we will. Hawkins, Hardware.
Two cans corn % cents at Hunts.
Kennedy's Laxative Cough +
Syrup acts promptly vet gently on
the bowels through which the |
cold is forced out of the system
and at the same time it allays in
fammation. Sold by Palace Drug ! i
Store. II
Judge Bronson of Boston and Mr.. i
md Mrs. Moore of Seattle arrived
Tuesday and are the guests of DR.. {,
'latt at his Marsh ranch. Both u
are capitalists in the i,
class.
Mrs. John Barbour is mourning !,
lie death of her Scotch collie dog. a,
lis dogship was II years old and h,
'as descended from royal strain. 81
lie took first prize in a Boston dog
how several years ago. :.
Mrs. Francis Moore, on Second 81
rect, has received the American r.
aides tailor's style and sample wl
ook, from which she sells goods lo
, the yaId; also takes orders for II,
ilor made suits, skirts, etc. Call m,
I'd sec samples. in,
Buy sulphur at Hunts.
Grandma Yergenson, who is u
ars old, for the first time in her
e required the services of dent inc
/. Yesterday she had number fec
teeth extracted. She is an ac- ac1
e woman and looks as if she ~
re good for another 20 years. the
Seed potatoes at Hunts. Mi
Warren Nelson, who two years eo'
o bought 30 acres in the Bran "a "a
IL neighborhood for $500 last ~ s,,'
elk refused $4,000 for his tract of 81
Id. Twenty acres are under the az
CHI and 10 is dry land. Mr.. Mel :
was approached by stranger &c.
% asked how much he would ~.
e for his farm. Not wishing to az
|, he thought he was safe in W W.
ming $4,000. The stranger pull Pr
out roll Of bills, counted out W.
amount and handed it to Mr.. aio
lson. That gentleman then .a
,ked out. ano
New spring goods at Crosson's. of G
The revival meetings that have sigi
n held in the Baptist church mai
ing the last two weeks by Mr.. ne
Mrs. Hermiston, will close to- MOI
hit. The services have been VII
,ely attended, the church being Dan
wded beyond its capacity most mar
he time, and much interest has you
n manifested. While the con. mas
sions have not been numerous lone