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The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1916-10-26
MONTOUR.
By Mrs. r. E. holland.

The farmers in this neighborhood
are sowing winter wheat.
Mrs. Ross Drake and little son of
the Jerusalem country visited at the
Garfield home several days last week
and have gone to Emmett to spend a
few days with relatives there. Miss
Maud Garfield accompanied them.
r. f. holland and son were over
night-guests of Frank Monroe Friday
of last week. Mr.. Monroe is living
on the Snake river some twelve miles
from Caldwell and raised big potato
crop this year
1t seems quite natural to hear the
6 a. m. whistle of the steam shovel
again.
Mr. Bemis bought bunch of cattle
from the Garfield boys last week.
Brownlee farmers are going into the
cattle business as fast as they can.
Charlie Baldic sold four hogs the
other day for $ll0.
Charlie Groves has returned home,
but has been on the sick list for sew
eral days.
Mrs. Fred Vahlberg went to Boise
to help care for her son, who is sick
with typhoid fever.
Garfield brothers and holland and
sons will leave here Thursday with
their cattle, taking them to feeding
grounds, Gatfield's will go to Notus
and Noland's to Wilder.
j. H. Connaughton is very i'll at |
the home place. Pete Connaughton
and wife of Placerwlle have been
down helping to care for him.
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BRAMW ELL.
BY K. F. Wells

Jim Keseard had the misfortune
to lose a fine young steer, supposed
to have been shot by hunters.
Il. II. Super, wife and daughter
were Sunday guests at the L. F. Wells
home.
Puri Storey and wife drove to Cald-
well Wednesday for a load of furni-
ture. They win occupy the DeClark
house, A. N. Storey and family NOV
ing into the w. W. Nusbaum proper
ty.
Miss Mabel Storey and VIII King
surprised their many friends by slip
ping away to Emmett last Friday,
where they were quietly married at
the Methodist parsonage by Rev.
Quinn. Mr.. King has rented his
old home place, and he and
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CENTRAL MESA


The lumber for Fritz Schadt's house
arrived last Saturday and he and
some of his neighbors have been busy
hauling it to the ranch.
j. s. Burdell was confined to the
house with the grip several days last
week.
The evangelistic party in Emmett
dined Sunday with the Central Mesa
people, in the basement of the Bap-
fist church. Those present from this
vicinity were: Heaths, Russells, Day
tons, Screenings, Mrs. Luhr and child
rem, Mrs. Burdell and children, Mrs
Whiteside and Miss Stone.
Charlotte Dayton came over from
Boise Saturday for short visit, re-
turning Sunday evening.
Mrs. Fred Fisher and three child
rem came from New Plymouth Mon
day for a few days visit with her
sister, Mrs. Conrad.
Mrs. Fulgham and Georgia have
been quite sick with the grip. DR..
Reynolds was in attendance Monday
night. They are both improving now.
The Andrews men folks went to
the timber last week. They expect
to ship down carload of wood, der
rick poles, etc.
Mrs. ]. s. Burdell expects couple
of nephews from Kansas the last of
this week. At present they are visit
ing relatives at Blackfoot.
A. T. Hankins and Geo. Davidson
spent Sunday in Boise, returning Mon
day.
John Fulgham went to Boise Tues
day, returning the same evening.
No services at Central Mesa on
Sunday as the meetings in town are
still in progress.
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HAw CREEK

