The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1912-04-18

Neponset ready roofing at Cronk's
Fresh oysters at the Cash Caro-
Gerry.
Jonua K. Burns of Payette has
been appointed forest ranger on
the Payette National forest.
Charlie Gamaee has bought the
Carl Hiatt team of ponies ard is
learning to hitch them up.
Rev. S. A. Parker ard w. L.
Burton went to Boise on Tuesday
to attend a session of the Press
bytery.
Elwood woven wire fence, and
barb wire at Hawkins hardware.
Let us figure with you.
Ed Dewalt returned home on
Friday from Salt Lake, where he
had been to consult a specialist in
regard to his eyes.
The Emmett Pharmacy is hav-
ing their store front painted the
Nyal oolors, the color an emblem
of remedies of golden merit.
We handle only tested spray ma
terial. Place your orders at once
with the Emmett Fruit Association.
George Demaster's bird dog is
IN aristocrat of the first water. He
demands sirloin steak three times
day and gets it, too.
Andrew Solskov, a brother of our
John, arrived Friday from Sweden,
accompanied by a companion Elmer
Nelson. They have come to stay.
Frank Feuling is building
double-deck porch on his residence
in the southern part of town. The
second story rorch will be used
as an outdoor sleeping room.
Buy your coal of the Emmett |
Fruit Growers Association. Good |
Rock Springs coal 1925 per ton at
bin.
fhe Hartley nurseries last week
to Walter Burke of New
Plymouth, 5000 apple trees. They
Will be planted on an orchard COM
1any's tract near that town.
That good coal, Gunnquealy nut,
he best ior rarge or cook stove,
IS per ton. Peacock Rock Springs
sS.25, q. Cyonk's.
County Assessor Chris opher was
N town Friday to assess the Long
sock of goods. He appointed F
L. Feuling, Roy Sanders and Will
Baker as appraisers of the sock.
w. NJ. Zimmerman. who with his
,amily moved here from Smith
Center, Kan. last week and took
of his property, the for
ner D. Smith place, has already be-
gun to make Improvements, and is
'emodeling the farm house.
For rheumatism you will find
better than Chamberlain's
.iniment. Try it and see how
quickly it gives relief. For sale by
II dealers.
Miss Florence Rundstrom, sis
er of E. C. Rundstrcm and Mrs. T. !
;. Hargus, arrived Friday from Neb
asha and win spend the summer
ere. She is not a stranger in
lmmett, having spent some time {
ere several years ago. q
Spraying time will soon be
ere. Place your orders for spray G
1g material with the Emmett Fruit
rowers' Association and make sure
f having a supply.
Rev. H. C. Shaw, who was re-
emily called to the bedside of his
lther in Indiana, has decided to
emain at his old home. Mrs.
haw and the children will leave
1 a short time to join him. Rev.
haw was deservedly popular and
lany friends regret his departure
A specific for pain-Dr. Thomas t
electric Oil, strongest, cheapest t
niment ever devised. A house :
old remedy in America for rs d
ears.
Professor Edward NJ Hulme Of +
he department of history of the &
of Idaho visited the En-
lett High school ON Tuesday. He
eported the University as being
4 an excellent condition and that :
S prospects for the immediate v
lture are most encouraging. .
my little son had very severe
Did. was recommended to try :
hamberlain's Cough Remedy, and
efore a small bottle was finished a
e was as well as ever" writes Mrs. Ii
/. Silks, 29 Bowling Street, Sgd Il
ey Australia. This remedy is e
IT sale by all dealers. d
Harry Hamilton, assessor of 4
oise county, passed through town
onday on his way to Sweet from
ew Plymouth, where he had 81