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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1923-01-17
CASSVILLE HOLSTEIN
MAN BETTERS HERD

Frank Niemer, who operates a fine
dairy farm near Cassville, has pur-
chased half interest in Purity Orms-
by Mercedes Fobes, the yearling bull
owned by j. r. Tracy e Son. This
animal is son of the famous Sis Bess
Ormsby Fobes, 100000 price Holstein
bull owned by the Pabst Hollyhock
farm at Dousman His dam, Purity
Lottie Segis, made 22.7 pounds butter
in 7-day official as a 3-year-old. The
grand-dam Laura Esther made 2S.2
pounds butter in 7-day official as a
junior 4-,ear-old. The great-grand-
dam is the noble foundation COW Vio-
let Arts DeKol with three A. r. O.
daughters. Niemer's herd of purebred
Friesian Holsteins carries the best
blood lines of the breed such as Mer-
cedes and King Segis.-Index.
Pioneer President Dead.
At his home in this village at a..
m. Monday, January s, 1928, William
Valentine passed away. He was born
in Germany February II, 1884, and
came to this country after he was
married Since then the family home
was in or near Cassville His wife
two daughters. Mary and Katie, who
were his devoted attendants during
his declining years. He also leaves a
brother, Nick of Cassville, and sis
ter living in Germany. Funeral was
held Wednesday morning at 8 O'Clock
at st. Charles church, Rev P. ]. Jones
officiating Burial was made in the
Catholic cemetery.
A letter from Mrs. o. F. Tate to
Mrs. Fred Koch tells of the destruc-
ton by fire of Tate's store of general
merchandise. hardware, etc, at Car
ter, Montana There was large
stock on hand, loss partially covered
by Insurance. Mrs. Tate is in Mis-
soula with her daughter Rose, and son
Chester. who attend the state univer-
sity there.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1923-01-17
The Man Who Sticks.

The man who sticks has his lesson
learned;
Success does not come by chance it's
earned
BY pouring away; for good hard
knocks
Will make stepping stones of the
stumbling blocks.
He does not expect by a single stride
To jump to the front; he is satisfied
To let the future take care of the rest.
For the man who sticks has the sense
to see
He can make himself what he wants
to be
If he'll off with his coat and pitch
right in.
Why? Because the man who sticks
can't help but win!
Exchange
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1923-01-17
A Souvenir.

found them in a book last nigt,
These withered violets,
A token of that early love
That no man e'er forgets.
Pressed carefully between the leaves,
They keep their color still,
| cannot look at them today
Without an old time thrill.
All, me, what tricks does memory
play!
The passing years have fed
And hopes that lived in vigor once,
Alas! have long been dead.
And this is all that can say,
When all is said and done,
Those flowers remind me Of some
girl
I wish l knew which one!
Anon
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1923-01-17

You can't expect to NEEDLE in other
peoples affairs and not have them
NEEDLE in yours.
If you would make the most of your
opportunities, you must allow your
opportunities to make the most of you.
If you keep all your troubles in to-
morrow and yesterday, they'll never
never come today.
The business success is one who has
money to burn and then doesn't burn
II
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1923-10-18
Freshman iaiti.,ion.

The annual Freshman reception and
initiation was held in the High school
auditorium Friday evening. Afte,
spending very noisy half bour in
The basement. sbog; $50 "freshiesr
were put through the torture lane.
Each one WAS escorted by a masked
upper elsssnan. Every greer tagged
person was forced TO crawl through
tunnel of chairs on his HANDS and
knees. Arriving in the study hal he
was pshercd 70 his reserved seat on
the floor. The Freshmen. in their
green war paint, entertained the high
er classes with popcorn. peanut and
cracker races. Some very pleasing -
vocal selections were also rendered.
Perhaps the most amusing stunts
were the process Of tying green rib
bon sireamers on the braided pirtails
Of all the bobbed hsir girls and the
doll dressing contes; by the boys. Tire
new teachers gave a clever drsmsti-
zn.ion Of several nursery rhymes. cos
ruined IN becoming newspaper clothes.
Also short speeches by the captain
and coach Of our football team. Cider
and ooDghnuts were served.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1923-10-18
Europe Wants
Our Apples


