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THE INDEX
the index
TEE EMMETT MEL
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Not reacted by any other one paper.
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but can y^>u afford to dt» without it?
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EMMETT, CANYON COUNTY, IDAHO. SATURDAY MORNING, JANUARY «, 1894.
. NO. 10,
VOL. I.
SOCIETIES,
piRfiT M K. obqruh of Kmmvtl. Regular *er
I nMH oo the finit Sunday in each month at
II a. in. and 7:80 n, n|. ; a loo H^rvloc* on ih« 3rd
Sundays at 7;HI) \> in. Sunday school every Suu
«lay morning at 10 o'clock- ITayer meeting
every Wodneieday evening
Rev F
L. Yooko Pastor
F IRST BAPTIST church of Kmmcll.
lar MTV tee* at 11 u- m and 7 4u n. in on i
fourth Sunday of each month In M. E. church.
Rev. I (. Pbhhinm. Fa*U>r
Hckm
E M.MKTTSVIU.IC LODOENo. II. I. 070. F.
Me« in mi 1st and 3rd Saturday night« of
«'och month- All Odd Follow« in good Htaiulliu.'
cordially tfcvtied t,. attend
FiMM.EY M"NI«mK.
Secretary.
Chah. Oakks,
N. (i.
Qt:, O, H, DAVENPORT,
DENTIST
Will he In Kmmclt on Friday and Saturday of
each week. All xvork «irloVly nrsV-cla**
HR. K. CLYMWH
Fliywlclan tfc öurgoou
Emmet. Idaho.
Day or nUtht call* promptly aiiKwerud.
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C. H. HBIEBLV.
PliyslclAU db Sur*ooii
Hol*e. Idaho.
Oflloo In Spcljdc Hulldimr- Main at. Will be in
Kmmctt every Thumday.
R. C. A. 8. PROSSER.
FJbyeilciau c fa öurgoon
Boise. Idaho.
D
Dr. Proexur Is a graduate ot Uellcvnu Roapilal
Medical CuUege New York city, and has spent
the lust six luuatUs la the Post I.raduau College
ami hospitals of Chicago Office 713 Main Htreel.
next door lo Myers' drug store
8. SMITH
J.
Notary Pukdlo.
Kmaiett. Idaho.
A
OollftwUuft a Hpv
WllI pnu*tl«H.* In all court«
clality.
MEACHEN.
Idaho.
Emmett.
Will practice in all court«,
trusted lo my care will receive* prompt attention
All matter« c
k UANK T. WYMAN.
HAMBY U WYMAN.
YMAN A WYMAN
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Attonioya rat law
Boise. Idaho.
Wilt practice In all court« and before the E
S. I,anu Office. Offllce, T«J6 Main «I.. cor. 7lh.
T. W1LKKHSON
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Barlsor.
AU work «triotly first-cla
Shop in Kmiuctt.
Hair cutting. 3?» cents; shamiiuoiDK cent« and
hhavinK *Ä cents.
E. SNODDHASS,
w.
Emmett. Idaho,
Doe* all kinds ot ECni'UCiMi mid
Saddle nopnirliis.
work strictly tlrst-clas* and the |>atrouabe of
every
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in this part t>f the country 1* solicit«*!.
p ABNEY.
Hoqsg «*? Sign
PftlNTeK.
Idaho.
Kmmcll.
Paper han^inv » specUMij.
Dempsey & Co.
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Idaho.
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drugs
PATENT MEDICINES.
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Coufectionen',
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Hardware. Stoves Tmware.
MAKKS A SPECIALTY «>P
Tin Work of
All Descriptions
M AM' FA» Tl* K Kl« OF
Galvanized Iron Flues.
Everjtliinjr at
Boise Oit v Prices.
Whi n ytm arc in Emmell «to n«»t (all to vail on
He will tn*al you white.
Tinker.'
—Eggs wanted on subscription.
—We understand that Rev. It (i. Pt«rk
ins was the lowest bidder fur the mail
contract for Die line between Emmett
.mil Caldwell and of course will gel Die
contract. This will please the (ssiple of
Emmett tlrslrale. Mr OlTenberger's
Conlract lasts until sonn l«:v ill June.
Postmaster Demjsiey and Jim Phil
went to Boise during the week.
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They inform us that t.ovenmr McCon
n«-il will be in Emmett one
to-night and address the people of this
community on the irrigation question.
This is the Governor's old home and he
will be given a cordial welcome.
