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Reconsideration.

Aid schemansky moved TO recon
slider the vote nv which the resolu-
ton was adopted.
Ala I~mpk@ moved 70 suspend
T. uie q for IN. purpose of Indefinite
" rostponinz the motion To- recon :
slider. which motion prevailed rs fol-
lows:
Yess-Atd Burton, Crsrshaw. ptli'
r-litS C;uthard HIndie, Jakei I.empke
LittIeheld, Robinson. Rol'o. sche-
unsnsky Schultz Starkey, stef
anowski, Thompson. Wartell, Wenzs'.
link Zoslier, and the PRESIDENT FRO
Tenn
Says--Sone.
Aid Ellis then moved that the mo-
tlon to reconsider be indennlteiy
posrponed, which motion prevailed
The regular order was resumed.
Aid schemansky was called TO the
chair.
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LIQUOR Regulation.

To the Honorable the Common Council:
Gertiemen:--To your Committee on
LIQUOR Regulation was referred the
application OF Hiram x. Msnninx TOT
10 fes T. Jefferson avenue. We can
see no objection thereto. and recon-
mend that said application be grant
SHERMAN LITTLEFIELp.
MAuaIcE ). KEkffNo.
Accepted and adopted az follows;
p.,,,s Fr"iwsId. Guthard. Hindls
Jskei. Kesting, Lempke. Littlsns!d'
Robinson. Ro1io. Hutter. schultz
~ nrkey, stsfsnowsh. Thompson;
warteil. wen.sl link. .zceIier and
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Dl
COUNCIL


vUASS Ao-OFkAC1ALp
M Tsursdsy May :: 1915,
I e>sftsnt Pro TEN. Maurice
--Ald. Burton. crAnshaw.
II yreiwald. Guthnrd. Hin
LIZ Lo0pks. LittJensld. Rob-
oI)oI 1chsmausky. Schultz.
0tefenoWski, Thompson,
Wen1el. Rink, Zoeiler. and
oGs4ent Pro Tenn
1 being . quorum present. the
1 WAS declared 90 be in SEES
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Lvcuor Regulation.

To the Honorable the, Common Council:
GsntIcmen:--ro your Committee on
kIa%ror 'c Jcsr m1rrhs ~ rws,f,s s
s eonst q F:r rain Fsst. Sc W. Con.
grcss street: Frank ,. Richard sss
HASTINGS street. and Joe rlybss. las
been certified 60 BY the Corporation
Counsel ~ being correct IN form and
execution. we recommend their ap
prevail
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FROM the Clerk.

@3}fmeq. beg TO sdvtse your
obte Body that the following
E s1ealers' bonds. under Act 2sl
~ Publ5c Acts OF 1909. as amend
~ been filed I'm my office;
~ Murphy, 212 Twelfth street.
ydt1nsnd Felt Sc Congress street
!Isnk u Richard. $50 Hastings
~ Dttxs. ffss Michigan avenue.
I4Npectruily submitted
RICHARD LINDSAY.
E.l City Clerk.
L61erred to Committee on Liquor
2a1atlOn-
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Liquor REGULATION.

