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The Columbia evening Missourian., 1921-07-28

FOR SALE-Six room house, strictly
modern and up 10 date in every detail;
practically new; garage, lot 56xl7S; q
blocks from University; $1,000. Also
five room house, strictly modern. almost
new, two rooms finished in basement for
dining room and kitchen, three blocks
from University, 5000. New four room
bungalow on south side, bath, hot and
cold water, attic, concrete basement, on
ly $500. Elegant eight room home in
Wesiwood, all oak finish throughout,
steam heat up TO the minute in every
detail, fine garage, garden and chicken
park and buildings. best bargain in city;
only $500. Flynn & Flynn. Phone
. llO3. F-2SO.
The Columbia evening Missourian., 1921-07-28

FOR RENT-Well furnished apart
menta consisting Of two and three rooms.
For fall and winter term or longer. Ex-
cellent location. Mrs. Montgomery, COS
South Fifth. M-27ltf.
The Columbia evening Missourian., 1921-07-28

WANTED-,Second year student wants
work for the fall and winter terms. Can
drive any make car, fire furnace, and
is handy about the house. Address Box
d, Missourian. D-280.
The Columbia evening Missourian., 1921-07-28
LOST AND FOUND

L0ST-A diamond shaped jewelled
Eta Epsilon Gamma pin. Reward for
return 10 Jennie Cravens, 6 Ripley Street.
Nf C.280.
The Columbia evening Missourian., 1921-07-28

L0ST-0n Tuesday night, a bathing
suit and cap. Finder please call SIG
or return to 7O4 Maryland. X-28O.
The Columbia evening Missourian., 1921-07-28

From the past comes the sound OF the
ute and the music OF the minutc-aH
suggested by The temperance Of brocade.
The popularity OF this handsome ma
serial for evening peqr il, doing aiosy to
some extent With embroidery. The gown
in the picture is modification Of the
costumes porn by Ethel Barrymore in
Clair de Lune.
The Columbia evening Missourian., 1921-07-28
In the Field Of Short
This Time Last Year.

foung's single in the fourteenth
inning gave the Giants "a victory
over the Cards.
Shuwkey, Yanks. lost to the
Browns after winning eleven
straight.
Ciemons failed to run out fly
and St. Louis lost the game.
Brooklyn got l8 hits and beat the
Reds 9 TO 0.
The Columbia evening Missourian., 1921-07-28
WANTED TO RENT

WANTED-By University faculty man
a FIVE or six room house or first hoor
apartment; will lease for year from Sep
tember /. Telephone s92.black. C-277h,
The Columbia evening Missourian., 1921-07-28

/ WhNTED-Work in printing Office for
fall and winter terms. Can feed any job
press or cylinder press Address Box 80,
MissouEan. M-280.
The Columbia evening Missourian., 1921-07-28
FOR EXCHANGE AT oNCE--Beauii.

FOR EXCHANGE AT oNCE--Beauii-
fal 40 acre tract with modern nine room
residence, good ouibuildings, plenty oi
water. located near city limits Of Column
bia, on splendid hard road. Owner wants
to trade at once for good residence in
Columbia. This is something good. For
further particulars phone 1877 or call on
E. l. Daugherty, 1850 Exchange Nation
al Bank Building. D-298t.
The Columbia evening Missourian., 1921-07-28
SITUATION VACANT

WANTED-Experienced Iaundryman al
Parker Memorial Hospital. Apply Super.
intendent Of Hospital. U-2i7d.
The Columbia evening Missourian., 1921-07-28

FOR SALE-We have $50 houses and
IS good farms for sale. See us before
you buy. Weaihers & Whitesides. Phone
272. W-300
H-27ltf.
The Columbia evening Missourian., 1921-07-28

WANTED-Rooms for family Of three;
mother and son and daughter of univer-
siy age. Address Box T, Missourian.
T-28l.
The Columbia evening Missourian., 1921-07-28
WANTED TO. BUY
Phone 55

WANTED-We will pay FIVE cents each
for copies Of the Missourian, issue Of
Monday, July 25, if brought to this Of
fee in good condition. -278d.
The Columbia evening Missourian., 1921-07-28
FOR RENT

FOR RENT-Four or five rooms, un.
furnished, or newly furnished. 8l4 Con.
ley Avenue. For bachelor faculty.
Phone 464-green. Mrs. Henry Price.
The Columbia evening Missourian., 1921-07-28