■k from
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—A new plan t« raine the fumL« to
build a railroad between Payette and
Kmim tt will be laid before the people
of both place* and intervening (mints at
a big mass meeting in the near future.
hFrom what we have heard «»f it we h»
Affo-vf it is a f*-asiahle proposition and
ySvillmeet with th** appr«»baiion ami av
Wd*tanre «»f everbody
This max !*• th.
d * circular neighbor Yen
able referred n* receutlx
Go- il.
The Emmett Index.
Pl ai.INHMl* AT
X9sxm.Mxi.ott« IcIaHu,
BVBUV «ATVttUAY
MrBM'HlfTlOII KATE-*
Vi »*1
I to
One Year.
SU Month«
made to the proper ulïl»
il of the Ini»k,\ thrt v^h
ApplU-atlou has boon
dais for the transmis*«
the U. S. mall iv- aeocmd^BOH mutter.
— Miss Hattie Hllderback has returned
to sciueil In lloise.
—Emmett starts into new year at
|ieace with herself and all the world,
—The outlook for Emmell is ex cep-!
I tonally bright ; brighter than ever before,
—Grandma Star Is over from ('rape
creek tospend the winter with her (laugh
ter. Mrs. Tom Elliott.
—The Index has turned out some
neat job printing for the Odd Fellows
of Emmett the past week.
—(Jovt-riwr McConnell has written
to H. A. CowdfMi that h«' will s«*t a «lain
tu visit Emmett In the usai 1 futur**.
— Miss Mar> Gardner returned to
Itolso l iiemla.vwlu*re »he ha* l»M*n attend
iiiif the Catholic 1 allege for young lautea.
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—Miss Max Salmon hat returned from
near Falk's Stör-, wli.-r the has just
taiiKht a successful four month*» t«*rm
of gchuol.
—Tib* M' lhodist revival was cummnie«
(d last M..mluy and «.•understand will :>.
conlimiod «ach evening during Hus
ntoitlh
—Win, Cowdcn nnd Eug«*iM* I«orton
have taken up UK) acre«
public domain, two miles east of Km melt,
and have already constructed palatial
residence ! hereon.
*h of the
—Hon. M. H, Uwlnn denies that he
Went through the temple during his
recent v sit to Sail I .like. Nevertheless
he is very reticent «bout the style of his
underwear.—Tribune.
—A rubber stamp with your name will
mark your linen, books, tools and many
othi r articles thereby saving you many
times Us cost. You can get such a
stamp of S, ,I. (iriffen. Ogden, 1'tab, for
10-41
3Ö cents.
Brookshire celebrated his fifty -
Anlbtrth-dav on New Year's day: hut
as he failed to invite us to participate ill
the ct*h*brallntf Ceremoniv* we «re nut
to enumerate tin* ba«l and
indifferent resolution* b«* made on thin
occassion.
—Mr. Sheppard. T. (iambic, ami IV.
Hall, were the only ones on the sick list
nl the Sheppard house during the past
few days. If any family in this \ icinify
can beat this record we don't know tu
But la grippe lias not been fatal in any
ease vet.
—Tin- Indkx family tiave teen lli
of many kind favors since
•hieb are duly
r«H*ipn*nts
coming i" Emmett
Appreciated. We would Ilk«* l«» make
K|»ecia) mention «if thw* favor« but hope|
to have sonn* mon* substantial way ol
reelprocati hit and showing mir hijfh appre
ciation. And beside«, those wh«i have
done the m«»st to stiUHith tin* stormy path
of **ye editor" and his family, have not
done so f«»r the puriHjoe «»f having
advertised, which makes their acts allT
j.
the more appreciated.
—Joseph Dejren. r»*sidinji just north
of Emmett, and one of the best citizens]
in this community, had « sad misfor
tune hap)H*n him rhiirsdax afternoon.
He went into his barn about dusk and
kicked b\ one of the horses. The
lower jaw tsme was broken in a fright
ful muoner and several t.s-D, were knock
He was otherwise bruised in a
Being somewhat
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ed out.
most painful manner,
advanced in years his injuries are likely
to lay him up for several weeks, which
Ills numerous friends will sincerely
half an hour after the
accident before the family knew of it
and he was lying i» an unconscious
condition when found. Dr. (.'ly mor has
patched ( 1(1 the wounds and the patient
is resting comparatively easy, but will
be unable to take any food excepting
liquids for sometime.
tvgr«*l. It whs
FALK'S STORE ITEMS.
Regular Correspondence.