A. r. wollpert, who has charge Of
the buying in the United States for
the Dan wuille 4 Company. Eu-
rcpeap fruit exporters, was IN this
vicinity for the past several days
looking for business for his firm.
This company viii advance expenses
of picking, packing, etc, and will pay
The freight to New York City, wAsra
The fruit viii chen Be peoled FOR ahip-
ment 10 Europe.
MsuueA . contract which y heine
contaminated By sAe Canyon Csunky
Apple Growera' association 500 er Ooo
c1rsoads ef apples will Be markeeaA
From the Caldwell ssettoA. He sx.
prssses his oppcsiticn IA halk sAa
pack, and said that The applss a NAis
section have NJ ben looAod upoa
with favor. becasss u their pesvioas
form Of sAip1sat.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1923-10-18

appears TO be . plan which would Sc
cure the support Of the Oregon dele
CATION and the osyhes projeei peopis
as il aids very materially in the fes
sibility Of the 0~ykee project and
also appears to be one which would
secure the united support Of the Gem
district. the Black Canyon district,
the King Hill project, the O1yhes
project and the various communities
tributary 10 these foar different pro-
jecss.
3. Another advantage Of this plan
is that il would provide the necesssr,
power for operating the dragiine ex-
eassting machine with which the Ca
nal system for the Black Canyon di-
vision 10 10 be constructed sad make
tbs construction Of these canals come
Shs, ehs4psf than would be ih@ case
II the po&ef Srfe purchased from the
lines of the Power oomPsny.
=. Ii Is also true that the power
pixn, Al the Black Canyon dam could
bs buil, more economically while she
present organization, camp and aa
eithrry are available than would be
the case after the present orgxniIa-
sa0n ls broken up and the camp and
equipment removed.
10 Another paint shsch ! think
aRay Is ~ considerable Importance Is
that the fssests Lake reservoir Is By
fsF the best an6 sht cheapest sesef-
sOls soE shs Black CAnyoh puoyect.
sha Il Mould undoubtedly be easier
70 build tAls reservoir az the present
nee than Il s0ala ave or ten years
hsfsee when thr Improvements around
the lake vii have beer considerably
ihcfeased. ard shls ts especially true
IN sses II the fArl that the legal sur
saofssies saaissse that the ,ii'e 10 the
LAID b<;sesa the kisA snd lo~ sst~f
lirse II The fssrtts Lzls. snd also the
title 10 she lsnG under shs bed Of shs
lake. Is ia sks state Of Idaho. which
has granted es permit 10 construct
shs reservoir. shleh permit is no~
ls fail scros sHd effect, hai sAieA elli
expire Il Tie co=sssssc.ioa Is not car
red oss b. ,he near ss;sfr.
II, n u sAeais nes be Desirable
al this tlhae 20 commit tho bUrska
sf department 80 The Oayhes pro
5<zes. II roe'd &c feAslbls 10 take care
II sAe ps~ssai essserrehcy IN the Cen
dsstfscs and rFessde for the ne~ss Of
The Cen district for . number Of
sw-Fs - oSssss b f-ses.ss ~ sas f>e=asr
drrs5opsp~n, ss lss hiAek Canson dam
and ~asr Il fes fsssrs ascissen shs-
shes the pcs teni ~ofks fer the
Gesa dassFses sheeia be provided ks
snss 81 tAs osrAes pra5ecs. OF BY
freans 81 . posss sizsss q; Ars1sroes
as elsewhere shsn ;As time arrives
fer suTasnr the rcservosf snd power
plant On she FaYests river over 60
,as Hisca Csnyas 5issssoa af the Boise
pfu ssrsa
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1923-10-18

