davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-07-20
Sntenftpe ~96metnesu6t.

,. Ser &npitaluniab oe$ IN Ser
Sdmctne3ud)t ongclcgtcn 8doea
lpie0crbolt lid imner III fiirjcitcr
6riit
T. IS lit m0gIidL cine 0oppcItc
9n5ahl Shmeine SIT m0ltcn. Die I'M
6ritbiabr geborcHen 6erfcl mcroeu
im 0erbit ousgcmditet mo pcrfauit
Die i'm @erbit geborcncn I'M Grilb-
iahr.
5. 9ci Dem SpItcm lit sic @e-
fobr ser Sd)meinefoIcra perb0ltniB-
mGBig an geringiten neil Die
Shmcine ia INNER nur cine furje
3eit oltf Der tSnrm gebolten ncrocn.
Natiirlih lit INNER sort, no
2idlt lit, and Shottcn, uno 10 bat
oenm olld] oieies Spitcm inteniipcr
Shmeine5udt feline Sfnttenieitcn.
gI9 ioIfe fomncn in @etrodlt;
/. 9icieS Spitem ~erforocrt ichr
oiel &roitfutter uto oerhGItniBmd,
Big Denig &allbiutter, %erforoert olio
ellten oerb0ltnlBm0Blg bohcn Tlltter-
nufmono.
,. Die 5eitig I'M 6riibinbr mo
ote int Serbit oeborcnen 6erfeI cr.
foroern perh0ltniBm0Big mchr
Gfleqe un0 @artung OILS sic ip0t
I'M Sriibiahr sur @eIt fommcnoen.
&nmterhin rcftfertiQcn c$ oieI
oeraeitiQen ieniotioneueu Shmeine.
preiie urlo sic ollgemcine Gage beg
Shneinemarfte3 obcr. ooB man oie.
ic Nod,thcile mobl nit in aollf neb.
men bari.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-07-20

$. u. III e, Crcaon. Qurdl
cine 4n5obl Neriude lit uodqepic.
zen, 0ob nti itiditoiiormcn N0ocn Die
Stiditofioilnglmn nit Gbili5nI.
peter 81 Ncpiclb0umcn quite Ne.
%lultotc ergob. @ltt nlsQemodIenc
Voumnc IN BOILER Sroafroit pcrtruqcll
mo Iobntcn cine Gijnqlmq nit Chi
~Iiinlpeter bis 3I iiini Efluno rcdlt
gut. @ci ~fIcincrcn 0Gltnlen ioQtcrl
Sic obcr nidlt mcbr ais ciuigcn
lln3cl, GbiliinIpctcr (Jtitrotc Of
So0a) %oiinqen. 3ucrit lett oocr i'm
porigen Sabre GepiINBten QNiumcn
6iiricn Sic nldt mebr ol5 cine llu}c
Gbilllolpcter gcbcrL. Strcucu 5ic
6cn 5nlpcter glctdntdBig ilber Der
Mlr3cl5one ser 9Gumc aus. Die
Allr3cl3onc cine5 Naltme5 critreft
lid Q~2p0bnlif nod 3lpci sur
iibcr sic duBcritcu Spjten Der
3 10 { q c 6inoll9.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-07-20

