The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1914-08-06
EMMETT NEWS

Ola Friday and Saturday.
The price on -four will astonis
you at the Emmett Feed Mills.
Robert Keith of Payette assisted hi
brother Walter in the store here Sat
urday
Miss Jennie Haley Of Boise is {
guest at the home of her brother
George.
C. l.. Carnage, the farmer-barber
is harvesting his third cutting of al
falfa today.
James Steward Is improving from
the injuries received in his recent
runaway accident.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. X. Mcdowell and
Walter Keith attended the ball game
at Payette Sunday.
Miss Grace Cook returned Tuesday
from two weeks visit at the Hall
ranch at Fruitland,
Mrs. o. S. Tyler and Mrs. Willard
Dietrich of New Plymouth were Sun
day visitors in town.
The forest rangers report more
campers in the mountains this sea
son than ever before.
We handle none but the best in
the implement line. See us and save
money. j. ii. Cronk.
Miss Edith West, who has been at
tending summer normal at Pocatello,
returned home Sunday.
Arthur Twilegar returned this week
from Spokane, Wash, where he has
been the past six months.
Miss Linnett Davis returned the
first of the week from visit among
friends in Caldwell and Boise.
w. II. Shane and Mont Reed, with
their wives and children left Saturday
for the Middle Fork for an outing.
Frank Vanderhoof has charge of
the Bigelow and Alvin Myers ranch
es during the absence of the owners
DIR. B. o. Clark was called to Big
Willow Monday night by the serious
illness of Mrs. Bud Twillegar.
G. c. Brown, representing the John
Deere Plow Company, was a business ,
visitor in town Tuesday and Wednes-
day.
Howard Steward, who is working in =
a mine at Rye Valley, Ore, returned .
to his work Monday, after a weeks
visit with his father.
Beaver Board builds beautiful in r
teriors at moderate cost better than u
Iath, plaster and wall paper. For sale v
by John & MCGOWAN. c
The Alvin Myers and Walter Knox
families left last week for Fawn creek ~
'or an outing. They were joined yes n
erday by Frank Carpenter and son Il
tiles a,
Because of the dry weather of the ca
'ast year a number of farm homes in cl
he valley have been endangered by
Tres started from sparks from the r,
abroad locomotives. at
Tucker brothers have marketed 81
everal loads of cantaloupes in Boise CT
he past week. The quality of the GU
lelons is said to be the best and the I'll
rices received are very satisfactory.
d. A. Hawkins this week received
ord from his wife and sister, who
re spending a vacation on the coast,
lat the weather is too cool for COM
,rt and he is expecting them home
ION.
w. F, Williams is recovering from a of
iinfully bruised leg, as the result of ra,
aving il caught between two cakes Du
ice while assisting Win Kuckku of
ad ice. His ankle was severely few
mined, but luckily no bones were VIII
oxen.
Mrs Harry HerSh, who had been
sitting her old home in Concordia, day
m, since last spring, returned Mon ing
y. She reports that the weather spe
S been very hot, both day and night, Ma
the Sunflower state, and she was tina
ghty glad to get back. eide
Miss Rose Strohbehn of Payette is the
e new piano player at the Electric
eater. Miss Smith, the former mu- are
ian, was called to Boise Monday a Fl
the sickness Of her mother and anna
u not return. Miss Strohbehn is a VI
ter of Mrs. j. A. Creswell. ~
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Kester, Mr.. =,
1 Mrs. G. K. Parks, Mrs. r. f. Rose =
d children and Mrs. Ed Skinner
! spending week at Huckleberry ''oe
It an Harris creek Mr.. Kester "A