The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1914-11-12
EMMETT NEWS
DR.. Judd, Dentist. Monroe buiIdin,

]. H. Cronk was confined to hi
home Monday by sickness.
Iva Hankins has the frame up fo
his new residence on the mesa
p. A. Limbaugh has his new ranc
house on the mesa almost completed
Save your calves with Blacklei
vaccine at 10 cents per head. Sold b.
b. B. Davis.
Ed hawthorn has recently added |
new porch to his residence near thu
river bridge.
j. L. Reed, who has been sick fol
many months, is worse and his con
dition is serious.
First class potatoes s10O per hun
bred pounds at the Emmett Fruit
Growers Association.
The Presbyterian Ladies' Aid So
ciety will hold bazaar and cooked
food sale December IL.
P. NJ. Spratt has large force Of
men and teams leveling land north
of the w. II. Shane farm.
If you will subscribe to The Index
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Miss Eva Smith, musician at the
LsI..4..,. 4Lo.tor ,,tant "a Rofoa GIN
day to spend week at home.
f. X. Hayes is at Caldwell this
week, attending court as an expert
witness in the Nampa bank case.
Harry Moore, who has been in Colo
RADIO since leaving Emmett year ago,
returned Tuesday, accompanied by his
wife and baby.
In Boise county DR.. G. G. Fitz Of
Plaeeryille was elected state senator
and N. S. Oils of Dry Buck was elect
ed representative.
John Lambie of Thunder City was
the guest of friends in Emmett this
while on his way home from attend
ing court at Idaho City.
Steward & Burkhard shipped a
mixed car of fat cattle and hogs down
from Cascade on Tuesday. MIR. Stew
ard, who had charge OF the shipment,
stated that the mercury went down
to II degrees above zero there Tues
day morning.
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Andrew Little had the bad luck
to lose over 20 head Of sheep on his
mesa ranch from bioai, this week.
They were being pastured on the
fourth crop Of alfalfa.
J. W. Brill, who has been living
On the Elva Bell ranch the past sea-
son, expects to move onto his 20
acre tract, the old Bill Sayne place,
east Of town, in few days.
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Eleeta Chapter Order Of the East !
I'm Star, held an interesting session +
Tuesday evening. Three candidates
we're initiated and the work of Che
vening was followed by a sumptuous z
'anquet.
Your horses will be shod right at 6,
'eterson's blacksmith shop All kinds .
( machine work, both light and hea- +
y, promptly and satisfactorily hand
3D. Wagon repairing neatly done
hop at foot Of Main street. Sam Nc f
lillian, proprietor.
Mixed returns are the thing that m
iarks last weeks elections. Oregon :
! as good an example as any, where
ne Republicans elected governor by
ie biggest majority ever recorder in n
he State, but a Democratic U, S. Sem
tor was elected by almost an equal
ajority F.
Miss June DeClark most royalty
lterlained the remnants Of the Mary W
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& Of last week. Part Of the even
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NJ members. Dainty refreshments
ere served by the hostess. SCI
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Rev Fred L. Davis and family, six Fo
number, arrived the first of the {
eek from Walaap Cole .,,l 49,, 49,