Mr.. and Mrs. Jay Sanders have
moved to the former McProud place
Mrs. Frank Sanders and Mrs. Les
ter Thompson visited with Mrs. E.
Tennyson Friday afternoon.
Abe Yergenson and Mrs. Hauser
visited with Mrs. w. H. Yergenson
Sunday afternoon.
c. j. Billiard, accompanied by his
daughter, Mrs Frank Sanders and
children, also Mrs. Lester Thompson
and baby, motored to the j. M. John
son and VanDeusen ranches last Sun
day evening.
Mrs. Gillette, mother of Mrs. Nephi
Yergenson, returned to her home in
King Hill Sunday after spending
several weeks visiting. Mr.. Yergen-
son accompanied her to Nampa in his
car.
Ed Francis and family returned
Sunday evening from Notus, where
Mrs. Francis had been visiting her
sister, Mrs. b. Morris, while Mr.
Francis and Mr.. Morris were away
on their hunting trip.
Mrs. f. Yergenson and son Farley
from Sweet spent Sunday night at
the home of her daughter, Mrs. w. H.
Yergenson and Monday morning Mrs.
K. Yergenson went to Boise to at
tend the meeting of Royal Neighbors
Of which she is member.
Mr.. and Mrs. Merton Cook and Mr. /
and Mrs. Adolph Cook and baby were
Boise visitors Sunday.
Mrs. j. T. Sanders and her friend,
Mrs. Armitage took dinner Wednes-
day afternoon with Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Sanders.
The Misses Fern and Nina Porter
of Emmett spent Monday night at
the home of their sister, Mrs. Ed
Francis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Glasscock from up on
the butte, were Monday visitors at
the home of Mrs. Glasscock's sister,
Mrs. Adolph Cook.
Frank Sanders has sold the bulk
of his cattle to Bill Fuller.
Miss Carrie Billiard, who has been
very i'll for several months, is now
able to sit up.
Adolph Cook is enjoying visit /
from his brother, who arrived Tues !
day from Pine, Idaho.
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The foundation for the church build
ing will be put in this week. Rev. A.
H. Seward has charge of the work.
The ladies of the Aid society will
give social Friday evening. A cor
dial invitation is extended to all and
if anyone should happen to bring a
sack of potatoes or grain for the auc-
ton sale it will be gladly received.
Garfield Bros. have purchased car
and will now be seen with the Ford
gang.
While at the government works
near Caldwell R. E. holland ran across
Rev. Geo. w. Pemberton, who is en-
ployed there on the cement works. Mr..
Pemberton had nervous break down
and had to give up the ministry, but
is now in good health, which will be
good news to his many friends here
and elsewhere.
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Mrs. Flora Simmons of Smiths
Prairie, formerly of our neighborhood
is in Emmett, where she is receiving
medical treatment Her old friends
will be sorry to learn of her illness.
Harold Bosteder and Merl Reynolds
enrolled in school this week.
Mr.. and :1rs. Henderson and child
rem spent Sunday with relatives across
the river
Guy Reynolds left Monday with
about 80 head of cattle, which he will
Prairie
County superintendent, Miss HoI-
version spent Tuesday inspecting our
school She was well pleased with
conditions and commended the work
being done very highly.
The Guthries, Mrs. Wayman and
Miss Fowler attended the first num-
Der of the lecture course in Emmett
Thursday night of last week.
E. j. Reynolds went to Montour
Tuesday and resumed charge of the
work on the cut
]. l. Guthrie left on Monday for
Kansas City. He will spend few
days with his parents and brothers
in Marysville, Kan, and also make a
short visit with relatives in Topeka.
He expects to purchase several head
IF registered Durham cattle for his
ranch while on this trip.
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his bride have settled down to house
keeping. Their friends extend con-
gratulations.
John Elwood and wife left Wednes-
day for their home near Smith Cen
ter, Kans. Mr.. Eiwood is well pleas
ed with this country and prophecies a
bright future for Payettc valley.
Clate Hughes and wife drove over
from their home near Boise last Fri
day in their new Oakland car, taxi
ing back with them Mrs. Hughes par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Mathews, who
expect to leave in few days for
their new home near Banks. Mr.. and
Mrs. Mathews have many friends
here who regret to have them leave,
but who wish them well in their new
home.
Will Davidson and wife are down
from Smith Prairie visiting relatives
and friends. They seem to be well
satisfied with their new location.
w. w. Nusbaum and U. S. Engineer
Sloan were looking over the drain
age district, especially the wells put
Town by the ditch companies, We'd
1esday.
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UPPER MESA
By Mrs. H. l. Cowan-