Gectienfeu 40 your Committee on
liquor Regulation WAS referred ths
application OF John y. Kiink for the
trans.sr from si5 Riopelle street TO
objection thereto, and recommend
that said application be granted.
Respectfully submitted.
SHERMAN LlTTLEFIEI.D.
CHAS. w. BURTON,
MAURICE j. KEATING,
JACOB GUrHARD.
Accepted and adopted as follows:
Yeas-Aid. Burton, Cranshaw, Dill.
lskei. Heating. Lempke. Littleneid.
Robinson. Roilo. Rutter. Schultx.
Starkcy. Stefsnowski. Thompson,
Warteil wenyel. link. Zoeller and
the President Pro Tem-32.
Eays-None
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John Kay. ..;iso: s Kali. $500;
ssc s ks sss Sa Bros. ks $50 ss.
Raul .s7o: GeorFs u. keyss. $50;
esiow. 1i,1oo: sam. Knttnsuer and
[ss ss2i x Ksehn !, nasI nn! {o,. CO;
sG5))3nf ~: xsssss ". Xcssis Co.
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Respectfully s,anI,u ,aSn igrI, .pr,p,.n
MAURlcE j KEATiNG.
JACOB GUTHARD.
Accepted and adopted a. follows:
Yeas--Aid. Buvton, cranshaw. D.u.
Ellis rreiwAid. Guthard, Hindie,
Jakel. kcatiug. Lempke. Littiene' q.
Robinson. Rollo. Rutter. schni,z,
wsrteil. wensei. link. Zoelier and
tho President Pro Tem--e2.
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Frank Irwin, 800. Albert Iron.
$780, isham and I.ham; 1880: In
emit Brewing Co. $500 Ideal Eiec-
trio Co. SIC. goo: John n. Tngham, ST.
100; Frederick r. Ingram Co, s25,-
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willard ohIlnser. i7.5soi oidbe-r
5000. a. o,trowsky. $500; o,peil Fur.
s,ss John Ga or iSe j 500 2lee95s .ps1S
Mtg. Co. $3.50: Dsvid = osEood.
$4,000; }. C. oDosneii. ''''0o.
Seward y Potts $3.50: Maria A.
81 900: Pittmans and Dean Co. 500.
400. A. ~. Petiprsn. $3.50; Peoples Coal
Co. $1,000; Psbst Brewing CO. I'LL
Peters. $40: Ko.tan,y W Paczssny.
tsssi so' csssien spins Co. ,t.i;s:
ph F.rm. M's 5000 att bfc
and Co. $3.50. John Pona. 1900; "
~. Peters 1850: A. r. Patterson. :
$50: psi,on and Crane Co; r:So9 ;
rI,ss::ehk.: $50; Harry Z PhIlI,es :
t22i2 W. JEFFERSON ave.. 5000. PERI
I .q.sr and Fres;C csss f,2s w Jef
PinIer,en, ia.afo; John Pissksy. 500:
Pine and ivory, -s1.7eo; Porcelain En-
= f.1.. .I ;s.j afs ,gsS j; ,!ss
Physicians siationsry Co. 1870.
1910. Emma p. fios,1. 81. $50: PARK:
so A9 Ts c f5iss 81; ;.So h is:ssb CO
Powerski, 1900 Paige. Detroit Motor
Car CO.. ts15.s1o: Max Pensier. 81 800;
Jacob Paul 1900: Page and schpstsr.
900: Palace OF Gems. $1,000. s.
etgS es tIes an G po,,s t ee psn
| uisr Drug Co s2.500. Princess Motor
Car Co, f2i.fs0. 4. Possellus aud
J Co. $3.50; Peter Pellerin. $500.
piensdorf. 800: Prudential Insursn' .
| Co. OF America. 500. ". Parent. 81
$40; Thomas "a. Poulter. $500; iohn
Pistek and Co. s2.I0a. PeninsuIar
Casket Co. $4,000: Pressnaii Furpi-
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c. Hoilister Judd. 1870: Jersey
Butter and Egg Co, $3.50: Margaret q
Jewell $40; Z, r Johnson; $1,000;
Bros. 81 900: John r. Jones. s3.i00,
s?5o: A. J, Jspisse. 400: Joseph "
Jclicoer. $500. a.. Japes Co. $1,000
ss 500; 's Ys%s,s Ris.Iow and M sro sSsy
1880; George l. James. ti.ioo: Del.
lert g. James Co. si2o: n. a. jeffrey
tT7o; George Janton and Sons. 5000
Jackson. goyette Co s2.,l0; Y. r
johnson, 500; Johns Clothes Shop
sa.ooo; ,. ai.d L. Novelty Co. 5000
Jewell Feather Mattress Co, $500
Jones and Roster, $1,000.
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~ ~ Committee On Review
o. Assessment Rolls.

