The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1912-04-04
EMMETT NEWS.
Onion Sets at Reilly's.

p Harold Fest has been sick for
week past with rheumatism.
+ SCOTS Best High Patent Flou
r S. per barrel, at Cash Grocery.
Arthur Whelcbel has filed on
desert claim of 80 acres in 1868
DR.. and Mrs. Wright of FruitlarC
were guests of DR.. and Mrs. Rey
nolds yesterday
Buy your coal of the Emmett
Fruit Growers Association. Good
Rock Springs coal 1925 per ton at
bin
superintendent McAllister of the
Horseshoe Bend power plant, W
I'm town Tuesday and was present
at the Commercial Club meeting at
night
George b. Park, the barber, who
went to Salt Lake last fall, has
sold his shop there and moved to
ryro, Kan, where he orders The
Index sent.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. B. Woolworth
and family of Grand Junction, Colo :,
who have been visiting at the home
of Il W. Sitter, left this morning
for the coast.
Ben Krohn is back on the old
fob 81 the Golden Rule store. All
kinds OF shoe repairing done prompt
Cy and neatly. Have him fix up
|yoIr ole shoes.
Ira E. Flagler arrived this
morning from Cedar Rapids, Iowa,
and will spend sometime here look
ing after his fine young orchard !
on the east slope.
L. G. Sims, engineer for the
Bell Telephone company is in town
to draft plans for the contemplated
improvements to the telephone sys-
tenn of this section.
Ora Bever is improving his lots
on Third street near John Ave-
nue. and expects to build upon them
his summer.
Mary, the 9-year-old daughter of
Mr.. and MrsD. H. VanDeusen who
las been sick for two weeks with
rheumatism, is much
and is able to be up
Alfalfa and grass seed of all I
finds. Our seed bears the seal
# the state inspector and tests
" per cent pure. Don't buy
infested seed Hawkins Hardware.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Baker are
boxing forward to moving into
heir pretty cottage on their 10
ere tract on the east slope. The
)cation is a most slightly one :
nd being in line with the cen
er OF Main street commands a
lew of that thoroughfare
Mr.. and Mrs. Davis of Union,
re-, are the guests for a few days
MIR. and Mrs. H. A. Blackman,
no were next door neighbors when |
lie Blackman's lived in Union. Mr.. |
avis is am old settler of the West, |
ming to this section in 1865" as |
| employee of a fur company.
Members of the Hand Holders /
MON have takap sucb q faDcv +o L
'ank Carpenters front fence Il
at he has been obliged to stretch L
barb wire along the top to keep Is
e spooDy couples from roosting lS
it. We're afraid Frank has Is
'gotten that he was young once. III
President Taft is Unitarian, for IN
n President Roosevelt belongs to III
: Reformed Church, Woodrow lis
lson is Presbyterian, Champ IN
lrk is a Disciple of Christ, JUDD lM
l Harmon is Methodist and Con
'ssman Underwood is a Baptist.
Cd Reed, Ralph Reed and Henry
We let today for Moore's creek
assist in the log drive to Boise
the old Goodwin mill. The
will last unit John McNish's
We starts in May.
Or. and Mrs. H. P. Arnold ar
I'd last week from Vale and
Monday moved into the James n
yer cottage. Mr.. Arnold is
employe of the Utah Con-
lction Company. U
he individual who sets out
ION for animals in town is eS
only cruel and mean but lays Ie
self liabe to severe punishment re
the hands of the law. Elmer | m
verson lost his valuable SPAN
by poison Monday and Harry
SIS dog was saved from death n
after strenuous forts. ~
ZEN uP-Brown horse, weight TT
10 pounds, branded on right IL
Ilder il combined, wire cut
legs, star in forehead own ~
nay secure same by paying for
and adv ertising. ID. d. Sas-
6 miles west of Emmett. &c Bl