FOR SALE-Refrigerator. lawn now
er, chairs, bedding, rugs, fruit jars. cur
iains and portiers. 1908 Locust. Phone
ll96-geen. R-Bl.
The Columbia evening Missourian., 1921-07-28
ROOMS FOR RENT

FOR RENT-Housekeeping, also sleep.
ing rooms. Call at 1917 East Broadway
after S p. m. S-26lf.
The Columbia evening Missourian., 1921-07-28
SITUATION WANTED

WANTED-Work for room and board
during fall and winter terms. Address
Box P. Misseurian. P.280.
The Columbia evening Missourian., 1921-07-28

FOR SALE-New five passenger tour-
ing car A bargain. Phone 877. X-280.
The Columbia evening Missourian., 1921-07-28
CLASSIFIED ADS
Half Cent Word Day Phone
Phone SIS

boarding house. Can give the best Of
references. Address Box II, Missourian.
H.2SO
The Columbia evening Missourian., 1921-07-28

wANTED-work for fall and winter
terms. Table waiter wants work in good
Putnam patriot., 1921-06-17

Nh and Mrs Robert Alexander,
FmroWs street. are guests of Mi. Al
eXandcr's father IN Charlotte. \. {.
Mr Edmund Brown Of School
street has been i'm Providence for
three weeks. TIT guest Of her sister
Mr aud Mrs Charles Aialey Of
school street entertained Ai. aud
M3 Walter Burliueamr of south
bsr4e ON Sunday
81 sAlbert Sehmf aud Miss Lou
i Schmd If Providence have been
entertained Tins wcek by Mrs Angus
tls Morse. Suunysile avenue
William Maynard wife aud SON Of
Eas Hartford and Ais Jessie Aas
u55I 20 Southbnare spent sunday at
tes hout u HENRY Maynard Wood
aaca avenue
An orchestra of nine pieces from
He Hapi.t church furnished music at
h. East Putnam church uppet last
Friday evening Samuel Rich is the
rIauuetIst and Leader
Rhra De Coudre= who has been
critically ia at the nay kmblll Hos
mtal. returned 10 heg home oa Wood
atack avenue Tuesday She is slowly
bur steadily improving
Ni and Mr. Aueustm N Bartlett
f Grove street. left Wednesday morn
~ fol Mantle 10 spend the season at
them voltage Mrs. Howard Brown
Eoi school street, theif daughter. viii
+ join them next week
nr Hugh y Campbell Of tine stat,
i tuberculosis Hospital. Norwich. VIII,
was to have held clinic at the Day
kimball Hospital. Tuesday. was un
able 60 come 10 Putnam lie will b,
here next Tuesday clinics are e. h,
held every other week
MI and Mn { II Banistcf IN,
Mis- r &. child Of Bondsville. Mass.
aa4 % Thompson and Mr. + -
Thompson lr.. of Palmer. Mas mo
r b Putnam "Wednesday visltlna
llaa " Thompson Moodstuck axe
nae. Nr Banister aud Mrs. Ghilt
remained ,il Thursday
Miss Gladys Rich Of Fitchhurg aus
Mss Helen Rich Of North Grosvenor
dale were sunday callers of Mr AN,
Mn Walter Rich. Woodstock avenue
Miss Helen leaves July 10 heeom'
the head Of two nutrition clinics u
tie Bronx, New York City, in con
neeiion with child Welfare work.
The mems class Of the Baptis
church wiz hciA a banquet and soeis
IN the church tonight. The banque
will commence at $50 and win sery
as together and rally. Rev. ]
4. Stodaara viii act as toastmastei
and i few short speeehes will be mad
as 20 the future work and prospect
Of the class
Miss CAROLYN B Rice Of Norwic
vas the guest Of Mrs John z Sahit
School street, Monday aud fuesda,
Miss Rice is worker among the ita
ians in Norwich and the Polish i
GreenviIle. taking charge Of SEWN
classes under the auspices II "a
Central Baptist church u NerNiel
Putnam patriot., 1921-06-17
SPECIAL SERVICES HELD
PFotestani Churehes Observe Chill
dren's Day Bishop Murray A.
ST. MaryF

