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The Holt County sentinel., 1915-02-19
Sewell.--Moraa.

A pretty home wedding attended by
q simplicity Of arrangement took
place yesterday afternoon at the
home OF Mr.. and Mis-. John X. SeweIl
on North Main street, when their
daughter, Freida Freytag, was given
In marriage to the Rev. Harry Ken.
meth Morga, Of Helena. The we'd.
ding march, the melody from Men.
delssohn, was played by the brides
sister, Miss Mary Sewell. The words
Of the service were pronounced by
the Rev. Gilbert :. Cox, pastor OF the
First Methodist church, at a:3O
o'clock For the ceremony the bride
wore a simply made gown OF white
crepe de chine, trimmed In pearl gar
niture and carried a shower bouquet
Of brides roses and valley lilies. She
was attended 10y her sister, beatrice
a. maid OF honor. Miss Sewell wore
a dainty frock of pale yellow. The
groom vas attended 10y the brides
brother. Myron, OF Burlington Juno
ton. Following thecsremuny, an al
ternuon luncheon was served. rinl
and white we're carried out IN tn,
menu served and the same colors wer,
used IN tie room decorations. Will
clusters Of pink and white ions
Tie ceremony was witnessed 10y thu
membe = Of the family aud few ou'
Of town relatives and riends, who In
cluded tie Rev. and Mrs. W. u. Nor
"a, OF Oregon, Mo, parents Of TN
groom; Mrs. Charles lmpey. ant
daughters, Mrs. Fame lIlackley ant
Miss Gladys Impey, Of Omaha, Neb.
Miss Anna freytag, Of Graham: Mr.
and Mrs. \. \. knabb and Miss Molli
Hall.
The Rev. Mr. Morga and his brid
left on tie afternoon train for ,hei
home al Helena. Mr.. Mofga l. min
lister " tie Methodist church at tina
place. Maryvillc pemocta'.FOrum.
II viii he remembered that youn
Morga II a iIuI, county product, ha'
ing lived near Oregon for yeats az
was an enicien, member Of the Metl
OdtSt church here.
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Obituary..

william Riley Eriyson was born In
buchanan county. Mo, In ls5l; died
February II, 1913, at Ills home IN For.
est City, Mo A wife, two sons, and
one daughter survive him.
Mr.. Erixson MAS an old resident In
this par, OF the country, and Was
well known by all as an honest, hard
working man,
lie had been IN falling health for
several years, lie was . member OF
the NJ. u, church, South, OF Fores,
City. The funeral services were held
Al the NJ. u. church, South, and con
Quoted by the pastor, Rev. Is. II
Smallwo God, Burial n the fores,
City cemetery. \.
The Holt County sentinel., 1915-02-19
Worked An Old One.

From different parts OF the country
come stories Of q swindle successfully
worked on farmers who thought they
were going to get cheap groceries.
Two smooth strangers went through
the communities taking orders for a
house In Chicago, pretending to sell
a standard brand Of sugar and flour so
cheaply that every farmer visited took
from $40 to $50 worth, and other
things besides. Because Of the low
prices the flour and sugar had to be
"paid In advance" 1t Is alleged that
IN one community the swindlers picked
up some $1,000 and no groceries de-
livered. tland Herald, Feb. llth
-
Get your Harness oiled at Clare
Castles, Satisfaction guaranteed.
The Holt County sentinel., 1915-02-19
Program.

The following program will I've rem.
dered In connection With tile box sup.
per at the school house, Friday night
February ~:
High school orchestra.
Kathleen Proud, Instrumental solo.
Virginia Netherland, instrumental
solo,
Clarence Dissinger, violin solo.
Gladys Moore, vocal solo.
Russell Tochterman, vocal solo.
Paul Allen, Dwight Zschmsn, Ruth
Dissinger, Eleanor Kunkel, mixed
quartette.
Talk on High School Athletics"
Eber Sherman.
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Presbyterian Chuuch Notes.

