The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1915-09-23
LETHA.


III DGi lOs
Ewing and Pomeroy filled their silo
L and were assisted by the following
ID efficient crew; John Wilton, viii Will
p ton, Jay Booth, Perry Randall, A. w.
Storey and John Miller. Some Of the
o corn made 20 tons Of ensilage to the
9 acre.
r. l.. Battan has installed set of
! platform scales, a six-horse Slower
h engine and grain grinder with eleva-
tor and sacker.
+ The Wampler family started for
Boise Saturday, but something went
wrong with their machine, so they
had to tow it to Emmett for repairs.
The Ewing Pomeroy family went to
Emmett on Saturday.
Mrs. John Miller and children went
home with Mrs Fred Wilhelm Sat
urday evening and stayed until Sun
day evening. All went over to the
Frank Newman ranch in the car The
Wilhelm threshing machine was at
that place
Another trainload of Clinton and
CLEARWATER sheep were unloaded here
Saturday.
d, J. Wampler, wife and son were
dinner guests of the Full families on
the German ranch last Sunday.
Mrs. Hull, Sr., had the great mis-
fortune to trip on weed outdoors
and fell very heavily, seriously injur-
ing her knee.
George Ewing took his sister and
three children to call at the Booth
and Fuller homes Sunday afternoon.
j. h. Wilton and son viii went to
Caldwell Monday, returning home the
next day.
George Ewing has put away his car
and on Monday he and his mother
took the train for Portland Mrs
Ewing will visit her sister, Mrs. C. /
Q. Haines while Mr.. Ewing goes on to
California to see the fair
A car of hogs was loaded at Letha d
for Denver on Wednesday by Nelson b
Grover of Ontario. The prices were t
AZ and see, q
DR.. r. f. Rose of Emmett gave Mrs. .
Pomeroy a surprise about $3.50 We'd
nesday morning He knocked at the Il
door and asked to have some assist .
ance in relieving an injured wrist i
inflicted while cranking his car q
The doctor, together with Messrs.
Vahberg and Forsel had left En- n
nett at the unearthly hour of 4:45 in o.
the morning and motored to the Ew
ing ranch to secure samples of milk
for the test at the fair.
on Wednesday afternoon Mrs. Bliss IL
and her car brought Prof. Forsell to Sc
he Ewing ranch for the evening milk NJ
sample. pr
Samples of milk were taken by Prof.
'orsell at the Kesgard and Morehouse
anches. he
Dinner guests at the A. c. Hender- 2
on home last Sunday were Mr.. and vi
Hrs. D. F. Bott MIR. and Mrs Ed
Iott and baby Messrs. Newell and
'mith.
Mrs Fishback made trip to the
Ioise valley the first of the week.
III
Newell & Stegner have handled IL ,
ross of fruit jars this season.
Mrs. Dan Hanson and little daugh- =
er went to Weiser on Wednesday for
visit with Mrs, Hansen's people.
Hubert Reynolds arrived from Nc :,
Monday. VI
Sc
Mrs. Arthur Heap and Esther 70
Iichols came up from Fruitland and
.ayed from Saturday until Monday.
j. |. Guthrie tipped wagon load
hogs over the Bissel creek road on
jednesday. The thousands of sheep
Ding over this road have not improv
it, we are told
Fred Wilhelm crossed over to the
ench Tuesday afternoon to continue
,reshing.
Mesdames Battan and Randall went
D New Plymouth on Wednesday,
A. NJ. Storey is considering the
snting of the Simmons place on the L
orth side of the river. -
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