The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1922-06-15
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is not supposed to be . carpenter .
IL no relation Of Noah that he know
of, but that circumstances have fore
ed him into harness Of Q wood butche
From what we saw Of his work gener
ally, on inspection the other day, h,
will pass rs one
The early hay-makers had Their
spirits slightly dampened by the lit
tie showers Of last week. OF course
it never really damaged the hay AM
more than to bleach it some, but It'll
the fact that q Teller can't put it ~
without it being rained on that hurts
Fred West is turning his over and ex
posing the neither side to the sun al
the time this is written.
We have noticed that we are moi
the only ones who can boast of straw.
berries, but it sure does ones hear,
good as well as satisfy the stomach
to see so many big, red, juicy, fel-
lers just ready for the sugar and
cream.
Another one of the Groomer boys
is stopping with his uncle Howard
Harper. He arrived last week from
the Basin country as best we have
been able to learn. This makes two
good hay hands for Howard, counting
Jim Groomer all ready on the grounds
and there is no doubt but that he
will need them.
Mrs. Bob Coonrod and Mrs. E. R.
Kelly passed thru here on their way
to Boise, Sunday, where they will be
engaged in taking a summer course
at normal school. Mrs. Coonrod ex-
poets to be gone some two months.
Sunday witnessed many visitors
from Boise in our midst; in fact, the
roads were kept pretty warm with the
tin Lizards and limousines from the
state headquarters. The old dog al
most run his legs off chasing the cars
as they passed; best days work he
ever did, he acted like.
Dad Howick and the Caldwell fam
lily have again moved back to Emmett
and are living on Fifth street. Art
Caldwell, however, is still among the
pines near Cabarton and his younger
brother herding goats at Alpine for
Swindler.
Joe and Roger Tyler were in town
last Saturday investing in fishermen's
supplies, as they expected to catch
all the fish in Lake Lowell on Sun
day. We never heard what luck they
had yet.
Ed Tyler is kept pretty busy with
his work on the ranch and his carpen-
ter work that he is doing, assisting
Charlie Tyler on his house. It may
be rather tough shedding now, Ed, but
it's only the matter Of a few short
moons until you will have two big
huskies to help you out more than
to put their feet under the table.
We dropped biscuit on our big toe
the other day and injured it so we
have not had much chance to get
around this week and catch anything
off the wires.
A letter from Mr.. and Mrs. Irl
Shaw, who are now located at Pay
cite Lakes, says: eve arrived home
four days after leaving Emmett, hav-
ing a very pleasant trip all the way
thru from the time we left until we
pulled into the Lookout ranch" We
were pleased to learn that Irl had no
trouble with his flivver and now has
it painted up like new. He said, "Give
my regards to all my Emmett friends
which we will attempt to do. He
states Lake trout start biting good
about the 14th on for about a week.
James Cannon has almost had an
other attack of pneumonia, but is get
ting slowly better now. His grandma
says, "That young 'un just seems like
thrives on sickness" Brace up, Jim
mic.
Bill Beutler is again grasping the
rudder of the Fordson on the West
lake, making it do its duty among the
trees.
Hot weather is settling down
around US and we are in its seething |
grasp for all summer from the way
work piles up ahead of US. Haying i
will be started with renewed energy |
this week and commence where they
left off last week on account of the
rain.
Karl Coonrod is now staying in
town at Mrs. A. Birds while employ
ed by Emil Stahl.
Cherries are fast shading more to
the pink. Only few more hot sun
shiny days and they will be q. riot OF
red.
A certain young man asked US last
week if we were referring to him
when we stated that some birds who
fly past here might some day decorate
Lno landscape. "A buiASy NOAASSASnSS
warrants asking such question. He
IS one of our fastest young set.
Frank Hall, who has been assist
ing Fred West the past week with
MS pay was telling US that he had had
4 bad case of the flu since he last
saw US. That is the way things are
n this community; people and neigh
9ors are so friendly that if some one
was to die you would never know
,bout it unless the wind was in the
light direction. Frank is raising
,uite a number of turkeys and other
owls again this season. =,
Emery Rynearson intends to build
himself a derrick this week to handle
lis hay which he has mostly in the
;wath at this writing. Anything
,eats' the armstrong method of pitch
ny unless you are training Tor q
lack Dempsey tryout like we read the
3ramwell boys are.
W. 90 cur;ous IN know who it was