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Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1920-01-09
EUROPE

sident temporairement dams des ho-
tells ct des garnis de cette vile, cn re-
marque bien pcu d'activite dams Pin
dustrie du batiment. Tout ce qui Sc
dife en- ce moment consiste en- cine
mas, magasins GU hangars.
Au debut de Ia guerre, 1000 edifi-
ces sc trouvaient en- construction. Les
ii avaux furent abandcnnes sur la ma
jcrite des chantiers. En- 1915, on en-
treprit la construction de 130 nouvel-
les maisons ct de 200 en- 1916. L'annee
Oh fut signe le consistoire, 81 chan
tiers furent ouverts. Dams les milieux
du batiment, on attribute Ia crise au
marque de main-d'oeuvre ct de mate
riaux, ainsi qu'au prix excrbitant
qu'exige l'edifcation DUN immeuble.
* X =
Paris.-La crue generate des feuves
de France attributable aux pluies dilu-
viennes des der1.iers mois, menacent
de causer des desastres en- plusieurs
secteurs. II Sc peut que la navigation
sur Ia Seine, qui constitute un profile
me des plus ardus en- ce moment, soft
suspendue 81 l'inondation sc prolonge.
La gravite de Ia situation, decrit le
"Matin", ne saurait etre nettement
etablie. Tout depend de la fusion even
tuelle des fots de la Marne ct de la
Seine. Dams Pest, la crue s'aggrave,
principalement celle de la Meurthe.
En- Belgique, la situation devient
alarmante par suite des nouvelles
crues de la Sambre ct de la Meuse.
Les depeches d'Allemagne relatent
une crue plus sensible des tributaries
dl Rhin.
BERLIN.-A Ioccasion de la nou-
velle aimee, le president Ebert a
adresse lie manifesto suivant a Ia po-
pulation allenande:
eau cours de l'annee qui Went de
s'ecouler, nous avons evite Panarchie,
maintenu ct consolide l'unite de Penn
pire. Sous la menace de la force, nous
avons da conclure une paix deshono-
rante qui porte atteinte au bien-etre
dc Ia nation ct place les fruits de nos
oeuvres passes ct a venir a la merci
de Fetranger.
"La nouvelle aimee decidera 81 PAL
lcmagne, en- depit des problemes les
plus ardus, gardera son rang de gran
de nation ct pourra assurer son deve-
lcppement economique sur une base
ferme, ou 81 livr5e a des querelles in
testines, ellie s'ecroulera sur dcs bases,
arnihilant tout espoir de Regeneration
future. ....
"Ayant en- vue ces perspectives d'a-
varir tour a tour sonbres ct sourian-
tes, je demande tous les citoyens al
demands, en- vue du danger conlmun,
&c Sc solidariser ct d'avoir recours a
toutes les capacities pour assurer Ia
restauration de la mere-patrie."
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1920-01-09
OCTAVE DE L'UNITE DE L'EGLISE

Cette octave est observee chaque an
nee a partir de la fete de la Chaire de
st Pierre, lie 18 janvier a la fete de
la conversion de St Paul le rs janvier.
Cette octave de priere pour la con-
version des catholiques fut ap-
prouvee ct enrichie des faveurs de S.
S. Pie X en- 1909. S. S. Beno1t XIV,
par un decret papal du 25 fevrier 1916,
a etendu cette observance a lEglise
Universelle ct Penrichit d'indulgences.
Une indulgence pleniere a etc ac-
cordee par lie Saint Pere a tous les fl
deles qui, lie premier jour ou lie dernier
jour de l'octave, recevront la sainte
communion aux conditions ordinaires.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1920-01-09
UN MONDE A MOI

