The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1916-10-12

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Whitman for Plumbing and I'll
work.
The Majestic, the range with
reputation, at Reilly's.
Market price paid in cash TO
wheat and barley by Emmett Mea
Co.
Stock food, all kinds, at Emmett
Feed Mills. Reliable Internationa
brand.
Band practice Friday night for en-
gagement Saturday evening. All ar
requested to be present
Miss Pearl Wilton stepped from thu
postoffice into the Bank of Emmett
and is bookkeeper for that institution
Fifteen weeks of thrills in the greaf
railroad serial every Wednesday
night at the Electric Theatre.
]. W. Limbaugh, who recently took
charge of the Creamery cafe in Boise
returned to Emmett yesterday to re-
main indefinitely.
Seamless sacks for seed. All kinds
of grain bags, sacking, Irvine, etc, at
the Emmett Feed Mills. Lowest pric-
es for first class goods.
Marion Wilson of tht South Slope,
is the proud owner of a Chevrolet
car, purchased from the Wilson
garage few days ago.
Mrs. deacon" Wardwell, son Fred
and daughter Della were guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. E. K. Hayes from Fri
day to Tuesday. They now live in
Boise.
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
dustry.
The Presbyterian Synod for South
ern Idaho is in session at Payette
this week. Rev. Stuart Mex. Hunter
is in attendance and is on the pro-
gram for Report on Sabbath OBJ
Sherman Glenn of Ola was in town
today, accompanied by his daughter.
Mr.. Glenn, who is one of the extern
'ive stockmen of Upper Squaw creek,
las sold his beef cattle and made de-
livery of them to Montour yesterday.
The Statesman's Forty Years Ago
TENS on Sunday contained this item:
Mr.. Asa Womack of Emmettsville,
Ada county, the great pedestrian, who
las won so many notable races in the
,asin, will enter the foot races on
When the present owner of The In
lex took charge of the plant II years
lgo the subscription price was 81.
The advertising patronage was not as
rood as it has been for several years
md the number of subscribers did not |
lumber over $50. The paper was also |
ar inferior to what it is now. If pa
yer keeps on soaring it is just posi-
lie the subscription price will have to
,e again raised to 81 one of these
lays.
Long valley, in this county, has long
zen noted for many things, but never
or apples, says the Idaho City World.
therefore,, we do not know whether or
ot to believe a big apple story told
v the Cascade News. If the News
nan had measured the apples himself
nd made affidavit to their diameters,
o one would have reason to doubt the
for the editor of the
Jews seldom exaggerates the merits
f Long valley knowingly, and never
nder oath. This is the story: "E. E.
.uxier presented this Office with two
pples the first of the week as a sam
Ia IF What ha iS ur0Wipc- on his
anch near VanWyck. The apples
ere of the Transparent variety and
ere each over one foot in diameter.
rost had evidently not affected the
zee, as Mr.. Auxier stated it was
AIDED almost to the breaking point"
Charcoal, chick size, Emmett Feed
ills. II
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