The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1910-08-04

taTueH BeeuS IN packages at Eli
nett Mercantile Co.
Mammoth thick. extra wide jar
rubbers at Reilly's.
Try a package of Iowa Coffee, %
cents. Cash Grocery.
Butter Wrappers neatly printe3
at The Index office.
A dance Win be given at Pleasure
GLIB hall Saturday night.
s. C. b. hams. bacon and lard at
Steward & Durkhard's.
For best bargains in land see
Colyin Real Estate agency.
Tom irving has Joined the Idaho
Northern ra road surveying crew in
Long valley
Mr.. and Mrs. C. p. Bilderback
went to Boise Tuesday to attend the
auto races.
Jack Irving returned home Tues
day from pleasant vacation spen
at Smiths Ferry
j. B. Vickers has so far this sum
mer cut and stacked 300 tons of
hay on his Long Valley ranch.
Mr. and Mrs. d. l.. Rhodes went
To Sweet Monday morning, where
they win make their home.
Until further notice Stevens
gallery will be open
Wednesdays and Saturdays only.
F. A. DeClark and his guests, Mr.
and Mrs Frank Wells, left today
for an outing on the South fork.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hanson and
daughter Zoe left yesterday morning
for the coast for. two weeks va
cation.
William Lively, who has been
WORKING at his trade in the Boise
ALLEY, spent Sunday here with his
amily.
Get sample of Blue Diamond
oal in a few days and be con- 4.
inced No danger OF strikes or t,
heritage. w. H. Hall.
Ii is time to make arrangements
Or your summers supply of ice. :,
cave orders with Gus Amen to :
eep your ice box filled.
Little Harry Moore left Sunday .
Or Coos Bay. where he will remain :,
ntil school opens. Mrs. Hersh ac-
him to Boise.
Charlie Hedrick and Chris Kes- J.,
ard are repairing and strengthen
g the McNlsh log booms in the ;,
yer while the water is low. =,
Mr.. and Mrs. w. r. Cartwright
'u 1auie n ean ie'ui neu Mn
,me Friday from a three weeks NJ
ip through Yellowstone Park. M
Dave Hepold, who returned home Ct
st week from a two weeks trip W
Long Valley bought ranch he
lille there and will move to that
ction. he
Lee Williams, Art Tschudy and CO
larlie Burdge left Tuesday with FIR
ok horses and outfit for the Mid 10
e fork to hunt and fish. They will co
gone 10 days anyway. Sc
Howard Davis will leave Monday
r Alberta, Canda, to visit his El
Their He expects to be gone six ex
,eks. During his absence. Earl CT
hite will be in charge of the store V.
The forest fire at Dry Buck is -
w under control Dan Woody -,
IS probably the heaviest loser, 100
res OF his timber being burned
err aud the range completely des-
'yed, ~
j. NJ. Johnson of Boise, Charlie =.
llard's partner has bought pro-
rty in the new town near New
ri, Ore. which is being built as a ~,
miner resort by Idaho people ex- =,
sively.
c. A. Rekow. brother-in-law of 20,
onud Dresser, died in u Boise Iii
,pital lily 20 OF appendicitis ,ro
eased had lived in Emmett on Gro
a few months, owing a fruit farm an
q of town The body was shipp- a,
to Luana. Iowa, for burial. wn
Brink Woody left Tuesday for his out
ure home in Seattle, and we're eco
ny, brink is fine young man. &
/ hc will be missed in many ways
this town, He was accompanied by liz.
'tc Mills. who goes to look over all,
country, and by his sister and a,
'ther in law. Mr.. and Mrs. Keeney inc
lots of water is required to, keep ed
vn the dust on the streets in the hor
inkling district Last week put
adj Powers used on an average nil
loads each day In four DAYS he ter