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Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1911-10-06
IS MADE FROM THE SLOPE
COUNTRY.

Medora, N. D., Oct. 3.-Fifty cars of
cattle were shipped from here today,
and large shipment goes tomorrow.
Since farmers have taken the range
around Sentinel Butte and Wibaux, Me
dora is the Main shipping point for Bill
lings county, while in former years
Wibaux was the great shipping point.
This was in the days Of large herds,
now thing Of the past.
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1911-10-06

Edward Rutler of Crazy left Mercy
hospital Yesterday where he underwent
a successful operation for appendicitis.
Mrs. Falger and children left for Sc
attic and Los Angeles for visit with
friends and relatives. They will be alb
sent during the winter months.
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1911-10-06
DEATH WAS SUDDEN

tessenden Banker, fofMer 0u1ut1l
Board Of Trade Man, succumbs.
Duluth, MIMI, Oct. 3.-Wesley F.
Birch, formerly of Duluth and well
known here, having been prominent
member Of the board of trade years
ago, died suddenly at Fessenden, N. D.,
Friday. Mr.. Birch lived in Duluth up
until about twelve years ago when he
went to North Dakota and opened a
bank. He leaves wife and daughter.
The body will be brought to Duluth for
burial.
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1911-10-06

Mrs. w. H. Ruggles and son Of Lin
coin, Neb., are visiting with Mrs. Rug
gles' brother, w. Smell, of this city.
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1911-10-06

Subscribe for The World and get all
the news.
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1911-10-06
A Bargain.

FOR SAI.E-Horse, nugey and full
set of harness. Cheap. II. n. I(a'eran
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1911-10-06

FOUND-A white setter bird dog.
Owner may have same by identifyin.
property and paying Charges. Frank
Holland, s25 School Ave.
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1911-10-06

FOR SALE year old colt, 800 II
taken at once. H. N. Halgren.
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1911-10-06

Two fine office rooms Oh the second
floor, hot and cold water, bath and tot
let in connection. Strictly modern.
G. II. LOCKE.
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1911-10-06
ARSON CHARGED.

Railroad Detective Lands Man Accus-
ed of Burning Cars.
Bottineau, N. D., Oct. larson is
charged against William Rea, arrested
at Westhope by a Great Northern spec
ial agent. Rea is accused Of having
set fire to string of freight cars at
Nansen several weeks ago, but was
not captured until yesterday. He is
being held in the county Jail here
awaiting preliminary examination.
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1911-10-06
Farmers!
Peerless Flour is popular. Try it.

See Huesgen for engagement rings.
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1911-10-06
FOR SALE.

FOR SALE.
One Minneapolis 80 II. P. Flowing
Engine, only used four days. Engine
located at Hettinger, N. D. Price
$500. Address c. A. Duncanson,
Devils Lake, or call at farm Of Martin
Olson, five miles southeast of Devils
Lake. SIS ct
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1911-10-19
AN INTERESTING LECTURE.