Preaching by the pastor next Sun.
day morning at II o'clock. Sunday
school at o:+j. G. E. at $50.
Tie attendance at Sunday school
last Sunday morning was III and the
collection s.. Let us do still better
next Sunday. Miss Margaret Boyd's
class OF young ladies' being too large
for one teacher, II was divided last
Sunday and Mrs. Dan kunkel Is the
new teacher OF the new class. This
brings out with added emphasis our
need OF Sunday school rooms for ell.
cheney In our work. Our school Is 50
crow that II makes the class work
very dif,cu,.
Miss Abbie Murray Is leader Of the
Christian Endeavor Society next sun.
day. Subject -"favorite Chapters
and WHY The .3rd Psalm. At the
meeting last Sunday night the vari.
Gus committees made reports Of tie
past months work. and all lad good
reports. Three new members have
been added during tie month. TIE
Society will have a social at tie
Manse tomorrow Friday night. to
which all tie members are invited.
Tie Social Circle met Monday at
Mrs. Anna Ruley's anl elected ollrerS
as follows: President. Mrs. Anna
Huley; Nice.president, Mrs. Mor,ie
Martin: Secretary, Mrs. Herbert Nc.
Donald: Treasurer, Mrs. Harry nun.
gan. Division No. I WI give Wash.
ington Tea al the home Of Mrs. Her.
bert Mcdonald next Tuesday, febru.
uary %, from to . y. m, serving the
following menu:
|. | Chicken Patties.
Hot Biscuits.
Perfection Salad
Pineapple Ice.
Cake, Coffee, Jelly.
and all for IL cents You are invited
and assured that you will more ,lar
yet your moneys worth.
Dr. Wolfe. acting President OF
Park College, vas With " Sunda,
and spoR. abou, the College IN ia,
) morning and ON Prayer" al night
lie also gave talk at tie &. l.. pr
Wolfe has been connected with tn
1 College for ~ years, a. teacher o
Latin until two years ago Wien Presi
!. dent Lowell McAfee wen, to Col
leye I'm Iowa, and pr. Wolfe was AZ
The Holt County sentinel., 1915-02-19
Curzon.

Will Kollmsr Is under the wealth
er again.
Mrs. LaFrance Is on the HEX list,
this week.
w. =. Davis was on the ranch,
over SUNDAY,
Richard Sipes took dinner a, his
mothers, last Sunday.
Peter Grimes and wife spen, last
Sunday At Fred Cooksey's.
-Claud Nichols took dinner AT
Wood Fosters, last sunday.
Ray Burrier and wife took dinner
At Peter J. Sipes', last Sunday.
Elliott Marshall, OF st. Joseph,
WAS up on his farm, last Friday.
Leonard Dsw son WAS visiting rel.
atives In Mound City, last week.
Arthur Hulser and family spent
last Sunday evening at James Hay
wards.
John Sipes lost another one OF his
horses, last week, which makes two
that he has lost.
Mrs. VIM. Prussman and son
John, called on her sister, Mrs. John
Slpes, hast Sunday evening.
Misses Carrie and Sadie Pruss
man, Velma Elder, Lizzie Mcdonald
Cecil Herman, Henry Prussman ant
Harold Elder spent last Sunday will
Miss Loyee McIDermott. ROSY.
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Bumpus.

Reuben Bumpus died In st. Joseph
Wednesday morning Of last week and
his sons, Pete and Willie Bumpus
took the morning train for st. Jo'
seph, where the remains we're laid
away In one OF the cemeteries there
that afternoon. Mr.. Bumpus was
about rfty.four years OF aye and was
born In the state OF Indiana, coming
to Missouri when a small boy, having
lived In Rock Port and Corning al.
most all Of his life, About tive years
age the family moved here and his
home was here at the time OF his
death; about two months ago he was
taken sick and removed to st. 10
seph for treatment. The following
children survive, his wife having died
several years ago: Pete, Willie, Jake
and Reuben, who lived here and a
daughter, Mrs, Tena Ashenhurst,
who lives In Harrison, Ark. The rel
atiyes have the sympathy OF the en-
tire neighborhood.
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BiRelow and Vicinity.
George Conway In the News JefIer
February Il. saws that:

