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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-04-20
90. 9. Omen, einsn B<fnh abitatteii,
I'm eine GiItrtr sNnIoae au errinten.

Iii, eine GiItrlrs sNnloge au trrihttn.
Die Stabt glspport reihte burh
ibren Collector Rihter Otto WolfF
i'm areisserinte cine Rlase ssssn ber
| friiberen riidf1nnigsu Steuertollsi.ur
5enrb so. Nenh Elm. or folI pom
Sohre 1905 Bic 1911 16,090.24 fol.
lettirt haben, iiber bic er dnselitb her
Stabt feine Refsnfhaft ablegte. Rad
Ib5us feinet 10 prcseut aornmiiion
lit er Der Gtabt bsmuah $14, ,461.22
ihuIbig. Nohbem Reuidh ausfonb,
bob bic RIase eineersiht uurbe. iibsrs
CAB er benz Stabtiolieltor WoIff
So, ,489, bic sr in Der ganf btponitt
bate. S.ine Uerpflidtunsen iinD benz
na6 $10,992.22.
aomn,iiI1r Der finon3en elmer
uno Staot.Mnoitor aeslar iino init
benz llnterindoen Ser Bidder Dee tribe
rem riifitdnbiecn SteuerfoIleftors
Reuib beif1ftigt sSiir jeoes Sahr
in Dem 9enid i'm Amte mar, miib
bic Toroernna unteriiht meroen oa
Der Bomb Renid)'s, ser $4,000 befrua,
ieoes ssahr erneuert lp1,roe. Gs iteIlt
iid, nun herans, oaB Reu'h in tetnen
Sabre $4,000 anaebIih fur, IT. allo
Dab Die Stnbt mhis perliert. Tic
3itIe 8uarofitp ouo Suretp 60. BON
SCRANTON ga, III an ieiuer Wiirg'
itaft. Die StaOt miro ReuIt) nid)t
oerfolaen. gaa5 oie Bombing 80.
thun luiro, bIeibt ab5ltpdrten staot-
Collector gaoIfis Yetitiou gibt fol
qenbe ieblenoe Suntme an: fitr Dos
crite bolbe ssnhr in 1905, euoeno oin
/. ,Suni S44.G3; fiir Ie3ember
$i7.24; fir Suni 1906 S57.03; De.
3entber S97Ts; iiir 1907. Sum
$6t9.s7; Tescnlber S905.10 fiir
1908. SSilni S692.61; Te3eruber
$1021 SO: fiir 1909. ,tuni $i5i6.B4:
Ie3ember S213s. .73; fiir 1910, sunni
S3S13.63; Geselnber $3219.06; fiir
.t9it, Ssuni 1916. Snfolge beiien
nerben nun Die glider oIler Tepdrte.
meHts fir Die Iebten 10 Sabre inter.
iut)t weroeu, ebcnio bic bes Sdlm.
rathes.
- Inter sabIreider Qeibeilialina
inuo aeltern Rohmittaa oas 9eihen.
begdngnib oes perit @eorg Sunoir.
ger. jr., pom 3raucrbauie an Der 6.
unh Monroe StrnBc ous itatt. Tic
2eid,euieier Ieiteten Die Reps. Sino-
ian nno Bnrriion. aIs gobrtud,tra.
aer funairtcn Die Sprren Sobn Rol.
Iin9s, Gheiter Waro. Ir. 9pons, 8ni.
Blasier, ssames 9teeo lino slIbfrt
llhlrih. lie iterblihe Siille ipuroe
AMI ben Smmerariin.Sr beItat.
iet. Die sahIrcitcu uno foitbarefT
GImnenipenben bc5cuaten, pie nllge.
meir bcIiebt Der in Der 9Iiiihe ieiner
Satire TnhinseidlieSere tuar
- 5reb. Soubers, bon go. 233
99eit ). Strobc, betittete Der goIisei,
buB pin gencirer Ntcnid, e,iit in iei.
ncn Soiihnerrof iireute, infoIgeSeifen
ihm Is Silhrer itnb II lnuben per.
enoeien.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-04-20
1ie oeutid)en &ebrer.
Cine intereiiaHts geriammlmns bel
AIms q Teepfe.