mo bo@ 6llttcr nidt pertb 0o3 iir
ncr5chrcn.
&nncrbaIb ser lcttcn Sabre iin0
rlulo % Yro3cnt ser in Miaconiin
gcborucncn 6ohlcll iuiolgc pom pcr,
blitburcn &runfhcitcn tuncrholh Der
critcn Gage oocr Mod,cn hires Yr-
ben@ Qcltorbcu.
&icl fam III oieicrRidtlmg Qcthor
mcr0cn ooonrdl, ouB man oorour
iicbt, onB sic @cburt an cincm rein.
lidlcn YlaBc crfolgt uno oob oo2
EohIcu 0olm rcidlid) dehaltcu unN
out QcpilcQt miro. GAS QIcid1c Gilt
iilr Die Wtllttcritute.
Stltc mo GnhIcn miliicn inn
CONNER gut qciiittcrt lpcrocn luno
ooS Toblen Defenders olldl nad Dem
Nbiti0cu.
Trmf. nno SdlcucritcIlcn 6ci Nfer.
pfcr0cn.
Mcm sic Yicroe ocu Gun3cn IoN
3llr Nrbett hcrdn9e5ogCn mcr0cn,
uutitehcn bel picIcn nie nid)t iebr
id}mcr5boitcn, ionoeru olth oc1t Gllt.
tcr3uItono und)theilig bceinfluiicu.
Den 0rud. uno Shelcriteuen. 81,
priIcn bilben lid groBcre @eiIen, sic
sen Gbieren sic Nrbcit oircft sur
Gcin MAIDEN. Gic5 2cioeu itcIt iidt
nid)t bel oIlcu Vfcr0en qlcidmdBiQ
elm, niclmebr mcrocn ioIdlc nit mci.
der @nlt, Ole mdhrcn0 Scr Mintcr.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-07-20

hdlbell 3ou Iange$ Snieft bon bell
eeLber 6nrbe, nit ifpar3en Strci.
fen auf Dem 1Sliigeloeden, non oenen
Der mittIere ourf sic Sdci0eIinie
Der lesteren holbirt lit. Ser Qopf
lit ifDor3 mo Ger 2eib geIb.
Ser Safer IGBt lid ouf oen Sur.
fen-. aiirbis- uno NeIoncnpilan3en
nieoer, iobalo Tie aus Der Groe font.
men. uno iriBt an oen StengeIn uno
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-07-20

Tnn q IN z, DO. %llnierc
Formcr rcdluen gcp0bnlid oomit,
6uB hire Bicroe I'M Altcr pom icds
l5abren ocn perbdItnibmoBlQ bod.
itcn Ncrtb ooritelcu. SIN nQqcmei-
ncn 1T De- Mertb Der Tormpicrhe
pom ~iiiniten bis gum adteu &cbcns
iobr perhGltniBmdBig am b0fiteu ;
er moht 0onu etmo 90 0ro}ent oe$
ubcrboupt northumberland aus
Iieic Nnqoben limo oa5 Gurd.
ifrittsreiuIto aus Den Anqoben Don
$50 Tarmern, Die Dem Qun6es-
odcrbauamt CUR ,ScititeauuQ bc5
@erthes oor 6armpfer6eu 6ie5bc.
3iigIife anqabcn uno Shdbungcu
acmatt haben. @ei of oieien Shd'
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-07-20
1rtefRa(ten oes Sonorat6s.

If 2m6prhd1t beUgIde @nren Tn0n bier brhpQgt hMmhnmhd Niles mGB Der 2mo.
rbn amib nmt obT nit bent nGST mchm mil or Rnn HmWnbuNm lqmt Hr Sh nMn u6b bat
T babel Die Gmmlbt Qnobue 4tubup Der 0Humutn 6uHm umNrr mmn g an 6mirth ats.
9 6ule, elmer Mr oIrbicno s0 nNn &mh@. Annmue audrutm mH0m rt hrNfhht
6uBe1 btufs 0rmtetnb @@ uGhtnh& uNNn mf &mh aud bGf tommtt noh nb
6r Anro9e 6mn en Soaor ais couDr hr ben (bumrp biG0dIdrn Wrbm. QnhN it @ uuH. BOP
Die SQmFtnne. Gnf De @unhct Nr m6 6mr 6@ I9Nr&, ub rdhe@ cbmbhna bsn or
mnn moMn lit 9rm un9rOm mrNn
Ne ohnn 4nhnacn Gbm mite mttnb pom Gents in 9rrfmtm 81 oorrm on sen
Sm Hambrutb, vSpkOt1 va mG isis
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-07-20

lbelbaft hobe
SfmeIue Yrei-
lc un0 nod piel
1llebr Die be-
grilnoete 9lu5-
itd]t oaB Die
bobCn Nreiie
auf LANCE 3eit
binalts aubalten
iper0en, bilocn
fitr Den 6aruler
ilbcrau inn
Mai5 @iirtcl
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-07-20
& + / W II s
(~aronfengcrid)t.)

