The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1911-09-21

Baled hay coo per cwt. J. H.
Cronk.
For best bargains in land see
Colyin Real Estate agency.
! a cement sidewalk IS being built
along tire south sdie Of the L. L.
). church.
Mrs. Harry Hersh returned home
Sunday from a two weeks visit at
the Banks ranch above Ho-s- $40
Bend.
Mrs. Eva Glaze ard son VEN
left Monday for DayyilI:, Ore, whe e
they expect to remain until mex
spring.
Cucumbers for picking, nj e ones.
zoe gallon. Also tomatoes Phone
your orders to David Nelson, s..
3 black.
Tom Pabbft. dsy engineer o
Nampa, wes in town Monday en-
route 70 Mcn.cur to lay out a
.ownsite
George CouIson and family have
gone &c housekeeTh z in the Gem
ent block cottage On Third street, I
/ recently vacated by George Aud!ey. !
/ N~s = -. Hayes returned No.
/ day from Salt LAX, where she We. &
10 place her DAUGHTER Fay in Row
( lard Hall a school for young VIC
men.
/ R. B. Cilkerscn, Harry Ca
michael and Roy Sanders returned I
/ Sunday from Knox, where they had I
spent an enjoyable outing O. sew
sral weeks.
An emp1cye o Brown and Puck I
etts railroad construction camp was .
brought to town yesterday suffer-
ing with q crushed foot. He was
taken 70 the hospital at Nampa.
Dry land turkey red seed wheat
or sale. Made ~ bushels per acre
without water this year and %
bushels per acre last year. 1t pays
to SOW good seed. J. H. Cronk.
J. 3. Vickers and daughter Mary
drove Miss June DeClsrk to this
city Friday from Van Wyck, where
she had spent two months Mr..
Vickers returned home Monday.
Hives, eczema, itch or salt rheum
sets you crazy. Can't bear the touch
of your clothing. Doan's Ointment
cures the most obstinate cases.
WHY suffer? All druggist sell it,
A. J. Ludington OF Payette, who
had been visiting his relatives. NJ. (!
and Mrs. F. D. Miller, for several [
days. left yesterday for COlfax, Iowa
10 attend a reunion of the 18th
Iowa regiment, of which he WIS a
member during the Civil war. He
is &c years OF age.
Mrs. A. Bird, assisted by her
daughter Miss Maude Myers, enter
tanned the formers Sunday school
class at an informal party Satur-
day afternoon. Music, games and
delicious luncheon made the oc-
casion a most happy one.
C. L. Harvey, a Bose photo 'raph-
err, is in town taking pictures OF :
business houses and residences ard
neighboring orchards and farms for
the company that purchased the :
canal bonds. The pictures will be
used for advertising purposes.
c. B. Steunenberg left yesterday
for Van wyck to take charge of his
mercantile stock which he recently a
acquired from Mr. Fisher in trade r
for the Steunenberg building in this
civ Tom Hance will assist him in
the business. W.. F's'-
er and family will move to Emmett. F
Mr.. and Mrs. Arva Hopkins. Mrs.
Hopkins and baby left yes 5
-erdav for their new home in Les .
Angeles. Dwight Hopkins. who with Y
his brothers is engaged in the dairy
business. will remain here for sew F
aral weeks be iore joining his fam
ily in order to settle up his bust ,
ness affairs.
Al White last week received a F
letter from his son Earl, who
5 attending the California State
University at Ssn Francisco, in =
which he states that he is nicely p
ocared. At Portland he saw Fred .
9artch. who is working ia boiler =
actory, and Jack Rogers, who IS
an auto livery business
Soth of them are doing well. =
Superintendent and Mrs. Knipe
rave a reception Friday evening in D
he High school auditorium to the :
chool board. the High school teach VI
RS and pupils. The hall was pretti J "
decorated with a profusion of flow -.
RS. The time was pleasantly spent
With games and music, ard re-
were served.
The implicit confidence that many -
ave in Chamberlain's Collie, Chol- F.
ra and Diarrhoea Remedy is found
d on their experience in the use OF F,
hat remedy and their knowledge
( the many remarkable cures Of A,
Ollie, diarrhoea and dySentery that -
has fected. For sale by all Ii
callers,