6euie Qdhni!ide um elm uhr finbsi
i'm Spsiisiaal Der 4lms e Goepts 60
cine geriommluns oes Beuiihen asb.
rtrpsreins, perbunben nit einsm Wt.
iassmabI itaii. aubsr ben tuIinariidxr
DtnuHen iiebi ben 9beilnebmsrn cir
isbr abfpehslunssreihes unisrbaI.
tunssprogramm in Nusiiht. 9isisa
prosramm TT uis folsi:
Deid)1ftlihes.
alooierportrag !.
Serr Iheooor goblmnnn, Vroieiior
ON aonierpatorium fir Wulif
1orirng
Serr Or. Mar Vol, groieiior an Der
llniperiiini Cincinnati. Ibema:
.Berhnrt Snnptrnnnn aui Der S6he
ieines Sfaffens"
lleberreid)ung Der Ghrenbiplome an
syrau 2ouiie Wnlier nnb Serrn
Gottlieb MiilIer bisrc, Germ Tr.
s. s. Sid.
turse aniprafen::
Serr Or. Csfnr Re,ger, aaiierIid
Teiitiher aoni.il, Serr Or. &. 3.
7Der. Serr Or. q. g. Roberts
uno Serr Scbn Sddpaab.
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6 o sin to v.

Die Gupinston Office fir bas rGiu'
cinuatier Sulfsblatt" beflnbet it'd I'M
GebGnoe Hu. 509-511 Waotipn
apenuc. gInseigen, Vlittbellungea
uuS Eeitslnugeu irsenoDelder 4ri
ueroen bis 10 llbr 2lbtuss baislblt
eutgegeugenommcu. Sclcpbun Spntb
1854.
Fur oas beute NbenD in Der
Surnba1s ituttFtnDenDe aou3srt oss
9urner Wdnnsr6ors, uHter Geitung
pon prof. GnoreB nuroe oas foIgenos
programm dufgeiteQt:
/. lbeil.
,Da6' auF, Du ft0ne Irdumerin"
.0ss 3sters aehIs", S.Sdulss ssWeioa
Splo, 8. BON 5anoprT.
alapieriolo, r0idter uHb Bauer"
q. 8uIFst.
auartett
a. rJunioa" 5. u. parts
b .Sentudp BABE, aoam GaibIs
Guett ,5reibe StiffIein"
Glenn. Shiffer uno 8. DON Suns
Dorf.
Die WsIt 1T 10 Ih0n" Slider
2. 5beil.
.Diir3bur8er Saussnmari6", gster
Iuett gioIiue uno piunp nGon
Amore"
9ioline, 2ssIie Rotb; giano, 4nb.
Dulfst.
gpppelquQrtett --
a. .5oriaten" aof6at
b Until tbe 9apn", ). u. parts
StGnp6en $. Maridner
Auf 9srIoHgsn: IS itsbt cine mGds
tiee Qinoe" Babe
ROm0bis: u Grat Snitiation"
Eurner 0ramatiIder aIub.
Gorohsr 3r. Sames g. 8iIs
CAB i'm Sale BON RidarD Slider, BON
go. 33 Gin StraBe, Der BON siusm
SdneQ3ug Der 6. u. 8. 8ubu an Der
6. Strabs Ibsriabren unb ss,0otsi
purDe. siHen WubrIpruh auf r3ufGuis
Ger IoD" ab.
- Rihter 3raep genshmigte folsen.
b. gRffsioungen: Saeo6 Shmibt
BON at55is Sdmibt; 2ottie Susbes
bon WtQiam Sugbes.
Der Sall Don Srsne Sdulters
aeaen bic 2puispiae uno Hoibptls gi'
ienbabn So. purpe ppm Rihter Srdct
DOM Godet gsftritsn, Da er auberse.
rihtlih sefdlihtet nuroe. Gi,
Ghaeensridbtlae. auf $4,000 Dot
Spi. 9iIep ssgen Die Sub gopinsiDr
urb Gineinnati Strabenbabn go. If
in Shnebe.
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Oaie.SaH.

