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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-02-16

tinnssSranspcrt benuBen min. 2fmes
rifanif9e 9rnppen befdlagHahmtsn
am Nsittipon bier grpreBnagen, ipels
DE, NIT Mofftn unb Wunition beluDsn,
ben Stub frsusen tpoIlten. adt Uleriz
fdner uno stDei Qmeritnner. pelhe ben
transport betpd1ten, tpnrben feft9es
nomfntn unb tpegsn 8trlesuns Der
ReutraLitdtsgefsbe eingeiperrt.
Dergapftdnb Der Snfluensa
frfrnnft.
gom, Is. 5ebrudr. Der qapit
gius Y. leibet an einem Ieihtsn ans
fad BON Snfluenaa uno mub bus gttt
bitten. Die aruntbeit bat ben 5als atl'
aeariffen unb bic 2uftr0brsn finb erts
siinbet. Or. 9iuIeppe petaeei, Der
aeibarst bes gapfes. itattste bieiem
nd6renb beg 5ases stpei 8eiu6e ab.
2fae aubien3en iinb in3tuiFhen einges
itelIt fporben. 8si bem 8eiuh am
abenb betrug bic 9emptratur ungefdhr
100, tpas Il Grab ii6tr normal
lit, aber bas algemsinbsftnben 6ss
gdtitnten mar bsfrkoigenb.
Der gapit mdhte pdbrenb bes 9os
aes bic fber3bafte gemertung, bdB es
ni6t rsdt iein fpiirbe. fid niht aud
einmal cine arantbeit suSu5ieben, bic
sSeberm1nn beimfude. Or. 9ttaeci TT
Der Soffnung, bab fi4 ber papft In
.in p1dr 5ogen ipisber uuf Der Bette
rung befinben tperbt.
RuB in engtanb Ginto M
men.feuer besdblen.
2onbon, 15. sgebrunr. Der Rifs
ter 5omiltcn bonn Sberstrift bat am
mittDoh eHtfdiebeH, bdb bic ameris
can 5brtab Gomponp. bic unter ben
GefsBen BON Retp s5trisp intorporirt
III, in gnolanb bic ginfcmmenitsusr
fir eintn grpfit BON $500. 900 btsabs
len mnb. Der Rihter entfhieo. 6ab
penn duh bic sSobritsH uno bas Ges
fbdft Der aompdgnie iid in Amerito
befGHben, es 3batiatx fei, oab Der
ar6bte 3beil Der Gtammaftien iih In
Gnalanb befGnbe uno bic in England
Iexnben 8irettortn in grobem Daobe
bic Geihdfte Der Rompagnie IelteteH.
g 6ninbler perutbeilt.
QonbpR, 10. yebrudr. Der
S6wiHbIer, pslher ii4 Grtoerid De-
mehep 0anberbilt HaHnts, tpuroe heus
te unter benz Rdmsn Mm. 2aderifeiu
sSodd,im su 3 Sahren 3nhtbaus per-
urtbeilt. Der Wann hattie iib dls
Gobn nes peritDrbsnsa Mm. g. Ban
ber6tft singsfiibrt uub bic Tsifei
Sdplor, gigsntbiimerin bes Gaoies
Club, peronlaBt, De6iel I'M 9etrdg'
| Don S25, 900 fir ibH su bistoHtiren
Jm ariminolserift erildrte sSDahiH
beuss unter gio, siu Wtitslieo Der ia
mill. 0anberbilt su iein, p.rmpft
aber teinerlei 8etpeife fur ietHe ge'
bouptuHg beisubringsH.
Die arisHals sgIplofipn II
Wlanagua
Tlauusua, Ricorugua. 15. Jebr
Die lIntsrIunHng nit 8eSus auf ht
grploTion im bi.FeeH arisual bat 10
melt nihts sraebsn, tpas uuf ein Ger
| bre6en i6lieben Idbt. Die uuterfu
| funastpmmiHion neist fi6 iest De
anFht su, boB ss iia I'M sinen I'm
aliidsfou bdnbelt. 9as Rrisgsreh
ipirb dber troBbem ftrens bur4sefiibr
lunD bic meiiten Der prominenten Cub
Ter Der liberalen Ddrtsi befinSen lid
enitpebsr i'm GsfGRsuiB obsr balten I'D
ptrfte6t.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-02-16

