The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1921-07-21
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tho last rev Gays. he has been able
to pick about fast enough to keep his
mouth full, but not rapidly enough to
get any ahead TO put in the carrier.
Take . FOOLS advice and don't try to
pick dewberries fast enough to keep
both your mouth and a surplus
amount coming in, for If you do you
will be certain to get stuck up and
then you will be afflicted with the
big head, to use colloquial express
sion. So you tell 'em, Napoleon, /
can't get my jaw bones apart.
Our weather is like we imagine it
is in the rhubarbs OF hades Here
lately 1t is all we can do to keep from
whiting. Nevertheless we are all in
the swim alike unless some Of us use
more cloth. which wouldn't have to
be much to win the diamond studded
stomach pump as first prize.
Wallace Cannon has been having
nice cool job irrigating in the West
lake fruit orchards the last few days.
Az any rate, we are supposing that
any kind Of work would be cooler than
the one we are at the present time
occupied on, and therefore think he
ought not TO complain about the heat
Any further information regarding
Glenn Scott is not Forthcoming. Many
rumors have been heard which fail
to materialize when run to earth. The
lad, If in the mountains, is sure hay- !
ing the time Of his young life, and we
viii be chaw Of terbaccer against
plugged nickel.
Elmer Murray is home from the
Boise barracks to stay, we guess. He
cast cloud Of gloom over several |
compensation getters' clear skies by
remarking that Uncle Sam has turn
cd down $4,000 soldiers. Elmer stat !,
ed, however, that he thought the
government would let the boys get
vocational training that need it, Aw- y
full lot Of red tape to any Of ii and =
II fellow gets anything to do him
any good before he is past the age of !,
learning anything it will be rather a ;,
hurry-up call on the part of our dear
officehoIders.
The latest information we can oh -
tain concerning our neighbor and :.
friend Gus Amen is that ne should =,
have a change Of climate and steady "
medical care, which he is almost un-
able to receive satisfactorily at home, y,
so that Mrs. Amen has been conten,-
plating sending Gus to a sanitarium
to improve his health. Too bad, but S,
II seems Mr. Amen lets ranch work w w
vorry him, which is in way only ho
natural, but he broods over imaginary
Ills and thereby weakens his body and
natural stamina by doing so. We
hope that should a change be effected
mat 1t will be for Mr. Amen's bet
terment, for as we understand he is nj,
very poorly In health vi
Howard Harper and Louis Alsaeer
ARE our leading hay singers again.
They stepped out first and are hold
ng the lead so far over most all Of us. An
Water is again in the Canyon canal
after making repairs. necessitating its
shut off on Saturday last, but il sure
S good sight to see little wet
liquid running between the banks of
and even II il is warm as dish water {
Milo Phillips and family spent Sun
lay afternoon visiting with their ,
friends and neighbors, the George
'ehreeongost family, We hope that i
hey enjoyed another freezer of ice
ream, but envy the guests If they
I'D, cause we weren't able to be pres q
mt.
Ed Tyler tried to commit soothing Q
yrup by falling off scafrold back
ards last Saturday while at work VS
ID fell some IL feet. landing on his ON
'rist and back badly spraining and viii
ruising himself up generally. He was eye
ut Monday again and went to town X
see II any bones were broken. Next onI
me, Ed, try il so you can see where on
on are going. Maybe you will not sire
md so nard. or course we know s
gu looked where you fell, but it was the
forwards ale
Thos. ]. Coonrod and Mrs. Coonrod s.
ere In attendance at the Moose pic. mig
c held in Boise Sunday They do er's
y report very large herd Of Moose RICH
ON Emmett over. Guess the weather the
as little too warm for this type req
animal to venture far. and
J. s, Wilson, dry land ranch sire
g hills this side of Montour. was s,
wn and stopped over Saturday night snai
the Ed Modin home. taking in the lawt
reshermen's meeting called on that or \
ening A large number of our hiclt
ain farmers were present and de- %
led to do better if they could in re- v uss ,
'rd to present threshing rates, which vehi
ey feel that they can do by hav- City
< outside machines come in, which 81