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The Marshall republican., 1912-08-09
DEMOCRATS ARE
FOR C0WHERD
Biz Cities Give Hlm Lead Over
Major and Ball.
MCKINLEY LEADS REPUBLICANS
Speaker Clark Re-Nominsted for Con-
press without opposIHon-lisht
aepubiiean Vote 10 PoIIed Through
out the state--pemocrats Active.
A. II Looks In Missouri.

Az u Locks In Missouri.
Governor - Democratic. Cowherd
will have substantial lead ever Major,
TIE Kansas Cityan's heavy vote In the
cities moro than offsetting his CHIEF
opponents majority in the mail
towns and rural districts. Mckinley
has been conceded the Republican
nomination by a big majority.
Congress-Borland renominated in
/ Fifth: Decker defeated Dougherty in
the Fifteenth; Clark renominatcd In
th<t Ninth: Rueker defeated White
colon in the Eleventh.
81. Louis. Aug. Returns from
thu Missouri primary at 2 o'clock this
morning indicated a close race for
the Democratic nomination FOR gov
NOR. Major Is expected to have a
lead Of 10000 in the stae, and Cow.
herd, Il Is predicted, will have q e o
Of Is, 1000 In st. Louis and 10000 In
Kansas City.
Incoming returns indicate that John
c. Mckinley of UnionyCille has won
the Republican nomination for gov
ernor. Leon W. Quick polled a heavy
vote In st. Louis, but McKinley's coun'
try vote is large. A. Pat Murphy
showed his greatest strength In south
ern Missouri.
Dave Ball appears 10 be a bad thirt
insthe governor race.
Returns are coming in slowly. th'
long ballots making the work OF the
counting difficult.
congressman Borland was renom
mated in the Fifth district, but Con
gresham Dougherty was defeated II
the Fifteenth by Perl Decker. Tn
Republican named Prosecuting Attor
ney Cole q Franklin TO oppose Clarl
In the Ninth. William w. Rucker dc
feated Judge W~hitecotton for tn
nomination in the Eleventh congress
sional district.
Hiram Lloyd Of 81. Louis had n
: opposition for lieutenant governor Of
the Republican ticket.
Cornelius Roach for secretary o
state and John p. Gordon for audito
on the Democratic ticket had no OF
position.
Green b. Greer Of Sikeston had n
opposition for auditor on the Repul
4 lican ticket.
st. Louis returns. owing TO the lon
= and complicated ballot. were eve
slower than usual. IL was not unit
0 o'clock that the first returns frol
!. the Fifth precinct Of the Third wal
j. were received.
Indications were that n total vote
3 st. Louis Of 10000, In n total regii
o tration Of 1877, 900 in the city, ha
been cast. This was divided as 70
lows: Republican, $4,000; DEM
r cratic, $4,000; Socialist, 10000.
Partial returns from the small'
d towns and rural districts Of Nilsson
indicate that Major has been given
small majority over Cowherd. Ho'
q chin is probably third in the runnin
y Booher has a comfortable lead Il
y congress from the Third district.
The Republican vote was very lig'
Q all over the state. Mckinley has
y safe lead in the race for governor.
The Marshall republican., 1912-08-09
csppsr 10 Confident.

The returns received up to 2 o'clock
this morning indicate the certain NOM
nation Of Arthur Capper OF Topeka
as the Republican candidate for gov
ernor. 81
Capper believes that he will have
carried close to 100 counties when the
returns are all In.
IL am satisfied that ! am nom
mated" said Mr.. Capper this morn
ing. Among the counties which
will lose will be Leavenworth. Chero'
kee, Crawford and Perhaps Atchison
and one on two more"
At the Roosevelt headquarters the
managers claim that Capper's major
ity will run close TO 10000.
The Marshall republican., 1912-08-09
Aow the Counties vetsd.