Last Friday evening in the Y. VI.
C. A. Mrs. Charles F. Muller gave
n interesting lecture on a visit
o the Garden Of Allah which was
enjoyed By q large audiencs- The
lecture was given under the aus
5sees OF Wheel No. OF the Presby-
terian church and the funds secured
% toward providing sufficient
AMOUNT OF money with which the
ladies' Of the church will build e
new church otiSice in the near fu-
-ure.
Mrs. Muller proved to be an en-
tertzining talker and the evening
vas a treat to those Who heard
lsr describe a trip from Tunis- First
running up to Carthage the cd city
founded By Queen. Dido. then from
runis to HANNAH Mesko1tine where
are the wonderful cascades and
cones formed by the lime deposits
by the hot springs where the water
$ 202 degrees Fahrenheit Then
iowu toward the great Sahara des-
ert, leaving the railroad for a tren-
.y-four mile drive over 20 the ru-
rs c< Temgsd founded By Trsjsn in
the first century A. ID.
At Batna the journey was resum-
sd for Biskra. the Queen OF the
Gases with its 2oO.O 900 palm trees. its
perfect system OF irrigation By
means Of artesian wells it 10 truly
the garden Of Allah
Next q twelve mile drive further
INTO the desert brought the party To-
.hc Oasis OF Sidi Okbs where is
the tomb OF Sid Okba the lssder OF
the Arabs IN their invasion OF Tun-
sia. Algeria in the seventh cen
fury.
Leaving Biskra the lecturer des-
eribed the return trip to Constantine
and then on to Algiers all in Freach
territory-Tunisia under the nomin-
al rule Of the Bey; Biskra. the or
Iy place where military rule has
not been withdrawn. Algeria under
a French Governor General
The lecture was illustrated by
means OF one hundred post card pic
lures and s rsdiopticon. The des-
,ription Of the many old aud won
-ierful sights visited on the journey
Is outlined above was highly inter
esting to the audience and the
,hsrming manner Of the Lecturer
made the evening a pleasant one
indeed.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1911-10-19
SKAGGS CAPTURES
BAD AUSTRIAN
Man Wanted In washington County
for Aptemseo mur~er ana ROBBERY
Picke1 Up IN Payerss Dy Marshal
SKasgs.

An Austrian who refused TO give
his name and stated tE2I ne haa Lo
home Was pIcKeu up III Payele Mon
day anu neid Oh suspicion Of being
the same austrian LnzI had as
saulJsd ms partner near the smelt-
or above W elser on Sunday ana
robbed him OF $3.50 ana watcn.
Sheriff George Waters OF We-ssr
arrls cd in fayetJe early Aonuay
morning ma, InS been up all night
trading the man through the nils
and on arri,Ing IN town gave Marsh
al Skaggs the man INSCRIPTION and
went 10 the hotel TO get some much
needed rest.
The fellow answering the descrip-
ton was seen by several citizens
loafing around town and the marsh
al was notified and took him into
custody. On being shown the man
Sheriff Waters identified him and
took him back to Weiser Monday
afternoon.
The crime was committed near
the old smelter above WeIser in
very isolate spot The two AustrI-
ans have been pals for a number OF
years and had been working at EN-
NETT on some railroad work. They
had left there and gone through
the hills 90 the crane Greek pro-
ject TO secure work. Failing in this
they started for Weiser. Near the
smelter the younger one assaulted
MS aged partner and after beating
him up severely took one hundred
and I1ty dollars ana his v atch from
n.m, Ieay.ng him lying in an isO-
lated spot in the hills thinking no
doubt he was dead. The old man
revived after a few hours and mar
aged TO make his way several mics
to a small ranch where he told
nls story. sheriff " waters OF Ne4s-
sr was phoned for and hurried 10
he scene He found the Old man
with his chest crushed, ,ery bad
wound in the back OF the head am
also on his cheek and he had bied
9rofusely. Though quite weak from
oss of blood and taking English
put brokenly by Signs he manager to
convey to the sheriff wlat had hap
1ened and gave him gooi des- rip
ion of the man. Toe sherilI took
he trail and followed him through
he hills toward Payette.
The fellow came 10 town, bought |
/ change of clothes and otherwise |
attempted TO disguise himseh. Ut
arge heavy shoes with heel braCes /
IN which he failed TO discard anu /
lis general facial expr-ss on gave !
lin away and ne was captured in /
2usselPs Department Store where
lie was trading. A search re ealed /
he watch and a large sum OF mOn- /
" and there is no question but /
What he has a serious charge 10 /
.nswer to.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1911-10-19
GOOD ATTRACTION
BOOKED AT EMMA