Members Of the women's Better
nsent Club. under whose auspices ths
Emmett Entertainment Course viii BE-
given this yesr. opposed their ticket
selling campaign yesterday morning.
The town has been divided into dis
tr-cts and = committee Of ladies placed
In charge Of each section They ex-
pect 70 materially interview every
resident Those who are missed may
purchase tickets at the H. r. Davis
drug store Season tickets are SELL
ing for S2-5o. The nrxt number viii
be given Nov. 2 I, win be produced
by cast Of IL Of the best local taIenf
available 1t is . play entitled His
Majesty, Bunker Bean Oshers
numbers win be Edmund Vance Cosk
on Nov. p. Emne;; Concert Number
Jan 5, EiDAy Quarte; in January and
the final horne number Feb. q.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1923-10-18
Packing Houses
Run Full Crews
Shortage Of Refrigerator Carx Causes
Inconvenience to Shipper

There is the usual shortage Of re
frigerstor cars in this section az the
p-csen; time and the Emmett pack
ing house are suffering q great deal
Of inconvenience and delay in getting
their apples TO market The houses
are running fell crews a; the presen;
time and storing the packed frui; in
their buildings, but it is only 4 ques-
ton of few days until their space
will be taken and they are hoping
iha; relief Will soon be given them.
The Emmett Fruit Growers asso-
cistion is taking this opportunity TO
pack their Rome Beauties and later
varieties and are sending them to
Psyc'te in box cars for storage.
These viii be wrapped in oiled paper,
which keeps the natural moisture in
the apples and keeps outside moisture
out They also p-even; seaid in cold
and keep the fruit fresh and
crisp.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1923-10-18
Stranger Die, .t Hotel.

John Czhoon, 81 years Of age, who
arriyed about q week previous from
Rexburg. died Friday morning follow
ing stroke Of para ysis, the third be
had had within short time With
him were his wife and q daughter.
Another daughter. Mrs. Harry Brown
ing. lives near town Kari Lxmson.
who knows the family well, says Mr..
cahoon was an old residen; Of Rex
burg and was highly thought of. The
family were moving TO California.
where they have other children. A
brother, Miles Cshoon. arrived Sstur-
day and took charge Of the body, con-
reying il TO Rexburg for burial
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1923-10-18
Three Goats
Trophies
of Hunters


y. A. and !. r. Powers. father and
son, accompanied by L. c. Bsiiow and
Roy JorReasen. returned Monday
from . ten days hunting trip ia the
ssStoo,h mountains. They brought
back as trophies ,hrse magnificent
specimens Of mountain goats and a
soo-pound buck deer. They report
game ss being quite plentiful in that
section this season.
The goats were killed near Reddish
lake. and the game wss brought 90
camp with considerable difficulty sf-
ter being killed. the rugged and steep
sides Of the mountains being covered
with snow. One Of iAe goats sss =
large billy snd bis head wiil be mount
ed The hides Of sll viii be dressed
and made into rugs.
They report tkst snow was foot
deep IN Bear valley and they were
comp~iied 10 setafn home BY way Of
Boise
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1923-10-18
San Mot1 unAsrrces oper,tioa

s. A. Motz. editor Of tho Examiner
who had been suffering severely with
appendicitis for several days. Was
taken TO Boise Sunday by Or. Rcy.
nolds and his condition was so serious
ths; he was inmedistly placed in s;
Luke'k hospital and operated upon
within 50 minutes after his arrival.
Doctors Reynolds and Stewart per
formed the operation. Upon making
incision /, Was found that Mr.. Mosz s
appendix had become inflamed and
was ruptured- Lates; reports re-
ceived from the bedside as ~e 20 to
press arc TO the effect that IL no COM
plicasions set in the sick mar stands 4
good chance for recovery, although he
IL in q serious condition. Mrs. Motl
and daughter Jeanette are in Boise
at his bedside.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1923-10-18
Accidents at
Black Canyon
rss hssSss Wsska~s Tsppi~A oG
Gravel Csrs sal iaiareA