George Conway In the News JefYer.
sonian, February 4. says that:
Charley Taylor and wife were
Oregon visitors one day last week.
Coke jackson Is reported to I've
improving nicely and able to I've out
OF doors occasionally.
A MIR. Williams was here Monday
from Chicago wanting 10 purchase
the school bonds when issued.
Kahn Bros. lost COW and horse
one day last week, cause unknown.
Tie boys say they just quit breath.
ing"
Guy Jones shipped a carload OF
hogs to st. Joseph one day last week.
They were an extra line bunch OF
hogs aud would average about 27j
pounds.
j. l.. slater was IN St Joseph
several days last week attending a
series Of Masonic meetings and was
elected to an important orllce Of that
order. Mr.. Slater also took In the
automobile show while there.
Ira Cumming las purchased
Frank Walkers interest In the old y.
L. Cumming homestead. having
bought the interest Of the balance Of
the heirs. This makes Ira the owner
Of the old homestead farm, which Is
one Of tile best IN this part Of tie
country.
- Hen Addison bought a bunch Of
hogs from George McCully one day
last week and took them to Mound
CITY and had them vaccinated. Ber
believes In being on the safe side, a.
lie bought the hogs to place on his
farm aud lie don't van, to he both
cred with hog cholera
. --Iulian Wilson Was pretty hadl,
hur, las, Sunda, evening 10y beinl
kicked 10y a horse. Tie horse VA
never known 10 Kick before and ~her
hr vent In behind him IN the II al
tile horse kicked him on tie right le,
above the knee. had the horse kicked
him below tie kne. lie would ha,'
broken his ley, a. II Is Julian vii
, have a very sore ley for some time.
. Price Lundy over IN Arkansay
> ncighbUrhood seems TO he ha,inI
more thas his share Of sickness In III
|, f.,,uv 1ils "A ..l lis al ia fpnnyt
The Holt County sentinel., 1915-02-19
News From Craig.

Mrs. Il. J. McCown, living about
five miles south Of town, il confined
to the bed with ruptured blood YES.
sells IN her lower limits. She has been
very sick. bu, at the present Is much
improved.
MIR. George A. IIoltom, Of Burns,
Kansas, Was a visitor Tuesday and
Wednesday al the home OF his sister.
In law, Mrs Henry Phaumer. George
Is a Holt production and son OF our
once County Judge George IIoltom.
MIR. thurman Wise, who has been
farming In Nebraska, arrived one day
last week with household effects and
a determination TO farm some Of old
Holt soil the coming season. lie will
locate on his mothers farm, north.
east Of town.
Wayne IIolderidge, Of Iowa. was
the guest Of his uncle, G. W. David,
over Wednesday Of last week. Wayne
VAS a baby In Crazy several years ago.
- -. -. ,.,,', -.
o"o '"e py ,l' ~ '
"' ' -,
-Eufus mayer formerly OF 'his
pace ont no" one o, 81 'oseph ;
loyal citizens, is spending the week
with friends and relatives IN and
"eA ray .r rs. '-.u w.. ,'O 49, sv ~, n"'
,,,. I 80
" ,.,' II, -.
MIS-, a. W. nu"'e' - very nI a.
TINS "i,''ng s'e - aoou' ,en'
years oln anu IN su"e''s i'o.,' "'opss
sue II w care " WIS r'o' n'o""",s
as spee'a' nurse anu ."e y" y, "'
DAVIS a. p,ys'e'a" " u NO, nNe's
uha' sue wiz ever 'eeo'e' I" "'' q"
Nahctu aye
The Holt County sentinel., 1915-02-19
washington Tea

The fourth division Of the Socia
Circle viii give a Washington Tea
at the home Of Mrs. Herb Mcdonald
Tuesday, February %, from 4 to9.
MENU,
Chicken Patties.
Hot Biscuits.
Perfection Salad.
Pineapple Ice.
Cake, Coffee, Jelly.
All for 10 cents.
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Washington Tea"

The fourth division OF the Social
Circle will give a washington Tea
at the home Of Mrs. Herb Mcdonald,
Tuesday. February %, from 4 too.
MENU.
Chicken Patiies.
Hot Biscuits.
Perfection Salad,
Pineapple Ice.
Cake, CoiIee, Jelly.
All for Is cents.
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Bruce f.. Wright left Friday for
pes Moines, Iowa, where lie has Sc
cured good place with the Rock Is.
land railway as assistant claim agent.
He Is a young man who will succeed
on the new job, without a doubt
Craig Leader, February II.
The Holt County sentinel., 1915-02-19

