The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1917-01-25
Diamond Edge knives and razor,
at Reilly's.

geles, after all. He is located at
Butte, Mont.
Frank Chaplin was confined to his
home Friday by severe attack Of
sciatic rheumatism.
Twenty weeks Of thrills in the
great serial Liberty" every Tuesday
at the Ideal Theatre.
Mrs. E. G. Soule has moved from
Chicago to Montclair, N. j., and will
spend the winter there.
For mild, easy action of the bo-
wells, try Doan's Regulets, modern
laxative. Csc at all stores.
Joe Kelley of the Emmett Garage
& Auto Co. left Monday overland
for Mountain Home, where he will
spent several days on business.
V. T. Craig was confined to his
home Tuesday by sickness, caused it
is believed, by ptomaine poisoning.
The Brown Millinery will be closed
from January % to February 8, ex-
cepting Saturday, from 2 to p. m.
Special prices until that date. 17-2.
Vern Munday, who recently under
went surgical operation, is back
again on the job at the McNish store,
although he is not very frisky yet.
F. j. Edwards has placed a piece
of cardboard in front Of the radiator
of his car to keep out the cold wind.
The card bears the legend, "15c per
Dozen" He refuses TO sell 'em two
for 25c, however.
Miss Alice Hartley, teacher in the
New Plymouth schools, has resigned
her position to take effect February
l, and viii 20 to Moscow to resume
her studies at the state university.
The bridge crew Of the Oregon
Short Line were busy the first Of the
week putting q bridge across the
Farmers Cooperative ditch, just
north Of the present bridge. Since
then they have been busy laying
track for the "Y".
B. B. Davis left on Mondays train
for Cascade, where he will work in
the drug store at that place for
week or so. Mr.. Hill, proprietor Of
the drug store, left for Boise Sun
day to be with his wife, who is very
sick in q hospital at that place.
Miss Jean Laravea has accepted a
position as bookkeeper in the Bank of
Emmett and will assume her duties
there about the first of the month.
Miss Laravea came over from Boise
Saturday, where she has spent the
past year, and returned Tuesday, to
move her effects to this city.
Mr. and Mrs. r. E. Ewing have
moved TO Emmett from Boise, Mrs.
Ewing having accepted q position in
the Golden Rule Store as manager of
the ready-to-wear department, sue
ceeding Miss June DeClark, who re-
Gently resigned. Mr.. Ewing has been
ranching on Smiths Prairie for sew
eral years.
The Boise Payette Lumber company
has about 100000 feet of logs
skidded along their line and the
Short Line in this city ready for ship
ment to the mill at Emmett as soon
as cars can be secured. The logging |
contractors are Il working full
forces and are making rapid Roadway |
in their OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES News.
Colonel and Mrs. W. C. Hunter left /
last week for Los Angeles to spend /
the winter. Colonel Hunter has been
very i'll with heart trouble in a
Boise hospital for several weeks. His
many friends at Emmett, as well as
IN other places, hope the change of
climate will prove beneficial to his
health and that he many soon return
to Frozen Dog.
John Kipp, a young man of Mid
ileton has just finished demonstrat-
ng a new system of quarantine. AS
he method followed by Kipp requires
IN unusual display of nerve on the
part of the patient involved it is not
hought likely the system will be ex-
ensively copied Those wishing to
ry his method have the originator's
no protective patent or
Copyright papers having been filed.
Taken i'll at the parental home about
our weeks ago, young Kipp was sur
,rised to have his malady diagnosed
Is smallpox. Quickly gathering need
d supplies and provisions he hasten
ID to the lonely and isolated cabin on
lis Black Canyon homestead. There
lie spent his time unattended, except
or an occasional visit from relatives
the disease did not rem
Ter him too sick TO take care of him