The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1921-09-08


m pound. Cash Grocery.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. w. Wilton wer
m Boise visitors Wednesday.
Jess Demasters and family wer
" down from their ranch near Ola t
take in the Labor Day festivities.
,of Why experiment with tires? Us
Brunswicks. Gem County Vulc.
Works.
K. Hemstitching and 10 cents yard
Work guaranteed. Mrs. w. H. Shane
:" phone 1912.
It The regular meeting of the Easter
Star will be held Tuesday evening
= Sept. 10. Everybody come.
Walter Laidlaw came in FRIDAY
: from two months outing in the up
$ per country.
Will sell three extra good milk
n cows. Will take some hay. L. J.
d Ross, East Main st. Att.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd Cox of Mon
r tour took in the Labor Day celebra-
! ton Mnday.
Miss Margaret Truman went to
: Boise Monday, where she will attend
st. Teresa's academy this year.
w. L. Burton has opened up his
shoe repairing shop at the Idaho
Hardware & Furniture Co.
Frank Holbrook and family we're
among those from Ola who attended
Labor Day celebration.
R. E. holland and wife were among
those from Montour who celebrated
Labor Day here.
Glenn Campbell left Tuesday for
Salem, Oregon, to resume his work at
| Willamette University.
The Past Noble Grand Circle will
meet September Is next Thursday
at 1880 p. M, in Rebekah hall.
Attorney A o. Sutton was up from
Payette on Tuesday, looking after le-
gal business before the probate court.
Attorney Harry Kessler of Boise
was in Emmett yesterday on business
connected with the drainage district.
Tanlac, that celebrated medicine,
makes you eat better, feel better, sleep
better and work better. Sold by H.
T. Davis.
Sollie Calender and Perry Wilbur
were down from Cascade the first CT
the week to visit their uncle Soil Cal
lender, who is very i'll from heart
trouble
Miss Viola Creswell returned Sun
day from a weeks visit in Boise
She was accompanied home by Miss
Muriel Heller, who spent several days
visiting here.
DR.. and Mrs. B. o. Clark and son
spent delightful day Sunday in the
Boise basin country, going by way of
Placerville, Centerville, Pioneerville
to Grimes Pass, thence home through
Garden valley and Dry Buck.
Tanlac has the largest sale of any
medicine in the world. Over Twenty
Million bottles have been sold in six
years. No other medicine has ever
approached it as seller. H. T. Da- t
Wis.
B. B. Davis and daughter Iynette c
Saturday from horseback {
trip to the Middle Fork of the Pay /
cite river. They xeht up through
Garden valley and returned by way
IF Grimes Pass. g
A card received from C. w. O'Con-
Tor, states that he and the family
arrived at their new home in Remsen,
n. Y, August 20, after 16 days Of 7
and had very little auto
two punctures and one !.
blowout They send best regards TO
everybody.
A. C. Reid and family came down 0
rom Bevidere Saturday. The family \
viii stay here during the school year, n
nd Mr.. Reid will return to the An u
rev Little ranch at Belvidere, whereI
e has been employed since last win
er.
B
James Ewing of Ola was in town !
tuesday, to make final proof on his :
omestead before U. S. Commissioner Il
rouch. Mr.. Ewing was one of Gem
ounty's soldiers in the late war and c.
planning to take advantage of the d
oyernment's offer of vocational T,
aiming. NJ
Just received large shipment of a,
he wonderful remedy, Tanlac. This
the great medicine you have been N
caring about. The remedy that's 40
ade such wonderful reputation and ~
hich has accomplished such remark -.
lie results all over the United States al
i'd Canada. Get your bottle now at
T. Davis
Mr. and Mrs. Ross Mcpherson came 90
-er from Caldwell Monday to attend
some business matters, and ex- gil
,cted to return home that same ev- ms
ing, but Mr.. Mcpherson and Conda EN-
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