Mrs. ". X. Martin and son, i,ol.
land aet. visitors IN ST. Joseph,
TUESDAY.
Prof. !. u. Ensor visited with Ills
mulh.r III snnaii, last saturday
and SUNDAY.
Miss Fannie Meyer, camc up from
81. Joseph. Tor a weeks visit WIN
hrr mother. sister and other relatives.
MIR. !. &. whitmrr ami Mis-.
Gsufg. l.chmer we're guests ui MIS-,
Emil Weber IA Forest city, Monday.
Miss Mary West, Of our pubic
schools. was tie guest Of home folks
IN annaii, Iast saturday aud sun.
day.
Mr. and Mrs. VI. Il. Martin aud
sou, I.unrtt, wete IN kanslN Guy,
last saturday, attending tie as,sn.o'
bile show.
deputy County Clerk kunkel and
wife. Sundxyed In st. Joseph viii
their daughter, Mrs. ElmOUd MELON
aid and family. D..
Woody" Postal, OF Mound City
wss here for q few hours "Wednesday,
and chstted a while with his former
school chum. Harry iiasness.
Lewis Staicup, wife aud baby
and George iiornecker and wife, left
last week, for San Francisco. Califor'
MIA, to take In the Panama EXPOSE
ton. -
Elmer Bartrat, and I. j. sand
ers, Of Clay township, were on the ST.
Joseph, markets last week and each
bough, = car load Of "So pound feed
ers; They paid 1880,
Thomas Il. Milne. OF near Oregon
and Miss Emma Oppenlander' OF
Kansas City, were granted marriage
license IN tina, city. on February nth
TUESDAY OF last week
&C. u. Raker and family Ief, Wed
nestiay morning for Gentry AfRan
sas, where they will make their III
ture home. Their many friends wisi
them well IN their new home For
est City News, February L.
Mrs. Preston Wise returned Tues
DAY morning from Denver where sh
had spent n month OF the home Q
her son, Charles Wise, Whose VII
had been seriously sick for some time
Mrs. Mary Warren and Mrs. u, i
Leeper viii remain In Denver 10
some time, as Mrs. Wise Is stu IN
very serious condition and Is consic
cred beyond hope OF reco,ery,-Crai
Leader, February u.
We are puzzled In this distric
about the full moon as We don't ha'
any full moon In this month, In I'll
wear 1865 there we're two full moon
in January aud two In March, 6u
none In February, II WAS elaine
then that It vas the first time II ha
occurred since the creation OF III
world, and Il was also claimed tina
II wouldn't occur again In a5,0oo,Ot
Years. Someone has made mistak
for Il has only been ~ years. W
would like for some Of you city char
to explain to us how often this hal
pens. Eureka Correspondent In u
Maitland Herald, February 18th.
The Holt County sentinel., 1915-02-19
Card OF Thanks.

ar. Mercer Ilinde, and the immed'
late relatives IT Mrs. Mercer lIinde
desire To express their deepes, sense
Of gratitude to those many friends
Who came to do their kindly Offices
during the suffering Of Mrs. llinde
and relieving them and her In ever.
way within their power.
MERCER iliSDE AND EELNTiNES.
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Executors Notice.

So,,,, in hereby given, that Letter, Testu-
,,sn.s,y mon the Estste Of Hugh y. Rnley'
HaSassed' have been granted a. the under
signed, By the Probate Court 81 hot ovuny,
Missouri. bcnring date the s'ih d"S "' jan
hlI persons having claims against ss,d
Estate are required 10 exhibit TO ne ior a.,
lowance. within six months from .nc M" from
anv bene6t OF such Estate; and u said einin,
be moi exhibited within one year FROM tn.
date OF the publication ~ TINS hotic'' '"'S
Will be forever barred, n,rst,,pE
Executor.
Ei.s, Publication, February D, l"lS,
The Holt County sentinel., 1915-02-19
Attention, Comrades!

Members Of Meyer Post, q, A. r,
will hold their next regular meeting
at the home Of the adjutant, on Sat.
urday, February p, 1915, at 2:30 p. M,
sharp, to attend to such matters as
may come before them.
G. w. CUMMINs, Commander.
The Holt County sentinel., 1915-02-19
SheriH's Sale.

