The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1908-10-29
EMMETT NEWS.
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Mrs. R. H. Greene is visiting
friends in Portland.
Did you get one of the bargain
pairs of shoes at Hunts?
C. A. Pollard of Boston has been
added to the Gold-n Rules force Of
clerks.
A daughter war born Friday TO
Mr.. and Mrs. Rastus West, east
of town.
Paul Parrish, who has been very
sick with typh Did fever, is slowly
improving
All Hunt was over from Boise
on Monday to visit his many
friends here.
l wish to thanks the friends who
were so kind to my father during
his late illness. Marcie Herold.
". F. Sinclair is building an
addition to his east Emmett resi-
dence. c E. Ocker is doing the
work.
Mr.. and Mr.. L. E. Cullen were
down from their Brownlee ranch
Friday and Saturday to lay in sup
plisS.
Six table glasses 80 cents at
Hunts.
Rev. Luscombe has accepted
call to the pastorate of the M. E.
church at Middleton and preached
his first sermon there Sunday.
]. H. Forbes & Co., bridge con-
tractors, have been awarded con-
tract for bridge across Bear riv-
er in Bannock county at $4487.
Mrs. J. L. Reynolds returned
home last week from Albion.
where she was called several
weeks ago by the death of her sis
ter.
Buck saws, 90 cents at Hunts.
Mrs. David Martin left last week
for Spokane to visit her sister, Mrs.
Mary Harper. Dave says it is aw-
fully lonesome out at the ranch.
and he wonders how he stood it to
be a bachelor so long.
Register. register, register. Do
not wait for the registrar to call on
you. 1t is not part of her business
to do that. If you expect to vote
you must register. Hunt up the
registrar of your precinct and get
your name on the registration list
Mrs. Newly and son Eschol
spent Saturday and Sunday with
the formers daughters in this city
and returned to their homestead
near Notus on Monday. They
have just completed new house
and barn on their farm.
Rings Little Liver Pills for
biliousness, sick-headachc. They
keep you we'll. 25c. Try them.
Sold by B. B. Davis.
When you get "hot'' about
something and VOW you are going
to rip something or somebody up
the back-cut it out.
AK aud handle rs cents at
Hunt S.
The Caldwell -four is second to
none and sells as follows: Belle
of Caldwell. $l.25 per sack; Full
Cream, $l.35; High Patent, 81. 40
For sale by J. II. Cronk.
Have you bought your disk plows
and 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, ,
Six dinner plates, IS cents at
Hunts.
I believe there's story told of &
Mark Twain that in youthful days, {
being sent out by his mother to '
weed certain flower bed and |
finding more weeds than flowers,
he came back in and asked if he t
might not ''flower the weed bed. " t
Our little Alfred probably has r
as great an aversion to work as had e
the youthful Clemens. Admonish- t
ed to pull some rather large weeds t
in the back yard, after faint c
hearted lift at one of them, he /
shouted:
Mamma, how do you think I'm Y
going to pull these weeus when the 2
whole world is hitched onto i
them?" -November Wcman's
Home Companion. e
Kodol is combination of the !
natural digestive juices and it di- 4
gests all classes of food and every =
kind of food, SO YOU see it will do ;,
the work that the stomach itself :