The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1913-09-11
Farm loans see W. W. Wilton.

MIS-. Ernest Calender is spenulng
the week with friends at Ontario.
Use our home-cured hams and
bacon and lard. Steward G. Burkhard
Miss Bindley of Indiana is guest
of Mrs. j. R. Hunter at Frozen Dog
ranch.
B. C. Bowers and son left this morn
ing for Garden Valley for few days
outing.
Kreso will rid your chicken house
and fowls of vermin. H. T. Davis
drug store.
DR.. Wright of Boise occupied the
pulpit of the Presbyterian church
Sunday evening.
Miss Maude Campbell of Boise is
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph Campbell.
Ripe peaches this week at the Hall
ranch, two miles southeast of En-
NETT, at l cent per pound.
o. C. Coonrods mother arrived last
week from Seattle and will spend
sometime visiting at his home.
There was a white frost in the
valley Wednesday morning, but no
damage was done. Not even tender
plants suffered.
Don't forget the efficiency campaign
at Church of Christ, Saturday and
Sunday, September 20-21. Watch for
program next week.
DIR. Steele, the eye and nerve spec
ialist of Boise, will be in Emmett Sep
TENDER 1920. See posters. The
most difficult casae solicited. Results
guaranteed.
E. C. Rundstrom's parents of Hold
ridge, Neb., have written him that
they have leased their residence there
for vera and will come West, prob
ably to rmain.
Miss Jean Laravea left last week
for Idaho City, where she will again
teach in the city schools. School opens
there Monday.
Frank S. Moore, of the forest office,
left Saturday for Ola and the South
Fork of the Salmon, where he will sur
yey a number of timber claims.
Bernard Knipe injured his thumb
so severly with hammer while max
ng fruit crates at Westlake fruit farm
that ne was compelled to give up his
Job.
Mrs. Prices Canning Powder for
tanning beans, corn, peas, etc, in
heir natural state. Contains nothing
INJURIOUS. For sale by H. 7. Davis
lrug store.
Dispositions in a contest case were
AIKEN Tuesday before W. W. Wilton.
The land, homestead, is near Ola, |
md the parties in the suit are Henry
iroome, plaintiff, Claude L. Daven-
,ort, defendant. Finley Monroe was
he latter's lawyer.
A runaway horse, with young fell
ow, whose name we did not learn, on
is back, raced up Main street Friday
morning. At the Cash Grocery the
orse ran into the sidewalk and sever
pedestrians narrowly escaped being
un over.
The Church of Christ will take the
nnual offering for church extension
ext Sunday morning. The minister
I'LL speak on that subject. The sub
ect for the evening service will be
The Ten Commandments and the
lew Covenant
A recent issue Of the Moffat
Scotland) News contained clipping
rom The Index descriptive of the Big
willow creek cloudburst. In the same
aper is a personal chronicling the
resence of Mrs. Andrew Titles
ather, Robert Sproat, whose address
given as Emmett, Idaho, U. S. A.
Ioffat is one of Seotland's noted wat
ring places. b
w. A. Diggins of Walla Walla,
lash, representing the Northwestern !
hristian home (for old people,, will
i'll speak at the Church of Christ
Tednesday evening, Sept. II, at 8
clock. Everybody invited, especially !
embers of the church. Mr.. Diggins
;es stereopticon, and his lecture
lould be interesting to all.
Ralph Butler of Dorchester, Mass,
no has attained the ripe age of 100
.ars, gives as one of the five rules
r living a century the following:
read the newspapers to keep your t
ind young" And good rule it is, n
o. The man who keeps up an ac-
'e interest in what is going on in
e world lives longer, is more con-
nted and happy, and has a more
ert mind than he who simply sits
wn in the shadows awaiting the call G