The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1914-04-23
INDEX


c. P. Kar left Monday for Weiser
TO accept position.
For fence posts and stove wood,
Zee J. w. Chapman.
Conda Wilson returned Saturday
from his ranch at Bruneau.
Bert Dunnick left Monday for Bur
ley to take charge of a laundry.
Use our home-cured hams and
bacon and lard. Steward & Burkhard
Miss Kate Maynard went to Boise
on Tuesday and will remain some
time.
Feed of all kinds for horses, chick
ems and other stock at the Emmett
Fruit Association.
The Freshman ball team defeated
Charlie Vahlberg's All Stars yester-
day. Score to Z.
Agent for awnings, porch curtains,
canvas, drains, tile, we'll casing, irri-
cation and sewer thing. w. H. Hall.
Our turkey men report some mighty
good matches this spring, the weather
being the best possible for their bust
ness.
Boise parties have acquired the
northeast 10 acres of the Feen farm
and the northwest 20 of the Kilgore
home 80.
The ladies of the Baptist church
will give May festival in the base
ment of their church Saturday May 2,
beginning at $50.
Mrs. Hewittson returned Monday
from Boise, where she had been TAX
ing care of her daughter and brand
new granddaughter.
Mrs. E. j. Rowe of Smith Center,
Kan, arrived Saturday to visit her
sister, MIS-. VIM. Chambers and other
former Smith Center people
The city received a consignment of
steel pipes of various sizes with which
to repair the water main in case of
a break. The pipes can easily be cut
up.
Rev McLain W. Davis, pastor of
the Westminster Presbyterian church
of Boise, was a guest of the w. H. |
Shane family Wednesday, he having
known them at Green River, Utah.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Kinzer went
to Boise Saturday to consult speci-
alist in regard to growth on the lat
ter's eye. The growth was removed
and Mrs. Kinzer returned home yes
terday.
Sheriff Frank Breshears was in
town yesterday to sell the Maynard
blacksmith equipment under attach
ment, but the matter was settled be-
forehand satisfactorily to all con-
cerned and did not come to sale.
No less than six corn planters have
been sold by local dealers in Emmett
this week, and it is stated that more
are ordered, which would indicate that
our farmer friends mean to go strong
to this very profitable crop this sea-
son.
Why do druggists and BARRIERS have
to work after supper? They are HUI
man, and entitled to the same priv
eges held by other people. BARRIERS
and drug clerks should be turned
loose no later than $50, is the opin
on of Mere Reporter.
C. L. Anderson, Otto Wilhelm and
Charles Cantral, road overseers, went
% Caldwell to hear King, the road
irag disciple, expound his doctrines,
and also to interview the county COM
nissioners. Mr.. Anderson is asking
,or an appropriation to improve the
Pickett Corral hill road.
Little Miles father and grand
'ather were Republicans; and, as cleo
ion drew near, they spoke of their
opponents with increasing warmth,
lever needing Miles attentive eyes.
)ne night however, as the little maid
vas preparing for bed, she whispered
n a frightened voice: "Oh mamma,
don't dare to go upstairs. I'm afraid
here's a Democrat under the bed.
The postal authorities at Washing
on, recognizing the liability of post :
masters to make mistakes in getting
etters in the wrong boxes, have fixed
penalty of 5000 on persons taking
nail out of the office other than their
wn and not returning it at once. This
aw also includes newspapers. The ex-
use that it is the postmaster's fault
cuts no ice" If you have been getting
Their peoples mail you had better
axe warning or you may get yourself
q trouble.
The east Mail' leaving st. Paul
nd Minneapolis every evening for