The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1911-11-02
CENTRAL MESA

Mr.. Gouls, representing the I'm
ion Meat Market Of Portland, mad,
his annual trip over the Mesa las
week, purchasing poultry and liv,
stock for his firm.
The leveling of 80 acres on Way
man ranch No. has just been com
pleted preparatory to planting tC
commercial apple orchard in sp ing
When the trees are set in this tract
just leveled, the orchard will con.
sist of 100 acres-One o the
largest and best on the mesa s.,
Clair Guthrie is in charge of the
| work
Robert McAfee cashier of the
First National bank of Boise, who
owns the so acres west of w. r.
Crouch, expects to be in Emmett
in few weeks to look over his
holdings and let the contract for
the planting of a commercial prune
orchard.
J. J. Burns, the popular o. S. l..
conductor who has been taking
trains out of Pocatello to Butte,
Mont, for 20 years, will arrive in
Emmett in a few weeks, select a
building site for a modern bung allow
on his 80 acre tract on Central
Mesa, and let contract or 10
acre apple orchard and twenty acres
of alfalfa.
Miss Julia Capwell, one of Bo se's
popular teachers in the public
schools, will visit the Mesa next
week, look over her model alf llfa
field near Hanna and contract for
the planting of an additional 20
acres. Miss Capwell has just
returned from years stay in the
Orient. She delivered a lecture on
her travels before the Women's
Club of Portland while visiting there
The State Teachers association will
have the pleasure of hearing her
speak during the session in Jan
urary.
Mrs. Fl. S. Workman, secretary
of the |. l. Training School Board,
has returned rom the quarterly
meeting held at st. Anthony and
reports the most favorable COM
ments throughout southeastern Ida
aho on the Emmett exhibits of
fruit and vegetables at the COun-
ty and State fairs.
From all indications a large acre
age will be set to trees in the
Emmett valley the coming year.
During the closely contested foot
ball game between Emmett and
Boise held at Boise last Saturday,
Gilmore Bell, son of w. E. Bell,
was rendered unconscious for sew
eral hours and received severe cut
on the upper lip. The lad is able
to be in school again.
II. l.. Fest, who was called to
Twin Falls on professional business
last week, returned home Tues
day. Exhibitors at the State and |
County fairs found Mr.. Fest an
expert in matters pertaining to
swine. If there is anything you
don't know about hogs ask Mr..
Fest.
The writer had the pleasure of
over the fine furs and col
eetion o. valuable curiOs brought
pack by Mrs James Steward from
Ter summer trip in Alaska. A
nong the magnificent collection is
gold nugget necklace.
Mr.. Spaulding and family. and
Mr.. and Mrs CulbertsOn, who are
listing at the Spaulding home on
he Mesa, were CUES at the J. T.
Sanders home sunday Mr.. and Mrs
expect to leave for their
lone in DesMoines in a lew weeks.
II. p Chadwick is mighty proud
lis handsome young buggy team pro
Iucts of the Bungalow fruit farm.
Master Henry Fest has been alb
ent from school the past week on
ccount of sore throat.
THETA. club will meet with Mrs.
Ioisted this afternoon. /
The regular meenting of the
TRANCE will be held at the Hanna
chool house next Friday evening,
t which time vote will be taken |
D change the meeting place to the