The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1919-02-27
EMMETT NEWS

] C. A. West was a Boise visitor Fri
day.
Bulk garden seeds at Emmett Feed
Mills.
NJ. H. Smith was in town from Lee
tina Wednesday.
For good bread use Fleischman's
yeast, at Reilly's-
Rummage sale, Saturday, at the
| Golden Rule Store.
| Fresh bulk garden seeds, all kinds,
at Emmett Feed Mills.
Miss Katherine Mann made bust
ness trip to Boise last Thursday.
S. B. Morgan of Nampa spent a
couple of days in Emmett this week.
DR.. N. B. Barnes is looking after
some interests at the legislature this
week.
Mrs John Orr came over from Boise
Friday on a business trip, returning
Monday.
Ed Reese went to Nampa Wednes-
day to meet a sister whom he has not
seen in twenty years.
C. F. Ahlborn of New Plymouth
was looking after business matters
in Emmett on Tuesday.
| D.. P. Brooks was here from Boise
this week and purchased several horses
and some machinery from the c. J.
Billiard ranch on the bench.
Life insurance was never needed
more than at this time See F. r
Chaplin and secure a good policy in
Mutual Life of N. Y. Don't delay.
Mrs. William Hunter went to Pert
land Friday to visit her sister, Mrs.
Thompson for short time before re-
turning to her home in Missouri.
l am in the market for cattle. and
hogs. Expect to ship a car Of hogs
on Friday. Those having fat hogs to
sell notify me by phone. Sollie Cal
lender. - Siig-ts
C. P. Hartley returned Saturday
from Butte, Mont, where he had been
called on business matters connected
with the death of a partner in a min
ing project
Ray Baker, recently returned SOL
der who was employed last year as
teacher in the Central Mesa school,
has accepted a position in the school
on the South Slope.
Mrs. Jay Stoner and daughter re-
turned Saturday from a visit of sew
eral months in Los Angeles and other
coast points. They have taken rooms
in the Bucknum residence.
W. H. Madden and David DeClark
drove to Parma this week to bring
over a truck to fill an order for the
NJ & NJ Garage. They found the
roads anything but inviting and were
glad to get home on their own power.
The Victor Talking Machine Com
pany turned 80 per cent of their fac
tory over to help win the war. They
are on the job again and will soon
"show you" whose machines and re-
cords get the business See Easton,
the Reliable Jeweler.
Mrs. Duncan Hunter and little Billy |
went to Boise last week, where they |
remained few days previous to their
departure for the old home at Oak
Park, III. The best wishes of the
follow Mrs. Hunter and
her little son into their future.
George L. Alley, general baggage
agent of the Union Pacific System,
was calling on acquaintance in En-
nett the forepart of the week. Mr..
Alley will be remembered by many
here, having been station agent at
Caldwell some years ago. He is At
,ruther of Tom Alley, who formerly
,wned the ranch now occupied by DR..
sifton.
F. G. Miller, dean of the forestry
department of the state university,
vas in Emmett yesterday awaiting
he opening of the Idaho Northern to
dcCall so he could go there to report
IN the cutting of the ripe timber
.round the Payette Lakes, about
which there has been much controversy.
Or. Miller left this morning on the
rain.
The Victor Talking Machine Com
any, manufacturers of Vicrolas and ,
Tictor records, devoted their factory !,
o supplying their products to army ,
amps in this country and in France. ,
Ience the inability to fill orders. Now a,
he factory is catching up and we will
DON be able to take care of our Gus
omers. w. j. Easton, the home Of =
-. N;otrolo aod N;otor Pacoed~