'tett ~ber3iert.
aber Elm ipobl
ben neiIten @e
miiie3ildtern be.
fainter mo bon
ibnen qefurhte
ter ShdoIinq
lit Ser g%eitreiite
8urten Safer.
cin fnlll11 einrn
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-07-20

". ". in Z, DIinu. Goriibcr 0jbt
ca feline ~Qcicbtiteu @citimmuuqcn.
Wtom uno Trou ioaten barber
Dor Der @rrheirotbmg ooer menla.
items che 0o5 0ino geboren miro,
lid ooriibcr %DcrItdnoigcn, oamit g
bintcrber fciuc MicimnQopcrihicocn
hciten gi6t. Chem often @crtom
men qcmdB lit e. inoeB @rout.
penn Wuun nno ,9rou uiht olHielbc
Reliaion bubcn, ooB ole Ginocr IN
ser Rcliqion Der 6rou er3ogen Nor
6cn. aber tpie qeingt, geieelih lit oo$
nidt beitimmt.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-07-20
Sob lrobiup G.

he &oblrobiiuppe
lit 5ugleih Elm
Mittel SIT iparla-
lllcr &ermenoung
pom aoblrobi ullo
ionInterliheSGab
iol.. &oblrobt
lpcroen geihalt
mo iehr fein
%gcifnitten. 9oS
gleide geihicbt
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-07-20

II 0ieiem Sabre
Der 9fnbrung3:
mo Suffer Nit.
tel &nappheit
lniliicn mir allies
,%rrolctc1, ltniere
padicnoenSritf,
dcden 8eihd.
0iuungcn ourf)
&nieftelt Eli id1it-
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-07-20

ic @ei!UgcI Gbo.
lcra. uuh NUhuCr
Cholera, @tfIiigcl.
tpphu2 llU0 OiC
tlugeIptit gcnaunt,
toulmt bel idntmt
lidltnt@eflIdcl Dor
mo lit nuBcror
ocutIid ouitcdcuo.
ser HcgeI per.
llutt lie to0tlldl
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-07-20

:. q. in s. Ga. 9ls WiittcI
CUR Ncrtrcibung bon Nitrucru miro
nielind nGopero5" c~mpfohlen. Iic5
lit uidt mic Der 2oie Icidlt anuilnmt
unb nic e8 aud, BEL inns in Scr
oeutihcn llcbcricBum9 irrtbiimIid
aupfcrbitrioI. ionoeru 4 d..
ienDitriol. aupierpitrioG 1T
5iemIit aiitiq uro ioQte mir nit
orobcr Sorgiolt aebrouft wer6cn
W}on bciteae aIio inn @ebrouhsioGfe
uGOpcrn5"; Damn mci3 Der Npothc'
fer ihon 9eidei0.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-07-20