-Vous n'allez pas dams le monde?
une femme de grand me-
rite.
Dams le monde? rapondait-elle
avec un charmant sourire, mais beau
coup au contraire! Settlement, jai IN
monde a moi. ...e
Eth! quel est votre monde?
Mon mari, mes enfants ct mes
pauvres.
Belle r6ponse dune digne epouse,
dune mere, dune chretienne.
CHAMBLY, Qu6.-Un incendie qui
pendant un ccrtain temps menace de
causer une confagration de tout le
village, a d6truit deux batisses appar-
tenant a la conpagnie Bennett. L'une
de ces batisses comprenait une manu-
facture de renforts de chaussures.
Dams la seconde, on fabriquait des pei
les. Les pertes sont considerables.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1920-01-09

par Nathan Behrin, un stenographe
oficiel de la Cour Supreme de New
York, qui a ecrit 324 mots dams une
minute, avec deux erreurs settlement.
lie chiffre d'afaires faites pen
dant les fetes est enormes ct les re-
vues commercials font ressortir la
grande activite industrielle que Pom
constate toujours au debut dune nou-
velle aimee.
Les marches de l'acier ct des tissus
sont dams des conditions exception
nelles.
-Adolph Panarelli, marchand de
wins de Manhattan, John Romanelli,
entrepreneur de Brooklyn ct Samuel
K. Saleeby, pharmacien du meme dis
trict, tous trois inculpes d'avoir mis-
en- vente sous lie nom de "whiskey" de
fortes quantities d'acool de bois, eau
SAINT ainsi lamort de "a personnes
dams cinq Etats, ont etc mis- en- accu-
sation devant lie commissaire des
Etats-Unis.
Les trois prevents avaient etc ARE
tes par les agents du revenu Daniel
L. Porter ct du gouvernement federal
H. B. Dobbs.
Romanelli a etc PANE du complot.
II fait des aveux complets lors de
son arrestation, affirmant: "Je suis
heureux que vous ayez mis- lie grappin
sur moi. Je m'engage a dire tout ce
que je sails, mais ne m'envoyez pas, de
grace, au Connecticut. Je ne items pas
a y etre lynche. N'oubliez pas que
tous les journaux ont public mon nom,
ce qui equivaut nj plus nj moins un
arret de mort.
Celui-ci leur a raconte quill await
raison de croire qu'environ 20 barils
de "whiskey" avaient etc expedies a
Hartford, Connecticut, avec un conte-
nu approximate de 40 a so gallons.
Les conspirateurs les avaient ecoules
au prix de $1,000 a $1,000 lie bari1,
ce qui constituait, on peut Sc l''in1agi-
ner, une affaire fort lucrative.
NICOLET, Que. NJ Arthur Dugay ct
son fills, de StainteEulalie, entreprirent
de faire lie voyage de Nicolet en- auto.
Tout ALA bien jusqu'au rang du petit
Saint-Esprit, 3 miles de la vile a
!'eudroit appele crete de la cote, le
chauffeur voulut appliquer les freins,
mais ces derniers refuserent d'ob6ir.
Alors, Pauto entreprit une course YER
tigineuse ct apres avoir tourn6 quatre
f0is sur elle-meme vint s'abattre au
fond du ravin reton1bant sur ses Qua
tre roues. Deux des occupants de Eau
to, NJ. Dugay ct son fills Ell constatant
que les freins ne fonctionnaient plus,
Sc ieterent hors de la voiture, sans au-
Gun NAL. Mais le chauffeur nlanuua son
coup ct d6gringola avec l'auto, tour
noyant vers l'ab1me ct chose pressure
miraculeuse, il en- fut quite pour une
legere blessure a la figure ct une en-
torse a la jambe droite.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1920-01-09
QUEBEC

