The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1917-01-18

The best line of horse blankets eve
shown in Emmett. See Lockett.
Liberty" daughter of the U. S
A., at the Ideal Theatre ever,
Tuesday night.
To introduce Gem flour we offe
for a short time only at 81 per sack
Cash Grocery.
The Mary James were pleasant,
entertained at the home of Miss Jun,
DeClark Friday evening.
Frank Bowman and Russell Hac
kett of Ola were business visitors il
town Monday and Tuesday.
]. ]. Driscoll was up from Payette
Saturday and remained over Sunda,
visiting relatives and friends.
st. Mary's Guild will meet at the
home of Mrs. B. o. Clark on THURSDAY
afternoon, January %, at 2:3O.
Willis Harrell went to Parma last
week to size up barber shop with
view of going into business for him.
self, but concluded to stay in Emmett
Don't worry along with leaky tires
| repair tubes and castings. If you
have blow-outs or sand blisters bring
your tires in and have them made new
We guarantee satisfaction. Give me
a trial. The Don't Worry Shop-L.
A. Wheeler.
Considerable excitement was caus-
ed on Main street Monday by Harvey
DeClark's team running away. The
team came down Main street and when
near the Bank of Emmett corner the
tongue of the buggy fell down. The
team broke away and was stopped on
the sidewalk in front of the McNish
store. No damage was done.
Our good friend Walter H. Sissler
Of Emmett, who has been superinten-
dent of the Canyon canal for five
years, was in New Plymouth Satur-
day extending his big brawny hand to
his many friends. Mr.. Sissler has
closed his work for the Canal company
and we are glad to say expects to
make this his home as soon as spring
opens up.-New Plymouth Sentinel.
Call and hear our New Edison
photograph. We have taken the agen-
cy for this wonderful reproducer of
the best of the worlds music and also
for the Edison disc records. 1t is
equipped with diamond pointed nee
lie and no change is required of nee
Hes. We will be pleased to demon
;trate its superiority over all other
machines. Haley G. Miles, the Rex
al Store.
George MCGOWAN, E. E. Forshay
md Frank Russell left Monday morn
ny for George McGowan's homestead
N the Snake river, near Swan Falls
Ir. Forshay and Frank Russell will
urvey the land and install pumping
liant to irrigate about 90 acres of
he land. Mr.. MCGOWAN will spend |
everal months on the place making |
and next summer will |
rove up on it.
John A. Little, the well known
heepman of Oreana, and Miss Jose
hine NJ. Pearce of Boise were married
t 8 o'clock last night at the Pacific
Iotel in Boise in the presence of a
lumber of friends. Rev. H. J. Rey-
Odds. pastor of the Christian church,
the ceremony. A reception
as held in the hotel parlors after the
edding. MIR. and Mrs. Little left
n the early morning train for Salt
axe on their wedding tour. While
lere Mr.. Little will be in attendance
, the convention of the National
Toolgrowers' association, of which
, is a member-Capital News.
The smokestack of the Boise-Pay
tie Lumber company's mill will be
IS feet in height. That seems pretty
II. but there are others higher.
ans for the construction of the
rgest smokestack in the world at
e Tacoma Smelling Company's ,
ant practically have been completed.
instruction work will be begun in
e near future. The giant stack will
$50 feet high, thirty feet higher
an the one at Butte, Mont, now the
rgest in the world. The stack will
built to conserve 8 large part of
e precious metals which now are
It to the smelter in the form of d,
st.
Jap-a-lac for making old furniture i,
W, at Reilly's. !
Optometry means eye service. d
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