Nv tlonprn BILE the Common Council.
.1m4fameu: Your special commit
|o& review Of assessment rolls, for
n l1ou.sl year 1915, respectfully re-
u that we have considered all the
.1nle and petitions presented 20
4 80 ~ have made the following
- and corrections in the said
)oNAL OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
~ ~ the rolls ~ follows:
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Rs.nstitlon Of william " Carusle'
folio io7. line q. assessment on build
ny ..psti,ion 81 Florence 4. poiph.
folio sss. line az. assessment on build
ing reduced 500. -
REAL EsTATECDEMiEpso ,,ow.
ing persons asking for reductions or
pesl estate. were carefully considered
by this committee and denied ~
sshi Land pe CO. M. Yyies sn.''n = r.
y W. s"T,s. 9. X. Crawford. Earl d.
Gsrp;.on' VI. Rosenxweie. Alexander
wits Estate: John Ksissy' cd Ed Mn
,,iaa Sears. a. y. Hayden. X. J. ssnnd-
ers. James a. Thompson, Glenn
sprague Esssuu,er; NJ wv y Ms' Hnac
srhsr'r q s fsit.Sn' FRANK raEs Tr is%.
Lean, John RaIinson. william schoen-
belt q petition:l; John kusc Is pdt
ANY, J. John CAMP Dss' Hr%s.t ss%v. De
WITT H. Taylor. Ferris g. Fitch, r.. r.
Douglass. Louis Moss, rheisen Trunk
Co w r. Flynn, Grigg Ham, Co;
:. GeorGe. :. X. and G. v. Walsh. De-
troit Seamless Tube Co. Van Leyen
Realty CO. Gray Estate Go, q psu1
p.titioos): Psre Marquette Railroad
"a petitions); Central Land Co.. q
|petitions); wabash and Pere Mar
MTsCEf.TsANEOUs
The land described as rear lot No.
So and the north n feet OF lot No;
s.n o's ws. f.i cS;e from as
/. asressed 20 q. and n. Mcmillan:
The land described a. lot 4. plat OF
tween Grstiot and Indiana streets.
| situated on the north side ~ Adams
avenue. between Hastings and 81. An.
tome streets. was raised from $3.50
L essessed 20 Nathan Wolfe.
the building assessed against lot
No, 1fs. Galloway and ButterheId's
go q e.s 81 1000 O. acre sns i ;uS Q, wss
] raised from 900 TO 1900. Fifth ward.
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Yale Hat stores. 1880; Hotel
Yale. 5000; W. y. Young, r.24e: ~ J.
Wipe. s21C0.
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Anthony zokowski. $3.50. ziswinski
Pros. 1850: Kari a. Zimmerman. t7,-
80. samuel Zuiebsck. 1900; Edward
Iindi,r and 20. sf9g: subrg ard or
derfer. $500: John ZiOtorzynsti. 1900:
FRANK " ZOltowSlgi. s.. 800. Zuiehsck
pack. 1890. Otto Zwsrz. $500.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1916-04-27
SOUTH SLOPE.
Mrs. C. W. Cook.

A nephew of.Ed Modin, whose home
is in Seattle, surprised the family one
day last week. with a visit.
Work of finishing the Canyon canal
on the South side, ready for water
will be completed, the directors hope
by Thursday of this week.
The water users of the Last Chance
extension are putting their ditch In
readiness for water also this week.
Mrs. Paul Kefauver called on few
of the South Slope people Sunday.
Several auto parties of Slope people
attended the Birth of Nation in
Boise during the last week.
VIII Tucker was Payette visitor
this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. l.. Nicol went to
Boise Friday, attending the show,
"The Birth of Nation" Mrs. Nicol
returned alone Saturday, Mr. Nicol
being detained on business.
Sunday Edwin Hart and wife
motored over from Boise, spending
Easter Sunday at the w. l.. Nicol
home.
w. C. Tucker is adding large
porch to his South Slope resident,
which will add much to their comfort.
Ye scribe, attended Easter services
in Boise Sunday, accompanying the In
dex family, who, together with DR..
and Mrs. Rose, Mesdames H. G. Baker
and Charles Carnage, partook of a
delightful picnic lunch and listened to
concert by the famous Boise Band.
Mrs. William McCrossin and son
Harold left yesterday in their motor
car for American Falls to bring home
Miss Belle McCrossin, who has been
teaching school near there the past
winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Hartley and Miss
Alice Hartley motored to Boise yes
terday.
w. L. Nicol returned last week
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BRAN VEIL.
BY E. F. Wells.