SHecful services Wefe held a lHe
Baptist Catholic Congress f51Haf
Meff6dI5i and Jewish ehafchr SUM
dar A. Protestant ehafeHe
Children Ha pfarfams we're render
ed. tbe programs in the C0nRreea-
tianal aad Method churehes taking
the place q the regular morning
preaching service. Wbile 81 the Bap-
fist church the children service was
In the evening at $50
a St. Mary Catholic church. go
children. Of which 40 Were boys and
$50 girls, were confirmed. By Right
Rev John G. Murray. auxiliary biah-
op Of Hartford After the confirm
alton the children took their first com
munion Visiting priests who assist
ed were Rev Bernard Donnelly,
pastor Of the Grosvenordale church;
Rev J &. Matthew. pastor Of the
WaureRan church. Rev J J Elty Of
pomfret and Rev Charles Coppens,
pastor Of the Meridcu church
The sponsors were Mr.. and Mrs.
Edward Mullau. Nh and Mrs Joseph
Carroll Mr.. and Mr. Alvin EeGiair.
Mr. and Nn Joseph Dppre, Mr and
Mrs Oscar DuRas and Mr.. and Mrs
Alexis ST. Jean
sabauth. Hebrew for the Feast 81
Weeks. was observed Sunday and
Monday in the Jewish ynaPoRuca on
Main street Special services we're
held with 81 talk hy Rabbi J Lrmau
oVitz Thi festival Is one ~ the
three pilgrim feasts observed IN ana
cieut times when the inhabitants 81
Palestine made pilgrimage "a Jeru
alem
Rev Fl " Hewett pastor Of the .
Dexter Avenue Advent church un
Providence. conducted tine service mt
the Putnam Advent chapel 1T 80
Sunday afternoon
Putnam patriot., 1921-06-17

esIa Park for the summer. WORK which
they have most excellently Gas,ried on
Tor several summers past Bn she fall
~ WiIl take up hospital sunk and sur
gerry.
The construction Of a nsS brick
front on the Central tfs stssEion has
been completed
Mr.. and Mrs. f. " No.edis and
Mrs. Edward + Perry Eers in Wor-
eester Saturday.
The carnival whiet %as at ratem
field last week left Putnam Sunday
for Eeominster. Ms
Several troop trains passed through
Putnam Saturday carrying national
guardsmcn To eang n~vens.
Miss Lillian Le,t-4u,- Of Whitinsvils
has been visiting NJ. and Mrs. david
Beausoleil Of Hararon street
Robert Mcintyre. who is pass ng
the summer IN R.tgrs Grove Webstef.
was ia Putnam are DAY last week
The Second Church Club Of the
Putnam congregational church aeid
its last meeelss until fall SUNDAY sf-
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dali, OF no. hs,s''. :. l. &
weekend At the 5a.o' q h5
Mrs. Nhares RlsNn, " 1A'i-s
street
+. /. DAVIS, ss~i't 9t the "indhaH
County Farmers Association, attend
ed the CONNIE i',si''she sssieis'.s - >.
aefieu''u'a' ''s''s'Se al amherst "a .
last WeeN-
MI and Mrs Otis FOX, aeeo1@psn-
led by Nh and Mr. james " han
are takuss an automobile trF . the
Rangeley lakes m Maine ehey ief'
I Putn.tss Saturday
Misses Sylvia and ElizsA<th Wheel
Putnam patriot., 1921-06-17
PUTNAM PERSONALS

She came here and addressed the
girls of the plus Ultra class Of the
Baptist church school AT the home Of
Mis- Esther Wilson. Laurel avenue
Monday evening IN consequence,
the work which the class has been do
ing for sume time viii be taken up IN
tile fsti with even more interest than
bcfslr. that Of preparing garments
FOR the sewnp> olasses to anesh. Al
A4d d pleasant evening. lee cream
aud wafer were served bN the host
ess.
M:s l. T Jones spent Tuesday in
Hartford
Mf and Mrs Rihhlafd Of Webster
49, IN Putnam Monday Tor the day
Airs Charlotte May Grove street.
= tbt guest Of friends m Ellington
uouorc lu,tec Of Woonsocket spen,
5he vet6-nd with ms family in this
city
NJ and Mrs Thomas Watson and
children eent sunday at Rocky
Point
Mis- Elaabeih.C lafke. Mai4 street
q spsHdne week with Worcester
friends
Mrs \ Poir,r and son Armand Of
New Bedford spent few day here
this week
Ms. G Harold Glpasue has beer
entertaining Miss Agnes Mitchell 81
Shrewsbury Mass.
Nazarius nupre and Arthur Plessi.
of Assumption College are home foi
the summer months
Miss Niola st oner # Noonsockei
spent SUNDAY with relatives an,
friends In tins city
Charles Hall of New Haven spen
the week end with Reuben Naples an,
amily. 6rand view
Mr and Mes William pesaalniee
81 BOSTON spent the Weekend "a
guests Of friend, in Putnam.
Mr. and Mrs Newman aud Mrs
Maynard Of Baltic metored TO Putnam
last Monday to spend the day
William Beauregard Of Whitman
I'd and Miss nelphine Beaurcgard o
raftville were in Putnam last Sunday
Mrs Alice Kennedy motored sun
day 70 Mmehendon and was the CUES
ef her daughter, Mrs Harold Covell
Adhemare Bcnoit. Mrs Josep
Renoit and Mrs Amanda Touryille o
Hartford spent the weekend in Put
nam.
Mr. and Mrs Eddy Bcssette Q
Central Falls motored with relative
TO spend few days with friends i
this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. John c. Bates. Bridg
street. were the guests 81 MIR. Batei
father. Benoni Bates. Sunday, q
Windham,
MIR. aud Mrs. Carlton Warner Dul
Zee. Laurel avenue. announce the ca
eagenlent OF their daughter. Sara
Eliza. % Percy Sprague Richardso
~ bridgeport. Miss nurfee i in IA
office 81 the Moss Electrical Compan
Putnam patriot., 1921-06-17

