The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1915-07-22
EMMETT NEWS.


at the Rexall store.
C. B. Knox has added a new ligf
r, dray wagon to his transfer business.
Stopl Look! Listen! The Golde
Goose, Pleasure Club Hall, Frida
s evening.
]. w. Burton and Doug. Knox, j
went to Placerville Tuesday on auto
mobile business.
Willard Burton from Minnesota ar
rived Saturday for a visit with hi
brother, |. L. Burton.
w. w. Wilton last week sold hi
Maxwell car to w. H. Shane, and will
buy one of the new models.
Have you ever seen real fairies anC
fairy godmother? If you want t.
see them, go to Pleasure Club Hall
Friday evening.
Don't fail TO see E. Philips Open
helms great mystery story, "The
Black Box" at the Electric every
Wednesday.
Walter Larkin and family returned
Tuesday from most enjoyable out
ing on Fawn creek. They returned by
way of the South Fork.
Binder Irvine II " cents.
Standard oat bags 10 cents.
Standard Calcutta wheat bags II
cents.
At Emmett Feed Mills.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Keith and
children are spending the week in
Payette. Bernard Knipe is running
the Keith store during their absence.
C. P. Kar of Boise was in town
Monday, looking after his property
interests here. He is employed as
bookkeeper in Boise paint and glass
store.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. Tennyson and Mr..
and Mrs. Harry Cowan and their
children left yesterday morning over
land for Mr.. Tennyson's sheep camp
in Bear valley, where they will enjoy
a months outing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Mackey and
children, Tom, William, Clyde and
Ruth, old settlers of Midvale, were
guests several days last week of Mrs.
Francis Moore and mother. The party
were returning from an outing in the
upper country.
Miss Sarah Mcclellan, employed
as a proof reader in the auditors
office, of records being transcribed for
the new county of Gem, is not from
Fruitland, as stated by the World last
Friday. Miss Mcclellan said she had
been visiting there. Her home is in
Pennsylvania. She was teacher of
the primary department of the public
school at this place during the last
term.-Idaho City World.
This country has a standred barrel
since July l as a result of the law
enacted in the closing hours of the
last Congress. This law was demand
ed by merchants, farmers and ship
pers. For fruit and vegetables and
other dry commodities, the bill pro-
vides that the Darrell must be made
of slaves 28h inches long, with
heads 17B inches diameter and dis
lance of 26 inches between the heads.
The outside measurements of the
bulge must be 81 inches. Although
the barrel may be made in other
forms, it must contain 1856 cubic
inches. Use of any other barrel is to
be punished by fine of $500 or i'm
prisonment. The law is to be en-
forced by the United States Bureau
If Standards.
Phil Harris, formerly an Emmett
resident, was arrested last week near
lampa for engaging in a fight with a
,eighbor named Andrews. Accord ,
ng to the Leader Herald, the trou-
lie between Harris and Andrews
ook place Wednesday afternoon on ,
he Harris ranch west of Nampa. :
andrews is working with a ditch gang
ngaged in cleaning out the Riden-
augh canal and it was when he re-
moved a portion of fence or gate
hat was swung across the ditch on
he Harris place that he same into &
with the proprietor. The )
wo men got into a heated argument \
nd later on came to blows. Follow
lg the mix-up, Andrews came to
own and filed a complaint against {
Larris, charging assault This
narge was later dismissed, but when
lie county attorney heard of the case :
nd investigated the circumstances, I
e entered complaint against both
.arris and Andrews.
Watch main springs, only S1.00 at
.elfert Jewelry Co.
Butter Wrappers at the Index office.
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