The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1914-10-15
EMMETT NEWS
DR.. Judd, Dentist, Monroe building

lG a. ~ lhtidt a ADAiiiti bNHNii ihi1iN
v has moved to Bedford, Ind.
e F. S. Moore, of the forest office,
e has gone to Garden Valley on fores
, business.
Feed of all kinds for horses, chick
ems and other stock at the Emmett
!, Fruit Association.
: See the great serial story Trey
O'Heart every Wednesday night al
the Electric Theatre.
Miss Ethelwyn Fortner of Caldwell
spent Saturday and Sunday as the
guest of Miss Maud Myers.
Your horses will be shod right at
Peterson's blacksmith shop. All kinds
of machine work, both light and hea-
Wy, promptly and satisfactorily hand
led Wagon repairing neatly done.
Shop at foot Of Main street. Sam Nc
MILAN, proprietor.
Walter Keith has largely increased
the shelving in his store in order to
take care of his increased stock of
goods. Mr.. Keith's many friends here
are pleased to see his business grow
ing.
George Dalzell, young Scotchman
who has been in the employ of Walter
Little for some time, left Friday for
his old home in Scotland. He did not
say whether he would enlist for the
war or not.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Lane and child
arrived Sunday to visit the latter's
mother, Mrs. Barnes. Mr.. Lane is
employed in the baggage room of the
Short Line depot at Salt Lake and is
taking two-weeks' vacation.
Dave Gilmore left Monday for Long
Valley to help with the threshing of
his fathers grain crop. Dave took
along mountain howitzer and ex-
poets to bring back home with him
a deer or two, and maybe bear. ,
Or. and Mrs. r. E. Rose and Dom !
I'D, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Packard and c
Mrs. r. Barrett went to Boise Tues
lay in Mr.. Roses car, all returning /
he same day, except Mrs. Barrett, h
Who remained to visit friends for a h
ew days. a
No preaching service was held in
Presbyterian church Sunday morning. u
he preacher, a member of the Col c
eye of Idaho, did not arrive until r
early IL. The congregation waited n
or his arrival until 1870 and then
'ent home.
John Klingback arrived Monday to g
isit his brother Charles on the butte, T
fter an absence of several years. r,
Ohm is employed as fireman on the cl
Pacific at Tucson, Ariz. He
as grown so much that his old ac-
laintances scarcely knew him. ~
William Burgess, the old miner b.
wing this side of Horseshoe Bend -,
no few weeks ago fell into a well p
I'd suffered severe injuries, was in
wn Friday. He is not strong and
still suffering from the injuries he %
ceived He returned home Satur- d
~. IN
Boys, big and little, are having =
eat sport spearing fish in the Farm Q
s. Cooperative canal, the water in
nich has been reduced to a small tn
ream. Sunday the banks of the HI
nal were lined with boys, armed ii
tn pitchforks and spears and large tn
mbers of squaw fish, white fish and wi
rp were slaughtered.
The Crescent Improvement Club tn
II hold Rummage Sale in the Mrs. vii
Eyes building on Main street, Octo- fol
r %, 20, and "a, opening each day re
10 a. m. and closing at p. m. Sa
e ladies of the Club will make Oh
use to house canvas in the city on
'nday and Tuesday of next week foi
articles to place on sale. Any of
ng that you have to donate will be or,
received. A
:. w. Lake, who last spring moved wit
Wells, New, returned home Mon der
Z and will spend the winter with unit
wife. Mr.. Lake took up desert Y
m in that section and has about w.
acres in cultivation. He will re- ser
n in the spring to make his home Der
re. His son and two daughters, Cra
, accompanied him to Nevada, did ter,
return. One son and one daugh- ton
viii winter in Twin Falls and the be
err daughter has gone to Salt Lake. r
hree citizens of Ohio, 0. B. Waltz, of
A. Waltz and w. C. Waltz were of
ested last week charged with lille a =,
y killing large game in Idaho. 1t G.
ms the gentlemen We're stopping tow
New Plymouth and looking over cam
valley and were taken by resi- No,
Of that city to the hills hunting was
r. This resident advised them, so +an,