u. 81. M. i'll g., Mi5. @rom.
beer Sdnop2 CHladbcrrp 0rnn0n)
miro oaourd) bercitct, ooB man cine
flnide nit glttcn, reifcn 0ronlbce
rem. iiillt, ctluo9 g}cIfem, 3iHmtct uip.
5uictt uuo Damn gltten Nronop GA
raul giebt mo 3umejlen ocn &ubolt
ouiifilttelt. Goer: 81 , Gltort
0rombecrinit iii9t man I Qimio
tpeiBcn 3udcr, u llnsc @cmilr3
nelfen uno / lln5e NeIfcnpIciicr.
W2an lGBt allies cinigc Winuten TO.
den mo, lpenn filbl, iiigt man 1
8int 8ron0p 3lt,
81. Z. in e., Crcq. sic iatolc
@erohnheit 0ca Sclbltou@iouqen@ DER
UPild gcpohnt mon elmer Stub al in
Dem nlun lbr Elm z &c delbol9
bau0 uulcQt. nobel nc it'd %le0c2mul
itidlt menu tie inllgcn mill. Nn0crc
U(lttcl limo ibr ou@ Outer nit b d.
Ifrrcu Stoiten 81 bcitreiden, ). y.
Ghinin, abcr oos lit meuigcr prnftiidl
ui0 ioId)t @iittoiie t0nncn iogor
ihmcr ihnocn.
llcbcr 3ubcreituug pom Wlodbcrrp
0ronon babe i'd crit fr5Iih geitrie.
BEN. mo an unocrcr StcIle aud heutc
micocr.
Gohn z IN 6, Greg. Gin gutter
@eq, Nmciien I'M Souie 81 pcrnidlten
lit cinen groBen Gdmomm NIT 3u-
derwoiier 3u iott;Ben :;n6 morin it'd
Die Ihierhen al iammcIn, 70 ooB lie
Damn lcift 81 DrtiIgen iino.
6 q. in g. ", @aib. Gle f0n.
ncn uadl 0eliebcn Iabof pTlan3en
otne nit Dem Steuergeict III Con
lift gil fommen. Die riftige 3eit
3tr Grnte lit furJ Dor boqiqer Reiie.
8. Cd. in a., isis. Ger Pr.
beitqebcr brauht Sie, tpenn Sie
feincu 4rbeitsfontrott fir cine be-
itimmte 3cit botter, rpir fitr Die
,3eit at bc}ahIen, pahreno Der Gle
nrbettetcn @eqen 1Jbre GntIaiiuu9
| fonrcn 5ie aifts MAIDEN.
g. n in o., 81. Cine oIte
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-07-20
Cine fsrtoauernbe Snappbeit
on Tleiiduieb.

clbIt lpcnu hCllte
Der Wcltfrieoc
tpieoer pertun.
set lpilroe,inilBte
bod sic 6lciitl.
&noppbeit nod,
ouf Inngc ,3cit
binnuS onhol.
ten, neil ouf Scr
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-07-20

nit Den Ner5bl0ttcrn. Eel0e3 MIRO
leid)t ~Qbqcbriiht mo neid) qcfod)t. Gte
Slippe miro nit elmer beuen Ntehl=
ipiBe Ieimig geltadt uno, nad)oem nc
oltfqefoft. nit ID Gigelh abgc5o-
gen. 0ton reiht lic nit gcroItctcll
Mcibbrotmiirfcln - PHI anocre Nrt
bercitct III Die Sltppe, m0cm MON
sic Standardization in lcidt gciol5c-
mem @oiier nit eincm Stildd)cn @ltt-
ter meidtfoht. Damn Die Suppe onrdl
Elm Sieb riibrt uno nit iltBcr Sobnc
Ole norber nit eincm Giqclb per
oltirlt fpllroe, per0ift. @ricB. o0er
Gemmelflobhen fonnen nah Belle
ben biencinaegeben mcroen. sir
flciihloie &oit Elm n%nhrhoftcr GrIub.
Rohlrobi. WuS.
(&ronfcngcridt.)
Die feingehobelteu aohlrobi - et-
ma Elm Suppentcler pou - merocr1
gcbriibt mo Damn NIT frilhem Woi.
fer nieoer obgcfiihlt. Bon eincr,
Guppenniiricl mo eiucm y 0int
@uiier bereitct man cine quite i9leildl
briibc. Die 9obrrobi weroen bieril
meif gcfott mo Damn burt Elm Sict
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-07-20