Mrs. Highley and daughter, Gladys
of Meridian, are visiting Mrs. Cowan
and friends.
Mrs. Ellis and Mrs. Clement are
entertaining the u. A, Club today.
Ambrose Shorten and G. G. Ellis
left for their hunting trip Sunday
morning.
Miss Wonnacott left Saturday for
her home in Canada, after several
days visit with her sister, Mrs. Gle
ment.
Mrs. Clement and sister, Miss Won
nacott, were guests of Mrs. Hoistad
Wednesday and in the evening, Mr..
and Mrs. Stimson entertained in their
honor. q
William Enrich is pulling out about
seven acres of his apple orchard and
will put the land in alfalfa.
Mrs. c. G. Ellis and son were guests
at the f. f. Hampton home Sunday.
Mr.. Enrich had the misfortune to
be kicked by one of his horses Sun
day, injuring his side.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1916-10-26
RHEUMATISM ARRESTED

Many people suffer the tortures of
lame muscles and stiffened joints because
of impurities in the blood, and each sue
ceeding attack seems more acute until
rheumatism has invaded thewhole system.
To arrest rheumatism II Is quite as inn
portaDt to improve your general health as
to purify your blood and the cod liver oil
strengthens the organs to expel the
impurities and npbuild your strength.
SCOTS Emulsion is helping thousands
every day who could not find other relief
Refuse the alcoholic substitutes.
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SOUTH SLOPE.
Mrs. C. w. Cook.

Ray Hartley and family moved
from the slope last week and are get
ting settled in their new home in EN-
NETT.
Mrs. Cliff Tucker, Misses Haze
and Ida May Flagler are studying wa
ter color painting with Mrs. Cook.
Perry Weaver from Carey came
overland to take back some young
stock yearlings he purchased from
J. l.. Jensen. Mr.. Weaver made the
trip here some six weeks ago by auto
and finds horseback travel very tire
some.
Mrs. f. 0. Sisson of Boise, who so
kindly responds to an invitation to
talk to the club woman on Art, illus
trating with her own work, on October
| 9th will be the guest of the chair
man of the arts committee, Mrs. Hen
ry Obermeyer and her committee at
a luncheon in the club house at 1
O'Clock, following which, there will
be an open meeting to which the
members and guests will have the OPP
portunity of listening to delightful
discourse on Art.
Harley Barnum is home from the
Mexican border.
Anthony Peterson and wife called
at the Bert Wright home Sunday.
G. A. Warden and wife left for
Boise Monday.
Henry Obermeyer and wife were
Boise visitors this week.
Louis Obermeyer had a load of
grapes in Boise Friday of last week.
John Obermeyer is digging his po-
tatoes and the yield is very good
and the spuds fine.
Miss Hazel Flagler entertains sew
eral young lady guests on Saturday
afternoon.
Dry land farming seems quite the
vogue, and all available lands are be-
ing rented in advance for the coming
year.
Raymond Modin drove to Caldwell
this week.
Anthony Peterson has fine new
barn and Gus Amen pretty new bun
yalow.
Kirby and Roy Baker this week 1
eased from Sherman G. King his ,
I60-acre ranch at the mouth of Sand
Hollow on the bench for a period of
hree years. They also bought his
inc team of black Percheon mares,
ools and machinery to help work
he place. The boys will engage in
mixed line of stock raising.
Marion Wilson was out on politi- Q
al work Monday. a
Ray Stinson drove to the Mesa
or hay on Monday.
A. A. Richards and family enter
aimed guests from Boise on Sunday.
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BISsEL CREEK
BY Mrs. w. J. Van Limbaugh.

Mrs. Fred Baust and -Srfs r. B.
Wilson spent Thursday with Mrs. w.
J. vanLimburgh and in the afternoon
called on Mrs. II. Conrad.
Madame Schrecongost and A. M.
Howard were callers in this neighbor-
hood Friday afternoon.
MIR. and Mrs. w. +. Hill spent the
week end with Mr.. and Mrs. John
Soran in Boise.
Thomas Stone made business trip
TO Parma on Monday.
Andy Little was measuring hay in
this vicinity the beginning of this
week.
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HANNA
By Mrs. j. |. Guthrie.