Friday and Saturday evenings the
Emma Theatre presents the Garcia
Musical Comedy players Of fourteen
people. This will undoubtedly be
one of the best and most pleasing
companies that VIII visit Payette
during the season. The Garcia Com
edy Players are an eastern com
pany touring the states west to Sc
attle and will return through Can
ada.
Their work consists of high class
musical comedy plot intermitted with
up-to-date songs and clever dances.
Music under the direction OF Pro
fessor George Metoslf of Chicago.
Illinois
Special mention can be made Of
Dick Austin the funny man. Garnet
Garcia in her songs and dances, Ed
Russell the man who sings Mr..
Norman. fantastic dance artist, Miss
Austin and HAPPY Lackerhy never
ta.l to please in their lines.
Last, but not least. the chorus OF
pretty. graceful dancing girls are
the feature of the high class even
ing's entertainment. The ward robe
and costumes throughout the entire
company are OF the best and the
chorus VIII be seen in many beau
tiful silk and satin changes.
Remember the dates, Friday and
Saturday. October 20 and 2Ist at the
Emma Theatre. The prices viii be
reserved seats. 50 cents. balcony 25
cents. Seats on sale at Rezac's
pharmacy.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1911-10-19
NOTICE. 10 PUBLIC.

Miss Ella B. Gordon with dress
making parlors al Mrs. W. H. Day-
IS has adopted the short hand meth
ID of cutting and is prepared TO
teach the system at her dressmakins
parlOrs. She extends q cordial in
vitatioR to all people who are inter
ested to call and investigate this
new method which combines sim
plieity, accuracy and style and is
so simple that any school girl can
easily master it. Rooms located
sosth OF High School building.
Investigate the short hand system
OF cutting dresses. Mss Gordon
teaches il. CaE al her parlors south
Of school building.
Mss Ella B. Gordon esa teach
you the short hand system Of dress
cutting so simple that any school
girl can master H. Call on her al
ner parIors south OF High School
building.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1911-10-19
SHEEPMEA SEEK
CHEAP HAY
Number Of Sheep Owners Ship
Lambs to Twin Falls to Winter
Feed Account Of Large Quantity
ef Cheap Hay In That Section.

Sunday last Ed. Doaerty. W. ".
Wheaton and John Walker loaded and
shipped Sc, enteen cars Of lambs 10
Twin Falls where they will winter
them. Their reasons for shipping
them is that hay is $3.50 a ton In
that section and there is plenty Of
lt and none can be bought In this
section at anywhere near that
price. The hay growers here seem
to take the view that they can get
a better price by holding their hay
until later in the winter and none
is being offered at less than from
$3.50 to IS. This price compared
with the $3.50 per ton hay on the
Twin Falls tract enables the sheep
man to ship there and pay the freight
and still make a good saving on hif
winters feed Harry Mitchell and
Charley Bolton are contemplating
shipping twenty two cars TO Twin
Falls in the near future TO winter
there and IL is rumored that a NUM-
Der OF other sheepmsn will do the
same and that not less than one
third the usual number Of sheep viii
be wintered in Payette Valley as is
generally the case
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1911-10-19
1871 "DURLEY SPECIAL" |"
Educational Train for Farmers Comes
In December. Train VIII Have
Seven Cars and VIII Cover All
Of y. s. L. System.

Professor W. H Olin. director OF
extension work In the Idaho Agricul-
tursl college, Professor L. A Aer-
rill of the Utah Agricultural college.
and General Passenger Agent Burisy
o. the oregon Snort Line comp sete1
arrangements Tor runnlng the next
.BurIey special over ths Short Line
IN december.
The farmers' special will make q
trip over all OF the line OF the Ore
gon Short Line In Utah. Idaho and
slontanz, ana over the I Lnicn Pacific
In Utah Il will lsa.e Salt Lake De
cem0er n. aaG SIil rogurn Decem-
DER a
Inc train will consist OF seven cars
One car will De used 10 carry the
livestock. ana there will be a Tat
car upon which TO hold livestock ana
demonstrations. One car will be oe-
roled 10 an exhibit OF irrigation.
showing the improved methods OF
onnginx water on ard lands. This
exnlDiI viH be complete In every de-
tail. In the car carrying the horJl-
cultural exhibit viii be shown trees.
fruits and in orlef ali tRat pertains
10 the horticultural industry. There
Slii De Two lecture cars IN which
will be held al the various
stations A living car completes the
-rSln-
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1911-10-19
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS,