rs virtue and au'hutiiy - az uN.'uiiun
issued itum the ut'irrUf IL" Ilefk ufth' 81
,ul, Count ~ Holt County. Missouri. f,tutn.
nhlr t. The February Term, Ipii. ~ sail
Court, aud t. ne directed ~ fiNuf u iIntNrt
q, I.au,lrr, aud AGAINST Niir' VI IHtiug''
aud : I IiHtingpf, have levied upuu anh
," IT, q " ~, , .s r.i, Ne 80 ,n'' I'D az
rm,ingrt f IN and tu a., tulluwing dr>.
, rilpd real estate dc>rtil"d - follows To-
VII
ri>i uuiti,f ~ tie -uuihN,st Uu1tt"t ~ sec
ton H.
H. Commencing ~ the Srn'hraI rutn,i
~ the NUsthNUst VuUtttt ~ the ~uuthN,~i
thrurr West " tHis th'ugt North ~ diirh ~
draw thpnrv With dltvh ~ dttw m the
NUrth iurW saM Northwest quarter 81 IL"
southeast quartet ~ r,''tttn H. thrnrc tasi
To- the Northeast t'urr't ~ sild Nurihvrs'
quarter ~ the southwest quarter ~ section
IL. ti'ur" south ~ rnls To- tpfnturnringg nlsu
cOninCnrln. H. ruls West ~ the southeast
conner ~ the Northwest quarter ~ ~"
snuth Invest quarter ~ >crlinn ~. Township
IA. Rang, y theme North ~ f'"t thence
West a. r,-is th.n" south 20 feet Theme"
Hast ~ rods To- The runr cnclng.
| Ill Comnicnrips 10 r-i> West and y Rect
North ~ the southeast r"tnrt ~ thu North. .
west quarter ~ the routhvr>t quarter m
--ciiun H. Tuwnshlp "a, Range " thence.
III, diirh 80 draw blput So, rud>' theme,
/ ~Uut h,Hst With dtuN tuH Up,lnt " tbd- west
| ~ the En>i line ~ said Northeast quarter 81
the rnu,hw.s, quarter ~ section III themes
| ~puth H. ~" hrginnlnH
| ~. Commencing ut ~. Northwest corner
| ~ ~. suu,hw'st uunLlcr ~ the .,m'hwrs'
quarter ~ --ytl"n ~, Township IA. Rang. v!
| thp,rD tust ~ fsisi theme south ! t'm
| thence West - r,Js th-nr" North rnd ~
| the ,Y,,u,n,.,rlng, Ill bptng N -cr,ion "t",
Township -. lisngr -.
\ u situate ~ iirli ,'"ihls' MiN-htl. n,
Tusr,h"t with all "i"l> ihrr'''n. amt vii
The Holt County sentinel., 1915-02-19

Get your Harness oiled at Clare
Castles, Satisfaction guaranteed.
The Holt County sentinel., 1915-02-19
rRipNy tut 9Th DAY ~
IIUiiI AM lpl,.

l.t wrrn tho hmr> ~ ninr o'rls'L IN III.
trrn-h and nv o'clock In the hhrtn1n 90
that tI,y ~ thu g,nri iIpu>' ,i,nt III the CITY
~ Oregon, county ~ iiuli aforesaid, >-ll thg
hlpN. dr>rt'brd rial ,>lai. nr 80 much
ih.t,uf - may l~ r,lnifrd a. pnhllr ',ndur
10 The IigI,si hid,rf ht ra~li ~ hu,Id, sub.
j,s't IT, all ptiur liens aud Judgments IT,
satisfy said vNUruii1n aud costs.
~. y, .ti.NIS,
~hrtlIi ~ uult County,
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Surviving Partners Notice.

FRS, Publication. February D. 1919
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1915-12-09
MARRIED

A very pretty wedding occurred
Sunday afternoon at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Henry Love when Miss Beu-
lah White was united in marriage to
James Wilson. The ceremony was
performed by Rev. Stuart Hunter in
the presence of a few relatives and
frinds. The rooms were decorated
with flowers and vines and presented
pretty scene. Following the cere-
mony and congratulations a wedding
dinner was served. The young couple
are residents of New Meadows, and
the groom is a prosperous rancher
there, and the two will settle down at
that place. The bride is a niece of
Mrs. Love and has made many friends
in Emmett during her visit here the
past four weeks.
Frank Marker, son of James Mar
ker, and Miss Ida Vaughn, were united
in marriage Saturday by Judge Vad-
ney.
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cheese factories, and lots of hogs
Chickens also pay well. Eggs were
40 cents per dozen last week. Not
long ago one of my neighbors said
that his eggs were bringing him about
$50 per week. He pays but little at
tention to his poultry, his time being
taken up by his dairy business.
We are told there are schoolhouses
every two miles here, and there are
rural churches. There is Methodist
church two miles away and Baptist
church three miles distant. Grocery
auto deliveries, meat, vegetable and
ice wagons call at your door, SO one
does not have to make trips to town
for supplies.
Recently we saw what at distance
appeared to be yearling Holstein cat
tie among straw stacks, and grazing
around the stubble field. Closer in
spection showed them to be ostriches
enclosed in a three-wire fence-sev-
enty-five or eighty ostriches; and
there is another farm or two within
a few miles. Have been told by a
man here, who was formerly in the
business, that at the outbreak of the
European war, the London market
broke from $3.50 per pound for feath-
ers to about SIS.
Before closing this letter, want to
tell you all to hurrah again for the
Emmett apples. The eight or ten
varieties which we brought with us
were placed in show window of one
of the leading stores in Phoenix on
the best business street, and they at
tracted a great deal of attention. The
apples surpass the prize apples of the
state fair held at Phoenix in Novem-
Der. Through The Index always a
welcome visitor) we are glad to hear
of the prominent place taken by the
Idaho apple at the exposition.
With many good wishes for the
future prosperity Of the Emmett
country, we remain,
Yours sincerely,
MR.. and MRS. w. A. CONNOLLY.
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Has Nice Offices.