Est decedee la maison-mere des
Soeurs des SITS. Mons de Jesus ct Ma
RE, la Rev. Soeur Marie -Hyacinthe de
Rome. Ellie etait agee de 35 ans. Bien
que malade depuis quelque temps. rien
ne faisait prevoir une fin aussi soudai-
ne.
La defunte, nee M.-Beatrice Tru-
deau, file de feu Hyacinthe A. Tru-
deau, de Waterlee, Que.
-Une nouvelle compagnie Went
d'etre incorporee sous lie nom de Don
naconna Silver Fox Farm, Limited.
Ellie a obtenu ses lettres patentes lie
20 novembre dernier du lieutenant
gouverneur en- conseil ct sa principale
maison d'affaires sera la Baie-St-
Paul. Son capital sera de $4,000 di
wise en- deux cents parts de $10O cha
cune.
Cette compagnie etc formee dams
lie D1C q oXCrcoI sous LOuGCS 1cuIS 1OI
mes, l'industrie de 'elevage du renard
ct lie commerce de fourrures Petat
naturel ct ouvrees.
En- vertu des pouvoirs qui lui ont
etc conferes ellie fera importation ct
lexportation ct pourra faire lie COM
merce en- gros ct en- detail de toutes
les categories de marchandises, eta
blir des succursales.
SAINT-BONIFACE, MANITOBA
M. Table Charles Langlois, cure
de Sturgeon Falls, Ont, est recem-
ment decede.
M. Louis Tache, avocat, Conseil du
Roi, ct neveu de Mgr Tache, est dece-
de. a Rimouski
La Rev. Soeur Brynolf, ,-Delima
Dupuis,- des Soeurs Crises de Mon
treal, est decedee l'hopital d'Ed
nonton Cette bonne religieuse, dece-
dee a 80 ans, appartenait a la mission
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EST. s1.OO par an.
Abonnez-vous a 1tECHO DE LOU.
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NEW YORK

lie record de vitesse pour la ste
geographic a ete bfise 'See 50 decembre,
par Nathan Behrin, un stenographe
officiel de la Cour Supreme de New
York, qui a ecrit 324 mots dams une
minute, avec deux erreurs settlement.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1920-01-09

annules pratiquement que par echange
contre d'autres valeurs du Tresor, lors-
qu'ils ne sont pas remis par leurs por-
teurs en- pavement d'imp6ts.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1920-01-09

-Bien qu'environ 100000 personnes
desireuses de louer des logements re
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1920-01-09
SAINT-BONIFACE, MANITOBA

M. Table Charles Langlois, cure
de Sturgeon Falls, Ont, est recem-
ment decede.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-12-21

belt at this weight. and Young
Brooks, who has as yet to meet de-
feat by a Nf45 pound man, and has
more than held his1own by many men
IN the ligkt-heay weight class, and
has many supporters in this section
VINO are confident that he will uphold
his present reputation against, Cor
nell. Both men are in wonderful
shape for this finish match, and the
followers of both will witness 4
great exhibition when these men
meet. Wednesday night at the Dread
naQght AAC. nall:
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-12-21

Tom Cockrell, fight heavyweight
wrestler of this city, will go on with
Kid Shoots, as a preliminary TO the
above match, both of-these ycuns
athletes of the Reliance Fire De.
partment A. Care. prepared to give
a good account of themselves.
After much effort return match
has been secured between Flying
Jack Tulloeh and Spike Lucas, who
wrcstled tc = draw in the Dread
naught's last carnival. This match no
doubt should draw record crowd in
itself, and movies" will be taken Of
the same.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-12-21
SUFFERED FROM ST0MACHTROUBLE
NOW FEELS FEEL S FINE

1T vas a little slow at first but
~ the time | had finished the frst,
bottle fe!te tho change and today l
an better and feeling fine, but l was
IN such rad shape that it took six
bottles to bring me completely around
1t is a wonderful medicine ard | rec
commend il TO those who suffer as |
did. am stronger today than | have
been for years" Eta G. Dorsey, SO
Cleveland, Ave, Waynesboro, Pa.
The only Chasco-Vin agency in
Alexandria is Edgar Warfield, jr.,
King and Pitt Streets.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-12-21
Unable to do Anything at all, Chasco-
Vim Brought Long Sought Relief
and Restored Strength.

"Al! broken up and unable to do
anything at al! from a stomach
trouble that nothing seemed to reach.
l began taking Chasco-Vin at the sug
gestion Of friend who told of a num-
Der CT remarkable cases that it had
corrected. I was 50 anxious to get
better that / took it reg:ously and it
proved thar he was right.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-12-21
ALEXANDRIA GAZETTE TUESDAY, DECEMBER 21 1920.