Dmporm. Kan, Aug. 6.-wfth 70.
turns fairly complete from Ernporia
city and adjoining township and scat
tering results from the country pro
cincts the Progressiyes = winning
I To 1. Capper has . ~ majority
81 about 1000 10 $40 over Ryan.
while an returns on ssnator are close.
etubbs, Il n believed. will carry the
county BY . majority q 80. Insaiia,
Akers. Dawson. "a l. Payne and Ans
Tn still LEAD.
Loaveawoyth. KAN, Aug. 6--fhir
county vent Tor Tan anrtis npd AynH
~ no ml.100 - 400 majority. Bfb
iard polle1 almoe< - satire Demo
cratic vote. Anthony Will hpve about
1900 pluSality - coppassd with a.Oot
n III lnat primary,
celnnhus. nIan.j Apg.s&-cherohss
County del1utSd ~ yAfs slsstosa csr
The Marshall republican., 1912-08-09

the county. Cowherd was in the lead
by an estimated majority Of 1900.
Boone, Barker, Hamlin and Prosser
were running neck and neck. Ham,
lin probably won by small majority.
The Republicans polled less than 10
per cent Of their usual vote.
Liberty.-Ten precincts Of Clay
county give Mckinley 100, Ball ~,
Bolte 10. Cowherd 1417, Houchin 81,
Major ga.
Cassville.-Barry county at 1;
o'clock gave Major sos, Cowherd 209,
Houchin 142. Ball 10S. Mckinley had
a big lead in the Republican contest
sedalia.-Eleven precincts in Pet.
tbs county give Mckinley 7s9, Murphy
"a. Quick 1876, Ball 80, Bolte IS, Cow.
herd 566, Houchin 375, Major go.
Kirksville. - Three precincts In
Adair county gave Mckinley lie
Quick 10. Four precincts gave Cow
herd leo, Houchin 81, Major ISL.
LaCranfs.--Major won the Demo
cratic svbernatcrial race in Lswi,
county on m unofficial majority Of
800. LA0rsngs precinct gave Cow
herd . majority Il nine votes bot al
ethers were for Major. Bradslaav
got ise ~ Of $40 VOTES cast IN La
Grunge.
liehmonds-The Democratic vote .
todny'a pFtnaxy election sxcssdsd Ma
81 Any former year and totailed abou
ps0O. The vo>s On the state and Judi
sial ticket save tie following majori
The Marshall republican., 1912-08-09

Usage City, Kan, Aug. 6.-Curtis
carried the city, but the country voted
for stubbs, and Stubs will carry the
county. Capper and the Roosevelt
electors we're given good majorities'
Hodges Is leading the Democratic
ticket.
Oswego, Kan.--Incomplete returns
lrom ten precincts out Of thirty-hve
III Labette County gave Curtis II,
Stubs 90. Capper 20, Ryan 30. The
presidential electors we're badly mixed
with a slight lead in favor of those
for Taft. Campbell. for congress-, u
running q close second to Curtis and
indications were he would carry the
county by a small margin. In ths
race for state representative In thu
Twenty-fourth district. Noble, Repub
loan, and Hill, Progressive. were run
ming neck and neck. Democratic nG
ures gave Hodges the county BY thre'
TO one, and indications wor thai
Brady. Democrat. had carried he coun
" for congressman by about the nam'
majority. Virtually all the Democrati'
vutcs counted were for Hugh Ehz
reilly for senator.
Eureka, Kan.--T The Republican
polled heavy vote In Gresnwoo'
County, with thu. Democratic YER
r{igha.-e Iu-four r1eoinctss CAppees DAv
son. Curtis GNd r I. Jacercn ~
leading BY nod. majority. 'Earl
returns Indicate the Roosevelt elector
viii caSry the county.
The Marshall republican., 1912-08-09
-Four Democrats Seek Toss.

The stubbs-C Curtis fight and the
struggle over the electoral candidates
have been the pre-eminent features OF
the campaign this year.
Four Democrats battled for the
United States senatorial nomination
today. Democrats generally hold In
the state this year that nominations
are worth something. because OF the
big row going on In the Republican
party. In the days gone BY. when the
Republicans had such an overwhelm'
ing majority In Kansas. a Democratic
nomination was often nothing more
than an honor. and frequently there
was not more than one man running
for q nomination. The ~factional fea'
lures which have been prominent w
the Stubbs-C Curtis fight were absent
entirely from the Democratic strug
Gle. The four candidates, 8. II. Allen
OF Topeka. II. p. Farrelley OF chsnute
Thomas l.. Bond Of Salina and w. n
Thompson OF Garden City, have all
however. made active campaigns.
The Marshall republican., 1912-08-09