moroung hires Rdnnes al lebens1dns.
li4er 3u6tbousftrafe perurtbetlt, aber
bdlb barauf trriinnig tpurbe, bat TN
Oit<aentudp SrrenafpI ON Rtttlpody
Sel6tmorb begangen, tnoem iie iih
ar einsm 8ettpfoiten erbGHgte.
Sn Bolfe Gountp tpuroe ppr eiTltger
3eit Elm Wann rpegen Der Mtitinulb
on Der grmorbuna 9uiFs btrgerihtst.
Der Morbpro5eB mar elmer Der feftfa1
tionenften, bic ie in &eutudD CUR Ser.
bunoIung tamen.
Snbiana, gu., Is. Te6. 5obn
mcgombs. Der am @. Sunuar in fet.
ner Dobnung BEL Beit 4ebanon feline
sgrau tobtsefaIagsn bate, bat F6 in
Der Ra6t non Oienitag ouf Mlttttpo6
i'm gOuntpgeFGnsniB erbdngt. Der
Munn bate feline 8ettoede serriHsrt
uHo aus ben Streifeu sinen Grid gss
trebt.
Jm GsfdnguiB BON gin>
brebern berdubt.
mtItes barre, ga, Is. 5eb.
3tpei mostirte Ginbreher branoen am
Ritttpo9 Worsen gu friiber Stunbe in
bas Srtsgefdnguib 3u Warrtor Run,
pa., Elm, srbra9en bic Gbiir Der 3ells,
in tpelher elm munn Rdmens Stunis"
Ious Sanbus, Der eir3ige 8eFangene,
einoeiperrt mar unb bsraubtsn oeHIeIa
ben, tpdbrenb iie ibm lire Repolber uns
ter bic 9afe hieIten, um ieins 8aar-
fdaft Don $29. Die Ginbreder srts
fomen baru un6 Sarbus, Der tpegeH
eires tIeinen 8ereehens berbaftet ipora
ben mar, bsqab fi6 our6 bic offeuite'
Esnoen Sbiiren biHuus unb tena4rt9
ttgte bic BOIi3ei.
Cine 8tutfs1be In aus
ftdt.
Sadfon, U}iF., 10. Se6. Su
Binfton berriht bic gr0bte Qufregung,
neil man befiirhtet, boB cine 8luts
febbe 5pii6en Den SamiIien S9urp
unb germenter qusbrehsn peroe, neil
oas Suprsmegert6t bes Stautss ben
WQbrfpru6 elmer SurD umgeitpbeH
| lat, unter benz Sptntou germeuter
Der grmpr6ung Der Sane Sharp ihuIs
biq befunben tpurbs. Gs ioq bereits
Elm 9erIu6 eemuht tporben ietn, et-
men Der 8ermenters su tooteH uHo bic
Utitglieosr beioer 5amiIisH betpoft-
nen fI6.
Reue 9erren in Der mt .
| fOuri Bacifitbahn
/ Rep ort, 15. Sebr. Geo. g
8oglS tptro in 8dlbe burh Die Rods'
fsLler unb Gubns2Debz SSnterefen aus
benz gr6fibentenamt Der MtFouri gd'
| eificz8abn, tpelhes ibm DOR Is ssabren
BON feinem Batter San 9pulo iibertra'
gen puroe, DsrorGngt peroeu. CT
piro einem prdttif6en giienbabns9ea
umten, beiIen Rame nod nidt betaunt
gegebeu iit, BlaB MAIDEN. 5err 8oulp
mnhte nies beute feIbft betdunt. Das
beoeutst, baB Der GinfluB Der 8oulos
nibt aaein in Der UtiiIouri Yactftr'
babH, fpnbern audi in auoeren 8a9ns
initemen I'M ShptnbeR begriffen III,
troBbem Serr SEQ. 8outb oIs 8oriiber
be8 Direttpriums Der W2iTIpurt 9ocis
Ticbabn bsibebulten tperben tpirb.
Sas Snftem Der IeBteren fGlteBi
| 10, ,695Meileu 9ahugeletie Elm. gu BEN
ielbsn aeb0ren auBer Der RiTouri Pas
! cificbabn, bic ct. 2Ouis SrpH Mpun.
tain C Soutbern, bic Senper &c RiG
! granbe unb bic 8siteru PacificbohH
SsIb ftmorb.
annapolis, nlb., Is. yebr. -
Benjamin 8. 9bilion, 18 Sabre alt
aus Ructne, Gbio, stn &dnoibat FIJI
bic Wldrinezataoemie, bat Ii9 an
Wtittpp6 IN isirem aoitbuus IN bieii
ger Stabt srIdpiien. llebsrm1Big bic
leg Stuoirer unp bic glngit, bdB G
feline auTnabmepriifuug nidt beftebeI
tperbe, Ihetnen Jpn ihlteBlia I'm oel
8erfano gebra9t 81 BADEN.
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nus. BEN 9eutfheH Rtih.
Berlin, 15. syeIruar. Der Rsgies
runasentDurf Der ntutn Berfohnng
fir GITdBs qotbringsH iit am gsittDo4
bon Der 9erntHunastommiHion meter
dmenbirt Dorbsn, in folder Weife, bdB
In bsr 3ufunft bic Rei6slanoe gons
non Dem GinfluB ots Ruifsrs befrsit
fDerosn.
Die apmmifion ftrid ben para1ras
phen, unter tpeIshsm oem adiier bic
GretutingetDdIt iiber bic beioen pros
pinssn supeItdnben ipiro uno fubiti'
iuirte bcfiir einen, In ipelhem bie Grs
n<nnnHg eiaes ResenteH dnf aebtrss
ssii Dorgsieben fpfrn. Der Regeut fDfi
BON Wunossrntb In Dorihlag eebrobi
unb BON Haifsr beItdtigt iperoeH. au6
faun Der Rsgsnt nur BON 9uHeesratb
ubatisst sp<rb<n. Tas 4menDemeni
Durbe mil q ssaen 8 Stimmsn ansss
nommen.
9ns Mmenbement nurbt BON ben
flsritalsn Wtitelieosrn Der aommtRion
In 8orihIag gebra6t. Udn GIGubt,
bab iie ouf bic llntsrItiisuns Der nt&ts
prubifhen Ritslisber bes gunoes'
ratbts redneu, nm bie SppcfttioH n.r
RsgieruHe 81 iiberninbeH.
Das Befinben hes RriferE
bsffert fih.
Dns gsfinben nss Raifers bat iif
bsbsutente ebtHert anb er bat proUifo'
rift cine Ginlnouns 3u Dem 9all ange.
ncnrmsn, ben am 5reitag 4beno be,
ReihstansI.r bon getbmdnns 9olDsc
siebt.
eRuffif3t sruppen IN sei
Wongolsi.
2pnbpn, 10. 5ebruor. Gins
Gps5ialnepeffe ans ct. pstersbur!
fagt, boB man es fiir pobrideinIid
bdlt, hab bic rufTiihen 9ruppeH. Dt
In bic n6rnIiGs WscHgolei g.ihid
Iprbsn finn, bic GtdDt llIifIuiai BE-
febtn perbsn. lin penn feinbfeligsr
@srbaltsn GbiHos. Rublnno gtstH
lbsr, ein Gnbe 5u MAIDEN.
aaiferbsfu4 tn eonboH
Qonbpn. Is. ssebruar. es mir
bier perii6ert. DoB Der oeutfte aaiie
i'm Wldi mad, acnbon tcmmea rreroe
nm Der EntbuIlung bes Der aonigil
gieioria errihtetsu Rdtionoloenimnll
beisupobnsn.
aus her 1Hrfti.
aenitdntinopel. is. Syebr
Die anmmer nabm am WiitDo6 be,
MegierunasporihIag on, fur oi
Gautr BON ssbn Sabren bic Sole fiji
adtrbaumafhinsR uHo Gtrdtbfdaftsl
3u fufptnblren.
q5Rig peier BON 5erbiei
in0fom.
Nom, rs. s5ebruor. Der R0ni
deter BON Gtrbisn lam am Wlisttprr
in gtglsitung bes ftrbiifsn whniitn
bes Msubersn, UlilonnnppitgH unb ii
nts sdblrfihen Grfoiees bier an uH
iuirb BIER 90ge lang Der Gait bss 80
nigs giftpr emanuel i'm Guirinn
fem.
Der ierbiIhe st5nig iruFt a.
Nnbn1cf pon btn R6Hig Yirtor Gma
nuel unb NIT miiiidriIhen GbreH EN-
ptdnstn. @ ipnren In ben Iebttn "a
psn gsrii4ts I'm lImlauf. bab Gin
Dsrfnn6runs etsen bas atben Be
stonigs Inn 0nngt fei unb beiDt sd
niae sufnmmtn eet0bfet perben MIR
ben. aus bisftm 0runbs lparen bi
sr<tf0ekkuhflen Dcr}I6ssma6reotIn q
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Jn(an0gelegrap6
ibrtm Gatten sur
EIu6t 3u berhelfen.

