The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1922-02-23

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It. WilHam e., however, did not cor
slider that there Is an economic bar
rier between tho different countrie
which must be removed first which ]
not the case between the differen
states of the United States. II 81
countries had the same economic basi
then this would work. Be fine idei
/ il it would.
! The regular meeting of the Lincoln
Community Pleasure Club at the e.
Modin home Saturday night was ;
great success and many are express
ing great enthusiasm over the woFl
being done by this club for old as vel
as young. Last Saturday evening wa.
spent as party and fine program
was furnished by members Of the club
Songs, recjtations, dialogues and mus
ical numbers constituted the program
with splendid lunch for the members
during the evenings entertainment
Many more such events are planned
for our community, and with your
help to make this the best only the
best can result.
Irl Shaw has left our community TO
work for Dudley VanDeusen in the
lsmbing season. This Is IRIS old trade
and he Is right at home among the
wooiies.
Mrs. c. Shaw returned home from
Nvssa Wednesday of last week, after
q days stop off in Caldwell to visit
friends at that place. She reports
the Nelson's getting along very nicely
aside from having fire few hours
after she left. which burnt up some
needed articles.
Clsyt Hall is back in our midst with
his big grin and bow legs. We are
told he will leave about the first Of
March, though, to again take up
broncho Dustin and cowpunchin for
the p. l.. G. Co. in Oregon.
Marsh Scott, foreman Of the West
lake fruit orchards, is employing
about IL to Is primers on his upper
eighty, which is in apples mostly.
Dan W'oody's drayman, who has
been hauling fertilizer out TO the gar
dens of Frank Suyehira all winter, is
still holding the beat and keeping it
warm with several loads a day.
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Shaw, who spent
q few days visiting among Emmett
relatives and friends, have returned
to Boise and are now at the Delamar.
The Shaws and Nyes took dinner
with the r. j. Coonrod family in town
after which they took in
'Peck's Bad Boy" and the regular
Saturday sales.
The Emmett Groeery's display in
their window is worthy great deal
better mention than has been given
/ by any one so far. But it is suffi- |
,ient to say that it beggars the Eng
ish language to describe it and beats
anything we have seen in the window
display line in our town since the old
own pump was moved off the public
qusre.
Elmer Murray expects to leave soon
or Pullman, Wash. to study chicken
aising from = scientific standpoint.
he question Of raising them is easy
ettled; what's worrying us is how to
ress 'em on union wage.
We had the great pleasure to meet
ne Of Emmett's old time residents
he other day between trains. He was
id Casper, one Of the old time band
oys whom Dave Smithson and Clint
iartin steered the musical bark into
armonious channels. He has spent
his winter on the coast and Is just
sitting friends and relatives now. He
ill go from here to Caldwell, where
g will visit his brother Charlie and
amily
Dad Wiley says he expects to get
is traps. bags, baggage and parcels
eady for another summer among the
ines and probably will work for the
orest service again this summer in
ne region Of Thunder mountain,
here he will have charge OF driving
l.u some new trails where the old
mes used to exist.