80
ceded the election Of Roosevelt dele
gates In Reno County by from 500 TO
800 majority. In the race between
subbs and Curtis they divided the
two representative districts OF the
county. Oapper expected to win by
500, and Dawson to lead Grimm by a
small margin. Hopkins figured a ma
jority OF 25o.
COMPLETE returns f-7m fourteen out
4 forty-four precincts OF Reno County,
all outside of Hutchinson. gave Roose
yelt 4si, Taft 1876. Stubs s77. Curtis
si7, Hopkins 273. Finley i54. Dawson
1876, Ryan ~ capper 475. Grimm 2ss
Dawson 287. e
Minneapolis, Kan.. AUG. 6-ottawa
County went for the Roosevelt electors
and the antire Progressive ticket near
ly three to one.
WINFIELD. KAN. Aug, 6.-Cowlel
County gave the Roosevelt electors ant
Stnbbs a'smAn majority. cappsr vii
nave 4. biz majority over Rysu. Ora!
csrried IA county over Campbell.
Independencs. Kan, Aug. s.-Curtil
has carried Montgomery County b
100 and tho Tan electpEp were ohoesl
q6y $50. Cappef won BY 500. Campbell
1Nos ! majority u about 800 ovsr Graz
tor cQnsrs@. Billiard n ieadinl
Hodges ~ i.
Pack, Nan. An. THE Roosevelt
electors wsse ssleeted In Mtatnt Codn
NV b. Z voes - ~ 70 onas 18tubbl
Jappsr and IN the Progressive ticks
vent through GEoert pAwsOn tor -
/ arnsy oefssesk ves - esaten criglz
The Marshall republican., 1912-08-09

Resd D~elsssrs' Club orsaalssA
vsssaillss. Aes-TAe businsss msn
o. this city have organized . Dooetsssf
club. The club viii take ~ Due{o
soAAs ~sonscrustioa nom publfs ~
privatp funds. :
The Marshall republican., 1912-08-09

Ueappointsd TO Board on AgFiousture.
jefferson City-Governor Hadley has
appointed Sanford Mcsmith Of Reeds.
Jasper county. to succeed himself -
. member OF the state board ef agrt.
culture from the Fifteenth CongreS
sional district for q period Of three
years from July 10. 1911.
The Marshall republican., 1912-08-09
Capper Claims the Nomination
For Governor.
RETURNS ARE VERY MEAGER.
Lengthy Ballot and Glow Count Make
Many Of the Returns Merely Guess
Work and Estimates, But the Pro.
o~ressIves Seem to Have the State.
Probable Primary Results:

Senatorship-Curtis and Stubts run
ming neck and neck; w. II. Thomp
son Leading in Democratic race.
cosernor-Capper. r, apparently
has beaten Ryan; George n. Hodges
leading Democratic opponents. 2
Attorney general-Dawson ahead In
Republican race
Presidential clectors-Result closc
In many places, but Roosevelt men
apparently have won.
State treasurer-Earl Akers is lead.
ing Walter l.. Payne.
Congressman-First district, J. b,
Chapman, d., probably ID. X. Anthony
r.. Second. Joseph Taggart. d., Re
publican In doubt; Third, probably
Phil Campbell, r.; Fourth. r. s. Jack
son, r.; Fifth, II. r. Rees, r.; Sixth
/. ID. Young, r., J. X. Connolly, d.;
Seventh, George A.. Medley, d., Finley
r., apparently nominated; Eighth
Victor Murdoch. r., John l. Saun
ders, ID.
Topeka, Aug. TAT 2 o'clock thii
morning the ace between Senator
Charles Curtis and Governor w. X
stubbs for the Republican nomination
for United States senator still looked
like q neck and neck race. with boti
sides claiming a victory. Returns are
very f~ragmentary and scattering. mos
OF them being estimates.
Senator Curtis believes he has won
On the other hand the managers o
the Roosevelt headquarters declar'
that Stubbs is the victor.
Though the fight looks close now.
II was said this morning nj the Roose
welt headquarters, 1T will be seen tina
Stubs Is the winner when the return
come In from the agricultural cour
ties"
II believe I have won," said Senate
Curtis. IL have been getting goo
news right along. Everything look
all. right"
From the scattering returns receive
at various places and summarized
looks this morning like Curtis ha
carried the following counties: Boul
bon, Cloud, cowiey. Montgomer!
Usage, Allen. Greenwood, Crawford
Brown. Leavenworth. Shawnee. IL
bette. Chase. Atchison.
These counties are thought to hav
been carried by Stubbs: Nemaha, Sta
ford, Pratt. Harvey. Ford. DouglaI
Lyon, Franklin. Miami. Sedgwicl
Scott. Marion. Mcpherson. Ottaw'
Riley. Doniphan. Mitchell. Morri
Marshall. Reno.
The Marshall republican., 1912-08-09
Osoooo Reundheuss q Msresnns.

