The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1911-10-26


Fresh oysters at the Cash Gro
Gerry.
See cronk for price on barley
in car lots.
The one-price strictly cash store
OF Emmett is THE FAIR.
Mr.. and Mrs Craig Wilkie left to-
day Tor their new home near Coun-
Gil.
Alex Ireton of Boise was in town
Friday on his way to- Sweet to visiI
relatives.
Plenty o. coal now, but no tell
ing how long it can be obtained. J.
H. Cronk.
For disinfecting, use chloride of
lime, one pound can 15c at EN-
nett Pharmacy.
Lumber Hauling from Pughs
Mill to Sweet at $3.50 and to Can
you Canal dam at $500 per NJ.
Ralph Womack is laid up with a
severe attack of sciatic rheumatism,
and is unable to leave his bed.
One half pound McDonalds 400
chocolates for 35c on Friday and
Saturday at H. T. Davis drug store.
For light draying and general
delivery, call up r. +. Thomas, phon
74black. Office at Pastime Cigar
Store.
The Van Deusen Brothers receiv-
ed carload Of thoroughbred Shrop-
shire bucks from the East on Fri
day.
John R. Harris is plastering the
new house of c. NJ. Kilgore on the
bench and the building will soon
be finished.
Plenty of lumber at Pugh's mill
to haul TO Emmett, So; to Canyon
canal dam at IS, Sweet, 81, Haul
ing payable in lumber at mill.
The Baptist Ladies Aid society
will hold a Christmas bazaar Sat
urday December 16, at place to be
announced later.
George Mathieson who has been
tending sheep ON West Mountain for ,
Andy Little during the summer, is ,
at home for the winter.
w. E. Connolly returned home
yesterday from Grand Junction, Coli \
where he had been looking after
business matters for two months. :
Torturing eczema spreads its burn
ing area every day. Doan's Otnt-
nent quickly stops its spreading,
instantly relieves the itching, cures
t permanently. At any drug store.
Lou Stokesbery returned home
Tuesday from Kansas City, where
lie accompanied a shipment of sheep
md spent day visiting his parents, i
Mr.. ad Mrs. DIN NJ. Stokesbery. .
Henry Thompson, who for some
ime was employed in the Crosson
I Wallace store, returned Tuese- =
lay from a visit of several months
Il Madrid, Iowa. His family will
ollow later.
Cal Rowe superintendent for E.
/. Dewey of the old Marsh & Ire
on ranch, passed through town Nor
ay to Marsh with a thoroughbred
'oland China boar, which will be
dded to the herd on the ranch.
G. W. Perkins brought to this Of
ice this week a sample ear of
weet corn from his field. on the
urtch farm down the valley. The
ar is exceptionally large and almost
erfect.
F. A. Mccall, adjutant general
the state militia, was in town
to visit ]. H. Cronk and
IT. er-in-law. w. T Zimmerman,
it'll when he lived many years as
aighbors il Nebra2i-a
The Y.P. S. C. E. of the PresbyteI
n church will give a Halloween So
al on Monday evening, October 80,
the home of the pastor cor
ar of Second and Johns streets.
lmpkin pie and coffee will be
rived.
c. NJ. Holland let Tuesday for
innesota to visit a few weeks at
s old home, when he will go to
'uth Dakota to spend the winter
tn his parents. He will return in
e spring.
o. n. Callender's gray horse
dead and there is grief in the
llender household. The horse was n
iven by Mr.. Calender to Ola last
elk and while there was kicked by
other horse and the bone broken.
had beer owned by Mr.. Callen-
r for 10 years and was familiar
. l.