The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1916-01-27
EMMETT NEWS

Yeast, at Reilly's.
Hay, grain, chick feed and stocl
feed at the Fruit Association.
MCGOWAN Bros unloa3ed car OF
-four and mill feed this week.
The w. c. t. U. will meet Tuesday
afternoon at 2;8O with Mrs. Ora
Beyer.
viii Bailey and sons of squaw
creek were Emmett visitors Che first
of the week.
The Cash Grocery has received the
agency for the Jensma Creamery Co.
and will receive cream each Saturday
Fred Brown was in Payette last
week to rent a house and will JOIN
Mrs Brown there the first Of next
week
Hollyhock flour makes good bread
and is the favorite whenever used.
Try a sack. Fruit Growers Associa-
ton.
George Springer, for many years
one of the VanDeusen brothers en-
ployes, left last week for San Fran
cisco to spend several weeks.
Zeke Sweet and Jack Young, two
nrominent Suuaw creek ranchers and
cattlemen were in town Saturday on
business with the forest service.
Ralph Womack came down from
Cascade Saturday and is detained
here indefinitely on account of the
snow slides on the Idaho Northern.
The only prize won by an Emmett
exhibitor at the Caldwell seed show
last week was awarded to Walter Lar
kin-fourth prize for red clover seed.
Miss Pearl Wilton arrived Saturday
from Elgin, Neb., where she has spent
the past year, to accept the position
of clerk in the postofiice under the
new appointee, S. D. Riggs.
Frank Naka, the Jap cook, re-
turned Saturday from Seattle, where
it was reported he was to marry a
Japanese maiden. But Frank declares
he is still bachelor No catchee.
The Stanley Plumbing company has
just completed installing a complete
bathroom equipment in the w. w.
Hoops bungalow in the eastern part
of town. The plumbing work was
done when the house was built.
Tom jenkins, a big husky fellow
whose aversion for work permitted
his large family to become objects of
charity from the county as well as
private individuals, left Monday for
Caldwell and his family followed him
the next day.
Your horses will be shod right at
Mcmillan & Riggs blacksmith shop.
All kinds of machine work, both light
and heavy, promptly and satisfactor-
lily handled. Wagon repairing neat
ly done. Shop at foot of Main street.
Mcmillan & Riggs, proprietors. :
Mrs. Kretsinger, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. C. T. Moulton, arrived Tues
day from Portland to visit her mother
who has been quite i'll. She viii be
accompanied home by Mrs. Moulton,
who will spend sometime on the co st
if the change is beneficial to her
health.
Alex Cruickshank of Struan Hill
ranch, near Montour, was among the
sheepmen in attendance upon the
woolgrowers meeting to secure allot-
ments of range in the Payette forest.
He is winter feeding his sheep on the
James Little ranch near town and re-
ports that they are doing fine.
Jesse Stanley has decided to take
up the profession of mining engineer
and will leave this week for Golden,
Colo. to enter the State School OF
Mines. Jesse is a steady young man
and his determination to educate him
self for useful service is laudable.
His many Emmett friends know ne
will make good.
Misses Buena and Alice Sinclair
were rendered surprise party
Saturday afternoon by 4O OF
their young school friends, when
proved to be most enjoyable affair
for those little ladies as well as their
Young guests. 1t is reported that Mr..
Sinclair and family will leave EN-
NETT shortly.
Mrs. w, w. Parish, who went to
Wallace last week to be at the led
side of her sister, Mrs. George Lit
tie, who underwent serious opera
ton. returned Tuesday. She reports.
that the sick one is recovering nicely
and is on the road to complete re-
covery. Enroute home Mrs. Parrish
stopped off at Baker City for a day or
two to visit at the home of her son