The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1910-12-29
Gum Quealy-that's good coal

tTesh clean alfalfa seed az .HaW-
king Hardware.
Try a package OF Iowa Coffee, %
cents. Cash Grocery.
Butter Wrappers neatly printe1
at The Index office.
For best bargains in land see
Colyin Real Estate agency.
J. w. Fletcher and wife went to
Boise Tuesday on business.
Miss Edna Knox Is clerking in the
Fair Store during vacation.
If you are I. ON Missouri we can
show you all light at THE FAIR.
Miss Nellie Ireton of Boise ig the
guest of her CO.'S n, Mrs. Frank No
land.
A ton of ammunition for all
:lasseg of guns at Hlw lins' Hard
ware
Ora Beaver arrived Saturday from
Baker City to visit friends during tn
holidays
Charles Heaston Of Boise is spent-
ing the holidays at the home Of mis-
sisoer, Mrs. B. o. Clark.
The fine large doll given away
by the Electric theater Saturday
night went to Henry Riggs.
You can buy the best typewriter
made for II cents day az East
on's, the Reliable JeweleT.
If you enjoy a good laugh don't
fail TO see My Dixie Girl' at the
opera house next Monday night.
o. n. Calender and J. NJ. Kinzer
returned home the first of the week
from a business trip to Nebraska.
Storage for household OF other
goods. Brick warehouse. For fur
Their particulars see c. d. Bucknum.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jonathan Moulton
went to Weiser Friday to spend the
holidays with their sons, John
and Point.
Miss Ivy Brookshire, student
in the Seventh Day Adventist acad-
envy at Eagle, is spending the holt
days at home.
Peter Kesseler and John E-pel-
ding have bought a saloon business
on East Main street, Boise, and left
Tuesday to take possession.
George Rtnker, superintendent Of
a large irrigation project with head
quarters at Jerome, spent ChILtmas
a. his home in this city.
Some OF the many reasons why /
you can get the best goods for tne
least money at THE FAIR are be-
cause We buy Tor cash and sell for
cash, and are satisfied with very
small profits for quick sales
The RicharGson7L evils Co. will pre- I
sent that beautiful southern play, !
My Dixie Girl" at the opera house 1
next Monday night, January ?. New
and up-to-date speaialties given
each act. This is a guaran-
.eed attraction and composed OF I
first class artists.
The J. W. Perry family, with the
exception of Leslie, held reunion
at the old home near town Monday.
Mr.. Peery, his son Harry and daugh
Ter Lenora were up from their home
.tead west of Falks Store; Jack and I
his friend, Miss l. C. Wisdom, were
here from We;ser, and Mrs. Rilla
Peery Voss from Gooding-
The Index got lis wires crossed
last week in crediting the handsome
new bungalow just completed south
east of town to J. W. Mitten. It
was built by w R. Fuller for himself
and is one of the most substantial
and convenient farm residences in
his section. The interior finish is
attractive. The Index
S at a loss TO whom to apologize
or the mistake.
Point Moultcn has returned from
Wyoming where he went with seven
sars of apples. POnt intended go
ng farther east, but at Laramie,
Wyoming, he discovered that two
n more cars of apples had frozen
While enroute. Mr.. Moulton side
racted at Laramie and returned
lone. Somebody will have to pay
or some apples. -Weiser Signal
S. D. Beebe, postmaster of Occur
i'Alene, left last week for Washing
on, D. c., where he was called by
he postoffice authorities TO receive
in regard to the oper-
ltion OF the new postal savings
,ank law. That city has been chosen
s the only place in the state in
which to try out the new postal
aw, and as a result much activity IS
.eing manifested by both the post
.ffica ernnlnyeS and the roWrSDpODTe