The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1910-09-29
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Go to the Electric Studio 70
fine pictures. Whelchel Bros.
Have you tried package of mo
kona" coffee, 25 cents, at Reilly's.
For painting, paper hanging ant
tiniing call on George Womack.
Look at the Franklin churns, tho
three minute churns. at Twtllegars'
Get your supply of honey Of Mar
shall. Comb honey in sections or in
bulk.
Apple trees, all varieties at
cents each, at the Hartley Nurs-
cries
Buy your sweet cherries at the r..
b. Wilson nursery. All our stock ia
first class.
For any pain from top to toe. from
any cause, DR.. Thomas Electric oil.
Pain cant stay where II Is used.
Doa1s Regu;ets cure constipation
without gripping, nausea, nor any
weakening effect. Ask your drugg es
for them. 25cts. per box.
Eas.on. the reliable jeweler, will
give genuine white sapphire ring,
ladies size, to the person receiving
the most prizes at the Emmett fair.
The finest line OF rings ever show
IN Emmett, are at Easton's, the
reliable Jeweler. You ought to call
and see them.
Mrs Wade Sides of Osborne, Kan
sas, arrived In town Sunday TO Wis
II her sister, Mrs. Fred Larkin. Mr..
! arkin met her at Caldwell.
Time to think about your heating
stove. We have NOW on display
splendid line and waRt you to call
and inspect them. Hawkins Hard
ware.
Idaho City has banking facilities
again the Boise Basin bank having
,pened for business last week John
H. Myer, former Placeryille me
liant is cashier.
Mrs. Lex Brunzell. who has been
listing her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
\. Frazier. and sister, Mrs l.. b.
Moody. for six weeks. departed on
train for her home at
Salt Lake City.
Sheriff Frank Breshears was in
own Tuesday and subpoenaed Bud /
}lglow for jury duty, with orders to
.eport October. TO- That Is fair
week in Boise and Bud was planning
o have time. but well. some
me might pick his pockets If he
yen@.
r. Ballinger, a railroad man from
"a Fox, ILL.,. is in the city Mr..
owns ranch near Falks
tore and was looking after mat
ers there since Sunday. He infor
ned The Index that he would put
mt prune and apple orchard in
he spring
AS usually treated sprained an
lie will disable one for two or three
'eeks, but by applying Chamberlain
ointment freely as soon as the in-
lry Is received. and observing the
irections with each bottle. cure
an be affected in from two or four
avs. For sale by H. T. Davis.
James Nanderdasson. who lost his
arm and $50 tons of hay by fire
so weeks ago. was within 10 days
aid the insurance carried. amount
x to 5000. in the Canyon County
armers Mutual Insurance Co, and
3 naturally has very kindly feel
IL toward the concern and strongly
'commeuds il TO farmers,
The report comes from nearIwher
ull Dog Creek enters the Payette
yer that this year bears are thick
than for many years past. Frank
ale, camptender for the VanDeusen
eep camps, reports that Van Deu-
II has had lS0 head killed by bea
Id thus far the sheep herders have
He'd seventeen bears. While the
always plenty of bear near where
an Dog Greek empties into the
.yette river this is Just slightly a
-ger number than usual, The gem
n impression seems to be that the
rec forest fires have driven them
10 this neighborhood. -Payette
lterprlse.
Frank Groesbeck OF Dakota has
en- visiting his sister, Mrs. Il. c.
.hlberg of this city and his father
Star, He was quite surprised to
ID his father. who is 20 years OF
e. able to walk from Star to EN-.