An exhibition boxing bout will
more than likely be arranged which
will. bring together two of our most
popular boxers.
The Dreadnaught have more than
upheld their reputation lin baseball,
football and. basketball, and stanc
ready to accept any challenge. cx-
pectcd from Washington clubnlen the
right of the above show for a: dual
athletic boxing and wrestling c"rni-
val.
Try a want ad in The Gazette 20
results,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-12-21

RE7lEf "a EE5a

/\The wrestling fans of Alexandria
are greatly interested to know who the
welterweight wrestling champion
will be after next Wednesday, which
will bring together two of the clev-
crest men of this class. Earl Cornell,
present champion Of this section, and
holder of thea f. F., championship
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-12-21
D'Annurz;c Is Given Until P. II.
Teddy TO Disband His Force:

. TcGGy 10 DlSband HIS FCrttS
Rome. Dec. 2i.-An u.t:matum Is
sued by Gen. Caviglia; commander Ct
the Italian forces in the Adr:at!c re-
eion, to Gabrielle d'Amunzio, IS pubs
l:slhed in the newspapers here today.
1t demands the evacuation By d.
.Annunz:o Of the islands Of Aroe ana
Vegl:a, the release of Italian war ma
.tcrial in Fiume and the disarmament
Of d'Annunio's forces.
The ultimatum viii expire Tuesday
at p. m.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-12-21

We have already sold large number Of second allotment of
machines SINCE October 25h More and people comng
every day for demonstration of this great musical instrument
N
The response this great demonstration sale far beyond
fone expectations and made arrangements toon
tnue special offer until Christmas Read below then visit
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1920-08-12
CHILD BURNED TO
DEATH
Daughter Of Rev. Joyce Kendall of
Sweet the Victim.

Pauline, the 4-year-old daughter Of
Rev. Joyce Kendall of Sweet, and
daughter of Rev and Mrs. J. L. Ken
dali of this city, died last Thursday
afternoon from burns.
The sad accident occurred et IL
o'clock in the morning. The little
girl and her brother . couple of years
older were playing with matches,
when the little girls dress caught
fire and before help could arrive she
sustained fatal burns Mrs. Ken
dalI's sister, who was attracted by
the child's screams and the first to
reach her side, was quite badly burn
ed about the arms and hands in an
effort to extinguish the flames, rs
vas also the mother.
The tragic death of their daughter
Is . severe blow to Mr.. and Mrs.
Kendall and deep sympathy is ex-
pressed by their many friends thru
,ut the county.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1920-08-12
FARMERS SHEEP
To MARKET
First Shipment of County Pool Sells
for 1850.

Returns from the first shipment of
lambs by the Gem County Farm Blu
reau pool were received the first Of
the week and brought the owners an
average of $3.50 per lamb Two
carloads were shipped two weeks ago.
Two more carloads will go out to-
morrow, one from Emmett and the
other from Montour. The pool is
made up of animals owned by farm
ers who have less than carload lots
Each sheep IS branded and each owner
receives the amount his individual an
imals sell for.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1920-08-12
Grades
Committee Meeting Saturday

Precinct committeeman elected at
the primary election viii meet as pro-
vided by the new law, on Saturday,
August IA, at noon, to organize a
county central committee. Republi-
can committeeman will meet at the
courthouse The county convention
viii be held Tuesday, August II, IN
this city The duty of this body is to
select delegates to the state conven-
ton.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1920-08-12
New Plyneuth win Join.

W. F. Ringer and another gentle
man, representing New Plymouth
owners Of arid land in the Black Can
yon district. comprising 10000 acres
Of land south Of that town, were ready
at any time to join with the Emmett
district in the Black Canyon enter
prise. 1t is estimated that the inclu-
sion of those lands in the project will
cut the cost to the Emmett district
in two.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1920-08-12
CORRECT PLATFORM
Previously Printed Nonpartisan Lea
que Declarations Inaeeurate.

