The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1918-02-21

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All kinds of fresh bulk seeds fol
either garden or field. Emmett Feeo
Mills.
If YOU wish to save money on youl
carpenter work see w. II. Basye
phone sew.
For Italian prunes, peaches, sweet
cherries and all kinds of nursery stock
send to Caldwell Nurseries, Caldwell
Idaho.
Harry Long, forest ranger at the
High Valley station for some time
has been promoted to Supervisor
Mains office in Emmett. He and his
wife arrived the latter part of last
week.
Read the advertisement on another
page of the public sale of mich cows,
which takes place Friday, March l.
These cattle are high grade stock and
present an unusual opportunity to
secure choice mich cows.
The progressive business men in
the McNish block at the lower end
of Main street are installing electric
lights on the outside of their build
ings, which will make that portion Of
the street as light as day at night
The Idaho County Free Press, of
Grangeville, tells of one boy, Lee Roy
Teats, making a record trip of over
ITS miles, to that place to take the
physical examination, and largest
part of the trip was made on snow
shoes. He came from the Salmon
river section above Warren.
Mr.. Dubburke, foreman of the box
factory at the Sawmill, left yester-
day for Chippewa Falls, Wis, to at
tend the funeral of his 2-year-old
son who died that day. The child has
been with his mother in Canada since
last fall.
w. E. Fisher returned Tuesday from
a visit to his father near St. Anthony,
who has been very sick.
Mrs. Horace Burr, who has return
ed to Cascade, writes to her brother,
Roy Keithley, that the thermometers
registered Is below zero at Cascade
Tuesday night
Vera Puliiam, fell and broke her
knee cap on Monday. She is teaching
the school near Box Springs on Viii
low creek
Clarence Morehouse, who was re-
Gently appointed a clerk in the post
office, assumed his duties Monday
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Doran this week
moved back to Emmett from Car
den Valley and have taken rooms at
the Colonial.
DR.. N. B. Barnes, who has been
quite III for IA week or two, IS getting
better.
Mrs. W. D. Howell was gwen de-
lightful surprise Saturday evening,
when members of the 500 Climb march
ed in upon her unawares to celebrate
Ter birthday.
c. L. Carnage was confined ito his
home Tuesday and Wednesday by an
attack of the grip.
The Yeoman lodge viii celebrate
the goth anniversary of the founding
of the order at Rebekah hall, Tues
day evening at $3.50. A dance will be
given and social entertainment pro-
yided. All Yeoman and their families
are invited.
Ralph c. Robinson returned Sat
urday from Portland, where he had
been working in the ship building
yards for several weeks He says
that is a busy place.
Hrs. Clair Haylor arrived Monday
from st. Anthony for a weeks visit
with her mother, Mrs. c. V. Wolfe.
Since her husband joined the colers,
Mrs. Haylor has held a good position
in lumber yard at st. Anthony, but
upon her return she will take still
better position as bookkeeper in COM
mercisl bank of that city.
C. A. Whitman is suffering from a.
severe attack of sciatic rheumatism
and is enable to attend to business.
V. T. Craig and D. H. VanDeusen
were in Boise Tuesday and Wednes-
lay to confer with the Council of
Defense IN regard to plans for the
next Liberty loan.
A large assortment of fresh garden
seeds in bulk. Emmett Feed Mills