Marcslins. Mo.--Ths Santa ~ rail
road has j.t let the contract for .
$4,000 round house here. A $4,000
station and ofstcs building = now I'M
der construction.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1912-08-22
INFORMATION

For further information or details write or call
on the secretary J. A. Harader or the chairman OF
the executive committee, Will Wells. For special
information regarding any particular division
the superintendent of the division, whose name is
given IN this list.
There will be all kinds of amusements A con-
tinuous vaudeville and minstrel show and other
attractions will be under the management OF the
Porta Club, of Payette There will also be Merry
Go-Round, a Ferris Wheel and numerous other at
fractions for both young and old.
The Fair will be given in the streets OF Payette.
Ample space will be provided for all exhibits.
Saturday will be Horse Day. Parties exhibiting
horses must have exhibit by 10 O'Clock
Saturday when the division will be judged and prizes
awarded, so that horses may be taken home Satur-
day evening. Grand Horse Parade will be given
Saturday afternoon.
The Fine Arts and Household Division together
with the Baby Show will be in charge of the Portia
Club This will be held in vacant building on the
main business street Ladies desiring to make
entries in this division will apply to Mrs. A. P.
Scritchheld, President
First premium and second premium ribbons will
be attached to all exhibits which prizes
awarded
The Fair management will use every precaution in
the protection of all property exhibit but will
be responsible for accidents or loss of the same.
Excursions will be the Payette Valley
Railroad from Emmett, New Plymouth and Fruit
land each day
Farm, Garden and Orchard products will be re-
ceived for entry on Tuesday and Wednesday, Sept
II and Is.
Music will be furnished each day by the Payette
Juvenile Band.
The Judges in each division will be announced in
the newspapers OF Payette, well any other in
formation or changes in this program
Friday will be Twin Falls Day. special excur-
sion of 800 people will be run from Twin Falls to
Payette on this day and special program will be
carried out in the evening
Thursday September 10TH will be Candidates
Day a special Base Ball Game will be played in
the afternoon, between the Republican and Demo-
cratic Candidates OF Canyon County. This will be
big attraction
Saturday will be Nebraska-Iowa Day Neb-
raska-lowa Picnic will be held in the High School
Park on this day, with competitive sports between
the two states in the afternoon
There will be foot ball game Wednesday
between the Moose Lodge of Payette and the Moose
Lodge of either Weser or Ontario. Particulars to
be announced in the papers.
All exhibits in Divisions c, D. and F. not re-
moved before Tuesday evening September Path. will
become the property of the Fair Association.
Free space has been donated by the Payette Cold
Storage Co., for all exhibits that must be held in
cold storage until the opening of the Fair. Make
entries with c. R. Vaudeville, Secretary of Payette
Cold Storage Company
In making entries, be to give name and adj
dress plainly. Premiums will be paid and mailed
out to the winning exhibitors after October 10th.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1912-08-22