10 oaB lie fiir 9ejenlbcr eincn smei-
ten &urf Scrfel bringcn. Nui 0icie
@elie fam man in pieIcn t5dllen
r%cgcImdBig 3pci @iirie gutter 6erfeI
bon elmer Suu 3Iebeu; bod be0elltcn
audi idlon 0rei g8iirie in 5mei Sab
rem einen crbeblihcu 6ortidritt.
Ole aui oieic @eiie in GROCER 3ohl
er5eugtcn 6erfcl f0nnem nit 200
bis 300 8iuno @emidt int Nlter
Don ledl@ o0er adt @od)en alf Den
Ytorft gebrad]t wer0en uno beoellten
Damn. mie icoer leidt ia ieIbit aus
rcd)rcn fam, bel ben oer5eitigen
@rciIcn tbatiddlid cine golOene
Grlte.
Sie %ur5iiae bieics Spitcms.
Die @or3iige, sic OieieS Spitcm
Ser Sd)meine5ud)t Sem 6armer ge-
mdbrt, faBt @err 3. q. @enper pom
ser IanomirtbIduftIihen 8eriu6s-
Station 0e3 Staotes MiIiouri fol-
genoermuBen 5ulanmen:
+. Wtan maltet mn iunge, pild-
iige Sdmeinc, oic piel 0fonomiihere
8epifts MAIDEN aIS Gltc-
re Sbiere.
,. Gas IN ser Shneine5ud]t an
gele9te 8elo trdgt mn auf oieie
@eiie Ole ocnfbor b0dlitcn 3inien;
nit an0eren @orten, MIR ollf oicie
Meiie merOen oie 3uftiolten, BON
0eren Gb1tigtcit mir ia oos gauge
@eIo erparten, oa5 gauge Sobr biu-
ourd ngehGftig" crbalter.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-07-20
Stir SSe6un9 ser 2sferoe5u6t.

ferOe0ottor u. 2.
Nlcrnn0cr, &or-
Itun0 0r2 2Cpur,
tcnten5 iiIrEfer.
nc5ud)t Der
Stunta llnl
perlitdt BON
Mt@roniiu, ltn0
cine %ullcrtalultc
Nutboritdt oui
Stntnp, tN,bt,.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-07-20

Robt 9 in o, Wtid). Inter DC.
dcn pcrItebt man ole @cacn0
nm Die 5d)man3 Nltr3el herum,
Gtnc2 Der mtriiQIihiten 3eihcn
lit Der oWt iIhiptegel". 3ier'
mntcr neritebt Den BON ocnSoden bis
sur Sfupon31pur3cl oerInIfenocn
[hcll nit nod obcn in entgegenge'
letter Hidjtunq. uerInufcnocm 9aar'
mud)s. Ncm 5ie 5tc1lnq hinter
Der Sub nchntcrt, 10 lit Der Wtild'
ipicgcl erfcnbor, bel cinigen Stilben
tritt err oclttlidl, bel on6creu Denidcr
6cutlIdl hcroor. Y}on mterihctoct 7
oocr S pcrihic6enc Tormen Deg
Wilfipicucl@. @o0cS Gutter, iIber'
edbliQe 3iGcn, itorf hcrootrretenoe
Wild,n6cru, icinc @orner, fGeiner
aopf. ieincr Gnohcnbnu iin6 nnbCre
ua~trilQlidlc 3eidlcn Der Wjltergibig'
felt.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-07-20

g. q in o., 81. Cine oIte
beutihe NeiIe bat mini engIiihe
Neilen.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-07-20

tlungcn mo @%crchnungen lit man
cinbcitIid) OaOon nlt9gcgonget, oaB
oo9 @ier0 ouf Der 5nrm nit ied5
&obren i'll icincm bciteu .3rftono
$3.50 mertb lit. Gin iolhes BferO
mar noh GhdBung ser $50 Gormer
bel Ger @eburt $50, nit icd8 NO.
noten 500, nit cincm &obr 500.
nit 3mei &obren $l12, nit orci Sab.
rem SfS5, NIT bier &obrcu $500
mo nit iiIni ,5obren $242 lpertb.
Nod)ocm bo5 6orntpicro feds Sabre
Doll qelpor0cu lit. nInmlt icin Nertb
a%llmdblig nieoer ob, 10 oob IS NIT
nelm mo 3ebn ,Sabrcn uur mebr
5000 mcrth lit mo NIT icd)55chn
,Sahrcn lcin Mcrtb ollI SOL geiol.
len lit.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-07-20

