The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1920-10-28
ROY l. BLACK

office.
Mrs. J. v. Berry is Boise visitor
this week.
M. Horton is among the Boise viz
itors this week.
Stock powder at half price At the
Coop Exchange.
We viii grind your grain and clean
your seed At Emmett Feed Mills.
Laurence Polly has gone to the
Lakes to fill Harvey Parks place
while he is absent
Mr.. and Mrs. Dion and Mr.. and
Mrs. Hill took advantage Of the lovely
day Sunday and motored to Boise. !.
will not die for you, but viii have
it done by the best dyer in the state
for you. Emmett Tailoring and Clean
ing Co. 4-3t
Mr.. and Mrs. J. P. Dion are enjoy
ing a visit with Mrs. Dion's sister,
Mrs. Jack Hill and husband who are
here from Bend, Ore.
Miss Lucy Kieldsen returned to her
school work in Nampa Saturday at
ter few pleasant days spent in the
F. D. Bowen home.
At present prices for coal why buy
more than necessary. Coles Master
Malleable Range means a one-third
to one-half fuel saving.
Friends will be saddened to hear of
the death of Mr.. Whipple in Nampa
this week Mr.. Whipple was resi-
dent of the Emmett Slope number
Of years.
If you believe that Zachman has
fulfilled former promises in the Of
flee of Gem county treasurer, your
vote for him will guarantee another
term of like services-Adv.
Donald Rose and wife of Boise mo-
,ored over to Emmett Sunday to spend
the day with his father, and the three
we're guests for dinner at the home Of |
Charles Kester on the bench.
Save money by having your suit or
overcoat cleaned, repaired and refined.
We do everything from making button
holes to making a full dress suit.
Emmett Tailoring and Cleaning Co.
Buy your squash and onions at the
Coop Exchange.
Mrs. Stokesbery and Mrs. Burdell
Friday from Caldwell, where
hey had been attending the Rebekah
A number of the members
we're present Wednesday at the dedi-
alton of the Odd Fellows Home
Last Thursday evening The Lau-
eta Concert company gave one of the
irst exceptionally clever programs
# the year. While there were more
popular songs ihaa was expected OF
his company, every one went away
inging or wnistii,g. The conetr-
york was good The dance after
Yards was enjoyed by large num-
er. The concert was given under
he auspices of the high school student
ody and the dance by the Loyal Le-
ion. Both organizations realized
ODDLY sum.
A letter from Ed Stanley, nothing |
S of change m his address from
,inubia to San Diego, says of the
official situation: Eve are getting
lot of political speeches here at
resent, but nobody pays any atten-
ion to them on either side. II any
ody starts a political argument the
Their fellow replies that it is too
ne-sided to talk about. There may
v a little doubt how the South will
o, but none as to how the rest of
ne country will go. Borah is getting
, be about as popolar in California
$ he is in Idaho, and that is going
ome."
The southbound train Monday
corning struck one of w. D.. Patter-
ms cows. injuring the animal so bad
|, that it had to be killed. Later
,mebody's horse evidently on making
$ escape from the danger zone"
tempted to cross the railroad bridge
the canyon north Of town and got
ing up with its legs between the ties.
he section crew had to be called up
|, extricate the critter from its per-
GUS situation. Because in the course
: time, barring other complications,
lere would have been train along
for the right-of-way over
mt particular bridge. - Cascade
eva
Tilfy calf meal on saIe It the Coop
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