The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1911-11-16

r. NJ. Estes of Marsh was an
Emmett visitor Friday.
The biggest bargains you ever say
in millinery are at THE FAIR.
Abe Martin says: Miss Fawn
LipDincut run her peek boo waist
thro' tn pianoly yesterday an got
a selection from Tannhauser"
Mrs. J. r. Hunter left Friday
for Chicago to sDend month Wis
ieirg at the old home. Mr.. Hun
ter accompanied ner as FAR as
Boise
Having sold my transfer business,
desire TO close my book &C
counts and request all those in
debted to me to call and settle at
once. J. o. Platt.
George Audley left last week for
Salina Utah, but his destination
is Arizona, where it is hoped a
change of climate will benefit his
health.
Mayor Cartwright left yesterday
for Hot Spring, Ore, to take the
baths for rheumatism, from which
ne has been a sufferer for several
months.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Carter and
baby and Mrs. John Carter and
youngest son arrived yesterday rom
the northern part of the state and
will spend sometime here visiting
relatives and friends.
Horace Burr, forest ranger at
Gross, came home this week for a
short visit ana brought supply of
venIson. Mr.. Burr expects to move
back to this city in a week or two
for the winter.
Chief of Police Ed Pattison left
Monday .or the Weiser country on
ii mission he refused to divulge. Dur
ing his absence Leslie Mills is
wearing the star with grace ana
dignity
The meeting of the Woodmen |
lodge last evening was brighten
ed by the appearance OF a num-
Der of the Royal Neighbors with
we'll stocked baskets of good things
to eat for the hungry Woodmen.
Six cars Of sheep were shipped
from this place by James Renwick,
Walter Little and Henry Moss
nan of Willow creek. The sheep
we're consigned tc Ex-Governor F.
". Gooding's ranch near Gooding.
B. S Wright was called to Cald-
veil last week by the serious sick ,
less of his aged .ather. He died
Monday night and Mrs Wright
sent to Caldwell On Tuesday to
.ttend the funeral
The term of the district court for
Ianyon coutry, which was adjourn
d to Nov. 21., has been postponed ,
0 Nov.2S, Judge Bryan having been
allal to Pocatello to sit in cases
It which Judge Bulge is disquali-
led.
Quality is the thing of greatest
Importance in medicine Without
t the best efforts of the physician {
all to produce proper result 5. :
duality is assured in all prescrtp-
ions filled at H. T. Davis drug
tore. +
In the district court last Thurs
ay, the jury brought in verdict a
n favor of Dan Campbell in t
ase against w. T. Calender o. this d
ity involving the purchase of a o
ierman coach stallion valued at c
5000.
at is a pleasure to tell you that +
hamberlain's Cough Remedy is the
est cough medicine I have ever $
sed," writes Mrs Hugh Campbell, "
f Lavonia, Ga 81 have used it L
18th all my children and the results t.
ave been highly satisfactory" For T
ale by all dealers.
Water pipes in DR.. Clark's auto 1.
Iobile froze and burst Friday night,
utting it out of commission.
time to blanket your automobiles, "
nd also remember your horse, which f
lille it wont break down as sudden
as its rival, it doesn't enjoy h
anding at a hitching rack for -
,veral hours in the cold without F
blanket.
At the Emmett fair this year J. :
Birmingham had an exhibit of F
rrots and onions that attracted a
eat deal of attention on account oil
their quality and size, and which -
Ould have won blue ribbons had -
complied with the regulations
'verning exhibits. They were :
ised on his bench farm. Fl