Notice Is hereby given that seal
I'd bids viii be received by the uz-
iersssned Clerk os the City Of Pay
cite. until 5 O'Clock p NJ of tie Goth
Day Of October. 1911. for the fur
alshing Of all material and building
and construction Of all sidewalks in
he said City Of Payette. Idaho.
along all streets and parts o
streets IN said City. where aide
SzIks have been ordered TO be put
n by the Mayor and Council. aud
he property owners have failed 20
imply with such order. togsth-
sr with the removal OF old sidewalks
lrdered removed by sad Mayor and
Council. or such parts thereof as
may be required by said Mayor and
Council 10 be built and constructed.
Plans and specifications may be
obtained from the City Engineers
and at my office. The right to re-
jsct any and all bids is reserved.
Dated this I7th day OF October.
1911.
MARTIN o. LUTHER,
City Clerk Of the City os Psyette.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1911-10-19
MARRiEo.

Mr. Theodor Paulsen and Mss
Lydia Schwartz Of this city. we're
married at the home of Aiss
Schxzrtz1s uncle and aunt. Mr. and
Mrs B. Anderson on the vest side
OF the track. on Wednesday afssr-
noon. Rev Turner performing Tia
ceremony. Mr. Paulsea recently
purchased the Interest OF his hro<k-
er IN a ranch southeast o< torn
which they Owned together for the
last several years Mr. Psulsen has
installed coup,sse o7Sfit q house
hold furniture which IS waiting -
receive the attention OF the nsw
mistress
Mr.. Psulsea has gained mAzr
friends By bis honesty aud straight
fOrwsrdness
Miss Schwsrtz IS quite veil known
among The young ladies oz this city
and also has many trends Eho yin
wish her much happiness in her
wedded life
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1911-10-19
pHessYrgaIaN cnuRcH.

The ReT. Hugh Taylor, D. D.. 4
missionary to Laos. viii speak at
the Presbyterian church at both
the II O'Clock a. n. and the 7-Ss
O'Clock p m services A cordial
Invitation is extended TO the gen
sSzl public 20 hear this tAle1ted
<orker as he tells OF the most ssr
se-estiRg country in which he has
9ssa working. and o. the trIunpAs
OF the Cross
Our Sunday School messs At 10
O'Clock each Sabbath The school
3 nov thoroughly grz1ed. from
the Beginners 10 the Adult Depart
nsng. and ~e have classes for old
and yoang II you do not go Ia
Sunday School elsewhere. you VIII
lind a consenIsI class. and be CIV
en- cordial wsIcome in our school
The Chrsstiza En5ezS0r Socis<y
meets at $50 each sabbath even
ing. ard al young psop,s are invit-
cd 10 IT'S stimulating meetings This
is taking on new life
lnder the competent leadership a
Miss Marjorie Lick
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1911-10-19
PAYETTE EXHIBIT
WINS PRIZES
The Payette Fruit Exhibit Taken
arom Caldwell to STATE Fair Al
coise WING Many Prizes

