The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1915-04-29

Try sack. Fruit Growers Associa
ton.
If you want to borrow money on
farm in Southern Idaho or Easter
Oregon, see Ira E. High & Compan.
of Boise.
Mrs. H. A. Partridge, who had beer
visiting Mrs. E. K Hayes for nearly I
week, returned Tuesday to her hom'
at Nampa.
Jack Gribble, now member of thu
Boise fire department, was in tow
from Friday to Monday, renewing oil
acquaintance.
John Lambie, who has been assist
ing the VanDeusens with their lamb
ing, returned this morning to hi:
home at Thunder City.
My neighbor went to Ira E. High &
Company in Boise and closed dandy
farm loan. He said he got his money
the day the papers were completed
Jessie M. Fry of Horseshoe Bend
who had been keeping house for hel
brother-in-law, Henry Lucht, since
the death of her sister two weeks ago
returned Friday to her home.
Owing to the inability of the manu-
facturers to furnish the souvenirs or
dered in time for their Souvenir Week
the Haley & Miles store has postponed
Souvenir Week to the first week in
June.
Your horses will be shod right at
Peterson's blacksmith shop. All kinds
of machine work, both light and heavy
promptly and satisfactorily handled
Wagon repairing neatly done. Shop
at foot of Main street. Sam McMil-
Ian, proprietor.
Henry Obermeyer is in the orchard
and gardening business on large
scale this year. Besides his own
farm, he has rented four others and
has 124 acres in his charge. Most
of it is in orchard. He is growing
melons and garden truck between the
trees. His cantaloupes are up, a
start of two weeks over last year.
Mr.. and Mrs. Yves Talley of Mon
tour returned Friday from three
months visit to their old home in Os-
borne county, Kan, after an absence
of 20 years or more. AS was to be
expected, they found many changes
and wonderful development of that
country. Mr.. Talley was engaged in
freighting there long before the rail-
roads came.
A schoolboy by the name of No
Wis, from a country school near Thorn
as, not far from Blackfoot, was struck
by lightning Thursday and instantly
killed, while brother with him was
rendered unconscious and severely
burned. The injured lad on regain
ing consciousness crawled on his
hands and knees to neighboring
ranch and notified the people there
Of the accident.
They were both from Emmett and
they were not very old and neither
had ever been married before. There
were bushes on the face of the groom
and the bride when they told Judge
Edlin that "after considering the mat
ter very carefully they had decided
to move into the state of matrimony.'
So the Judge fixed things so their
residence would be permanent. The
groom's name was William j. Crank
and that of the bride was Lillian Wal
ger. The groom's father was one OF
he wedding party.-Weiser Signal
In letter asking that The Index
1e sent to him at Smith Center, Kan,
instead of Grand Island, Neb., Hous-
on Hit says: 81 am with The John
A. Hertel Co. of Chicago at splendid
salary and like my work fine, but
here is no country like Emmett. !
expect to make my next territory in
IDAHO Smith Center will be my post
,ffice until fall. Emmett and the Pay
,tte valley are well advertised in this
part of Kansas. Many people have
old me they are going to pay Emmett
4 visit this fall, and l have just
earned the names of the Emmett peo-
,le who are from Smith Center. II
NOV them well. Please give my
.egards through The Index"
We will buy your wheat and oats.
Fruit Growers Association.
Sweet potato seed at MCGOWAN
Bros.