The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1916-10-19

Mrs. ID. NJ StokeSbery left Friday
for Spokane to visit her daughter
Abe Miller returned Friday from
an inspection of his ranch in Long
valley.
Stock food, all kinds, at Emmett
Feed Mills. Reliable international
brand.
Vern Myers, a student at Links
Business College, spent Sunday visit
ing with the home folks here.
Fifteen weeks of thrills in the great
railroad serial every Wednesday
night at the Electric Theatre.
C. A. West returned Tuesday from
weeks absence in Long Valley and
on Wednesday left for Portland
Mrs. NJ. L. Murray of Livingston,
Mont, is in town, visiting her father,
Douglas Knox and her brothers and
sisters.
w. J. King, who last spring moved
to Garden Valley, has evidently NOV
ed to Eagle for the winter, as he or
ders his Index sent to him there.
Home cured breakfast bacon and
home made lard at the Emmett Meat
Market. Superior to packing house
products. Patronize home industry.
Seamless sacks for seed. All kinds
of grain bags, sacking, Irvine, ETC., at
the Emmett Feed Mills. Lowest pric-
es for first class goods.
The Presbyterian ladies will hold
their annual Christmas bazaar, cook
ed food and home made candy sale
December 9. Place to be announced
later.
E. F. Reed and E. E. Hampton re-
turned last week from an extensive
tour through eastern and central Ore
gon. Mr.. Reed says the Brogan coun-
try has good crop of apples.
James Whitson of Mountain Home
is in town this week in the interest of
the Western Loan & Building Co. of
Salt Lake. He is a brother of Mrs.
George MCGOWAN.
F. NJ. Lockett, who has moved his
harness shop to the rear of the Rus
sell hotel, has fitted up his new
quarters in fine shape. The building
has been painted and greatly improv-
ed.
Just received at the Emmett Feed
Mills car of mill feed-mixed bran
and shorts. The best milk producing
food for your cows. Special prices
on ton or more lots.
Fresh graham flour, fine or coarse,
ground every Tuesday, at Emmett
Feed Mills. Why use old, worm-in-
tested stock when you can get it new
from the mill? Patronize home in
lustry.
Those having cement sidewalks or
)ther cement work should see I. E. |
McComsey at once. He has two car
Dads of cement on hand and can give |
prompt service. He guarantees his
work to be satisfactory in quality |
md reasonable in price.
Mrs. F. G. Ball of Madison, So. Oak.
rrived Friday to spend few weeks
listing her daughter, Mrs. W. S.
Keith. She was accompanied by her
Grayson, who will probably
emain here during the winter and
ttend school.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Fisher and
aughter arrived Monday and remain
d until yesterday visiting his par
nts, Mr.. and Mrs. W. E. Fisher. They
ave been located for sometime at
kagway, Alaska, but are on their
ray to st. Anthony, this state, where
Ir. Fisher will be employed in the
hort Line service.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Stanley, who are
pending the winter in California, are
rowing around considerably. Last
eek we received notice to send The
ndex to Long Beach; this week it
as ordered to San Diego. Cant
WlIuOuI d SllSit lSSuS, tlSy WiilS.
Talking about model husbands, we
ONT with pride to George MCGOWAN,
no, while his wife was in Boise from 3,
riday morning to Saturday after /
Don, took care of the two babies,
ASKING their faces, feeding them and
aking such changes of their apparel
J babies usually require. Mrs. Nc
owan was accompanied by Mrs. w.
Nichol and Mrs. Phelan.
C. R. and Hattie Bilderback of En- I
EFT, were recent visitors at the big '
,hibit of Southern California pro-
lets maintained free to the public
the Los Angeles Chamber of Com
cree. They also attended the lee
res, moving pictures and concert
at are a part of the daily program. Il
ne exhibit is the largest of any in
e country maintained by a CONNER II
al organization. They expect to visit
e Panama California International II
xposition at San Diego.-From San II
ego Correspondent. II
W. j. Easton has just received the II