The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1915-07-15

Hot tamales at MCGOWAN Bros.
Screen wire, all widths, at Reilly's
Watch main springs, only s1.0O at
Helfert Jewelry Co.
Mrs. Frank Clark went to Eagle
Monday TO visit her sister Mrs. Sloper.
Forty Fold" winter wheat at Nc
Gowan Bros. Leave your orders now.
Miss Inez Carson Of Burley is visit
ing at the home Of Al Range at Bran
well.
c. E. Lore of Nampa is in town on
Insurance and other business. He is
accompanied by Mrs. Lore.
Mr.. and Mrs. Vern Munday and Mrs.
Deloss Knox expect to start for home
today from Savannah, No.
Ernest Bladen is enjoying a visit
from MS nephew, Ambrose, VINO ar
rived Monday from Portland.
E. U. Powell, Of the Idaho Farm
Products Co. of Boise, spent Sunday
IN town, the guest Of ]. c. Sewell.
Andy Kelley and V. s. BeIlus at
tended the Southern Idaho Thresher-
mems convention in Caldwell Tuesday.
G. A. Woodman, E. c. Laughlin,
VI. d. Dean and Mr. Stoffer Of Boise
were Emmett business visitors the
first Of the week.
D. G. Scott, the new owner of the
George Newman place, arrived last
week from RoseDerry and Is settled
in his new home.
L. A. Wheeler's father and mother
went to Portland last week for a stay
of couple Of weeks, when they will
return here for an extended visit
Breakfast bacon, home grown and
home cured, 20 cents pound at
Steward & Burkhard's meat market.
Blaine GiIkerson, while on his way
home Monday evening, collapsed on
the sidewalk and had TO be taken home
in an auto. He is back at work again.
Hollyhock -four makes good bread
and is the favorite whenever used.
Try sack. Fruit Growers Assoeia-
ton.
Carl Lane, who was operated upon
for ulcers Of the stomach two weeks
ago, left Mrs Hewittson's hospital
Monday and is now at home, getting
along nicely.
We have plenty of coal for all pur-
poses. Try some Of our nut coal,
fine for summer use. Fruit Growers
Association.
The Van Deusen brothers are en-
ioying q visit from their cousins.
who arrived yesterday from Peoria,
Ill. The party has gone TO the lakes
for an outing.
Max Gunther and Mr.. Hover were
IN Sweet last Sunday. They conducted
church services in the Woodman hall
which were well attended.
Binder Irvine III cents.
Standard oat bags 10 cents.
Standard Calcutta wheat bags II
,ents.
At Emmett Feed Mills.
B. C. Bowers and daughter Narjory
last evening from q two
weeks visit with friends at St
Anthony. They left that place at 5
'clock yesterday morning and reached |
Iome on the jitney at midnight.
W. A. Tenney left Tuesday for The
)alles, Ore Mrs. Tenney will remain
o superintend the marketing Of their i
each crop. Mrs. and Mrs. Tenney
pent last week as guests Of her sis
er, Mrs. Jack Young, near Sweet
Frank Cobb, superintendent OF the
farmers Cooperative canal, accom-
anied by the directors of the company
nd with Mrs. Burke as Chauffeur,
we're in town from New Plymouth
esterday on canal business.
Mrs. ]. B. Ridgeway and two
aughters, Audrey and Elizabeth, OF |
)skaloosa, Iowa, the former sister
f Mrs. Nephi Yergenson, and her
mother. Mrs. E. F. Gillette and grand
laughter Lois of King Hill, Idaho, ar
lived yesterday for a visit Of several
weeks at the Yergenson home
The Soda Springs Chieftain says:
Ed Woods is wearing the smile
hat won't come off. So far as we
now. he is the only sheepman In
daho who obtained this fancy price.
several CHIPS reached the % and 2e-
ent notch, but Mr.. Woods clip was
specially desirable on account OF
ight shrinkage and desirable length
several of the prominent wool firms
rere determined to get this clip, and
ONE very enthusiastic bidding was
ne result. Ed. smilingly encouraged
he buyers and when one finally said
hirty cents he got the wool. Some
raider, that man Woods.
Limburger cheese at MCGOWAN
'ros-
Jap-a-lac. all colors, at Relly's.
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