Lg
Gteubenpille, g., Is. Gebr.
;srau Games Withen purbe bier feute
untsr Der antlage perbGfiet. ihrem
Gatten, Der I'm bieiigsn gountpsGes
fdngnib iiss. 18 2aubFdgsn beimlih
auasittdi su boben. Waithea, Delher
ipsgen zines Shmuffnfens sDiebitubIs
perbaftet porbsn mar. iuprbs ipdier
cIs elmer Der Qeutt iheHtifi5irt. iDslhe
bic 8ant pon mfeRsesport, pa, TN
Jdnuar Inn $1400 beraubien.
Mollte lieber iierbtn ais
sinsnuRgeliebteuM ann
btiratben.
martins 1trrp. Sbio. 10.
ssebr. Wainnie Doneal, Elm Is Sabre
oltes R1bhtn. BON MarrsHtolun. Ghip.
bat am Usitttpoh Gelbltmoro besnnaen
inbem es TN Rcplnnb BEL bieiieer StaDt
In ben Ohio fprans. SR einem grief
Der on ihre Scde ungttedt, auf btm
s5Gbrbooi gsfunetn tpuroe. persiebt bos
iunge RGbfen isinen Gltern Dufiir.
bab nieit ss stpingen ipolltsn sinfH
Rnnn su beiraihen, ben fie nids liebe.
G6anbtbat spsier gins
brthtr.
Rem BORT. 15. 6.bruor. 3Dei
Ginbreher branseH beute WiorssH in
bic Mobnuna bes Gliff6uiters Soiepb
Welhnpd unp mnrterien ibn NIT brsns
ntnnen GtrsihbOlsftn 10 ldugt. biz *
bstannts, no CT fetHe serinatn Or
iparniiis ganse $12 - aufbepdhrt
babe. Der Ulibbanbelis ibentiFisirts
fr6.er sfpei iunge 9uri6tn aus Der
glnHbarinoft, peItte usrbofsst noresn
lnssaA "a ~ 9bStsss
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Qrtmier gfsauiih p,rfpridt ben Srs
ldnberH aufs R.us Selbftregitrung.
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Graf Al6ert Npponpt
0tebt ben Ser. St1ateu ben er=
fen Rang uuter ben frieo'
liebenOen Hatiunen
Sn elmer IN 9aetp Yort sebalteaen
HeOe.

