The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1917-07-19
Diamond Edge knives and razors

JOHn yum OI horseshoe Bend SDen
a couple of days the first of the weel
visiting an Emmett friend.
The interior walls of the Pioneer
Furniture company's store are being
tinted by Charlie Simpson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Little went t.
the upper country on Tuesday t,
camp out during the hot weather.
DR.. W. H. Turkey, Harry SheIlworti
and E. K Hayes returned Tuesday
from fishing trip to the lakes.
Mrs Maggie Calender Roberts re.
turned this week from Prosser, Wash
and announces that she is back tc
stay.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. E. Westbrook re.
turned home Tuesday from a visit
of several weeks in the Twin Falls
country.
Miss Maud Myers left yesterday for
Twin Falls to visit at the home OF
Rev. and Mrs. c. L. Bent for a couple
of weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. D. Little and baby
passed through town last Thursday
on their way from Middleton to Smith
Ferry for an outing.
Rev. and Mrs. S. Mex. Hunter, D.
H. VanDeusen, H. T. Davis and Mrs
Sadie Blackler went to Boise on Mon
day to attend Presbytery
Miss Lillian Baker, who was pros
trated by the heat last week and was
quite i'll for several days, is better
and able to be around again.
Mrs. Frank S. Moore and children
are spending a few weeks visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Long at the
Clear Creek rangers station
G. B. Mains has been in the upper
country for a week past recruiting
for the company of engineers to be
sent to France to operate sawmills.
Bruce Shafer of Payette has &C
cepted a position in the Haley &
Miles drug store to succeed Harvey
Parks, who enlisted in the Field Hos
pital company.
]. R. Hance of Spencerville, o., ar
rived Tuesday to visit his son T. E.
in this city. Since last spring he has
been visiting relatives in Oklahoma
and Kansas and came direct to En-
NETT from a visit with brother at
Bartlett, Kan.
Fires in the timber have been num-
erous for two weeks, and forest rang
ers are kept busy extinguishing them.
Everything is very dry in the forest
and constant vigilance is necessary
to nip every fire in the bud and pre-
vent serious loss.
The Nampa Record says this of
former Emmett farmer: c. A. Pape |
two hogs in Nampa one day |
asst week for which he received the
snug sum of s107.S3. When a farmer
has grain or stock to sell these times
lie sure gets the money"
The sale of Boise Riggs effects at
lis farm south of town on Monday
rev only a small crowd, but prices
or stock ruled high. Cows sold for
rs, a yearling heifer brought S51
md hogs went for high prices. Col
mel Barnard came down from High
ALLEY to cry the sale.
R. H. Stanley, who is in charge of
he old West fruit farm east of the
Frozen Dog ranch, has been kept
usy marketing his sweet cherry crop
nd has obtained good prices. The
ruit from this place is always of a
Ugh standard, but this year the cher
les were of an especially fine quality.
Charles L. Martin returned home
thursday from two months alb
ence in Canada and at Seattle and
pokane. In Canada he says war is
he principal topic. While there he
aw several trainloads of Jananese
oldiers entraining from ships to
e transported to the Atlantic
,ast, thence to the French front for ,
srvice with the allies. He says they
ere happy looking bunch and were
ljoying themselves immensely.
Jap-a-lac for making old furniture
sw, at Reilly's. II
The Cash Grocery pays 35 cents
,und for country butter.
Expert repairing and prompt ser
&c ut Lockett's harness shop.