AIesl~obay funte0 N01pAKttA4U Lea
que Declarations IAaeeurate.
The platform adopted by the Nom
partisan League convention at Nam
pa last week rs printed in the Boise
papers and copied in The Index, was
Inaccurate, We are informed by the
convention officials The Official text
Is given below:
a government of the people, by the
people and for the people The para
mount issues are 70 stop profiteering
aud re-estabiish democracy in Idaho.
l. Sufficient state-owned public
utilities to prevent profteering.
2. Restoration of the direct prima-
ry -
g. Repeal of the cabinet form Of
government.
4. State promotion of financing of
irrigation, reclamation and drainage,
lnoluding the storage Of unappropri-
ated Hood waters in cooperation with
the United States Reclamation ser
vice.
S. Reduction and equalization Of
taxes-
s. Labor Laws to meet the Just
demands Of organized labor.
z. State-owned banks that the pro-
ducers of farm and city may secure
land and building loans at cost
s. State ownership and develop
ment Of water power.
g. A workable initiative, referen-
dunn and recall
TO- A soldier compensation law
similar to that in Mort Dakota
H. Laws to foster and protect co
operative enterprises within the state.
II. We favor state guarantee of
bank deposits.
b. We favor government owner
ship of railroads
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1920-08-12
'DICkLOW WHEAT YIELD
HEAVY
Farmers Who Sowed Certified
Seed Rewarded by Generors
Returns.

The certified wheat which under the
! direction of County Agent Berry, was
used as seed by . number of Emmett
farmers, has yielded abundantiy, the
average yield being placed at As busn-
els. One field produced 81 bushels per
acre, another SO, and several are above
the 50-bushel mark. Samples Of
heads from a field on the Ward Full
Ter ranch ON the bench are on display
in the Farm Bureau office and are
worth seeing. The heads are large
and the kernels are large and plump.
The banner yield is recorded by Ed
Faris on his ranch (the former Bert
BertIeson place. near FaIk. He has
five acres and the yield is 81 bushels
per acre.
James Jones, east of town comes
next with So bushels. He had foar
acres He sold the grain to the Co
operative Exchange and received
$114 per acre for it. This field Was
seeded March Is
Other fields are Gus Han, 10 acres
and C. w. Hayes, 20 acres. None Of
the yields are less than 40 bushels
These fields were inspected couple
of weeks ago by the agronomist Of
the University Extension department
and his certificate of pure seed Civ
en-. The reason for the small acre
age is that the supply of certified
seed procurable last spring was KNIT
ed, but larger areas Will be seeded
next year The growing of pure-bred
grain has received quite an impetus |
through County Agent Berry's per
sistent campaign of educatim and
the result is very gratifying. Pure
bred seed is recognized as beng as
pure bred stock 10 se-
cure best results and the day when
amy old SEED is good enough" = Pase
ind Is not tolerated by the successful
farmers. 1
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1920-08-12
WILL BE DAY OF
SPORT
Bexing; Wrestling, Ball Game, Etc,
On Labor Day Program.

The program for Labor Day, un-
der the auspices of the Loyal Legion
of Loggers and Lumbermen, is being
whipped into shape and promises fun
and sport galore The Commercial
Club is assisting the Four Ls and At
= meeting of the executive committee
last evening, N. c. Mortensen, Bert
Mays and R R. Coon were appointed
to cooperate with the lumber workers
in making the day great big sue
sess-
boxing matches, wrestling. tug Of
var and Ball game between Barber
Ind Emmett mill employees, races and
'ther events 1t is expected the day
vill be declared 4 holiday.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1920-08-12
HAAG, PROBATE JUDGE
Appointed As Successor to A o. SUIT
tOn--Other Court House News

Appointed As Successor to A o. SUIT
ton--Other Court House News
Henry n. Haag, for many years .
rancher near Box Springs on Willow
creek. has been appointed probate
judge to succeed the present incum-
bent, A O. Sutton, who viii engage
in the practice of law at Payette in
partnership with John Norris of that
city. Mr.. Haag is an attorney by pro-
fession and is well fitted for the po-
sition. NJ health caused him to give
up his practice in Illinois and he took
UP rAnching in this state His out
door life, coupled with Idaho's invig-
Grating air and sunshine, has restored
him TO robust health and he will en-
ter upon his new duties with vigor.
Mr. and Ars- HAag win move to town
and are here today to fnd house or
rooms to live in.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1920-08-12