O~ SS'~% y" NSSS~ sJo<A 5SVN@$SsS~"
Hebe.
80bmeu, SlObateu unb poleu IN
6 btcdso
GrtIdren ober, baB Der Graf tein Rs6t
babe, Griebsnsrsben su baItsu.
Georg 9ouIb trttt als prdfbent Der
MiFouri 9ucifie giIenbahn sariit,
WsI9es amt sr o4tSshu Sabre lang
inne ssbubt.
Gin Gsfanssner i'm GsfdngniB bon
ginbre6ern beraubt.
Gin adtasbnidbrtgss RdD6sn in ben
Sob gstrie6en,
Beil bic gItern ss stptngen tpoatsu,
einen uugelisbteu Wann au
beiratben.
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gDetterbcrimt.

Iifr Ohio: Gt0nes mttfer am
Dcnntrltdg unb arettag. S6pdhs
0itIi9e Minbs.
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Der gopit ieift an Der Snftusnsa trs
transt.
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1trfdIebenss iiber bic Sniurrsition In
MsrisO.
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! RuHif6, ssuppen in Der mOHsoIsi.
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ssSnio Deter BON Serbi.n in Rom auf
Hslu9.
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Die Neidslanbe iollen bon al'
lcm EiniluR Ses aaiiers
btireit merSen.
Das Netinoen oes Saifers
6efTert fi6.