Wednesday. The i7iA. vas . Hn,
dsy for several 81 she employees 3,
ID. dasn. ss svo nesf-eestoss accs,
ssess hspp<nsd there within . rsrp
skost time. orsse LimtA ugh. VINO ~as
-psk ne os . edge ct thr edge Of the
ssoavastea being rHAde. happened 20
10 urdef = small fpek that fell from
The stip 50 II passed above hsns. The
re.ck ssrack hi'n IN The back and hs
sas krsssoksd into she bottom Of the
cut where hts brad struck an empty
SKIP. cssstne quite . gssh IN the back
of his bead lie uas able after .
sbors time. however. 10 &c; into .
car vrsssissed 20 h~ brought 20 sown.
The second ACCIDENT in which two
nsss were injured ~as more SERIOUS
thar -.ss hre, and. rhils the men are
getting st--ss al right al tho present
tire. both al them arc suffering from
spinal injoris. The men. both Of
whom are Has s;ses. were riding be.
tween t-o empty bars ths, ~erv being
shif,ed BY the fordson tractor. Tho
car upon which they were riding buck
led and lef, the track. throwing them
10 the ground. when the second car
ran ever their bodies before the en-.
sine~r was able 20 stop. Rufno Esus-
sqniaA - suffering only from an in-I
,sfpa spine. while his companion. An
tnno OofTtdp. aside from having his
spine injured sustained . broken ankle
All three men are at the Hevtttson
hospital in town.
Several minor accidents also oc.
cured. y. s. Thorpe, = cracked rib,
J. X Sauve. emery in his eye. and W.
A. Roberta. pose severely cu.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1923-10-18
XII. ~. IA

John Le3chiy. Jf.. who hks bssa stn.
nioYed on forvs; road work IN Penn
EAsan all summer, came tn To~sdA y
with 500 pound elk ss a trophy al
sls pfosess when the road work
vas shs; down ts'o weeks ago. young
Loich,y ~eni into Chamberlain Basin
and had no trouble in getting his elk
lie hrcagAi, the carcass 20 Ranks on
bic pack horses ard Was INC; there
ty HE father and the res; ef the Jour.
:.~y vas made IN ar automobile. josi
q. the edre ef town. the car brake
down and they had 20 be hauled into
town for repairs.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1923-10-18
rord Run. i~r. oa.

A kirk Landers was returning
frcm Caldwell Saturday night, sf.
ter having taken hi, wife and Mrs
Csesreil 10 tho special train carrying
the Sogtlsern Idaho delegates Of the
Reaetsh ard Odd Fellow, lodges ia
the Mosco- convention. his Ford
speeds,er became disconnected from
THE hind wheel, and 3, Kirk didn't
wan, TO come on and leave the wheels
sh.rc. he decided TO abandon the en-
tire RIG. He Rad 70 walk on'y Is
miles 20 reach home.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1923-10-18
improvements
Are Many
Several New Residences Being Built
aad Others Improved.

Forward. not back~ard.- is EN-.
mci;'s slogan and the fact that wc
are living ap 20 ths; slogan is proven
by the numerous new buildings and
other improvements ths, are con.
stsn,,y under way here. The following
hastily prepared items only partially
cover the activities for ;his week:
Gene Gra;ssn and James GrA;tan,
savers a, the Boise Payet,e MIL. are
each building sleeping porch onto
their homes in Riverside addition. A.
", Wrirh, is doing the work.
Within . week Peter johnson will
havc completed the hne Groom bun
galo~ be u building jus; south Of the
Bose Payet;e sswmiil, st . cost Of
g.. LOCO.
Bathroom fixtures are this week be-
ing Installed in the Harry Shropshire
residence by Whitman & Co.
orvil'e Godfrey il having . resi-
denoe built or bis property in East
Emmett.
Adoiph Cook is rcshineline his
ranch house southwest Of town.
Berry e Campbell are building Q
large dipping va, on the Plaza rSnch.
c. n. Bucknum 10 having new por-
ches built At the front and rear Of his
Man street residence. Harry Titup
IL doing the work.
Tyler 4 Crank are a, present en-
gagged in building sidewalks along
Eas, Park street and Maple avenue in
u. 4 c. addition. Some Of our most
attractive homes are built along these
streets and the addition Of sidewalks
will further enhance the value Of that
attractive locality.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1923-10-18

