The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1917-02-22

Jap-a-lac for making old furnitur
new, at Reilly's.
Whitman for Plumbing and Til
work. Phone 46-J.
Mrs. R. F. Thomas is confined t.
her home by sickness.
Gem flour for short time only a
So per sack. Cash Grocery.
w. d. Howell and wife were Bots,
visitors the fore part of the week.
Twenty weeks of thrills in tn,
great serial Liberty" every Tuesday
at the Ideal Theatre.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Lashley wer,
down from their sawmill on Dry
Buck several days this week.
C. R. Whitman was confined to his
home a few days the first part ot
the week by ptomaine poisoning, with
which he was attacked Sunday.
Mrs. Charles Hayes arrived Mon
day from Georgia to join her husband
They will make their home here.
The Mary James were pleasantly
entertained Thursday evening of last
week at the home of Miss Anna Camp
bell
The High School basketball boys
will go to Caldwell, Friday, where
they will play the High School team
of that place.
Ed. P. Shaw, formerly station agent
at this place, has been added to the
force of telegraph operators at the
Caldwell depot.
Mrs. Maggie Roberts left Sunday
for Canada, on receipt Of message
informing her of the serious illness of
heI 'ghter, who lives in that coun-
Try
One of Andy Little's work
horses, which has been sick for a
week or so, slipped away from the
home ranch Friday of last week and
was found Monday in field near the
J. w. Cook place, dead.
J. L. Steward and Hardie Shane re-
turned last week from Portland,
where they took five carloads of
stock, car of steers belonging to Mr.
Steward, and four carloads of sheep
from the VanDeusen ranch.
Butte lodge of Masons will hold
special meeting at the lodge rooms
on Thursday evening, March /, start
ing at Z o'clock Work in the second
degree All visiting brethren are cor
daily invited to be present.
Mrs Fred Brown of Payette came
up Friday afternoon to attend the
of the Mary James at the
home of Miss Anna Campbell. Sat
urday, Fred joined her and they spent
the weekend in town visiting friends
and relatives.
Louis Wachter, one of the sub
stantial citizens of New Plymouth,
is in town this week to do special
work in the interest of the Modern
Woodman lodge. He will be pleased
70 explain the splendid features of
his fraternal organization.
A. D. Stanton, traded 40 acres, adj
Joining Montour, to Chas. Campbell |
or his ranch near the Butte west of
own, this week Then Mr.. Stanton
sold the Campbell place to H. H.
Hamilton. The 40 acres at Montour
consists of the Ben Brown 20 acres
md 20 acres belonging to Mrs. Stan
on.-Sweet Sentinel.
The boy who steals is fool. Once
lie gets a court record, no business Of
ice will ever take him. 1t is not so
much the fear of loss of what he
ould pick up on the street or around
n office. 1t is that he has a yellow
freak in his nature and could never
e depended on for loyal service.
Experts in hog psychology have of
cred many recipes for curing the
ig-eating SOW. They vary all the
-ay from liberal ration of salt pork
} liberal application of club. The
cry best treatment for such a sow,
avs our friend experience, is to feed
berally on corn, run sharp knife
ito her throat at a point well known
, all her best friends, dash the car
ass into scalding hot water, clean
inside and in, trim and smoke, and
srve with eggs right off the nest
nd skillet. 1t is sure and happy
Ire.
Mark your hens. Leg bands for this
lrpose at Emmett Feed Mills.
The Majestic, the range with
at Reilly's.