The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1917-03-15
Spring Rye at Emmett Feed Mills

y Monroe building.
Whitman for Plumbing and Ii
}, work. Phone 46-J.
w. H. Hall is suffering severed
S from an attack of rheumatism.
If you have real estate that 20
l want to turn into cash see Sinclair.
Roy Campbell is home from an alb
, sence of several weeks in the Parm'
J country.
To introduce Gem flour we offe
for short time only at So per sack
Cash Grocery.
Mrs. Roy Keithley, who has beer
visiting friends in Caldwell for weel
returned home Tuesday.
Andy Little this week bought the
Nephi Yergenson team Of black horses
paying $500. They are beauties
Come and see us at the Palm Bak-
cry, and bring your repair work with
you. w. J. Easton, the reliable jew
eler
John c. Bane has leased his 800
acre ranch on the bench to VIM. Find
ley and he and his wife will move to
town.
H. X. Rose, one of the progressive
ranchers Of the Box Springs neigh
borhood, was an Emmett shopper
Monday.
Extra fancy recleaned seed barley
at Emmett Feed Mills. Tests so lbs
to bushel. 1t pays to plant only first
class seed.
E. +. Moon, chiropractor, will this
week open an office in room 6, Mon
roe building, and invites the sick and
ailing to call.
DR.. and Mrs. Anderson left Satur-
day for tour of the Long valley
country, where the doctor will attend
to dental work.
A. E. Lockner of Seattle is in town
looking over the country with a view
of locating 25 families of Polanders
on farming land in this section.
Lamb Meal-Just the thing for
raising orphan lambs. At Emmett |
Feed Mills.
The Central Division of the Metho-
list Aid society will hold a practical
)azar and cooked food sale and lunch
IN Saturday of next week, March "a,
1t place to be announced later.
We will be pleased to meet all our
I'D patrons and friends at our new
ocation in the Palm Bakery, and
rope to be able to give you still bet
er service. w. j. Easton, the reliable
eweler.
w. j. Easton, who has moved his
ewelry store in with the Palm Bak-
ny, says the combination is good
me. w. j. has sweet tooth as we'll
IS deft hand in repairing watches
nd jewelry.
Harry Titus returned home Satur-
ay from Orofino, where he was call
d two weeks ago by the illness of his
ncle, B. j. Wright. Mr.. Wright ac-
Mr.. Titus home and will
lake his home with him.
W. C. Stone, the new owner of the
I. p. Hartley home place, southeast
town, has arrived from California
nd taken possession of his property
Ir. and Mrs. Hartley have moved to
leir Rocky Point farm on the South
lope.
Beardless Spring Rye, recleaned,
lady for seeding. For sale at EN-
EFT Feed Mills.
K. f. Shaw, superintendent of the
ichigan- Idaho Lumber Co., enjoyed ,
visit from his father and brother,
M. Shaw and n r. Shaw of Star, /
onday and Tuesday. The brother, =
Il. Shaw, has spent the winter in G
wa and Nebraska. [
Just 80 years ago on Tuesday Eli v
lnktree entered the yrailroad service il
an apprentice at Omaha, and has S
an in continuous service since. He re- s
lis that at that time the railroad II
en- were engaged in a strike, just p
is now threatened, except it eff (
cted only one line instead of the :,
ton. ,
Frank Hedrick and wife of Idaho 81
lis arrived Friday and created a a
Id surproise among Franks friends St
10 did not know ne was married
ey will make their home here, :,
ank having secured position in n
electrical department at the saw :,
il, ard he reported for work Tues II
2 morning. d
The Irish Colleens have issued in %
atoms for basket social and dance 9
be given Saturday night, March II.
: proceeds of this affair will be ,,
d for the remodeling of the Cath h,