A. M. Storey and wife drove over
on to the bench Tuesday morning to
see their daughter, Mrs. C. F. Nicks,
who is quite i'll.
Misses Meta and Genevievie Ed
| wards of Emmett were Sunday guests
| at the w. w. Nusbaum home, return
ing to their school work on Monday
morning.
Mr.. Shultz had the misfortune to
lose horse in the Farmers ditch
last Saturday.
Vernon Edwards spent the week
end with his friend, Dean Nusbaum.
Towns Matthews will ride this end
of the Canyon canal during the sum-
mer months.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ira Lindsay chaper-
oned jolly party of young people
for a picnic on the river last Sunday.
Misses Cora Hunter, Coral Allen, Ber
nice Matson, Margaret Bell, Earl
johnson, Heber Beutler and Mr..
and Mrs. Lindsay composed the party.
Miss Edna Landers, assisted by
Mrs. Nusbaum, entertained the school
children on the Nusbaum lawn last
Friday afternoon from 3 until 8
o'clock. Games of various kinds were
INDUCED in by the children and Miss
Landers, and the few hours sped
quickly away. Very appetizing re-
freshments were served and all felt
that the time had been most profit
ably and pleasantly spent.
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OLA.

About two inches of snow Wednes-
day morning.
Ten wagon loads of hogs went out
from Ola Wednesday to Montour.
James Hughes took one load, H. j.
Bailantyne three loads and James
Lloyd six loads.
Alfred Smyers moved to Sweet
Wednesday.
Miss MoIIlie Miller has returned
home from Boise, where she has been
working most of the winter.
James Flake came near losing a
calf Saturday. 1t fell in an old well
where there was about feet of water,
but fortunately it was gotten out in
time Jim had better move that well
L. S. Park and E. j. Mathews shear
ed bucks for E. S. Miller Sunday.
Little Ralph Bailey the six year old
son of Thomas Bailey met with a
very painful accident Friday about 2
o'clock, while his father was out in
the field working. 1t is supposed he
was playing with giant cap and it
exploded and blew the thumb and two
fingers off his left hand. He was
taken to Sweet and DR.. Cummings
was called and dressed the injured
hand.
Mrs. l.. S. Park is at Sweet taking
care of her nephew Ralph Bailey.
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LETHA.


We must correct The Index limo
typist again. A w. Newell lost his
father by death.
The Wilhelms and Millers spent
Easter Sunday in Emmett.
Susie Workman and Robert Miller
have been very i'll this week.
The Easter program at the Baptist
church was we'll carried out by those
taking part and was enjoyed by the
congregation. Those who sang and re-
cited were: Thelma Battan, Maria
Helen, Frederick and Elizabeth Pom
eroy, Edna, Jesse, and Myrtle Randall
Velna Whitman, Todd Miles, Messrs.
Battan and Miles, Mesdames Miles and
Pomeroy. A long table was spread
and loaded with a choice lunch. Near
ly so people sat down to the eats. AL
together the day was well and agree
ably spent, the only cloud being the
absence of some of our own people,
which could not be avoided.
Mrs. R. L. Battan was hostess to
the Ladies' club on Thursday after
noon and thoroughly good time was
enjoyed Mrs. Battan did not leave
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female dogs. for the year beginning
April 1, 1916. If not so paid
by May 10. section 10 of Ordinance
No. IA will be strictly enforced. By
order of the Mayor. i
D. NJ. STOKESBERY, City Clerk.
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much time that was not agreeably
spent. Refreshments rounded out the
occasion. The next meeting will be
held at the home of Mesdames D. F.
and Ed. Bott.
Childs Riggs has been a sick boy
this week.
Mr.. and Mrs George Gordon were
the Sunday guests of Mr.. and Mrs. ].
E. Wilton.
George Ewing took his sister and
niece Maria Helen over to Boise in
his car on Tuesday. Mrs. Pomeroy
will visit several days with relatives.
Rev. and Mrs A. B. Minaker of
New Plymouth held a splendid SER
vice at the Baptist church Monday
evening. Rev. Minaker is convention
pastor for this part of Idaho and he
gave an excellent sermon.
Perry Randall had most delight
full surprise visit from Mitchell, Ar
thur and Layton Flock of New Ply
mouth and Fruitland. These gentle
men motored up on Thursday to see
their old school friend of 35 years
ago in Shelby county, Iowa A most
pleasant time was enjoyed talking
over old friends and school boy days.
MIR. and Mrs. Clarence Whitman
were Emmett visitors on Tuesday.
Frank Beamgard, Overland motor
car salesman, was calling on Letha
farmers Wednesday night.
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MONTOUR.
BY Mrs. r. E. holland.

