The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1917-08-23

ment works east of Fruit association
Mr.. and Mrs. Howell left saturda
for weeks outing on Upper Squa-
creek
Chimney blocks, any size at n
Gilbride's cement works, east o
Fruit Association.
Chauncey Lake arrived Sunda-
from Nevada 70 be at the bedside o
his mother, who is very low.
Mrs. Ida Franklin Of Pearl was a,
Emmett visitor Tuesday. She reports
much mining activity in that camp.
For regular action Of the bowels
easy, natural movements; relief o,
constipation, try Doan's Regulets. 900
at all stores.
Jason Kelly is back again among
the clerks in McNish's store. He wa:
one of the stores standbys for many
years until he decided to try farming
Albert Martin and Ellis Walters
who are building Mrs. Laura KelIey's
rooming house at Cascade, came nome
Saturday and remained until Mon
day visiting their families.
Harlan Campbell, the photographer,
left Tuesday for Payette Lakes, where
he will combine business with pleasure
During his absence Mrs. Campbell is
visiting with friends in Boise.
DR.. C. l. Anderson returned last
Thursday evening from Boise, where
he had been to take the army ply
steal and theoretical examination in
dentistry. The doctor has offered his
services as a dentist in the army.
A letter received a few days ago
from Mr.. and Mrs. Willis Dayton,
who moved from the bench several
months ago to Dillingham;, Colo, re-
quests that The Index be sent to
them at Crete, Neb., where they 90
this week. Crops are good in the
Dillingham; country, they report.
Idaho honey is to run into real
money this year. Joseph Farnsworth,
former president Of the Idaho Honey
Producers association, recently gave
out the information that the associa-
ton had been bid Is cents a pound
for extracted honey in carload lots 70.
b. Idaho Falls, the highest price ever
realized for that product. Honey
sold at 8 cents to the producer last
season.
Fred Barnes Of Nampa died Friday
in Boise hospital. From the time
Colonel Dewey built his railroad III
to Emmett in the early '9Os until it
was sold TO the Short Line, Mr.. /
Barnes was familiar figure in En-
NETT and was as well known as if he
had been resident. OF late years
he had been engaged in the cattle
business.
Harry and Claude Crosby, twin
brothers Of Tulsa, Okla, came before
he Tulsa county exemption board.
Both were found physically fit and
10Th were anxious to go to war, but
hey had an aged and infrm mother
dependent upon them and one had to
tay behind. Drawing a coin from
lis pocket. Claude exclaimed. Heads
r tails, Harry" Tails" came the
esponse. The coin was tipped. 1t
ell tails and Claude fled exemption
laims.
Mr. and Mrs. W. c. Gregory re-
urned Friday evening from a trip
trough Yellowstone National Park,
ringing a couple of good bear
tories with them, says the Ameri-
an Falls Press. At Yellowstone |
Ike an enterprising traveller caught
bout thirty pounds of trout. Being
armed of the fondness of bears fori
out the traveller hung them by
ring on a small limb that extended
1t over his tent. During the night
bear appeared on the scene and q
'uld not resist venturing out on the :
all limb after them. The limb of =
'urse broke, precipitating the bear
l the ridgepole of the tent, and bear
mt and all came down on the sleep
G occupant. Another camper, who :
I'd bacon for supper, wiped some
icon grease he had gotten on his =
inds on the tire of his auto. Dur y
g the night bear appeared and
linking he had found new place :
= hiding bacon, bit into the tire.
ne explosion which resulted when {
e inner tube was pierced sent the !
ar on a record-breaking run for the d
nber and awakened everyone in i
mp. The remarks made by the u
gner of the tire were somewhat X
lent and forceful.
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