Sn aisl son Der grin;tiiin 5einrid
NIT fIiiIiigsr Guft gsidaft.
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Stim m /.

M. (im Gebirss): .Disie BerBluft 40
sszi<beu IN piziIip eu est4osaziA
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Illus Der gsumbes sba,iptftaot
2sis gum SATIRE 1915
0srsea id5rfid S2,OoO,OOO fdr Die
eta6(irung ooa WalOreIerusu
ssSn ben DeiBtn Bergen unb ben apa:
laden ouggsgeben tDsrbsn.

Sen. geDeribse min ben Genat spins
gen,
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Qm 9isnitas bic Goriraer RsIoIutiou
aur abitimmnug st brin9sH.
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grbSbung Der GaIGrt Der Gbsrsguns
bssri4ter bef6loFen.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1911-11-30

70 pay for the little chairs and put
some in the bank for future needs.
The heating plant baked Mon
day to such degree that school
was dismissed for the day and
the plumbers worked on the plant
the entire day.
Miss Cook has recovered and re-
turned to her school work.
H. B. Fuller took the place of
Prof Fuller during his absence at
Caldwell from Wednesday the rest
Of the week, where he went to take
the examination.
The eighth grade entertained the
High School at Franks Hall Satur-
day night in very delightful man
ner The hall was made attractive
and coy and games too numerous
to mention filled the evening with
pleasure. Fruit, salad. cake and
cocoa were served and the High
School greatly appreciate the cordi-
ality of eighth grade pupils.
Supt. Meeks of Boise schools yis-
tied Fruitland schools Friday.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1911-11-30

BUSY FRUlTLANO ITEMS


The Methodist Ladies Aid viii hola
a Bazaar at Franks Hall, Friday at
ternoon and night. All kinds 2f fan
cv articles will be sold also an apron
booth where you can select your
Christmas gifts. A diuner and sup
per will be served at the low price
of twenty-five cents so should re-
ceive excellent patronage for II
costs no more than that at home.
The Menu: Chicken pie, mashed po'
tatoes. cranberry sauce, jellies. sal
ads. celery. bread and butter, cake
pie, coffee.
January will be an open meeting
at FruitIand grange and good pro-
gram has been arranged, all schooi
patrons and teachers are given a
cordial invitation to be present N
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1911-11-30
DOWNS HARNESS SHOP

a get acquainted meeting. Supt-
Hughes will give talk on Agrieul-
ture and other good talks and must
cal numbers win assure an excellent
time. Refreshments will be served.
Pomona Grange meets with the
Payette Grange. January 7th, all that
can possibly do SO are urged to g9
as the hospitality of Payette gFang-
ers is well known.
Solicitors were out on the bench
Saturday for the Y. NJ. c. A. Thanks
giving dinner. A good many viii
attend, but many had made other
plans before knowing Of II.
The road directors have granted a
new road between Fishers and Ahi-
strands which is greatly appreciat-
ed by those who own property on
that street. There are already sew
eral nice houses. and more soon to
be built.
Miss Maude Stegal viii entertain
her class of Primary pupils OF the
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1911-11-30
AMONG THE BREAKERS.

A play will be given for the ben
eft Of the High School fund to pay
for the piano, Dec. 9Th at Denney's
packing house which will be fitted
up with a stage for the purpose. The
cast of characters are as follows,
also fine musical program.
David Murray, Keeper of Fairpoint
light, H. E. Robinson.
Larry Divine, His Assistant, Ray
Russell
Hon Bruce Hunter, Guy Graham
Clarencd Hunter, Harry Magee.
Peter Paragraph. Newspaper report
er. Rev. Thorn.
scud Hunters eolored servant,
Prof. Hughes.
Minnie Daze Hunters niece. Miss
Cooke.
Bess Starbright cast up by the way
es, Mrs. DR.. Wright.
Mother Carey. a reputed fortune
teller. Mrs. J. H. Spainhower.
Biddy Bean, an Irish girl. Mrs. H.
e. Robinson.
Violin Solos-Berceuse from Joce-
Ign. and Ill Trovatore. Prof. Brown
of Conservatory of Phila.
Instrumental Solo-Sextette from
Lucia de Laumamoar, Miss Gertrude
Pardunn.
instrumental Solo-Morrison's Medi
tation, Miss Marian Robertson.
Instrumental Solo-Gold Fish Ma
zurka, Miss lola Wescott.
Instrumental Solo-My Old Ken
lucky Home, Miss Esther Russell.
Duet (vocal) to Our Noun
tains, Miss Florence Kinsie. contral-
to. Mr.. Fred Eldridge (tenor.)
Bonnie Sweet Bessie, Miss Yallie
Caldwell (soprano.)
Vocal. Good Bye Sweet Day, Miss
Florence Kinsie.
Absent (vocaD Mr. Earl cotten.
(bass.)
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1911-11-30
Supt. Hughes Entertains on Fri
day night at Eight o'clocI

