The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1911-09-14

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at THE FAIR.
Take your Kodak films to H. T.
Davis drug store for development.
Joseph L. Jolley this week traded
ed his Cadillic car for an Oakland
roadster.
Alex Tennyson last week shipped
several carloads Of fat lambs from
HALEY TO the Eastern markets.
Mr.. and Mrs L. D. Pyeate of
Salmon City are visiting the latter's
brother, w. H. Lively this week.
II. G. Baker, who has charge of
the DR.. Greene ranch near Weiser,
was in town several days this week.
Richard Hangar arrived Saturday
from Chicago, where he had spent
several months. He is guest at
Frozen Dog ranch.
George Rule was down from Dry
Buck several days this week. He
is employed in one of the sawmills
there.
We have a lot of cabbage, onions
and tomatoes for sale for canning
and winter use. They are of the
pest quality. Jap Gardens. 40
Miss Marie Seamans of Horseshoe
Bend was III town to make final
proof before Commissioner Crouch
On her homestead. She spent a few
visiting friends.
If you have anything for sale
or rent, want to buy or trade, neeQ
neIp or want job, small ad in
The Indexs Want Column will do
the business.
The name "Studebaker Bros" is
guaratee OF firs.-class material
and workmanship when applied TO
vehicles OF all kids. We sell them
j. H.. Cronk.
Joe Helfert has just completed sir
ing a well on his fruit farm east of
town He went to a depth of $50
feel before securing a satisfactory
supply Of water.
Misses Mildred and Fern Cal
vert, who had spent week at the
James Vanderdasson home, left
Monday morning for their home
at Ontario, Ore.
The Payette High school has been
closed for a week in order that The
pupils may assist in packing the
immense prune crop in that sec
tion. The labor supply is unequal
to the demand.
Frank holland and son and daugh
ter, Ralph and Mabel, spent Thurs
day and Friday in town. Mr.. No
land recently took charge of the
Horseshoe Bend hotel and reports a
good business.
When you want up-to-date print
ing at reasonable rates The Index
office is the place to try. We don't
give it away, but sell it to you at |
reasonable profit and give prompt
and efficient service-which is the
basis of all business success.
DR.. Hubbard, the Globe Optical
man of Boise, was in town Tuesday
in the interest of the Boise fair. He
says the demand for space this year
is double that of any previous year,
and the success of the fair on a lar
ger scale than ever before is already
assured
John R. Bayless has been exhibit
ing a peach the past few days that
surely is "a peach" 1t is 10
inches in circumference and weighs
9 ounces. 1t came from the fruit
ranch of Leonard Dresser o, En-
NETT, Idaho.-Register and Ar
gus, Elkader, Iowa.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Hunter re-
turned Saturday from a two weeks
auto trip through the upper coun-
try as far as the lakes. When they
reached the valley upon their re-
turn, they caught sight of the en-
CINE laying railroad rails near the
James Renwick farm, and it is said
that Joe instinctively clutched the
wheel of his machine tight
to keep it from shying, the sight was
so unusual.
John Clark returned Tuesday from
Rrownlee. where he had been as
sisting with the threshing of his
wheat crop. He had SO acres of
fall wheat which averaged % bus
nels to the acre, and II acres of
spring wheat that did not yield so
heavily, averaging IA bushels per
acre. The total yield from the 65
acres was 1886 bushels. The quail
ty is excellent Mr.. Clark moved
mis- family to Emmett not long ago
IN order that his children may have
school advantages.