The new offices in the Bank of En-
NETT building, into which F. A. De-
Clark has just moved, have been
nicely and conveniently fitted up and
he invites his friends and customers to
call on him. Mr.. peClark Is the pio-
neer real estate and insurance agent
in Emmett. His transactions during
his residence here amount in the ag-
gregate to an enormous sum. He has
always been one of the towns loyal
boosters and has been the means of
locating many family in this sec
ton. Look him up in his new loca-
ton when needing insurance or desir-
ing to buy, sell or exchange real es-
tate. He also loans money.
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NORTHWEST TO SAVE WASTE
Fruit Growers Take Steps to Sun Dry
Apples of Inferior Grades

Fruit growers of the Northwest re-
Gently met in Spokane to discuss de-
finite and practical ways of success
fully handling the by-product end of
the fruit business. The report of the
chairman discussing the steps which
will be taken in an attempt to solve
the waste problem follows in part:
eve first took up the matter of
sundrying fruit in the Northwest as
it is done in California. 1t is widely
known fact that the big end of the
fruit industry in California is the
sundried product. 1t was the sense
of the Committee that in portions of
the Northwest we can sun dry the
fruit successfully.
"To give the sun dried phase of
the problem thorough tryout, a
grower who conducts successful
evaporating plant was instructed to
hire some person from the sun dry
ing districts of California to be put
in charge of the experimental work
in the Pacific Northwest next sum-
mer. If there are certain kinds of
fruit that can be so dried, it will not
be necessary to erect expensive evap-
Grating plants.
eve have arranged with this grow
er to evaporate a quantity of apples
to be shipped to him from the several
apple districts of the Northwest, the
association to determine what classes
of fruit in the various communities
can be evaporated successfully. We
will urge each district to ship to the
Dayton Evaporating and Packing
Company of Dayton, Ore, boxed, at
least one ton of each of the varieties
of apples grown most extensively in
that particular district. We desire
to have one ton of third class apples
and one ton of culls or wormy apples
of the same variety, so we can as
certain how much the evaporated
product from each ton will make. We
will compare the finished product with
the samples of evaporated apples put
up in other parts of the United States,
to ascertain the food value and sell
ing value as compared with that of
our competitors"
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tinue every night with the exception
of Saturday. A good live praise SER
vice at 7:30 will open the meetings.
The people are all invited to attend
and participate in these meetings.
The monthly business-social meet
ing of the young people on Monday
evening was well attended and de-
lightful time was enjoyed by all. Four
new members were added, officers for
the next six months were selected and
missionary box was packed.
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The Tour of the Hell Catv

Little Bill wanted motor car. He
had heard good many jokes about
what could be done with flour spools
and an old tin can" so he decided 20
build himself ''tin Lizzie" With
part of an old buggy and half filled
gasoline can he began to experiment.
Adding some dry batteries and a
spark plug to the outfit he christened
his machine the Hell Cat" and got
on aboard for ride. Everything got
on the high when spark ignited the
gasoline. The rest of the story is
left to the imagination, though Bill,
bandaged, still believes the car will
run.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1915-12-09
Dies By His Own Hand.

Ray Birdsell, young man rs
years of age, living alone on ranch
near Cascade, committed suicide yes
terday. His parents are spending the
winter at Weiser. No reason has
been found for his rash act.