The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1915-07-15
EMMETT NEWS.
MCGOWAN Bros. checks good as gold

Remember Doctor Steele will be in
Emmett Friday and Saturday Of this
week.
Printing and developing done
promptly and done right by Haley
& Miles.
DIR. Allen, a dentist of Filler, has
been spending week visiting at the
home Of his uncle W. W. Hoops.
H. J. Fleischer has resigned his posi-
ton as baggage man at the depot and
NJ. T. Turner Of Nampa has succeeded
him.
Vacation candies at the Rexall store
"a fine line of Liggett's, Cuths and
Fenway's, kept cool and fresh il an
iced case
A marriage license was issued yes
terday in Boise TO Ray n. Castle of
Boise and Miss Lulu E. Nelson of
Sweet.
Lee Miles is having a cement side
walk built in front Of his residence on
Main street. Mike Gilbride has the
contract.
o. U. Chambers on Friday moved
from the Hayes cottage on First
street to Merit Cooks residence on
Second street.
Mrs. Belle Kurtz, Mrs. H. A. Par
fridge and Mrs. E. R. Hamaker of
Nampa were guests of Mrs. E. K.
Hayes from Thursday to Monday
They melt in your mouth but not in
your fingers when kept in our refrig-
orator case. Candies at the right
price and of the right quality.
The Gem county Socialists will meet
at Social hall Sunday at p. m. to
make arrangements for rally and
picnic to be held some time in August.
D. NJ. Shannon has accepted the
pastOrate of the Methodist church at
Vale, and is now located there. His
wife and daughter Hattie are with
him. Miss Shannon has taught school
at Wendell the past school year and
her mother has kept house for her.
Judge Ailshie of Boise was in town
Friday. He was accompanied by his
wife and son, who were seeing the
beautiful Emmett valley for the first
time. They made the trip in their
motor car.
Fred Stolzenberg returned last
week from Oregon, where he had been
engaged in shearing sheep since
spring. On Saturday he left for Het-
finger, So. Oak, to visit his mother
and will probably stay there until fall.
Donald Rose, who with Roy Camp
oell has been making a tour of the
Squaw creek and Long valleys, re-
.urned home Saturday suffering in
.ensely from a felon on one of his
fingers. He is recovering and expects
% leave this week for another trip in
he Rose car.
Bob Kinzer's brother from Eagle
;pent Monday in town. He has been
awarded the contract to carry the mail
between Eagle and Pearl and was in
erviewing the county commissioners
n regard to the improvement of that
portion of the Pearl road in Gem
county. He will use an auto in max
ng his daily trips.
Ell Chadwick of New Plymouth is
he latest acquisition to the ranks
If the White Leghorn crowd. He is
to go into the White Leg
lorn breeding as business and this
rear he will have about a hundred
chickens Matched from eggs from the
Hopkins yards at Emmett.-Gem
State Rural.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Martin and
,aby daughter arrived Friday from
dedford, Ore, where they have been
coated for year. They are visiting
It the home of Mrs. Martins parents,
dr. and Mrs. VIM. Woody. Mr.. Mar
in has Joined the ranger force Of the
IDAHO forest office and will be sta
toned at Mccall during the summer.
Colonel James Barnard was in town
friday from his ranch in Round
ALLEY. He reports everything look
ng fine in his section and big crops !
# hay and grain. He says that Long
md Round valleys have become great
larry sections, an average Of 1000
-allons of cream being shipped from
here daily.
The hunter who discharges a gun
n property that is properly fenced
nd contains written notices against
respassers, will find himself viola
or of the law this year, fact that
portSmen should deem it we'll to
eed. The new trespass law is rigid
ne in its terms. Owners of property
n which hunters heretofore have
cen used to hunting will be on hand
Then the season opens Thursday of i
his week to enforce the law to the
etter. If stiff fines and even more
erious trouble is to be avoided hunt
RS had better take to the open. The