The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1908-04-02
Oats 1925 cwt. at Hunts.

: Whole Goldfish 10 cents at Gro
sons.
Wanted good clean pop corn I
Palace Bakery.
Cedar fence posts at the Emmett
Forwarding Co.
Al Brainard, the nurseryman c
Sweet, has moved to this city.
w. J. Easton sells the Whit
Rotary sewing machine cheap.
Pure White flour makes the bes
bread. Try it. Loree & Reilly's
Stylish hats at Miss Devitt's mil
linery store in the Stanley building
Mr.. and Mrs. Bogne left Sunday
for their home at Little Falls,
| Wash.
Garden rakes 40 cents at Hunt s.
Miss Kate Olsen of Ovid, Idaho,
is visiting her sister, Mrs. Tom
Pearson.
We have the best goods money
can buy. Come and get our prices.
Hawkins, Hardware.
Mrs. l.. r. Roberts and Miss
Child of Alton, Wyo., are visiting
their sister Mrs. ]. c. Dewey.
Quart bottle picked onions, %
cents; quart bottle pickles, 30 cents;
pint bottle. 20 cents at Crosson's.
+. K. Hayes, f. L. Holverson
and Ralph Sebree of Caldwell left
this morning for Willow creek to
fish for trout.
A stitch in time will save you
money when your shoes need re-
pairing. Take them 10 w. L. Bur
ton, in Barrett's harness shop.
Wool bags and grain sacks at
Hunts.
Miss Dewitt has a fine stock of
trimmed hats on display in the
Stanley building and she will be
pleased to have the ladies call and
see them.
d. A. Lewis, a cousin of Mrs.
Francis Moore, is in the city from
iowa to visit his relatives and look
,ver this section and may locate
lere.
r. B. Wilson has taken charge
If the Nampa Record, which was
,eing conducted under a lease, and
viii continue its publication until
t can be Opposed of.
SUNDAY morning there will be
covenant meeting and commu-
ion service at the Baptist church.
Gospel service in the evening.
III are invited.
Billious2 Feel heavy after din
er? Tongue coated' Bitter taste' {
sallow9 Liver needs I
'aking up. Doan's Regulets cure
ilious attacks. % cents at any
rug store. !
Many Emmett people will learn v
18th pleasure of the intentions of +
ate Lick and family to return to S
eir old home in this city. They
e expected here this week. They :,
i've spent the winter at Boise. r
Water buckets 30 cents at Hunts. b,
II. A. Partridge of Nampa has .
en- summoned to Chicago by the I'd
rious illness of his wife, who has a'
en- there nursing her mother.
RS. Partridge is in hospital.
A baby boy was born to Mr.. and ye
rs. Peter Kessler on Tuesday. liz
lie Kesslers moved to this city isl
IN Nebraska four months ago of
1 Pete says this is a wonderfully ii,
objective country. we
Two brothers by the name of
lib are among the homeseekers
the city. They are from Wichi- 90.
Kans., and are very enthusiast ~" ,t,
over the outlook here. They ,ne
i invest in farm land. w..
Wash tubs so cents at Hunts. dit
Mrs. Steinbower will oren a mil soi
cry store in her building on WE
street, about April Is, TAI "a,
will have complete stick of sei
nned hats and millinery sup iial
IS. Wait for the opening. II So
! pay you. ~, .I
dr. and Mrs, J. c. Dewey left ba,
1rsday for Salt Lake City The
lie daughter of Mrs. Vaughan !
them to the L. d. S.
pital at Salt Lake, where she bee
be treated for disease of the dul
J. anC
cam of horses 70 tradefor hailed mig
at Hunts lar,
GRO
N F. A. DeClark ranch in of ,
aw creek valley there are hot bee
ngs. During the cold weather yer
oh ;ckeus or, tho fort,, ora a., tba ~,