The first Victory medal received In
Emmett, SO far rs known, was OBJ
tanned this week by DIR. A. G. Byrd
The medal is bronze. about the size of
silver dollar, has service ribbon
and q bronze bar above the medal
with the words Service" inscribed
thereon. Officers and enlisted who
have been honorably discharged may
secure these medals by applying TO
the nearest recruiting office and I'LL
ing out the proper application blanks
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1920-08-12

kSCCV - n I'll -
Superintendent Mclean submitted
an estimate Of tie amount Of money
necessary to be raised next year. He
stated that $50 PER acre for main
tenadiee would ~ sufficient. How
eva, 70 provide for An emergency, the
uster nsars tackled on two bits, max
ing it 1878, with Is cents per acre
additional for prosecuting the Black
Canyon dam proposition, making .
total Of 81 per acre This win raise
$9O, 1000. Mr.. Mclean estimated ap-
proximately $4,000 would be requir-
ed, divided as follows:
Bench canal below Black Canyon,
SIS, 600.
Blocking slide At Black Canyon,
SIC, 900.
Above canyon, $4,000.
South Side cleaning, 5000,
South Side improvement $10,5O0.
Laterals, $4,000.
Other expenses $25, 5000.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1920-08-12

woman who never goes near the polls
on primary day has little cause for
complaint in the ticket nominated.
Some day this government viii enact
a law that Will deny the right of bal
lot to the voters on election day who
has failed to vote in the primaries.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1920-08-12
Republican

Senator-Lee O. Miles, PSI.
Representatives,. C. Stinson, 2?5;
E. Nesbit, 25.
Commissioner: First District-R
j. Newell, 16; Sherman Glenn, 18.
Second District-Otto Wilhelm, 26S
Third District-R L. Battan, 81;
Ed Allen, IL.
Attorney-Geo. C. Huebener, s6;
Finley Monroe, 25.
Sheriff-Lynn NJ Noland, $50; Fred
Klepper, 134; B. n. Sargent, 38.
Treasurer-T. c. Barringer, 287.
Probate Judge-A. o. Sutton, 277;
D. NJ. Stokesbery, 5.
Superintendent Of Public Instruc-
tion-Ella E. Reed, 298
Assessor-J. s. BurdeIl, 161; h. d.
Carmichael, 143
Coroner-Walter n. Brown, 3O1.
Surveyor-Geo- W. Knowles, 2S5.
Delegates - Csanty Cenventioa
GrossAEmer H. Nesbit.
Ola-C. E Blessinger.
Sweet-E. Sweet.
Montour-F. J. Palmer.
Pearl-C- C. Stinson-
North Emmett. C. Berry, Mrs.
Ieu ~ OOyek6, 0eO- u dueDeneKr
Lee O. Niles, d. Il Stokesbery, D. II.
Van Deusen.
South Emmett Mrs- Emma Barber.
Joel Brown, Geo. b Haley, Andrew
Little, Finley Monroe, W. C. Stone,
Mary C. Sutton, " T. Craig.
West Emmett-F. A. Amsbaugh, r.
6. Shaw, Ars- Anna Zimmerman, Geo.
Smith.
BramwellEA. E. Pomeroy, s; w
I. Bethel, g.
Hanna-J. E. McNutt, IT; St Clair
Guthrie, 16
Precinef Co@Aitteenen
Gross-Elmer Nesbitt
Ola-H. ]. BalIantyne.
Sweet-A. W. Boynton, 2; ". J.
Varr, 2.
Moutour-W Fl. Day.
Peari-C. C. Stinscn.
North Emmett Frank c. Berry.
South Emmett-Geo. B. Haley.
West Emmett F. Reed
BramwelER. L. Battan.
Hanna-J. L Guthrie.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1920-08-12
Gun Clnb Meeting

The date Of the meeting of the Gun
Club. rs announced IN last weeks In
dex, has been changed to Friday Of
this week The meeting viii be called
to order at s p- n in Commercial
Club rooms This is an important
meeting.