Owing to freezing weather Die («lacer
mines along the river have shut down
until it moderate*.
sav two weeks that the
cent to the rocker: it should
Th«* 13 |h *8 mud«* us
irr« >uml whs
paying iw*
ha\ . h. di •(*»!»• c<*lit lo lh<* pan."
Everybody is cautioned not to forget
the lyceum in the Anderjani si
house Sal u id ay evening,
lend liave a giHKl time.
K jesgard is reported better from
Mrs. Rusmussoti is
h«s.l
All who h(
Mil
her recent illness,
also re|M«rted sick.
It is Miss Cardner who is the sliort
haud teacher in this neighborhood: but
then mistakes will hap|M-n in the best
of families.
RngFn«* Parmit «uv« Emmett is a
(luredly cheap place i«» «pend the hol
idB.vft, coiwldering lh«* large amoiint of
H e aavs five «d\h«^b«»vH, Imp* hört", ihm*
s and him»elf were up for theVhitl-1
mas f«*8tlx*ilie*. and all told, t hey were
not «Mit much more than would Ifrub
stake a ( hlnamaii. Il ws«jdl to •
fellow for a dance; he can ha\e a better
one now for half the money; but then
Ihofa* were the davs «»f old the day« of
(old.
l;«hk 1 xv ht.li
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Mr. and Mrs. Birts gave the young
I folk» a parly Friday evening. The time
.as s|s-nl very («leasaiilly daacing.
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sick'but wl' -.b' to be mov^ to Èin
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men the other day.
Miss Flora McCall, one of the learner»]
in the Emmett public schools, was visit
ing her friend. Miss Eltie Anderson, at
I this place, during last week.
Alter tile lyceum is over some of the
boys slay and[practice the manly art of
self-defence. Their trainer is a Mr. Few
tH «(ilile a (>rtMeKHloua!.
e girl« max not b«* in it to
s to bMiiiy, but when
* in the culinary art.
xx e will defy the world to beat *»*ni.
clot hex w
Falk's >
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The Farmers to Organize the
Company.
COMMENDABLE PROJECT,
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A Rousing Meeting- Surveying Party
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in the Field—Other Notes.
week's Index was a grand success. c»n- !
sidering the limited notice given. In
jthis connection, before giving a report
if the meeting, we might as well go
details us lo the origin of this
| lut'
i For many years, first on«* and th«*n !
Jlllot | H . p company of foreign capitalist*
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have been tell I hit the ppciplr of thlscom
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munlty about fvor to often that In a few
day« they would commence 'acilve
1 operations on a canal t<v|rrlgate (he arid
lands in this vicinllv, and non«* «if their
l()mani wjlh ,. X(< . |lt i<>n. have
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ever done anything more substantial i
than to file on two or three hundred
movement.
water in the Payette, and parade up and ;
th«iusand Inches of (he unappropriated
down he columns of some MW.p. 1 «. j
,,arpa * ^ n ' a . 't. \ . !** .. H '
^lulemlvd to do with il. T heir intentions.
perhaps, were nil right, but unfortunately
j |h en . 8( .,. ms t „ haV e alwavs been a hitch
somewhere alun- the line and th«*\ were
some« hen along tin line amt liny wtn
unable to carry them into effect. I'erhajis
some of thesi> movements were made In
j conceded fact that the main Incentive
! good faiih. but it is
pretty generally
with must uf them was to obtain
liable water right, by the taking, and
val
i
sell it out to some other corporation who
CXK'LD take out the water and arrange
j | 4) have the iaa»r devil uf a farmer pax
I them hack this unnecessary expenditure
with good interest along wjlh his annual
i water rent. It is in this resis-ct a matter
of congratulation Dial the ditch, under
i Knt .|, n)l unhappy arrangement, has never
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, material!/.« d. Hut the op|*>rlunity to
I take out tin* ditch is dot tf«nn*. neither
lias tlie enterprise lost any of its merits
failures. In fact it would be
by the
a much more profitable Investment to-day
I ti, u „ t«a»^ ^
Park Wardwell, William Cowden. John
( 'arU*r, Adam St«*lnbuwer, ai»«l Eugene
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ill A
w,l ^ked up to the Hlack canyon, sum«*
i ihr«*«* xve»*ks atr«i, l«i view the scene of >
In the full glare of
j Die light of these facun party consisting
of Hon. U. A. Cowden. E. K. Haves.
