The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1908-02-20
Garden seeds at Hunts.
Seed field corn at Hunts.

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Born, to Mr.. and Mrs James
Kesgard on February 10, son.
Coming. Coming, March 6.
Remember the date and watch for
particulars.
B. F. Mcdowell, who has spent
the winter in Nebraska, returned
home last week.
Steward & Burk hard are install
ing new and larger meat cooler
in their meat market.
The latest songs at the opera
house March. 6. Ali newgags- any
old ones are labeled.
Leave YOUR orders now for trees
at the Hartley nursery IN miles
east of town. Home grown.
Coal $3.50 cash per 1000 pounds
at Hunts.
Friday was the coolest day of
the year at Van Wyck. the Their
mometer reaching 81 below zero.
The weather here was springlike.
The Red Birds and the school
boys played game of ball Sunday
at the park, the school boys win
ming by score Of 8 to 9.
Josef Helfert few days ago
scratched his thumb on nail.
Blood poisoning set in and he has
a very sore thumb.
f. J. Bliss will build hand
some residence on his nicely To-
Gated lots on Second street the
coming summer. He is now erect
ing chicken house, barn and
other out buildings.
w. ]. Van Limbaugh and family |
home Saturday from six
visit with their parents
at Rotterdam, Holland. They re-
port having a most enjoyable trip.
Hinkijink, with his royal train
and paraphernalia, will soon be
here. 1t is side splitter, and the
talent well, they are all born ac-
tors. Special costumes and special
scenery.
Groceries fresh and clean at
Hunts.
The Emmtet basketball team
goes to Boise next Thursday to
,lay return game with the Y. M.
:. A.
Mrs. Jessie M. Wade, who has
,een visiting her sister. Mrs. O. U.
franklin, for the past two months,
eft Yesterday afternoon for her
lome i'll Durango. Colo.
Tim Driscoll, the man who keeps {
II eye on children who play {
hockey and if he catches them {
ends them to the reform school,
vas i'll town yesterday nosing
round.
B. c. Bowers and family arrived
4 this city yesterday from St. !
anthony and will make their home I
ere. They will occupy the Joe L
'egen home, which they purchased O
lst fall. Mr.. Bowers also owns the c
.eagan property on Main street.
Jerry Goodsell. who was pas
,nger on the motor car one day y
lst week, says the company should d
e arrested for cruelty to animals. n
he poor old motor is not only p
oavined, collcky, ringboned and Il
lme in its hind feet. but is wind IL
roken and has worms. There is
othing wrong with its gall. how
,er.
The Caldwell Commercial Club r.
i'll conduct its monthly auction h
I'd sales day, Monday, March Cd. N
hese sales are of great benefit to e,
lie farmer They enable him, at
} expense for advertising, to offer
r sale on the first Monday of each
onth, his surplus live stock, tn
rim products, implements, wagons, to
lrness, etc. al
pt
Seventy live new words have
en- "simpli6ed, and ladies who
e not sure of the correct spelling
ed never again worry, for it is pl
Nv proper to have all "ake", to fe
in 'det, Ito ''telefone" and to 10
We an ''eg'' for breakfast, besides ca
number of other things quite
interesting. The ''lim' is now
part of the body, as is also the
hum and the 'tung.'' IN
ne
Constable Ames went to Payette mi
E first of the week to collect "a
ker bill from a citizen of that
Sn. AS the story goes, a sheep
In while in Emmett few days sn
o, got into poker ga and lost cd
out Sl65. He gave check in
yment IN n pavetta hopG ond