The Pzyette fruit exhibit gather
ed IA but two or three dyas for the
I county fair was forwarded 10 Boise
an with some additional apples
that had been gathered too late
to send 10 the county fair was set
I'D for show Messrs VIII Wells
and Frank Creighton who had charge
OF the exhibit brsng back the report
nat all Of the exhibits in the hort-
cultural and agricultural lines were
fine this year and thai competition
was keen. Their opinion is that II
Payette desires to make the show
.ng at fairs that she can make. more
tine must be taken another year In
gathering the exhibit. The exhibit
~o1 considerable prizes and would
nave won more but the same amount
required fer making an entry at the
state fair was different than az
the county and a few displays that
won at the county fair were not ell
gible to entry at the state show. The
following is the list OF the more i'm
Dortant premiums won:
First on Jonathan, Arkansas Black. /
Golden Russet, ortiey. York Imperi-
al and Pound Pippin Apples.
Second on OrtIey, Winter Banana,
Arkansas Black and Rome Beauty.
Third on Mcintosh Red, Northern
Spy, Jonathan. Arkansas Black. Della
ware Red, Winesap.
In pears first on Golden Russet.
CIearguea, Sickle and second OF
winter Nellis.
Second on Indian Cling Peaches.
In grains and vegetables while
the Payette exhibit was samll and
hurriedly gathered al time in the
season when good specimens were
hard to get, the following premiums
were won:
Second on red onions.
First on corn in stalk. second on
corn IN ear, second on alfalfa seed.
and second on rye.
Second on biggest water melon.
Second on box apples three vari-
cites.
Second on best box apples com
mercial pack.
second on best display Of packed
runes.
First on best packed crate of
prunes.
The apples shown by the Payette
exhibit were all OF the leading com
nercial varieties and there were
none Of the odd varieties shown
Many Of the communities showed a
arse number OF apples which are
% constituted a commercial apple
l any sense Of the word. Consid-
sr,ng the tine spent in gathering
he exhibit and the small amount
,f expense as compared with what
1ther communities spent the COM
nittee from the Commercial Club
put up a very creditable exhibit at
both the county and state fair and
lave won their share Of premiums
IN all commercial varieties. (,
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1911-10-19
If We HAVE TEARS.

In concluding an account Of "a
quiet wedding" Western Kansas
paper says: j. J. Anderson. father
OF the bride. who er before had
shed a tear, found ses eral OF them
rolling down his sunDurned chseKs
as be came forward 10 kiss the brloe.
rsm4rkIag Inat she vas his last
osDy. immediately several Of the
isdIes bs<au 10 sned tears every
0Ody was somewhat excited, and N
me slight conIuslon the writer here
0l found himself embracing a LADY
sno stooa conveniently Eear anu
wno proved not TO Oe his vile He
apolO8tzed TO the lady
ana was IorglSen- he apolosized
again later TO his wife. with no very
dennits returns up TO this date"
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1911-10-19
LOCAL NEWS

OFF For Aisskz.
l. ~ johnson left Monday efeH-
ing Of this week for Portland whesU
he viii remain until steamers mAlo
I their flrst trip 70 Alaska next sprfng
AZ which tine be viii go thsre
for the summer.
VIII Winter East.
o. c. Miller. field manager for he
Psyette Valley Land & Orchard Com
pany expect TO leave today for
Columbus. Ohio. AMI viii xpend tAs
biggest share OF the winter there
and In other eastern cities He VIII
take along some advertising hsec-
ature and while gone vii 90 some
boosting for the valley.
Porsiz To sseet-
Portfz Club VIII hold its regular
meeting at Commercial Club roozns
o. Monday afternoon al p M Oc-
tober q All the ladies' are fnvftsd
10 attend An interesting feature
Of the meeting viii be the reports
from tie Federation meeting heh
al MCuntzinhome last wesk TO be
given by Mrs Muller who represent
ed Portiz- Roll call % be answer
81 by current events and special mu-
sc win be features cf the program
Hes~ m<naser In Psyets--
B. p McCarroli Of Boise. ar1dxsd
in Pzyetts Monday and assumed the
local management OF the telephone
station here Mr. Carroll Up uns1
last March was in the employ q
the PCcateIIo Ligh- Company but &C
cepsed a position n March in the
accounting department Of the tele-
phone company in Boise Byrd Gizh.
former manager here resigned AID
mas catered the employ OF the
company II the construction depart
nent Mr. NeCarron is a pleasszx
gentleman to meet and viii sndoubs-
sdly make many friends here among
the company's pztr0nss
Why not use initial stationery eu-
b fifty cents q box 3. tae Palace
Pharmacy
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1911-10-19
WORKING ON
SNAKE BRIDGE
MONDAY Of This Week Actual Con-
struction Work Began on Snake
River Bridge-Part Of Material
Here and Balance on Way and
Beng Prepared at Factory In Min
neapolis.

