The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1909-03-18
WEATHER REPORT
EMMETT NEWS.

Parasols 3 al Hunts.
Men s suits $40 at Hunts.
Rubber boots So 80 at Hunts.
For farm loans see Geo. "
Womack.
Curtain stretchers for rent Q
sale. Kar & Co.
Want to buyl See Day 81 Critics
Want to SELF See Day & Critics
Womens waists rs cents a
Hunts.
Mrs. Steinbower will have he
display Of spring millinery Marcl
20 and 30.
B. G. Smith has sold his l0-acr'
tract east of town to two employee
OF the Canyon Canal company ane
he has gone to Dolores, Colo.
Senator Davis Of Nez Perez
county was in the city Friday, tht
guest of his old schoolmate, L. 4.
Hunt.
Mrs. Cliff Patteu Is enjoying 6
visit from her sisters, Mrs. William
L.angerbacker and Miss Martini
Smith of Salt Lake.
The Wilton Cooke. Martin Realty
Co. was last week incorporated
with a capital stock Of $4,000.
The three persons mentioned above
are the only stockholders.
Miss Stella Blackman, teacher
of the Fifth grade, has been sick
with grip for week and her place
in the schools has been filled by
Miss Minnie Pipher.
Select your own trees from the
home nursery. A large stock of
choice fruit trees on hand. The
Emmett Nursery. c. p. Hartley.
proprietor.
w. w. Wilton has Joined the
auto aristocracy and has received a
white Buick, twin sister to W. T.
Crouch's car. 1t is noticed that
only real estate men can afford
such luxuries.
The Whelchel building has been
leased to II. G. Baker and the
Idaho Oregon Light and Power
company, the former being located
in the south room and the latter in
the north room, where Mr.. Mar
shall has his Office and stock OF
electrical supplies.
George Demasters this week add.
ed two fine rubber tired rigs to his
livery stable equipment, and the
best part of it is he bought them of
home merchants.
Mr.. and Mrs. Perry Spratt left
Monday for their former home at
Grand Junction for a visit with old
friends. Mr. Spratt will return in
a few weeks, hut his wife will prob.
ably remain all summer.
II didn't take Charlie Mver long
to get into the harness in his new
home at Ontario. Tie and James
Lackey were in town Saturday on
business connected with a new
bridge across the Snake river at
Ontario, which their Payette breth-
ren are strongly opposing,
w. II. Baxla has taken charge
VI the Budden fruit farm on the
slope for its new owners. Wilton
and DR.. Clark. He will be joined
by his son in law Bob McElfresh
from Long valley next week.
Boise Riggs has sold his SO, acre
farm eight miles below town TO
Mrs. Ewing of New Plymouth for
$500. He will move to the coast
for his wife's health. Boise has
lived in this section so long tha,
the memory of the Oldest settler
runne,h not to the contrary. and
he will be greatly missed. Friday
night his neighbors gave the fami-
ly farewell surprise party and a
royal good time was enjoyed.
DO not send away for anything
in my line. Not only do | sell
goods as cheap as they can be
bought elsewhere. but often at
lower price. / will meet all cata
log prices. Come and see me be-
fore purchasing elsewhere. ". J.
Easton. jewelry. watches. silver
ware. Victor and Edison phono-
graphs and records.
Ask Day & Critics about tree
protectors. Cheapest and best,
Mems pants al.25 at Hunts