Our Sunday school will have thei
Easter program Sunday, April 30.
The school will have commencement
exercises the evening of May ST
and Miss Crowel wishes to announc
an invitation to all who are intereste'
in the school to attend. Governo
Alexander will be present and giv'
an address; also Miss VonHarten anC
f. H. Dewey are expected that even
ing.
Mike Murnan has moved his family
from Pearl to the Wilson house.
Harvey Pugh has his warehouse
ready for the roof.
Mr.. Sheldon gave surprise party
in honor of his wife's birthday Tues
day evening
Montour was well represented at
Horseshoe Bend Sunday. Some for
pleasure, some to attend the Catholic
Easter service.
Mr. and Mrs. Grand spent Sunday
afternoon at Montour Heights.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. f. holland went to
Horseshoe Bend to the Easter enter
tainment given at the schoolhouse.
There was a large attendance, good
program and last, but not least, a
"feed" fit for king, followed with
delicious ice cream. 1t had been
twelve years or more since we had
been with the folks there, but they !
are the same sociable friends as of
yore.
Mr. and Mrs. Pugh and children at
tended the Easter services at Brown
lee Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ross Drake and son
stopped over night with Mrs. brakes
sister, Miss Garfield, Saturday last.
Our town is increasing in popula-
ton, there is not vacant house in
town.
Mr.. Adams has gotten to be quite
a rancher, having rented the Scott
place. He is putting in crop of
barley.
Nels Sheldon is putting in some
corn this spring.
Mrs. Dell and daughter Miss Gladys ;
of Vale, Ore, are visiting with Mrs. 4
Crawford this week.
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after which they went up to the no
springs and took plunge.
The neighbors and friends of Mr.
and Mrs. j. S. Burdell had a picnic
dinner on the Burdell lawn after the
Easter program. All present report
a good time, with lots and lots of good
things to eat.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. Mcmillan spent
Sunday evening with friends in town.
M. f. Lewis, who is looking after
his interests in this vicinity, was the
dinner guest at the E. J. Teerink home
Sunday noon.
Mr. Fishback is working for the
Craig brothers.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hawkins, who are liv-
ing on the John Yeck place, made
trip to Emmett Tuesday.
DR.. II. II. Prestel made profess
sional call at the A. 7. Hankins ranch
Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. P. Bane were EN-
NETT shoppers Saturday.
An exhibit of the school work will
be held at the Central Mesa school
Friday afternoon. The pupils are pre-
pairing short program to entertain
the patrons while there. Next week
the Seventh, Eighth and Ninth grades
will take the state examinations and
about the middle of May the school
year will end.
The crew of men have just finished
putting in headgate at lateral No. g.
Henry Schoening and Thomas Stone
re filling up the pond in the road
vest of the old John Bartch ranch.
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UPPER MESA
By Mrs. H. L. Cowan,

Mrs. Stanley Baer and Dorothy re
turned to their home in Boise Satur-
day morning.
j. j. Hampton and son Leonard OF
Palisade, Colo, arrived Tuesday for
visit of several days with his daugh-
ter, Mrs. G. G. Ellis.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. c. McProud spent
Monday evening with Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Clement.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. f. Hampton were
Tuesday evening callers at the Cowan
home.
Will Whitsell was down from the
ditch for an over-Sunday visit with
home folks.
The Misses Wilma Parks and Marie
hawthorn spent Easter Sunday at
Big Butte.
C. j. Billiard is over from Boise for
visit of several days and looking
after his property here.
Ex-Governor Haines of Boise is
looking after his ranch and planting
shade trees and otherwise improving
the land.
The Misses Opal Crouch and Glass
chaperoned a merry party of young
sters to Black canyon Easter. All re-
port jolly ramble.
John Mcconnell left Monday to be
gone several days at the sheep camp.
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The great Majestic, the range Of
quality, at Reilly's.
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from four mouths business trip in
Montana.
Crescent Improvement Club meet
ing with election of officers occurs this
week friday at the w. C. Tucker
home.
o. N. Dix of Sweet was business
visitor in Emmett this week, later
visiting at the w. l.. Nicol home. He
was accompanied home by his mother,
Mrs. M. L. Dix, who will spend few
days there before returning to her
home in Salt Lake.
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Homestead Entries