and !. a uletnb..t Of TIE Bsp6s,t ehou
and Sannysi,ie Club NJ Richardson
i m charge ct a department N the
Crane Valve Company of Bridgeport.
Both are grallzates Of tbs. Putnam
High school 1.d members of the Bap-
fist church. this city. and are very
papular among their Young friends
Mrs Florence Tillinghass and Mis-
Carrie Lewis Of Dauielson are visit.
ine At the home Of Henry T. Child IN
Woodstock.
pr. and Mrs. JAMES VI. Kent and
daughter Vale of iarchmont, n. y,
are guests OF Or and Mrs. J. b. Kent,
Church street
Owl. Brodeur and family are nov
occupying the dwelling house recent
Is bought from Alphonse Dupre, Jr,i
on Milton street
Mr. and Mrs irving Eekstem and
Mr. and Mrs Fred Nalf Of New York
spent Monday seIth Air. and Mrs. l.
Il Jones. Mann street
Hiss Elizabeth Diamond, Wood
teeE svenue. ana brothers, Maurice
a.a E8bett moteeet 30 Boston sun
aas AMI visited friends
Mr Clarence F Roberts. daughter
Of Airs c. + Pratt has recently mov.
ed with her famiA 20 Quaker Farms
Mass. FOR the summer
A. usual. mauz Putnam people
went To Pomfrci Thursday night t.
watch the pupils ef Pumf9et School
celebrate the closing II the school
year
Mrs.. Hurley and laughter Dorothy
II Wiuimantie. NJ tnd Mrs. Gingra'
and SON. Abel. of paaielson. were ths
guests Of M ami Ms Michel Beaas
regard last week
Mr. and Mrs Alphonse PatesBsssds
Of Webster and Ms Hector leelail
Of Springfield Neee here to attend the
funeral services Of A,rs iNi,tsFv Beau
regard on Monday
Mrs. 4 u Mclutyry. son Rober
aud DAUGHTER Janet uotuccd from Nj
antie Ter few DAYS here. The fam
lis return tp their c,,ytape al Mantle
soon for thc summss
4 + Wilkinson. market gardef
specialist, is visiting farms in towns
in Nindham county with County
Agent Davis. NJ Davis recently re
turned from attending the commence
ment exercises Of the Massachusetts
Agricultural College
While in Putnam, Tuesday morn
INK. l., IT, Healey, secretary of IN
State Board Of Agriculture, said tina
some Of the fruit raisers in Wood
] stock will not get a single apple, pear
berry or a bit OF fruit Of any kin'
this year. due 10 the sate frosts.
Mrs. Mary G Sherman and daugh
ter. Miss Ernestps. supervisor at tn
telephone exehaugv, are in Warren
q X. l.. for two weeks. guests of DR.
and Mrs. Joseph r Munro. DIR. Nun
9 TO is 3 successful veterinary and mar
! ried Miss Florence Sherman, Mrs
1 Sherman's Youngest laughter.
Or. Byron Grant Sherman Of New
: York visited his mother. Mrs. Mar,
+ 6. sherman. l6 Woodstock avenue
b over the weekend Dr. sherman ha
n Just received his degree from Colum
g hia University He. with his wife
; viii conduct boys camp near Tux
Putnam patriot., 1921-06-17

