The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1915-05-13
EMMETT NEWS

GoWan Bros.
Watch main springs, only $1.O0 at
Helfert Jewelry Co.
John Russell, who has been sick for
several weeks, is able to be around
town.
We have that famous high grade
Eocene oil for incubators. MCGOWAN
Bros.
Sherman Majors came over from
Nampa last week to visit his daughter,
Mrs. Ray Hartley. He returned home
Monday.
Call at the Brunswick cigar store
and learn the details of the new pro-
fit sharing plan which has been in
augurated there.
Mrs. Henry Conrad left the Hewitt
son hospital Sunday, having recovered
sufficiently to return home. She is
getting along nicely.
The great serial story The Master
Key, with Robert Leonard and Ella
Hall in the leading roles, at the Elec-
trio every Wednesday.
Quite a number of trout are being
caught in the river at this place, an
unusual occurrence. One was caught
in the irrigation ditch at the Alex
Womack's residence a few days ago.
"Uncle Hi'' Dunn was in town yes
terday to offer congratulations for the
splendid endorsement given Gem coun-
ty by the voters. He was accom-
panied by Mr.. Bennett, a Payette
business man.
There will be dance given by the
Emmett Rebekah lodge in their, hall
on Wednesday evening, May 10. All
Odd Fellows and Rebekahs and their
families are invited to attend. Ad-
so cents.
Mrs. C. C. Bell and daughter Fran
ces of Bonneville, Mo-, who had been
visiting the formers sister, Mrs. 5.
N. Bucher, for week, continued their
journey to Bellingham, Wash, Mon
day to visit a daughter.
The Haley & Miles drug store has
installed an electric mixer in their ice
cream and soda department. Besides
being a labor saver, this little ma
chine adds a distinctive touch to bev-
erages that is not possible to obtain
in the old way.
Norman Graham, a Canadian, wa
yered a 64O-acre farm against $4,000
hat he could walk around the world
n four years and get married on the
way. When he covers the remaining
$1,000 miles of his tramp he will have
won the wager, for he was married
lew days ago to a Savannah, Ga, girl.
We have appropriate presents for
he graduate, gifts that will be cher
shed and valued for years to come.
We urge you to call early, so that II
something you wish is not in stock
We may have time to secure 1t for
you. We can save you money on
graduation gifts, W. J. Easton, the
Reliable Jeweler.
C. H. Jennison, of Long Beach, Cal,
lad planned to move his house 20 feet
Jack from it's former site near the
easide, but according to news re-
,ort a big wave came along the other
Law and did the work for him. The
louse was set down gently exactly
where the owner wanted it and all he
lad to do was to place it upon
oundation.
A special dispatch to the Statesman
rom Weiser says:D. G. Drake, who
With his wife was visiting ct the home
f O. o. Klum, was examined Thurs
ay by Probate Judge Edlin and
Jounty Physician Waterhouse on the
barge of insanity and released. The
brakes were en- route to Emmett, Ida
% to visit relatives and formerly re-
ided near La Grande, Ore, where he
ad been employed in lumber camp:
brake started a rough house in the
,lum home by yelling and smashing
yindows and furniture and before he
Guild be subdued officers were called
nd he was lodged in Jail. The couple :
ontinued their journey to Emmett
'riday morning.
The electric mail service which the
elepost committee of the United
tates senate in its report of March
1915, recommends to the consider
ton of the postmaster general,
leans a telegraph service throughout
lie United States in conjunction with
lie post office. The rates at which
lie Telepost will give this service are
ne cent a word for 10 words and
ne-half cent word for so words /,
: more. The electric mail service
ill differ from the present telegraph
,,-,,;oa II, ratac apd II, that the pOStal