6 9. in g. u, @aib. Sic f0n.
ncn nod gelieben Iabof piIan3en
ohue nit Dem Gteuergeicb IN Gon'
lift 3i fommen. Die rihtige 3eit
CUR Grnte lit fur3 Dor boaiqer Reiie.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1917-08-23
BRAMWELL.
BY K. F. Wells

Elmer Rose has been having some
! difficulty getting his new Maxwell
truck under control. While in Cald
we'll one day it seemed to develop al
unusual amount of egotism over the
fact that it was the only Maxwell
truck on the pike and it seemed pos
sessed with sudden desire to show
its rivals that it had the power as
we'll as the speed and on spying a
freight train passing crossing it
made for it like a mad bull at red
flag. The louder Elmer hollered whoa
at it, the more determined the pesky
thing seemed to be to knock the train
in two. After it had got one eye
knocked out and one wing disabled,
Elmer was able to persuade it to
leave the ring and got it out of town
without further mishap. Since that
time, Elmer has been very careful
not to allow it to get sight of train.
Mrs. E. T. Dillon and nephew of
Salt Lake City are visiting at the
home of Sid Walker and family. Mrs.
Dillon is a sister of Mrs. Walkers.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sasser took Sunday
dinner at the home of Geo. Sprague
and family.
Miss Troy of Pierce City, Mo-, has
been engaged to teach the Bramwell
school for the coming year. Miss
Troy comes well recommended and
is teacher of experience and ability.
Mrs. Davis Hunter left last Satur-
day for Alton, Wyo., to visit her
mother.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1917-08-23
UPPER MESA
BY Mrs. G. X. Parks.

Dorothy SPOTS visited Saturday
afternoon with Ruth Foster.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Francis and child
rem visited Sunday afternoon with
Mr.. Morrises.
Mrs. Charles VanFleet and Mrs,
Parks called on Mrs. Morris Sunday
evening.
A brother and his family of Mr..
Ward Graves motored over from Boise
Saturday evening and visited until
Monday.
The u. A. club meeting has been
postponed from August 80 to Sep
TENDER 13. The meeting will be with
Mrs. F. II. SPOTS. The day is desig-
mated as Children's day and pro-
gram will be arranged for their "a
musemcnt.
Miss Vera Whitsell came over from
Boise Saturday for a visit with home
folks over Sunday. She returned to
her work Monday.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1917-08-23
HANNA
BY Mrs. J. l. Guthrie

Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Nicks and Mr.
and Mrs. E. o. Bosteder attended the
circus in Boise Thursday of last week
returning home Friday evening.
Miss Blanche McCool has accepted
the primary work in our school fol
another year.
Miss Nellie Howard returned on Fri
day of last week from Seattle, where
she has spent the past year.
Josephine Wayman returned last
week from two months visit with
old friends in Kansas.
Mrs. Margaret Reynolds is spending
the week at the Guthrie home.
Miss Dora Merrill spent few days
in town the first of the week.
Quite a number from our neighbor-
hood attended the waterusers' meeting
in Emmett Monday night.
d. Mcmillan was among the num-
Der who enjoyed circus day in Boise
last week.
Will King returned from Boise a
few days ago with Ford car.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1917-08-23
OLA