First National Bank of Payette
Idaho, Corporation, Plaintiff
vs.
H. NJ. Williams, Defendant
STATE OF IDAHO COUNTY OF
CANYON SIS.
Notice is hereby given that on the
End. day of August A. D. 1912 attach
ment was issued in the above-entit-
led action against the property of the
aforesaid defendant, H NJ. Williams
for the sum of Five Hundred eighty
three and $500 (s5s3.65) dollars,
with interest thereon at he rate of
10 per cent per annum from April 2st
1912 on $4,000 thereof, and interest
at the rate of Z per cent per annum
from Jan. 26th. 1912 on 1886 there
of together with the costs of this
action and $4,000 attorneys fees.
Witness my hand and the seal of
said District Court, affixed this End.
day of August A. D. 1912.
Geo. w. Stoyel,
Clerk of the District Court
By Fred Mitchell
Deputy.
R. E. Haynes and Rice Thompson &
Buckner
Attorneys for Plaintiff
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1912-08-22

First National Bank of Payeu'
Idaho, Corporation, Plaintiff
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1912-08-22

Attorneys for Plaintiff
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1912-08-22

wrappers, End prize 500 butter wrappers by
Enterprise Printing Co
Is Best display peanuts, by boy under Is years
old, l case pop, by City Bottling Works.
10 Any dog scoring the most points. Dog collar,
value $500, by L. " Patch.
IL. Best box delicious apples, donor to receive
winning box Ice cream freezer value S325,
by R. a. Shoesmith.
IL Best crate each OF Italian and Hungarian prunes
donor to receive winning crates. Ladies'
shirt waist value $3.50, by Russell Dept Store.
49, Best box apples, any variety, best box pears any
variety, best box peaches, any variety, donor
to receive winning boxes. Any pair OF shoes
in store by Moss Mercantile Co.
~ Best display pop by boy under years
81 Lady wearing the smallest size shoe $500 pr. of
shoes, by John W. Sur.
r. Best I2bu. potatoes, donor receive winner.
sack flour, by Gorham Mercantile Co.
o. Best 2Ofb potatoes, donor to receive win
ming exhibit. | sack -four, Gorlam Mer. Co.
a. Largest squash shown, donor to receive win
ner. / sack -four, by Geiser Bros
Is Best and largest display of grapes, donor to
receive winner Any pair of shoes in our
store by Golden Rule Store
70 Best box Ark Black. Wnesap Rome Beauty
apples, donor TO receive winning boxes any
ladies or gents $500 suit in store, BY
Golden Rule Store.
r. Best crate OF peaches, any variety, donor to
receive winning crate. piece kitchen set in
case, value s. 50, by Mcdonald & Smith.
e. Best 1912 colt from my black horse. Raven.
$500 in cash, by S. D. Thacker
% Best year old colt, from my black horse
Raven. $500 in cash. by s. D. Thacker
Make all entries for special prizes with NJ E
Wood, at Wood & Spaudings Store or with Will
Wells, President.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1912-08-22

There's a man who would jump
at the chance to buy your property
at your price He is not known
to you He knows nothing of your
property, but he wants it, needs it
and will buy it. You VIII find him
if you list your property with An
derson Roberts & Co., Payette, Ida
no. Office first door east of En-
terprise Printing office. 20tf
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1912-08-22
Residing at Payette, Idaho and
Caldwell, Idaho, Respectively. 81

For Sale-Five or ten acres OF
good orchard ground set to year old
trees on easy terms. VIII take $500
per acre, all taxes and water assess
ments to be paid by seller of land
and no interest. Investigate this
proposition. If you are looking for
good orchard land set to good thrift
ty yearling trees you can not beat
it. Address c. S. B. care Payette
Enterprise, Payette, Idaho. 14tf
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1912-08-22

43. Timothy, best specimen,
bundle, neatness of sheaf will
be considered ....
a. Broom corn, best specimen, one
bundle . ......
As. Kaffir corn, best spec, bundle
40. Red top, best spec, bundle. ..
A. Orchard grass, best spec, b'l.
Grapes.
AZ. Shown on plates, any variety. &.
DIVISION D-ORCHARD P
A-D1ac
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1912-08-22
NOTICE OF THE ISSUANCE OF AN
ATTACHMENT.