>rt«»n, made up a xvatron load ami
many btisU*«! schemes, and on th«* road
borne met Dan Richards, with whom
small ditch to
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irrigate the land oath is aide of the river.
along the foothills east of Emmett, was
bri< . Hv (lis ,., lss( . (t . a tul it was decided to
n'meetnigof those direct!« interested,
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(»talk over the project. A few days
before the call was issued
and in the meantime the idea to include
the settlement on the bench north of the
river, took root, with the result that this
passed by
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was nnallv done, and thus was born the
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i.ir.i -i. 11 .nsi " 1 ,H al " V''
(ana ( nti rprtsi (ouDmi.ati
the hro.o iniiiih , enii.priMiig 1 m' 1 n '
il i n upi" r ayilli \a > y , in tu mij
eessfnl (•onsiinimalion of which all south
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western Idaho are either directly or In-1
directly interested. lad us hope that it
will be the nucleons around which will
center and gravitate all the benefits
which its promoters anticipate
THE MRBTIXG.
By actual count ninety-two of the
sturdy farmers and business men of
j Emmet were present aqd lent their in
Huence to the success of the délibéra
Dons, and others who could not come
sent letters of regret, giving assurance
that they were there in spirit.
I
j K. A. 0»wd«*u was «'1 i*c(«h 1 ( TiHirmuii.
and Finley M«>ur«H* Sei*r«*i»rv. Th«* chair
man pr«MM*«*d**d to «*xplHÎn tin* objocl« *»f
[the meeting, after which a general
I c 11 salon of the matter followed. Every
J on< , t»x|ift»jn^| n deep and lincere Inlereat
j in the project, and I« use a trite old ex
preaiion, **were right in for it." Nothing
definite could he done towards organizing
j H company until some reliable estimate
[of the probable o«wt of the ditch could
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he had, and arrangement« were promptly
| made with the well-known civil engineer,
I Edward Hedden. who. by previous ar-j
as («resent, to make »
The meeting lasted
j
rangement,
j liminary survey
fur three hours and the house Waal
! crowded wh-n adjourned. The .peaches
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were all pretty much along the same
j,end and showed that there
was no
I lukewarmness or feeling of Indifference,
one of the old pioneers who hel|ssl take
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1 «Mil the loist C hance Ditch, rei»r«*Benia
'•1 built : Hal ditch xt hen none .»f «* had
k of: had hardlv enough
marked; "We struggled along
f tiv«*l\
a •
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Boise valley
k. .1 half ton
eat. and had log«
, and buy ha>
at a time:
aver U
couldn't buy any more, and
»r «Mir
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had to raky amt serais, like all-glt-out to
get mottey enough to buy that much, all
at once.
Mot uuw, by ponton of uup fru
g»lily ami InduMry. wr iju nul have to
go it quite po rough, hut )f wo had had
u> pay $lo per acre fur a wnt«i right, in
cash, ami $1 -V) per acre, in cash, annual
water rent, where would we ba? We
would be <»n a rented farm up in Vhe poop
house. I'hnI eg|ierieQce has taught us
that it In better fur farmers to organize
comimnies and lake out ditches them'
selves, even If ll lakes years uf beastly
labor and much privation, and I am
willing to go Into this ditch company it
it costs frUO.OOU, ami takes un ten vear*
to build it, We will have the satisfac <
at least of knowing lhal it j H
and If 1
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property, to handle as we see lit
there Is any Interest to be paid, we
pay It direct to the loaner of the priori-1
pul, which we will know was spent for
actual work iterforined. Neighbors, us
wi* can id I at it intelligently, let
ur uriiauiir Ihh comimny," Committees
wert« ap|Hilnted tu ascertain all the facta I
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in connectlon with the unter prior, after
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which the meeting adjourned. tubjrct
to the call of the committee on aubacrip
Hon. composed of Ed. Stanley, John
Carter, and .1. M. Martin.
wnili
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Dun IMhm-ds is all right, but Ihr I
pMINwitlon hud attained larger pr«|a»p- j
lions than he anticipated.
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Surveyor Heddeit «ml six h(d|H»r« sre |
, h# m » klll(rn NlirvP y and
will complete the work within two weeks,
j aK)k ftir caM and be presenl at
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'"l" * e v r iss. . r
"»'I cover ZO.tkgl a( IS s on |
;tlM> bp|]) . || M|l( , 4 „ (kK) Hrr ,. 8 ,.„ s ,
f I
It is the intention to takeout
llie ditch five or six miles above the Black
canyon, on the north side of the rher.
and Mum It across to the auuth side at i
of land ou the bench. It lies ,lnoet in I
one strip of a mile wide and live and a
quarter long, and extends east and west. |
nod is west of a
Emmett.
the canyon.