G.. ]. Bender general construction
foreman for the Minneapolis Steel
and Machinery Company who have
the contract for building the bridge
across the Snake River near Pay
stte. arrived Saturday OF last week
and on Monday morning Of this week
had a crew OF men stalking out the
bridge and the work Of building il
has actually begun. One car load
OF material arrived the first Of this
week and IS now in the yards here.
The balance Of the material is on
the way OF being prepared at the
machine shops OF the company in
Minneapolis. In speaking OF the con-
struction OF the bridge Mr. Bender
who will have charge stated that
the outlook was quite favorable for
them to rush it through TO compile
tion as most of the steel had been
already fabricated and other materi-
al purchased and was on the way.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1911-10-19
Christian Church.

big day is planned for October
2s. RALLY DAY, for all services.
Our motto: Every member Of the
church and as many more in the
Bible School
The Eyangerstic services begin
one week from next Sunday. Boost
It, An ideal situation: Every fol
lower Of Christ a Worker for Christ
and the church.
Regular services next Sunday.
Col. James Barnard OF Letba was
Payette visitor on Monday OF this
~esek,
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1911-10-19
CONTRACT ON
PARK EXPIRES

At Meeting Of City Council Monday
Evening N. A. Jacobsen Asks for
Papers and Deed Covering Con-
Jract on Ten Adres Given to City
for Park-Council Advertises for
Bids for canetructiah of Cement
Walk.
1t developed at city council meet
Ing on last Monday evening that
there is grave possibility that
city Of Payette will not get the
ts> acre park donated by N. A.
Jacobsen to the city some time ago.
When the park was first donated and
the deed to the land and the con-
tract placed in escrow there were
certain conditions that were to be
complied with by the city and not
withstanding the fact that ne has
twice extended the time OF the con-
tract Mr.. Jacobsen feels that as
the last extension expired July last
and no work has been done that
he is entitled 10 have the deed to
the park given back. The subject
was talked over thoroughly and sew
eral citizen present, DR.. J. c. Wood
ward, L. V. Patch, d. C. Chase and
Z. C. S. Brainard urged Mr.. Jacob
sen to reconsider his action of ask
Ing for the deed and papers and to
give the council sixty days in
which to complete the work as
planned out by the park committee.
All admitted that perhaps the coun-
Gil had been dilatcry and should
have gone ahead with the work but
a great many other city affairs Of
moment have engaged their atten-
ton the past two years. The coun-
ell agreed to appoint one man, let
Mr.. jacobsen appoint another and
those two to pick third to act as
park committee to see that with
in sixty days the ground was plough
ed, leyeled and planted to trees. (
Despite their offers to meet every
requirement OF the contract within
that time he did not seem dis |
posed to grant a further extension
on the contract stating that he had ,
talked with a number and did not
believe that public sentiment favor
ed park at this time and that the
movement was i'll advised. While /
he did not state that he would or
would not grant an extension the
council and those citizens present
at the meeting have expressed
hope that he will yet allow the work
to be done according to contract.
Mr.. Jacobsen also called the at
tention Of the council to the fact
that when hs donated the land for
the extension OF Center avenue he
did so with the contract and under
standing that the street would be
put to grade and trees planted and
that this had not been done.
At this meeting the council con
sidered sidewalk that had been or
dered in by the eouncil-and not built
and the clerk was ordered to adver
tise this week for bids for con-
struction of such sidewalks in vari-
Gus locations. The bids will be open
ed next Friday evening at an ad-
iourned meeting.