In the District Court of the Seventh
Judicial District of the State of Ida
no, in and for the County of Can
yon.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1912-08-22
DIVISION ESPECIAL

Best box White Winter Pearmain apples, dom
nor to receive winning box. Cut glass dish
value $500, by J. S. Thurston
Best box Jonothan apples, donor to receive
winning box. Pair ladies' shoes. value $3.50
by Canyon Commercial Co.
Best box Rome beauty apples. donor to re-
ceive winning box. Whale bone whip, value
$500, by F. NJ. Satoris.
Best box pears, any variety, donor to receive
winning box. Shaving mug and brush, value
$500. by George Rezac.
Best crate of peaches, any variety, donor to
receive winning crate StetSon hat, value
$500 by f. c. Keith & Son.
Best case comb honey, donor to receive win
ming case 2000fbs Kemmerer Coal, value
$500, by Wells & Maule
Best box White Winter Pearmiu, Rome Beauty
and Jonothan apples, donor to receive win
ming exhibit, Rocker, value 500, by Whitsell
Bros.
Largest watermelon. donor to receive winner.
2 pound can Manning's Best Coffee, by
STATIONS Pure Food Store.
Best bushel of blue steam wheat, | barrel of
Arrow Flour. by Payette Weiser Milling Co.
Largest cash purchase at store during the
Fair Library Table, value $l7.50 by Wood
& Spaulding.
Best 15bu. field corn in ear, donor to receive
exhibit Aluminium tea pot, value Sl.o0, by
Gesler Bros.
Best box Stamen Wine Sap apples, donor to
receive winning box Carburundum grind
stone, value $780, by Giesler Bros.
Best display of fruit in Golden State Mason
Jars. | doz. Golden State Mason Jars, by
Best pound OF butter, list prize, 1000 butter
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1912-08-22

For Sale-A Writing desk, new buff
fet, new brass bed, child's bed dres
ser, sewing rocker, high chair, and
some linoleum. DIR. O. E. Lowell.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1912-08-22
For Rent

Furnished room in modern house.
Inquire of c. B. Compton.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1912-08-22
Diploma
Diploma
DIVISION I-BABY SHOW

Handsomest boy baby Silver spoon engraved
Prettiest girl baby. Silver spoon engraved
Fattest baby, boy or girl. Silver spoon eng'd
Best dispositioned baby boy
or girl ..........Si Silver spoon engraved
Best pair twin babies First prize. 81 so
Second prize. 100
Handsomest baby girl under
one year old, handsomely de-
corated baby set, prize by c.
b Compton
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1912-08-22

girls between 10 and IS years
old, solid gold ring, with set.
value $3.50 prize by w. F.
Strother, jeweler.
Best display of home cooking
by any young unmarried lady
Best dozen cookies baked by
any girl under 10 years of age
any $l.50 book in stock, prize
by T. d. Landon
Best general collection of art
work
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1912-08-22
FOR SALE.

Lower Payette Ditch Stock.
w. P. Alderman.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1912-08-22
DIVISION sUPERINTENDENTs

Division A, Horses-Abert Ayers.
Division B, Poultry-T. H. McComsey
Division c, Farm and Garden-C R. Vaudeville
Division d, Orchard-Will Wells
Division /, Dairy and Apiary-C Z. Dbble
Division F, Manufactures-F. A. Gorham Jr.
Division G, Nursery Stock-D D. Hambly
DIVISION II, Fine Arts and household-Porta Club.
Division l. Babies-Portia Club
Division J, Specialize Z. Wood.
Division K, Sports-T. ]. Brown.
Division l., Arrangement and Decoration-Chas.
r. Smith
Division NJ, Shelter and Display Space-L. E.
Peterson.
Division y, Carnival and Prvileges-Geo Rezac.
DIVISION A-HORSES AND MULES
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1912-08-22
Payette
Street Fair
Premium List
SEPTEMBER II, Is,
l9, 90 and q, 1912
ASSOCIATION OFFICERS:

Executive Committee:
WILL WELLS, President.
J. A. HARADER, Secretary.
{. w. IRETON, Treasurer.
7. J. BROWN.
T. A. GORHAM, Jr.
l.. " PATCH.
n. l.. SETTLE. -.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1912-08-22
DIVISION C-FARM AND GARDEN

Birds entered in single classes cannot be shown
pens Birds entered in pens cannot be shown in