Mrs. Guy Reynolds and children
are spending the week with her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. M. Howard
Mrs. j. |. Carter and little son, Phil
lip left Monday for Gooding for a
visit with relatives Mary Schrecon-
COST is helping Anna Marie with her
household duties during her mothers
absence.
Frank Nix, in company with sew
eral others, went to the hills few
days since for a hunt. They will bring
back load Of timbers.
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Flour Highest in Half Century

Chicago, Oct. 25-The wholesale
price of high grade family flour ad-
vanced to $40 barrel today, the high
est price since the Civil war. This is
an increase of 80 cents within the last
two days.
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J(eueS SC6fafmitte(.

Der 3ufau fiibrte einsn 4r5t, Or.
GberIteia in Gbiing. auf bic Nnlpens
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S6ldfioiIQtejt beruht lebten Gnbes auf
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mdBtgen Decentralization i'm 0ehirn.
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finoert Den normalen WbfluB oes 8luz
tee aug benz 4opf. 0urh Die mus
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bobenen Nrme tpiro Der 9IutabfluB
aus Dem 0ebirn geforoert, Wuberoem
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Der un9etpobnten Stellunq gu baIten.
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Shluf itorencen Geoarten. Die Nm
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unh Or. &. IN Der Weiie. oub man,
penn man tein 9ett init fentre6ten
Stdngsn am 8opfeabs befjbt, iih
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i6dfft. 4uA bat Or. 6. einen tIeinen
@ppdrat fir oen qIeid1en 3tped tons
itruiert. otn er !6ppnophor nennt.
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Grfldrli6e MeuBeruna.
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BeuU(Gerung DER CrOe.

Wie mir Dem .Sournal 0es 9ebats"
e%ntnebuen. Ijno Die bcreit3 ppr einiqen
Sdbren be9odaeneu. ourt1 oen Grie3
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rubt, ga cine 0oIts3ihIuna in unferem
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ren, Noros uno Siioameritu sufam-
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fh oamals auf rune 1900 Minionsn
belief. 70 bat fie in Ben lsbteu orsibig
Snhren I'M 800 Minicn.u siie.nom'
men.
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Ter ios:aliniidc A6acOronrte Runr.

Golt00u filhrtc III elmer Rc0e in Der
rrcn36llhcn Ml!uEtcr iOiden0c3 ants
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Ser &unit acbt in Grfianne

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Ten Siieen. mclhe Die @ortfibrer
ser Gutente un0 ihrc Jrermoe in
&Sort uno Sdrlft Derbreltet babelt,
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Nln0cubura otu moroljihen 3Serth
Der ncrbiinoctcn Streltfrafte iibcr
Die ron 3cutihiu10a Geinocn. SIT
jnrcm Sdooer. oq3thnh bcmcrtGctc
numCrif c llcberIeQcn6eit Ser.
OorAc1t. Ger Die Scltlgfclt nlis
Dcldcr ~@uocnrorfi Ole tcrniQcn
&ortc nltairridt: Y&ir 0cnfen
niht on Grieoen. &ir limo uncut.
mcQt entihloiirn. Den 0rieg .peifer-
6a'iibrcn. mic nil qenilacnocr &lur-
nett ans Sen Nt|olmohmcn unircr
Necrc9IeinrIq bcrooyaebr." ltn0
mritcr; Nurcriid'e lleberlegcnbeit
nibt g mr. fir Den Sdnpufcn. Mcr
Sos 1hitfiol ontIoQt. flat lth lclbcr
OIL. Gin letter 9&luc 5chcrridt 6u3
5hitial, 6 ai1t tcin blin6es so.
tiInr"
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NaS Die TcmtidJeu nui Gominlitra-

