The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1915-01-14
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store during the special sale rush.
Use cur home-cured hams an
bacon and lard. Steward & Burkhar
John Renwick returned yesterda
to Midvale, after visit of two week
with Emmett friends.
The Knipe boys, Everett and Bern
ard, have go acres of the Reagan
ranch seeded to wheat.
C. H. Martin went to Boise Monday
to attend the meetings of the Stat,
horticultural association.
II you will subscribe to The indie,
for one year we will give you choicT
Of 35 magazine clubs free.
Mrs. Alex Cruickshank of Montoul
last week received the sad news of the
death of her mother in Scotland.
Hollyhock -four makes good bread
and is the favorite whenever used
Try a sack. Fruit Growers Associa-
ton.
Ralph Womack went to Boise Fri
day to take the civil service examina-
ton for clerkship in the Boise post
office.
A household remedy in America for
% years-Dr. Thomas Eclectic Oil.
For cuts, sprains, sprains, burns.
scalds, bruises. Csc and SOC. At all
drug stores.
Mrs. A. L. Gilmore has decided to
move back to her old home in Ne
braska and will have a sale of her
stock and household goods next We'd
nesday.
Keystone lump coal $500 per ton
at car, or $3.50 delivered. keystone
mt $5.25 per ton at car or 1918 de-
livered. Hance & 0bermyer, Phone
42w or 97-n1
M. F. Grogan and family left Sat
urday for Shaver, Ark, where they
will make their home on well stock
ed farm, which Mrs. Grogan's mother
has presented to them.
Rev. C. L. Walker went to Meri-
dian Tuesday to assist Rev. W. j.
Luscomb in the revival meetings be-
ing held there. Rev. Luscomb was
formerly paster of the Emmett Meth
odist church.
Lou and Will Obermyer and John
Carpenter returned home this week
from the Big Eddy on the North
Fork, where they had been cutting
fire wood and posts for their own use.
They cut two carloads.
Josef Helfert and Chambers &
Harrell snapped buildings Sunday,
and the transfer was made without a
hitch, not even stopping any of Joe's
clocks or losing any of the strength
from the barber shops hair restorer.
Mooseheart Circle, the ladies auxil-
larry of the Moose lodge, entertained
Friday evening in lavish manner
the members of the two orders. In
addition to an excellent program,
iancing was INDUCED in and an elabor-
ate banquet served.
John McNish's brother-in-law and
sister, Mr.. and Mrs. F. A. Morrison
If Montreal, Canada, who have been
visiting him for two weeks, departed
Tuesday for the coast. After visit
here they will continue their journey
o the Panama exposition.
DIR. A. G. Byrd and E. Yergenson of
Sweet were in town the latter part
# last week on their way home from
Boise. DR.. Byrd will be located at
olacerville during the next two
months, looking after the practice of
)r. Fitch, who is the senator from
Boise county.
During the Mooseheart dance at
doose hall Friday evening, some one
tole set of furs belonging to Mrs.
Iggleston from the cloak room. The
urs were Christmas present from
Ter husband and she is almost heart
roken over the loss. If the one who
ook them does not return them he
or she) is hard-hearted reprobate.
Condo Wilson, who has been pa
lent at the sanitarium at Hot Springs,
J. OAK, for several weeks, taking
treatment for cancer on his upper
p, returned home Tuesday cured.
William Fuller, one of the oldest
ioneers of this section, who went at
he same time for the same purpose,
S still there. The growth on his
ace had secured strong hold, and
, was found necessary to perform
n operation. He is getting along
icely, however.
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