Miss Helen Deviue spent tbe Wesk
end IN Boston
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1921-12-08
Give It a Home

With your own garage
your car is safe-and the
expense is less. 1t is there
when you want it, without
delays and disappointments
1t costs so little to own
a garage that it will quick
ly pay for itself in storage
saved.
Step in for plans and spe-
cifications. We are ready
with ideas, plans and ma
terials and suggestions.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1921-12-08

Is Your Car a Wait?
A car deserves a good
home. Keeping it in a pub
lie garage is as inconveni-
ent as it is expensive. You
never know how it is being
used-or abused.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1921-12-08
HANNA

Guthrie Bros. and James Little loa
ed several carloads Of fat lambs il
Letha Tuesday for the Chicago mar
ket. J. /. Guthrie and = son Of Mr.
Titles accompanied the shipment.
/ Mrs. H. NJ. Dillenberg Of Brighton
Colorado arrived Friday for q visi
with her aunt, Mrs W.. s. Wayman.
J r.. Barnett helped his son Dwyel
with butchering Monday
Mr.. and Mrs Chns Bolton Of Little
Willow drove over Sunday to the Way
man home and spent the night. Mr..
Bolton attended the preliminary trial
of Floyd Davis in Emmett Monday
morning.
J. |. Carter has been hauling hay
from his ranch this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. st. Clair Guthrie and
daughter Fynette drove to Boise Sat
urday They we're accompanied by
Mrs. J. |. Guthrie and Harriet.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Kroush were
Sunday callers at the Jet Hill home.
Mrs. Wayman and Miss Josephine,
Miss Ina Wilson and Mrs. H. M. Dill
lenberg took supper at the Wentworth
home Sunday evening. Mr.. and Mrs.
Chas. Bolton, Mrs. ]. /. Guthrie and
Harriet were also callers during the
afternoon.
The meeting held in the Central
Mesa school in the interest Of dairy /
ing was well attended by farmers
from this district.
Gilbert Thornton was blowing for
f. s. Blaser this week.
The ST. Clair Guthrie family, Mr..
md Mrs. Chas. Bolton, the Waymans
md their guest, and Miss Ina Wilson
ipent Sunday evening at j. |. Guth-
les.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. S. Norwood and
Mss Ellen were guests Sunday at
he p. A. Limbaugh home.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1921-12-08
Serial O20516

ANVSlNC AOA 0OIGASlVus
Department Of the Interior, U. s
Land office at Boise, Idaho, Novem
Der 80, 1921.
Notice is herebv given that James
e. Carey, of Horseshoe Bend, Idaho
who, on February S, 1919, made Ad-
ditional Homestead Entry Act Dec
20, 1915, No. 02O516, for ShSEA
Sec. %; NHNEH, ShSEN Sec. 27;
and NJ NEA, Section "a, Township
s North, Range 2 East, Boise Meri-
dian, has filed notice Of intention to
make year Proof, to establish claim
to the land above described, before
Register and Receiver at the United
States Land Office, at Boise, Idaho,
on the 9th day Of January, 1922.
Claimant names as witnesses:
c. A. Wade, Of Eagle, Idaho; Henry
Dorgeist. Of Pearl, Idaho; M. A. East
man, and Arthur Cartwright, both of
Horseshoe Bend, Idaho.
FRANK IS. HER, Register.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1921-12-08
OLA

Mrs. Walter BIessinger and child
rem went to Emmett last week to visi
her sister.
Albert Holbrook has been quite sicl
with bad cold, but is slowly improv.
/; ing.
Lee Rose and wife Of Timber Flat
visited Del Roses Monday and Tues
day.
Literary was organized last Friday
night. Mr.. Coward was elected chair
chairman and Miss Jones secretary
and treasurer. The next meeting will
be the 10th.
l.. s. Parks and wife took dinner
Sunday at the j. E. Flake home.
George Marler passed through Ola
Tuesday from Long Valley, with a
small bunch of cattle for the Van
Deusen Bros.
John Hall is a business visitor in
Montour this Week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Farren enter
tanned some Of the young folks Sun
day evening.
Claude Davenport was in Ola Sun
day from the ranger station.
Some Of the stock men have begun
to feed their cattle.
There was dance Friday night at
Gus Hammers. Owing to the bad
roads no one went from Ola.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1921-12-08
BISSELL CREEK