John NJ. Hall. living east Of town,
has placed in The index window sam-
pies Of swee. potatoes grown on his
place, tusi TO show that swees posa-
toes will grow here TO perfection. The
sample il hard to beat
Mrs. Ruth n. Hunt .eft today for
WallA WAlla. Wash. where she wlfI
-s.ts .-..--l says with her dsnxhtsr.
Miss Katherine. who Il attending
school there. After her visit Mrs.
Hunt viii 70 to Los An9sles for the
Winter and take advanced instrnetioAs
IN music.
The .Eikp Social Cub met nonAny
night and arranged for tAs roGu1nr
monthly daaess dnring khe utW -
san. W. c. rseksr vna ro-o1o1
prsstdens, aaA navs Nnrray. soGo1gT
troa1urer.
Ma Gee. A. Powsli e GAs5Agvo.
Ind. arrived hD1 WooA - ~ aE
~ appis eEUA1 - ~ 49, -
VII y mo onnG1iA
Ma 1sen1a e CT
.s[rL
c.,.n -
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The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1923-10-18

Mesdanes J. A. Crcswsll and kiri
Lapdsrs lef; Saturday for Moscow
where they viii represen, the locsl
lodge at the Rebekah Assembly. They
~ere accompanied by Mrs. y. "
s,ekesbery and Mrs. Eh Lanktrec
pas, presidents, who are also in at.
tendance. The grand lodge Of Idaho
Odd Fellows being also in sesron .,
the same place. Ike wpmsck accom-.
panied the special a. representative
Of the local subordinate lodge and j.
S. Burdell a. delegate from the En-.
campment-
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1923-10-18

Harry f. Buster Of Arkansas City
Kan, and Carrie Jessie Peters Of Ena'
mctt, were united in marriage at the
athrop home on Sunday afternoon
Pastor A. c. LAthrop odiciated, using
the beautiful ring ceremony. The
bride and groom were attended by
M. and Mrs. Harry Chapman, who
o6iciated as best man and bridesmaid
respectively. Mr.. Buster recently
completed his service in the United
States army and is returning home to
civil life. After = brief stay in EN-
NETT Mr.. and Mrs. Buster expect to
locate at the groom's home in Arkan-
sas City, Kan.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1923-10-18
Emmett
High Wins
From Vale
Oregon Scholastic Eleven Easily
Defeated by Locals-Score
Was % TO s.

In spite OF bad luck without end
Emmett succeeded IN winning from
Vale football team By score of "a
20 on Friday. The game Was rath.
er slow, without thrills of any kind
Neither side showed any form during
the FIRST half that ended 2 10 0 IN ia.
yor of Emmett.
Emmett opened Up in the second
half and pierced Wales line al Will.
They soon succeeded in running IN
three touchdo~ns. The ball was put
over the goal in each case by for
ward pass. Final time was called
with the ball in the possession of EN-
nett and within few feet Of Wales
goal.
Emme;t's line showed up the strong
est IL has this yesr. Training GER
tainiy counts. Although there were
times when they showed weakness, i'm
proyement here is very marked
Crabtree played his usual good
game. For man with little expert
ence be shows marked ability in hand
Ing the game Mcneil was especially
good In plugging the line and Jack
Phelsn wzs very successful in forward
passes. Tom PheiRn is one Of our
bes; in following his interference and
IN finding hoes in the line.
The game WAS rnsrred somewhat by
too much Grabbing among the backs
themselves. This always disgusts the
crowd and is q mark OF inexperience
The boys realize this and viii guard
against ]; in the future.
This week (FridsyD Psye;te eleven
will be here on the home grounds. The
local eleven Is worthy of the supper;
of the towns people Of Emmett and
!; is hoped that large number will
be ou; 10 witness the game. Play
will starr ST 3 O'Clock.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1923-10-18

