The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1914-10-15
Chicken feed at the Fruit Associa-

> Den DemaSIefS was IN town yeSter
: day and today from Sweet.
You won't miss it if you buy you
-four of the Fruit Association.
Water will be turned out of thu
Canyon canal today for this season.
All kinds of hay, grain and STOCK
feed at Emmett Fruit Growers AS.
ISOLATION.
| Lloyd Cox of Brownlee was in town
yesterday to secure treatment for a
sore foot.
Flour, feed, hay grain and coal at
the Emmett Fruit Association.
Promptly delivered.
Roy Johnson was operated upon
Sunday for hernia at the home of his
sister, Mrs. George Haley.
Owing to the sickness of Mrs. Stein
bower, the dinner to have been given
by the W. R. c. has been postponed.
Charles Inman, butte rancher, was
IN town yesterday to be treated for
a wound in his foot inflicted by an ak.
The opening installment of the
Trey O'Hearts, in three reels at the
Electric Theatre Wednesday, October
81.
Sherman G. King, owner of large
tract of land on the mesa, was in
town yesterday, looking after his in
terests.
A. M. Wright and Jesse Meyer left
morning for Bald Noun
tain, at the head of Clear creek, to
lunt deer. |
Mr.. and Mrs. George Smith re-
urned Tuesday from Salt Lake City,
where they had been attending the
conference of the l.. D. S. church.
Harry Naka, of the Jap restaurant, 9
nursing sore foot, the result of s
he AK slipping while he was cutting
wood and carving one side of his foot.
w. H. Shane and sons returned t.
ONE Tuesday from their hunting trip
he weather is too warm for deer q
uniting and they expect to return lat !,
r.
p
Miss Irene Marchant expects to IL
ave Saturday for Ashton to make
err home with an aunt. She has made b,
err home with Mrs. Easton for sever al
months.
Mrs. Ollie Kelly has leased the
pper rooms in Union block and is
onducting a rooming house. The -
IONS have been completely refur- =
shed and are comfortable and clean. ~
Miss Geraldine Laravea delightful he
entertained a few friends Friday
7ening in celebration of her birthday.
he guests consist principally of the
sident members of the Mary Jane ay
lb. en-
The Rose-Love-Reed hunting party j..
turned Sunday from their trip to d
e Knox country. They brought -
ok as trophies four deer. DR.. Rose
It one, Charlie Love one and w. F. :"
led two. 'e'
me
w. c. Cathcart returned today from Fl
1t Lake. The prospects of securing tn,
settlement for the kill lin
9 of his team of horses by the state do
terinary department of Utah are ste
cd, he says. GU
V. t. Craig and w. w. Wilton re-
rned yesterday from a big game
nting trip in the Knox country.
e only thing they brought back u.
1t looked wild was the crop of e''
iskers on their faces. we
Having opened rooming house in III
, upper floor of Union block, l in Nh
e your patronage. Clean and com do
table rooms and beds. Completely o.,
furnished. Lunch served every a.
turday evening from to IL. Mrs. al
lie Kelly. SEP laf,
drs. Harry Workman left Monday still
tour of the state in the interest live
the Republican campaign. She is in
anizing Republican Women's Clubs cal,
hub was organized here last week, con
h Mrs. NJ. A. Fairchild as presi- Der
t. Mrs. Workman will be absent all
il after election. and
'. A. Smith, l.. F. Morrison and and
F. Tribe, employees of the forest sery
nee who have been cruising tim Berl
in the vicinity of VanWyck and Can
wford for sometime, came in yes Their
lay and will leave today for Evans Eng
Wyo., to scale timber that is to chile
placed on the market. who
he Great Falls (Mont.) Tribune TWO
he 7th inst, announces the death Driel
Robert S. Ford, pioneer of half -
injury. Mr.. Ford and the late H. II
.iggs, Sr., were raised in the same
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