Leroy Thornton, Ola, the northeast
quarter of the southeast quarter, sec
ton 49,, township 10 north, range
east; 40 acres.
Francis E. Whitlock, Ola; lot $;
northeast, quarter of the southwest
quarter, and northwest quarter of the
southeast quarter, section 7, township
10 north, range 2 east; 118 acres.
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CENTRAL MESA
By Mrs. L. E. Dayton

The Easter program given by tn
Central Mesa Sunday school, unde
the direction of Mesdames Croziel
Whitside and Heath, was excellent
every pupil being in his or her plac
and well prepared.
Mrs. Scott and daughter, Miss Anna
Lathrop, Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Lane
Misses Lottie Zimmerman, Pearl Pat
! tison, Charlotte Dayton and Messrs
Hart, Lane and Hawkins came oul
from Emmett to attend the Easter
exercises Also Miss Pearl Sanders
our primary teacher, was there, &C
companied by her little niece, Geral-
dyne Sanders.
M. f. Lewis, who is again here over
looking his several farm properties.
took Sunday dinner at E. j. Teerink's
George Davidson accompanied Mr..
Roam, an insurance agent who was
visiting him, to Boise on Friday for
an over Sunday visit with relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bennett Limbaugh are
rejoicing over the birth of fine boy
Saturday night.
Mr.. Hunter ard family from Ore
gon have moved onto the Fred Cole
man place. Mrs. Hunter is Mrs. Full
gham's niece.
The Loyalty class of the Central
Mesa Sunday school will give box
supper at the schoolhouse Friday ev-
ening. Everybody invited.
Rev. Kahle and Mr.. Conrad's sister,
Mrs. DuBorko and son of New Ply
visited with the Conrads Sun
lay evening.
One of the Gordon brothers and
family have moved into the Payne
residence Chauncey will board with
hem, he having tired of patching In
, very short time.
Mrs. Earl Seaman called on Mrs. j.
A. Limbaugh and Mrs. Schoening on
Monday.
Mrs. Burdell has finished setting
,ut fine raspberry patch.
The tenants of the Lee place stayed
My short time. The improvements
lid not come up to their expectations.
Mi. Krause is cleaning laterals
nd 5 this week.
Mrs. j. A. Limbaugh is recovering
rom her accident, but is still unable
D wear shoe.
Rev. A. c. Lathrop will preach at
ne Central Mesa schoolhouse next
unday, at p. m. Sunday school at
D. m. The attendance last Sunday
as AS. We should like to see as
ANY more every Sunday.
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BISSEL CREEK
BY Mrs. w. ]. Van Limbaugh.

Mr.. and Mrs. West from south OF
town took Easter dinner with Mr. and
Mrs. Will Bane.
Kent Graves, John and Leslie Little,
Dewey Sorenson, Fred Whitsell and
William van Limbaugh, Jr., went to
see the big cut on the canal Sunday.
An Easter lunch was enjoyed by them,
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NEWS OF GEM COUNTY
BY The Index's Correspondents.
,e Index's Correspondents.

Mrs. Enrich called on Mrs. James
Catalan Tuesday afternoon.
The ladies of the u. A. club gave a
farewell party for the Misses Smell
and Lathrop at the Roy Sanders home
Thursday afternoon. A very pleas
ant afternoon was spent visiting and
enjoying a program Of music and
several readings We will surely miss
these young ladies, not only in our
club work, but also in the school, and
wish them success in their new un-
dertakings, as it rumored that Dan
Cupid will claim one, while the other
will go away to attend school.
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NOT ENOUGH CHILDREN

ever receive the proper balance OF food
to sufficiently nourish both body and
brain during the growing period when
natures demands are greater than in
mature life. This is shown in so MANY
pale faces, lean bodies, frequent colds,
and lack of ambition.
For all such chile -en we say with
unmistakable earnestness: They need
SCOTS Expulsion, and need it now. 1t
possesses in concentrated form the very
food elements to enrich their blood. 1t
changes weakness to strength; it makes
them sturdy and strong. No alcohol.
Scott & Bovine. bloomfield, NJ.
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Notice to Owners of Dogs

Dog tax is due and must be paid at
once. The city ordinances require a
tax of $500 to be paid to the city
treasurer on male dogs, and $500 on