Little Frank SorAn has been very
III with pneumonia the past week
! But at this writing is much better.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Kroush snc
Essie Kroush were Sunday dinner
guests at the Jet Hill home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Warner Head and
Thelma and Mr.. and Mrs. Thos Slone
and children motored to Ontario Sun
day afternoon, to visit with Mrs
Marvin Albert and baby boy, born
Sunday. Dee at the Ontario hospi-
tai.
Ben Howard was an Emmett visitor
Tuesday.
Gordon Beers is hauling wood from
the Thornton ranch.
Bruce Ross is very sick.
Stanley Soran fell on timber and
cut his head quite badly last week.
James Howard is working at Eagle.
P. T. A. meeting Friday evening at
the schoolhouse.
Mr., and Mrs. Will Anderson and
children Of New Plymouth spent Fri
day afternoon at the Thos Stone home
Mrs. Thos Stone has been doing the
house work at the Seran home during
Franks Illness
Mr.. and Mrs. s. A. Russell spent
Monday evening at the Roy Moore
home.
Grace and Essie Smith were Mon
day evening visitors at the George
Martin home.
The little Ed Beutler baby, died
Wednesday morning.
{Too Late for Last Week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Craig and
Helen ate Sunday dinner with Ward
Fuller and family,
Bill Phipps spent Saturday evening
at his home in Emmett.
Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Hill entertained
Thanksgiving day, all their children
and their children being present, Mr.
and Mrs. Thos. Stone and children,
Mr.. and Mrs. Ward Fuller and child
ZEN and Mr.. and Mrs. John Soran and
children and Mr.. and Mrs. Jett Hill
and son and Mrs. Makcom and daugh-
ter Winona and Mrs. Johns--22 in
all.
May Smith spent Saturday night !
with Mrs. Homer Davis
Little Frank Soran is very sick !
with an attack Of pneumonia. DR..
Cummings is doctoring him.
Homer Davis and Mr.. and Mrs. L.
G. Jordon went to Boise Saturday to
attend the funeral of Mrs. Molly
Rowe who died at Boise Friday
evening. The body was shipped east
to be buried.
Grace Smith spent Saturday night
at the L. G. Jordon home.
Roy Moore and Mr.. and Mrs. S. !
A. Russell spent Thanksgiving ut
Boise.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1921-12-08
BUTTE

| That was some wind that visited
the Butte Friday evening. 1t certain
ly made things crack. A large pop
lar tree at Charlie Kingman's blew
down and at Albert Martins, the
chicken house blew over and killed a
valuable COW.
The drillers at the Black Canyon
dam site, after couple Of weeks lay
off, have begun drilling again.
Mrs. Joe Hanson took dinner at the
George McProud home east Of En-
NETT Saturday.
Uncle Warren went to Emmett on
business Saturday
Mrs. Joe Hanson and Miss Aileen
McProud went to Emmett on horse
back Saturday.
We had hog killing time at the
McNutt & Smith ranch on Sunday.
Three porkers lost their lives on that
date,s We don't endorse butchering
on Sunday, as practice, but dwind-
ling feed, an empty lard can, and a
laundering for fresh pork overcame
our scruples for once Those pres
ent- were Charles Talbot, John MUIR
uaga, Luther Phillips and Fred Fow-
Ter.
Mrs. James McNutt has been quite
sick the past several days.
Mrs. Charlie Kingman called on
Mrs. Ruth McNutt Monday morning.
John Muruaga helped J. E. McNutt
cut up hogs, make sausage, ETC., Mon
day.
Charlie Kingman took heavy cold
last week and has been confined to
the house for several days past.
Mr.. and Mrs. Luther Phillips drove
to Emmett Monday morning, return
ing Tuesday afternoon.
Miss Marie Fowler was caller at
the McNutt and Smith home Monday
afternoon.
John Muruaga hauled load of hay
from Adam Klingback's Tuesday
hiVi hahks -
The repair work on the syphon near
the Black Canyon is finished and the
men expect to go to work on the high
hume in the new future.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles McNutt went
to Emmett on business Wednesday.
The roads on the Butte have been
something fierce, but have improved
considerably the past couple Of DAYS.
The children Of the Butte school
are progressing nicely with their
program to be given on Xmas eve.
Mrs. Sadie Kingman called on Mrs.
J. E. McNutt Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charlie Kingman took
supper at the Adam Klingback home
Tuesday evening.
Charlie Kingman ground feed at
he McNutt 4 Smith ranch Wednes-
lay.