The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1913-05-15
White clover seed at Cronk's.

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Go to Cronks for all kinds o.
clover seed.
Try our canned dill pickles. Johr
& MCGOWAN.
Go to Cronk's for your farm nipple
ments and orchard tools.
Bicycles repaired in first class man
ner at the Wells Repair Shop.
Our wolfe for graduation gowns
has arrived. john & MCGOWAN.
Give your horses a spring tonic by
using our condition powders. H. T
Davis drug store.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. M. Zimmerman
left yesterday for The Dalles, Ore.i
where they will spend several weeks
visiting their daughter.
Everything in tinware and granite
at reduced prices at John & McGo-
vans.
Mrs. T. E. Gordon and daughter
Viola have returned from Boise. They
will divide their time between their
home in town and the bench ranch.
l. R. Smith, a prominent merchant
New Meadows and the upper Long
Valley country was in town Tuesday
on business with the forest Office.
L. F. Burton left Monday for Dry
Buck, where he will be employed in
Harvey Pugh's sawmill during the
summer. His family will join him in
a few weeks.
Andy Titles sheep shearing crew
have completed their work at the
Little ranch near Box Springs and
on Tuesday moved to Mr.. Titles Big
Willow creek ranch.
The subjects for sermons by the
minister at the Church of Christ next
Sunday will be as follows: The morn
ing, "The Beauty of Holiness. The
evening. Baptism and the Death of
Jesus"
At the annual gathering of the Ida
no Pharmaceutical association, held
in Boise last week, B. B. Davis was
elected first vice president. He was
also on the program for a paper
on Leaks"
G. B. Mains has received from
well meaning friend a pair of st. Ber-
nard puppies. If the present price of
meat keeps up when they are grown,
he will need a bigger bank account
than if he owned pair of automobiles
Are you looking for good cream
at a reasonable price? We
carry two kinds, the Simmons and the
Dairy Maid, both first class machines,
and it will pay you to investigate their
merits before buying. Hawkins hard
ware.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Tenney, now
located at The Dalles, Ore, are in
town looking after their farming in
terests east of town. They have
been visiting the latter's sister, Mrs.
Jack Young, near Sweet, for several
days.
L. A. Wheeler, proprietor of the
Emmett Produce Co., is doing good
business in cream, poultry and egc>,
md it is increasing daily. He is pay
ng good prices in cash for that kind
If produce, which the farmers are
evidently approaching. The town |
las long needed an institution of that
haracter.
John McNish's loggers left Tues
lay for Garden Valley to start the
pring drive. While driving up Main
treet, with a row boat in the wagon,
he horses took fright and for a
ew minutes it looked as if a smash
Ip would result, but the horses were
,rought under control after run of
couple of blocks.
Save little every week, advise
writer in Leslie's Weekly, and when
-ou get an increase of wages or sal
ry continue to live within the former
mits and save the increase. If you
md it difficult to save go in debt for
home or undertake some other obli-
alton in the way of investment that
ill compel you to save.
D. H. MCGOWAN is at his big ranch
n Snake river, not far from Swan
alls, looking after the spring work.
he land, which was taken up by d.
|. and George MCGOWAN several
ears ago, has been in the courts on
count of contest, but the govern
tent has given decision in favor of
lie MCGOWAN brothers.
John Cree, rancher of Wendell {
laho, has brought suit in the district
,urt at Gooding to compel his wife
accompany him to Payette where
: has made arrangements to conduct :
farm. Under the common law the !
ife must make her home with her ;
but it seems rather hard to
'mpel woman to make her home
here she doesn't want to make it.