Tile State has only
1*m- led 3.380
or«*»
line due north from .
Emmett, excepting one flirty-acre tract, j
It is thought most of the State land will
be abov e the line uf the ditch. The State
land is about two and a half miles back
from the river.
A Mr. Hedges, a representative of a
New York company, was prêtent at the
meeting, but no one was aware of his
. identity. He is a very pleasant gentle- i
j
and NX' believe claims (bat hl»
j company have every thing ready to com
»rk on the ditch in a short time.
aience
1 While here he mad«* some preliminary
' inquiries as to the cost «»f lumber, etc.
If the surveyors r**porl 1 « favorable, j
! articles of incorporation will be drawn
I up and ready lo «Isrn at the next mwl* I
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I * ,r atedthe»ucciwso f co^iMratltredltchea
Bnd aU wh " CM "' ar, ' b '' in
,M * °" 0 ' which wM1 b, ' buiU and
bed at the meeting to pay for the survey, j
« hielt will cost •AM), in cash, ami about |
HS much mots* in stock.
Don't lianir h«*hi ,«1. but b«* present
, inj?.
I and gel in on the ground tl«H>r.
The last Chance Ditch has demon-1
»led in a similar manner.
Over one hundred dollars whs snhscri
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—D. . Uroeabeck, wife and daughter,
are over from Star visiting son-in-law, |
j 1-2*1. Vahlberg mid wife, M r. (irœslwck
L j w p|j. Interested in the reclamation
I ,.f the arid lands of this state and is the
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principal promoter of a large farmers
ditch in the vicinity of Star, which. |
when completed, will cover several
! thousand acres of fertile land in Boise)
I valley, a greater |iortion of which is
still open to settlement. The ditch will ;
be lukon out of the Boise river a few
miles below Boise and raised lo cover
the hind along the fool hills al as near a
|>uinl as (sissible. It will continue along j
the fool hills until Willow creek is
reached when it will either follow up
| that stream or else a large lateral will
he taken out to water the fertile land
aloii^r its banks and th** main ditch car
ried on lo lh«* land« below. This is a
gigHiitic umlortakin^ ami (he farmers
di«-lahme are tackling it with (hat herculean
grit and determination so strongly in -1
herenl in the western farmers. Ah
there may be «orne question as lo the
water supply in the river during ex
cepttonally dry «« asoiis.
prop«*** erecting a number of small reaer- •
I vor* at c«>nvienent internals along the
- a . ... . . . ... . . .»
foot-hills which will at least |iarliall>
| remove ihis difficulty.
the promoter*
This
sort
enterprise and manifestation of -help
prc-lthemaplvesiiess" among the farmers of
Idaho, most of whom are yet compara
lively |»s>r. cannot beim energetic ally
ipplaud.sl. And besides .1 pn -mises s
satisfactory solution of the much vexed
| irrj)tllUon |irobh . m ud WP bl ., i ^ vr lr lhl .
.
fitrmers under the big ditch corporation
ihronghoul the
judicious planning they can arrange.
I m time, lo control, at least. the** xust
•si would do a litth*
euterprise«. which, under the (»r«*>» ut
regime are unmistakable impediment«
1 to their prosj«* Htx and happinem
°br ♦*nterpi ; - ng i
xx it li no unhiward ob;
Max
.1. igl.N.re Of Siar mccl
«t actes in the hinhsIx
«■nsumniali.« of this
>I|d Mcw-rfl||
tM ba
I been undertaken iu their locmlity.
the g
ever
MIDDLETON ITEM«,
KcKalar I Vtrrcnpondaooe.
The singing at Middleton, held every
Tuesday evening, under the management
K K. Shaver. Is quite a success,
twenty.feur scholar. unrulled in theclaa*
and some good singing la anticipated In
the near fnlure.
The literary society held at Middleton
iMinning smoothly, and meets every
Saturday evening with large allendance.
Recitations. Songs, etc., are numerous,
slid If the Emmett society have any
questliins of (miMifiance that Ihey deem
themselves incapable of doing Justice,
please stud the same tu us. and we wil(
K,,W ' thi ' m u '' • 'I««'«'» «—»*>. <*» "a
»lf *dy demonstrated the fact that
" t>r<- Mv' n Hlioft Line Is a detriment to
Idaho: aisu, it, the woman suffrage queg.
lion, the women eame out second best.
