The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1912-10-24
EMMETT NEWS

olo, good ones. John McCoHnel'
Buy your coal at the Fruit
Association. The best quality and
full measures.
! J. w. Barrett, the old reliable
harness maker, carries the old re-
liable and best gall remedy.
The Security Gall Remedy is
sure and sale. Sold by j. w. Bar
rett.
Conkey's Poultry Book means
dollars TO anyone. Free II you
bring this ad to Emmett Mercantile
Co.
George Fuller has moved his
family TO town, moving into the
A. Bird cottage east OF the livery
stable.
We aim only at the best values
and best seryite that can be OBJ
Gained. Your patronage is always
appreciated. Il. b. Davis.
Abe Miller returned Tuesday
from months absence visiting
friends In oregon and taking treat
ment at the hot springs.
The Master Mason's degree was
conferred upon Henryobermyer by
Butte lodge last Thursday night.
During an intermission refresh
.ments were served.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alex Cruickshank
were in town Friday lom their
Struan Hill ranch to close the
sale OF their residence property to
Robert HolbroGk.
Jack o'Quinn, who is forest
RAJ ger with headquarters at Gar
den Valley, was in town this week
after supplies. His wife returned
with him.
c. p. Hartley returned Tuesday |
from a trip to the Gray Eagle |
mine in Owyhee county. Mr.. and |
Mrs. II. d. Buys, who have been
here for several weeks. are ex
Dected home shortly.
Mrs. Leroy Myers came down
rom Smiths Ferry on Tuesday
ana has gene to Weiser TO visit
Ter son and daughter, who are
Students in the Industrial Insti-
ute.
Mrs. Albert Wolfe of Admire,
Kan, who with her baby daughter
las been visiting her sister
n-law, Mrs. Ed Skinner, left yes
erday for Red Lodge, n ont, by
way of Spokane. to visit her father.
Miss Helen Banks, who has spent
everal months with Mrs. Il. X.
layes and Miss Irma at Denver,
to the city yesterday and
) the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Iersh.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. l.. Moore, who
ave been visiting the latter's
iothels and sister, J. l. and st.
lair Guthrie ard Mrs. II. Hay
,r, fer several weeks, departed
uesday for their home at Irving,
an.
A team of horses belonging to l.. "
/. Tolley were frightened Friday "
y an automobile and in their eff
,rts TO break loose from n hitch Il
g post on Main street, one OF :
lem fell acrcss the sidewalk. No u
Jury to speak of was done.
Mr.. and Mrs. George WEIGH and
mily OF Hartley, Iowa, and Henry
elyin of Sanborn, Iowa, who had n
zen visiting at the home OF Mr.. n
I'd Mrs. John Sanders for some n,
me, departed yesterday for their +,
ines. They we're accompanied by
y and Frank Sanders, who will
end sometime at Hartley. VI
Isaac Wcmack, Ed Yahlberg and
o. Mech, delegates to the grand
dye j. o. o. +. ut Wallace, re- -
rned home Saturday. Many inn
rtant matters were decided at
is meeting. among them being W
of the grounds of the sc
Id Fellows home at Caldwell, and
operations for building. Mrs. ID. m
Stokesbery and Mrs. Deloss GO
lox, delegates to the Rebekah or
stopped off at Spokane
d are not expected home before
turday. III
ii.
Mrs. l. c. Hastler, Grand Island,
br., had something she wishes
say about Foley's Honey and
r Comound. "My three children III
d very severe attack Of whoop- De
, cough and suffered greatly. a
end recommended Foley's Honey no
d Tar Compound, and it did them tn,
re good than anything / gave
IN. l am glad 10 recommend it." wi
b. Davis.
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