One Of the pleasantest social fun
ctions Of the week was given at the
S. A. d. Pardunn home. Supt- Hugh
es as host entertained Supt Meeks of
Boise schools, the guest of honor,
the teachers OF Dist. is and the
school board and wives or husbands
as the case might be. Covers were
laid for 20 guests and a finely
dressed company, representing the
educators and those directly inter
ested in our school work sat down
to the beautifully appointed table
in its fine damask and white and
green decorations The banquet
was a fine product Of Mrs. Par
dunn's culinary skill which is too
well known to need comment
The menu: Roast turkey, cram
berry sauce. creamed potatoes, sweet
potatoes, giblet gravy. two kinds OF
salad. green pea patties. celery.
sf'syes, dill pickles. mince pie and
{ esese, coffee tea.
[ nsupt. Hughes as toast master cali
r upon Supt Meeks, Prof. Fuller,
/ Df. Hooker, Misses Talbot. Mott,
! Susrs. Makinson. Hazeltine and
E itetchfield, who in turn responded
: bis fitting remarks. pertaining to
| me0l affairs. The gathering was
, ,-,t.,cfive of GREATER interest in
( turol matters and most cordial re-
/ stems and benefit from interchang-
5 thof ideas one and all voting Supt-
4 hehes a delightful host
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1911-11-30

Sunday, nearly all m9nbers of ths
family, but when this family gel
together. they make goodiy gath
ering. A delightful time was had.
Mr.. vestal butchered hog weigh
ing 537 pounds Saturday. Some
meat yes but more lard. He sold
large part Of 1t.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. X. Hanson have
both been i'll with grippe and unable
to be up for several days.
Mr.. MCGEE arrived Monday from
Schuyler. Nebr., with his car and
moved at once on his ranch pur-
chased from Mr.. BONNER.
The electricians of Idaho Oregon
Light and Power Co. attached The
school house and the Baptist church
to the line and now both places are
enjoying the bright lights
Mr.. and Mrs. Barnard of Emmett
visited at the J. G.. Johnson hon1e
the first of the week.
A quiet home wedding Monday a.
ternoon in which Rev. Turner OF
Payeite cfficiated. made the worthy
young couple, Bertha Lynck and VIII
lard Hall man and wife. The cere-
mony was performed in the presence
OF only Immediate members Of the
family. The bride was very dainty
in tan messaline silk, the groom in
the usual black. They let that after
noon Tor their homestead in Oregon.
which Mr. Hall had fitted up for
his bride and the kindest wishes
of all friends follow them.
Florence Dale went to Emmett
for few days visit with Leo TESTS.
the first of the week to
the home of her friend, Mrs. George
ChiIds. She will visit but short
time longer and leave for her home
in Iowa. She has made many
friends during her visit here.
Katherine Drouth. sister to Mrs.
zahler went to Vale last Saturday,
returning Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. G. Galap of Boise
were guests of Mr.. and Mrs. C. Il.
Barnes two days last week.
Sunday was the list birthday of
Mrs. Richardson, senior, and her
daughter in law gave a dinner in
her honor the guests being Mr.. and
Mrs. Downs of Payette and Mr.. and
Mrs. Akers, Payette-Oregon slope.
Mr.. and Mrs. Langly were bust
ness visitors to the capital city
last week returning home Saturday.
Mrs. Dixon and daughter of Pay
cite visited her sister, Mrs. Chas.
zahler the first of the week.
DR.. Hurd of Payette was called
10 Mr. Powers place to attend a
COW very sick with milk fever.
The Smith brothers and sisters and
The Geo. Wilson family went over
to Roswell to eat Thanksgiving with
the NJ. R. Taylor family.
Providing the services Of Rev.
Dean Hamilton can be secured to as
sist a series of meetings will begin
with next Sunday night to continue
through the week perhaps longer,
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1911-11-30
Horse Would Be Thankful
Your