tipcn c5cbIct IN Den non linen bcicG
zen icinollfcn Wcbletcn icrtig He
1rodt hn5cn. HbCritciQt bcinGhe nodl
ihrc mll,t0riitcu Grruacnihaitcn.
J,omentlidl Die &eIitum0cu Ser 6eut.
Itcn NcrmultIQ IN NclNlcn ior0eriI
Die @cuun0eruna Scr 90n}cr Uorur-
tbejlslos mo Qcrcdt ocufcn0en Aclt
bcrmls. Die Vcldidtc fe1nt ujeIejdt
jcm nn0erc3 Neiiplcl. no eln mll'
t1riidcr Niodthobcr III eincm erobcr,
ten &dnoc feline ldmicriQe 2%llliqobc
nit 10 nleI ircmollhcr Niltiiht oui
bic u0tllrlldlcu WCillhlc Der Ncp0lic.
rltna crfuHtc mie @cncraIqourer
nclrr Don Nilling 6 in NelQicn qcttan
h1t
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vGurd oic g&lc0cuuohl &}ilipus miro
an0 mnB ser 0iniluB ocr GtutId-
2(meritoner 3eritort mcrocn." ia.
rum }cri,0rt2 N&cll tie bl2lunq Ole
cln3igc, ole Icitc 9inuer morcL oil
Der 0ic &eriuhc. 0ieics @ono III 9cn
3ricQ oif Die Scitc Der AQiirtel 3t
.ofcn, Qcifcitcrt ijn0. Meil lie,
ocrcn Giniluf mon ourd 9Slliops
{&ic0crmcbl 3critorer mid. iurftlOs
truu' a!lcr NnicinblnQcu, 0as cmeri,
faniidc &olf 0nror bclpohrt hnbeL
ooB Is rur Ole cine Scite 81 ieheii
5ctomr1t 9cabuIb ioll ibr GinfluG.
CHI S%nbrhun0crt tonQ DER SeNen Die
les 2nnhce. j~crit0rt mcrocu!
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Sirginia jebt trOfcn.
A~ildnnnnn On II

81 &ilQinio. bent odt5ebutcn
5toat Der ltmol, scr 1cn &crfuuf
bon Spirituoicn pcrjotcn bat. mur-
Den an Iicn5tog I'M Mittcrnudt
'nranltlldlc 9$irtidnitcn Qcihlniien.
lbs ,trotenc" @ebiet rciht ooH,it
pcn &oihington iil0llh his llofinn.
bile mo 9tcu Orleans. s. Iino i'm
5Tdnte itbcr 800 ySjrtituftcn &c
lhIojicn moroCr. Ole rrrjitcn foDoit
lic0cn iii HihmonD, 9torfrlf Nuo-
pnrt 9tcD5, E1nh@urH. PETERSBURG,
fonnote ltno Nrijtpl.
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Gic @ilionitcn weiicu Scn %ur.

mirt pau it'd ob. ooB lie probrittit
iin0 bis nur bic 4nohcu. Motlten9
lrpllcn lie cine mobhpoucnoc gtcu-
troiitot Qeltcn loiicu. Ter Nrlcg lat
Gllehrt. moa Dies bc0cutct. mo A1lj
Is MIR cine Neutrolitot. idIedtbm.
pebcu foriu, Ole ipt ebcniomenIQ 0ii
lcrcu}ircu ld3t ME oit N}oral.
3mcicrIct 9teutrolltot lit oar
8 u
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Die 0enumocrumN ser gun5cn &clt
lid crrunqcn hobcn: ciicrnc Yllidt-
trcuc. qepaart nit GilbnbCit mo ltTi-
iid1t. !rit frcuhiqcr CpfCrmiaiatelt
fltr Dos &utcrluuo. Ius AuslGn0
peqrrlit uod mo nod mcun ol;t
l2ugiom uu0 mlAcrlpiuiq cnAIid bod,
0aB oicic Giqcnidaftcn e9 iino, nc
ocm uon ollcr 5citcu Peor0HQtea
0cutid1cu G'olt bic &@loeritono5froii
erb0!tcu, e5 mmbCruIu0lld mndlen.
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:. Nmerien firt". idlreit gSiliun. q

lpil feline 1tinraien iolher @urdcr
h1tcn bic out on ibr @eburt9louo
ocHtcu. Id'Ur mcr0ou ubtr Die Din
.0sitr,fjtr nit GumpaSucljtcrotur III
ocutltCr. .uR0riid e. b0bmjlhcr.
golujihcr. trootIiher ml0 iontigcr
Spradlc bombacojrt nm tllr AlIlon
1cmounet gu mcr0cu Gorrnn3C
uarutr &ilions Gorqcbru beudIcri.
ihC2 ZupocllplcG