The good-natured, old mu ley cow lhal
roams our streets and which seems to bo
her delight to go into open hams and
through wire fences when there Is a hay
idacK III sight, of late, lias hud a weak.
u<*mn fop gotug into the mill to liiMnect
, * K m,n «o mapeci
the machlnrrv. ami of coursr. to br
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* 1 1 curoroeai,
>PHn * ***<■*• 1,1 1,11 °* " r day. In her
mnmt«» soclabllitx, t u* ina»roKl muley
mal her equal In the shsp. of •arrral
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young men. and while one of them held
her by the rap« the othem tied a coal oil
can to her tail,
She was then turned
loom* for r«*sul|s.
The irood-imtiireil old
mi ,lev left Hie mill with as good grace
a, |s.sHtblr. but on dlscovcrhigtha. w.mc
ihlmr was wrong, she struck a call that
wuuld pul to shame Nancv Hanks »ml
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w J " WM hHr, "' V r ' Khl
to laugh althe |KH>r old critter, but the
old muley reite hed Middleton in less time
than you could say Meat, and wandering
around for a
on a neighbor's door-step until sho was
relieved of her burden.
Then- is a rumor on foul among tho
ranchers of this vicinity uf trying to hav*
constructed a bridge »cross the Boia«
river, near the l-t-mp ranch, but that is
nothing new for us. Heretofore we have
rhlle, she finally cam|>e(l
been com|Ndled to submit to Boise City'a
say-so, but now we presume we will be
obliged to submit
Caldwell.
tO III«* SM\ -SO Of
Mr. A. L. Smith, «if Mountain Hum«*,
has been visiting old friends in mir town
a few days this week.
Miss l.i/.xie Newman of Middleton is
visiting^riends on the Payette.
S. F. Cheney has >rot his new barn
completed, at hie teach, on (be hill lo|A
and it is a tfood which was much
n«'''ded on his farm.
Middleton will jflxe one «if lh<»s«* if rami
s*K*ial ball« on Monday ovenina .Ian. 8.
A. S. Hole lain the uupff**ry business.
Now is the tim«* lo purchase trees,
shrubs, and nursery Bt«»ck.
Mrs. J. zMchenberirer. Mrs. Peter Neth
and Mrs. A. N Shearer hav»* b**en «»nth»*
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®ick Hat f«ir the past week; supposed u>
be la gripiie.
Mrs. .1 Hahn pai«l a visit to H*»|s#*f'ity
this week.
Miss Mary Jervle,. who hashe<-nspend
ing a week with Probate Judge Jenkins*
folks, has returned to Caldwell.
The Sunday schod had their election
and elected Mr. James Smith, of Central
Park, Smieriiileiidenl ;
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Assistant Sii|HTinleni|ent: Miss J.d'ia
Alchenberger. Secretary; Peter Watkins,
Treasurer: Mias T re sale Breashears,
I.lbrarlan; Mias Ada Kohlhepp, Assist
ant Librarian; Miss Bertha Ploughead,
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Organist. The school is well attended,
Mr. S. Toole,
Mrs. Noth has recovered and is now
able lo be out among her friends,
Mr. Alchenberger, who has been sick
for some time, has now recovered, and
was in Middleton for the tlrsl lime for
several weeks.
Miss Lucy Alchenberger returned to
the college at Caldwell to continue her
musical lessons.
Steps an- being taken to resume the
school. Mr. Myers (s try ing to get sub
srripliuns for that |>ur|swe,
IHIIIUATOH.
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CALDWELL ITEMS.
Itegul a r <y>rr«epoixteoee.
J. H. Richards made a short visit
here this week.
M. B. (Jwlnn and Wm.
county.
Imve b**ughl about l.onu acres *»( placer
Ikmmc have*
returned from their trip to Portland.
The county cornniiNNtonerH meet next
Monday to transact the hnsin**«s of ih«
It i* mniorvd (hat an ♦■a.«t«*rti firm
ground on Snake river.
The Masquerade Hall given New Year's
niglil was on.- uf the most enjoy able and
enterialniuK dances of ih>-.vason.
" m Irelon. our popular sheriff. ha.s
rented the (has. Re^t house; he Intends
Pay et te lo
moving his family from
spend Die winter.
R. A. Owrdm made a trip
from Emmett M«Midax %
Ice men are beginning to get 4 little
anxious ab«M»l the winter*« crop. Mr.
Miix haa mad( . a a h.ivc H,. r»B
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wa -' track «» cr ^' h " -«l ^ts
Mippls the d«*m«nd, Pna bIhitp per*
lo
mutin*'.