To know that we have just receiv-
ed our second invoice of heavy
winter blankets. We can expect
cold snap now anytime. Prepare fer
the comfort of your animals by see
ing they are covered with one OF
these good heavy blankets of ex'
traordinary quality. We still have
complete line of plush robes and
are selling them at eastern prices.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1911-11-30
ueen at standstill since last
lturday due to the non-arriyal OF

ueen at a standstill since last
lturday due to the non-arriyal OF
car load OF material. The cal
las shipped Nov. LIST and was traced
Hig Omaha where 1t passed through
Tue the ninth. 1t is said to have
stroen sidetracked somewhere in Wy
Tning and until located and rushed
Misrough no work of any consequence
on \ be done on the bridge. To walk
coivEn on a Sabbath afternoon and
The the progress being made Is
prouting to be favorite diversion
tie D. gsyette Denala.,ots0 with all
the unconsciousnes of children of
that age and was certainly enjoyed
by all who heard them Their door
receipts amounted TO s16.15 enough
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1911-11-30

Position Wanted as Clerk in Dry
Goods store. am experienced. Ad-
dress Mrs. Minnie C. Adams, Gen
eral Delivery. ~
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1911-11-30

Potatoes-Anyone wishing first
class potatoes at s125 per hundred
lbs. address C. e. Sleeter. Payette.
Route 2.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1911-10-05
Lono Arrow FlIohts.

There was a marvellous archery feat
performed some years ago by Sir
Ralph Payne Gallwey 90 the links at
Ls Touquct. Shooting With Turkish
bow, no covered distance OF 36I
yards with his best arrow. thus brenS'
lng all records achieved 10 recent
timea. This Performance. however,
seems 20 have been exceeded with the
cid national weapon OF view Meade.
q famous archer under Charles l..
states that the ordinary runEe Of the
bow was FROM SEQ TO 400 yards. The
longest shot authenticity recorded In
England Ia that OF secretary OF the
Turkish embassy. who Ia lJlA shot IN
arrow fGs yards with the wind aud
si5 against II In the presence OF
several members Of the Royal Toxo-
phllitc society. who measured the dis
lance aud preserved the arrow Pail
Mall t;azette
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1911-10-05
camsLs Az VICIOUS.
They Have Numerous oislises' the
Chief Of Wh en- % Nan.


Chief Of Wh en- 20 Nan.
A pecallaFlty Of the rauel Is hls diS'
likes. Likes hr has % or. save for the
mlmoaa thorn and. perhaps FOR dying.
lie hates red. and when, years ago.
some genius Of the British army
equipped the squairous OF the camel
corps with bright crimson slddleH the
animals so resented the outrage that
numbers Of them gave up The ghost
IN pure disgust
The camel always, ~ course. hates
man and sometimes displays his vim
dictiveness In no uncrr ain manner. \
dignlned and elderly British officer las
been seen 20 foot IL all round the camp
In blue silk paiamas, with one slipper
and a shaving brush. closely pursued
by his own animal. With bis long neck
stretched 10 the utmost nud his savage
mouth muvh too near that sleeping
suit 10 be- pleasant AZ length
fatigue party was summoned. Who
With telegraph poles. young trees. rail-
way ties and such tU lolrries. prevailed
upon the beast 10 dcsNt
A mount the camel Is said 70
possess distinct advantages. His Eaitis
comfortable when one has learned TO
slde him. aud FOR really long journeys
which must perforce be mndc AZ a slow
pace be Is much less firing than
horse. Besides, be carries With hlm all
manner OF things the rider b likely TO
need en- route-eanvas buckets OF water
On which bottles stand to cool: a writ
ing desk mot necessarily OF the Office
type,. but still an efficient substitute; q
luncheon basket rifles. telescopes. a
mountain gon. u required, aud other
needful articles,