Owing to the busy times and mel
so scarce the Ola correspondent ha:
been too busy to write, but will now
try to shoot few squibs from hi!
pen.
Born, August to MIR. and Mrs
w. A. Sevey, daughter.
Miss May Park came up from her
homestead at Horseshoe Bend last
week for few days visit with her
Uncle L. s. Park.
Miss Ruth Wilson of Emmett has
been visiting with Frank Holbrook
the past week.
Mr.. Richardson, who has been visit
ing with his son Benny on Timber
Flat, returned to his home at Vale,
Ore, Monday.
Mr.. Baker of Caldwell was here
last week buying hogs, both fat and
stockers.
Quite large crowd attended Mr..
Cramer's sale last Friday. All stock
sold pretty high. One bull sold for
5000.
Rev. J. F. Ford preached his fare
well sermon to the people of Ola
last Sunday.
Sherman Glenn and family return
ed from Round Valley Sunday, where
they went to gather huckleberries.
They picked about thirty gallons.
Miss May Park, Miss Ruth Wilson
and Miss Frances Holbrook left for
Emmett Tuesday.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1917-08-23
CENTRAL MESA
BY Marie Conrad.

Mrs. j. Kleinknecht and daughter
arrived Saturday and are staying at
the Luhr home till Mrs. Kleinknecht
arrives with the car Of household
goods.
Mr.. and Mrs. Smith and daughter,
Mr.. and Mrs. |. Estes and son and Mr..
Hollingsworth of Boise spent Sunday
with Mr. and Mrs. James Heath.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. C. Miller and chill
dren, Anna, May and Neva Rodabaugh
of Weiser and Mr.. and Mrs. Walter
Sissler spent Sunday at the Luhr
home. The company from Weiser re-
turned the same evening, Mrs. Peter
son accompanied them home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bennett Limbaugh
and children and Viola Dougherty left
Tuesday morning in their car for
North Powder, Ore, for a weeks va
cation.
Mrs. d. Mcmillan called on Mrs.
Fred Schadt on Thursday afternoon.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1917-08-23
SOUTH SLOPE.

Mrs. Charles Smith of the mesa
made calls along the Slope Tuesday
Mrs. C. P. Hartley is spending a
few days at Lakeport this week.
Mrs. A. II. Folsome of Rocky Ford
Colo, who has been spending the
summer at the home of her brother
Charles Cook, left on her return trip
Wednesday. She will stop enroute,
at Littleton, Colo, for a short visit
with friends.
Mrs. Bennett of Rocky Ford, Colo,
and Mrs. Langon of Salt Lake City,
Utah, are visiting their brothers Cliff
and Will Tucker. Their mother, Mrs.
Tucker of Nampa, came over for a
family reunion and feast of melons.
Miss Grace Cook spent several days
in Fruitland last week, guest at
Park Ranch. She also enjoyed an
auto trip to Weiser and return for
day.
Wonder if there are any signs in
vogue that will bring rain. For
six weeks all the Slope signs have
failed.
The hay crop along the Slope and
following the valley has been taken
care Of and the grain will be in the
thresher as soon as possible.
Peaches promise a harvest early
in the month Of September.
c. P. Hartley has been treating the
road along Rocky Point Fruit farm
and the floor of his packing shed to
layer of white sand. This will
allay the dust and after rain will
work into the soil, making fine high
way.
G. A. Warden made a quick trip
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1917-08-23
LETHA.


Rev. Pryor came up from New Ply
mouth with Rev. Lowman and Mr.
Pomeroy Sunday afternoon. The ser
mon was given by Rev. Pryor.
Sunday evening the r. l.. Battar
family motored to New Plymouth tax
ing with them Revs. Pryor and Low
man.
Mrs. Pomeroy called on Mrs. Pur.
cell and Mrs. Battan Monday evening
Mr.. Pomeroy and children spent part
of the evening at the Battan home.
The Bott camping party returned
after few days absence.
Lyman Wampler of Fruitland came
up to Letha Tuesday. He visited with
Will Wilton part of the time.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. l.. Battan and three
children motored to Boise on Tuesday.
They had as their guests Mr.. N. S.
Hinchliff and his daughter, Miss Nellie,
of New Plymouth.
Rev. Lanman was making calls in
the near Letha Neighborhood on We'd
nesday.
Mrs. Ewing, A. E. Pomeroy and
children and Rev. Lanman motored to
Payette Wednesday evening.
Frederick Pomeroy went to join the
c. G. Goodwin motor party going to
the Payette Lakes. Rev. Lanman rode
down as far as New Plymouth.
Ed Bott has finished binding grain
for Fred Wilhelm.
Cream price at Letha on Monday
was 19c.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1917-08-23
NEWS OF GEM COUNTY
By The Index's Correspondents.

