The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1912-08-22


Fruit Growers Association.
Mrs. Guy Durkee returned Non.
day te her home at Provo. Utah.
II you want the best flour
at the lowest price buy Gem at
Cronk's.
Henry Hotties and father are
over from Boise looking after
their farms on the bench.
Mrs. George Youmsns and daugh-
ter left Friday for Bellevue 10
visit her husbands parents.
We have knives for the Deering,
Plano or Jones and Mccormick
mowers. Hawkins Hardware.
Prof. Bcughton of McMinnville
College, Ore, was the guest Sat
urday OF Rev. Dean Hamilton.
Our window this month will
present many special values that
you cannot sffcId TO miss. Z.
B. Davis.
Mr.. ard Mrs. Ray sabin came
over from Boise Tuesday to
visit friends for day.
The farm house Ct J. H. De
masters at Ola was completely des-
troyed with all its contents BY
fire on Friday.
A. L. Young and family this
week will move from their bench
farm to Boise TO remain until next
spring.
Free souvenirs in our windows.
You must see them to properly
appreciate them. August %. %
and -. at B. B. Davis drug store.
Mr.. and Mrs. williams, Miss
Sampson and VIII Oakes of CaId-
we'll were guests At the B. c.
Bowers home the forepart OF the
week.
Gem Flour, sack s1.35; Gem
flour, barrel, $500; Bran and
shorts, $3.50; GAS, $3.50; wheat
$3.50; chop barley, $50 J. H.
Cronk.
o. W. Chambers this week
bought the Heap barber shop. Mr..
Chambers has been employed in
the Jennings shop for several weeks
and is a good barber.
The Hawkins hardware store
carries a complete line Of re-
pairs for mowers, reapers and
other farm machinery. Don't wait
until you need them, but
order al once.
Mrs. James Renwick returned Sat
uTday from a pleasant two weeks
spent at Seaview, Ore
Her daughter Helen did not re-
turn but will remain several weeks
longer.
Mrs. Ed Campbell and children
and Mrs. Pen Nelson, who have
oeen spending a three weeks vaca-
ton On the CaHatay ranch on up
per Squaw creek, are expected home
this week.
Mr. and Mrs. a. Bird returned
Monday from a VACATION speIt at
Ore. They were accompaH- I
ed by Miss Maud Myers, who has
been taking a course in music at
Salem, ore, during the LIST two .
Tears.
Miss Ella Breshears, a former (
popular teacher in the Emmett Higri
school, was among the excursiOuists
o Montour Tuesday. Since leay-
ng Emmett she has been a mem
yer OF the faculty Of the Cen
ralia, Wash, schools and will /
,e located there again this year.
Four Kansas men arrived the
irst Of the week TO lock over
he Emmett country. They are
has. McCune, Till Hubbard, J.
&. Blurrtcn of South Haven, and
:. A. Robinson Of Sedgwick Mr.
,lurrtou and Mr.. Robinson have
ecided to stay and the other
vo are so favorably impressed (
hat they will probably return to
tay. Mr.. Robinson is an old friend
+ o. c. McProud ard visited him
asst February. +
A vast amount of i'll health is
ne to impaired digestion. When
he stomach fails to perform its
lnctions properly the whole sys- :
EN- becomes deranged. A few
oses of Chamberlain's Tablets is
Il you need. They will strengthen ,
our digestion, inyigorate your /:
yer, and regulate your bowels, en- ;
rely doing away with that miser-
BILE feeling due to faulty digestion.
~ It. Many others have been per- 1
lanently cured-why not you? Fol- :
lie by all dealers.
The three banks of Grand june
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