The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1922-04-13

/ te decision had been arrived At whel
they left for home ~ to entering I
team In tbs league.
+! Dave Simmons, who was in this sec
ton the earlier part of last week, call
cd around on Friday and gathered ur
stock ~ had bsrgained for. Mr.. Sim.
mons has summer range near Smiths
Prairie and will grazs the herd he
has picked up ct that place. He start
| cd his bunch Of cattle for there Friday
morning Of last week.
The rosd drAggers have made q few
more magic passes in smoothing out
tho wrinkles In our highway. 1t needs
IL pretty regular with 70 much heavy
traffic and the roads ~ soft ~ they
are.
Ralph Womack has been using q
Fordson tractor that II used for de-
monstration purposes in getting his
ground in shape for spring planting.
II Is some Improvement all right
when it comes to making time count.
The school exhibits and the art
display of the thistle Prints" this
week At the High school auditorium
will be looked forward to with pleas
ure By all who have an appreciation
for advancement and progress. We
understand that the boys band will
furnish music for this occasion under
Jay Stoner. Mrs. Charles Cook of the
Crescent Club has had . prominent
part in bringing TO US these prints OF
some Of the world's masterpieces. We
should Feel greatly honored that our
has In II artists with such
talent and ability that they are capa-
bic Of securing only the best for our
The little snow we had Monday
evening of this week WAS quite an
April fools surprise. But we see that |
Il is only one Of it's regular habits
now to snow some every month in the
year, so we won't have to spend so
much money travelling to It.
Thos. J, Coonrod was out TO the
ranch Monday and Tuesday Of this
week getting supplies OF apples and
The spraying is very slow this week
10 far owing to the wind and bad
Scott. foreman Of the West
AXE, has received his spray outfit. but
,ss only had an opportunity to test
I out, The Modin spray machine has
'een working very internationally
llso.
The digging crew that are making
roles for fruit trees on the Westlake
lave some $500 holes yet to dig. Mr..
scott has some new varieties in
,runes, some Of which cost five doll
srs a tree and will try them out
thoroughly with the others.
Mrs. Clarence Shaw expects TO
cave for home about the 10Th or Goth
I. this month, but a recent letter may
influence her In changing her mind.
S reports from there say that they
till have some two and a half feet ,
I snow and more comes everytime it /,
forms. This Is near Mccall where
lark Bates calls attention to the
act that cleanup week in their town
'ould have to be carried on under sew
raj feet of snow. II Is great to live
here II gets springlike once in
lille, at least.
j. c. Thomas, the veteran potato
rover and all around record holder
,r vegetables and interesting stories c
ivs that II will be only the matter Of
few more years until the "fusloran
it," or something that sounds like
rat, will have gained such Roadway o
the United States that potatoes
ithout this disease will be at
,emium. Mr.. Thomas stated the ="
her day he was going to head into h
Q hills in quest of gold diggin9s this
INNER. We wish him as much luck n
possible In this, but will take our :.
ances with the wilt another season. =
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