to Boise with an auto truck load OF
melons Monday.
The Obermeyer Bros. are doing a
rushing business with their melons,
which are fine, large and sweet.
Will and Cliff Tucker occupy sheir
Boise Highway and Crescent drive.
They are enjoying god trade and
have fine melons also.
Out-of-town tourists continue to
come for fruits.
Charles E.. Hartley took dinner Mon
day evening in Boise at the Bar
racks.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1917-08-23
HAW CREEK
Mrs. E. Tennyson.

Mrs. w. H. Yergenson and little son
Everett left last week for Council fol-
a few weeks outing with her sister,
Mrs. H. Tarcy and family of Boise.
Ed Francis and family spent Sun
day afternoon at Butler Morris home,
Sunday visitors at the M. L. Han
thorn home were: Miss Wilma Parks,
Mrs. Loe Reed and children and Mr..
Preble, Mrs. E. Tennyson.
Miss Belle Boren is visiting at the
Ed Francis home.
John Mcconnell and family and
Mrs. B. o. Clark motored out to their
Haw creek ranch Sunday afternoon.
S. T. Johnson and family went to
Caldwell Wednesday for few days
visit with relatives.
Mrs. G. G. Ellis and baby visited
Tuesday afternoon with Mrs. E. Ten
nyson.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1917-08-23
Concert at Baptist Church

The DeMoss family of Concert en-
tertainers will give one of their great
concerts in the Baptist church Wed
nesday evening, September 5, at S:15
o'clock. For as years this famous
company has been before the public
They were in Emmett 81 years ago
In our great expositions in many
cities east and west, and in for
eign counties they have entertained
The personnel of the present organi-
cation still contains two who took part
in the year 1892, when they began
their entertainment work. They will
give the people of Emmett splendid
evening of music, song and story. Ad-
mission so cents; children 25 cents.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1917-08-23
Cut Your Weeds.

Notice is hereby given that all
weeds and grass in the streets and
alleys must be cut by Monday night,
August 81. Also shade trees and
hedges along the sidewalks must be
trimmed.
Anyone failing to comply with this
notice will be charged for the work
of cutting their weeds by the city and
same taxed against the property.
By order of City Marshal.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1917-08-23
BISSELL CREEK.
Mrs. Ward nj. Fuller

Allen Howard has been suffering
from sight illness the past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wade Denney have
been spending the past few days at
the Ward Fuller home.
Dick Graces spent Monday after
noon at the bee apiary.
E. ]. Reynolds was on the bench
Saturday afternoon.
George Johnson has been on the
Butte rounding up his cattle this
week.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1917-08-23

Emanuel Kleinknecht is now work
ing for Mr.. Johnson.
Nicola Manner is assisting Mrs. E. j,
Teerink with her house work.
Misses Freida and Nettie Luhr Wis
tied at the Fred Andrews home We'd
nesday evening.
]. Kleinknecht arrived Tuesday
from Hall, Wash, and will make their
home on the bench.
Mr.. and Mrs. Luhr spent Wednes-
day evening at the Jim Howard home.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1917-08-23

Guy VanFleet and wife, the former
cousin of Charles VanFleet, visited
at the VanFleet home Wednesday.
Mrs. Charles Smith called at Mrs.
DeClark's on the South Slope and took
supper Wednesday evening.
G. G. Ellis still has 40 acres of
second cutting of hay to put up, but
most of the ranchers have finished
haying.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1917-08-23
Knitting for Soldiers

Material has been ordered by the
Red Cross for the knitting for the
soldiers and classes are being organ
lied so no time will be lost in begin
ming this work as soon as material
and instructions are received.