The house on the Hrocovins ranch
on the bench, burned TO the ground
this morning. The building WAS oc-
eupied by apple pickers who were in
the orchard when the FIRE occurred
Mr.. and Mrs. Sherwood. who live on
the adjoining ranch. discovered smoke
issuing from the kitchen and rushed
over there and en6exyored TO put out
the flames. bu; were unable 10 do so
and the building and contents were
total loss.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1923-10-18

JohE Yeck, when he came over from
Boise the hrst Of the week. brought
The Index q sample Of what he calls
Chinese bean. L. 10 four feet long
and resembles the club which Il 10
eaid Babe Ruth "bsans- home runs
for the Yanknes. Mr.. and Mrs. Yoek
will lonv0 about Novl foe L.one DoacA
Calf. 70 hcbnoh With Billy Wilhsa
THE Wintor.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1923-10-18
Postmaster Inspects the
Emmett Rural Routes

Postmaster Sam u. Riggs com.
ple,ed his semi-snnusl inspection Of
the rural mail routes out Of Emmett,
this week, after accompanying the
carrier Of route yesterday. The
other two routes were inspected ear
lier in the week
Uncle Sam requires that the post
masters make these trips with the
various carriers twice . year. and
when the annual report Of the Office
is made they are required 10 report
on the roads, service and conditions
under which the carriers work.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1923-10-18
Buys Hsne in Bei.<.

Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Reed recently
purchased q beautiful new home in
Riverside, suburb Of Boise, and viii
put their little son in school n that
place the first Of the year. Mrs. Reed
who has been spending q couple Of
weeks visiting 3; the home Of her
husbands mother, Mrs. J. l. Reed,
viii return 20 Pisceryille on Friday
and prepare for moving TO her new
home.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1923-10-18
New water AIaia CempIrted.

c. X. McAuley and Kirk LAnders
have completed The extension Of the
city water main FROM Commercial
avenue TO Boise avenue, in Daily addi.
ton. This much needed Improvement
viii Be Of great convenience 10 the
people Of that section and viii no
doubs help . gsUAt deal toward buiid-
ing up thAt eeetteM.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1923-10-18

Max Cumnerman this week cold
his pressery TO the Wander Bros- Of
Boise and win give possesssoa the
first Of next week Mr.. Gummar.nan
wlB engage IN a similar busineas in
lewiston
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1923-10-18
Auto Catches Fire.

While parked in from; Of the Corner
Grocery. Charlie Wilaon's automobile
caught fire from leaky carburetor
and burst into fxmsz- Attempts we're
made % extisguist the blaze with
flour and dust. bu; Dave Murray was
the boy that performed the trick He
tore . chemical extineuisher from the
wall Of the First NstioSal Bank and
one dose sabdUed the flames
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1923-10-18

year 20 far as the water supply was
concerned. Practically the only trou.
be along the entire system VAS en-
eouniere6 along the South Slope, near
Marion Wilson's ranch, where they
had several bad breaks Mr.. Fowler
expects TO put on = cleaning crew as
soon az apple picking Is over.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1923-10-18
Eun>st CAM1i GA

Business Of much interest viii Be
discussed At . meeting Of the En-
met; Choral Club next Sunday after
room. October q. at O'Clock. in tAs
High school building. Anyone inter
es;ed in music, orchestral or chorus
work is urged TO attend.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1923-10-18

Notice Of Specially Called Meeting.
A specially called meeting Of
all members Of the Presbyterian
church has beer called to meet 1t the
church on Friday evening. October ~
at p. m. Most important matters
viii be up for consideration. Light
refreshments will be served.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1923-10-18

Mr.. MeachAm. extensive rancher Of
Tvss Fails, last week hooarht foax
carloads Of e~ex from, Walter EttIe
and shipped them 10 his ranch Eatur-
day. The sheep VII be fa,sened o.
bee; pulp.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1923-10-18

In = telephone message 20 ;ho hoys
os she Gem County Garage, Lou 0t-
asns reports Tia; while IN ,he Cham.
her Ain Rssin country he and Chsuney
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