aud bas sipeiie Spi,l Der S.ri.
3rpiihen unieren rR.os" uub ben
rGubs" muBte ssii.rn in g5itaso tpise
oerum ipesen nuHen GpisIplasss IN,
terbI.iben, tpns ni6t nur eine arobs
gnitduihuug fir bic beiSen alubs,
fonoern gons beionbers fir bic bortis
gen Jans ipdr. neil bas Spi,l cine
Doppelfeier .inffGnben font. - Di.
eroffnuns Der Saiion bon 1912 unb
sintn Gbr.u.as fir Germ S'Dan, ben
jeBiesn 6dupilins Der ~Rsbs', b.Fm
Wiese in gbieoso asiianDen uno Der
iih bort Der srSbten glopulariiGi .r.
frsut. 4a. Nnaeihen bsuisn baraui
bin, nob bds lssis Spill Der Serk
sipiften ben beioen aiubs teut. gum
Iustras ssbroht ptrben tam,
Jn pitisburg mubie eeitern ebens
fdlls eds Spiel sniidxn .Rdroindltn
uno .pirdisn" pesen adItt auf fpG.
ter perihoben tperben.
ReuItot ber eetrteen
Gpisrs.
Bolton .1002OO200-- s
philadelphia !. .0O710100 - 8
Brooiipn ..... .011O0OOO0-- 2
Rep Dort ... 30101100x- Q
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-04-20

ghnd)t i'm 6. s. Ii. 9. 9ahnhoi BON Der
RoIi3ei lpegeu GiebitabIs eines 3tuei.
robs III WibbIetopu perbaftet. Sarrp
Sans. neIder bort ebenfnlIs elm
3peiroo itnhl unb Die 5lud)i ergriif,
pobnt on Ser 8. ape, 3rpiidlen Der
Wonno ino >Sohn SiraBe, Cincinnati
Gr lieB oas 3rpeirno i'm 9nhnboi I'M
Stidl. Gonlin erSahIte Der RoliBei.
Dab smei anocre anaben ebeniaIls
Sipeir1bcr ol,sfiibrteu uub in Ginein.
nnti ipohneu.
$780, Srdu Diam 2ouiie 8robbeim,
Die Satin bon Soiis @roBbeim bon
oer Qtdple rmo Sdenf apeHue, itarb
geitern Wtoraen am SdlaefIuB i'm
aIter bon 53 SSuhreu. Sic hinierlaBt
ben @atten uub fiini ainoer.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-04-20

Iei1t psrlest nurbe. asnbaa itslli.
8iirsfHuft fur fein Grffeinen i'm
Staotgeriht. Dus Nuto ipurbe itarl
beihdoist.
-Samss pebsportb, 81 Sabre aft,
Batter bes 6errn Glarenee yebsportb,
abtbsilunsshef Der 6. 81. & 6. gtra.
Benbahn GeieaIh1ft, Repport, itart
sefsrn i'm ct. Gliiabetb 6ofpital mad
lanssrsm 2siben. pebportb mar boz
langen Sahrsn 4uffeber Der alien
Strubenbapu& &Remiis an her pite unc
Wtdiu Strubs Der alten s9resnup.Ms
ME-. Die 2eihe tpirs bsbufs geitat.
tun8 nad 5aImoutb, ap.. sefanbt
tpeIDen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-04-20

poli3eihef 8urdbarbt BON 81. Der
rlaro psrbafiti. etfern sfpsi anabsn,
lrslde iih oussnftsinIit sielIcs in b<r
Ortfhdft berumtrisbsn. Die Defar,u,s
nen resiitrirten iih ala 5oiepb poas.
10 Sabre alt. unb Geo Me6il, ia
Sabre alt. 1eibs BON CORN. ga.. lie
ipnrpen fpGisr bem5ussnbasritt iibsrs
ipieisn. poss III Der Gobn eines Ron
bitcrs uno fsin 1rennb Der Gobn eints
anssiettnen 4r3tes In CORN. Die
8naben gabsn su. ibren Gltern burd,s
gebranni su fsin.
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VoIitiiHeS.

Or. u. 20. 5otrtmeper, Der iih um
Die Domination fir Die RunoFcdtur
fir Coroner auf benz rspub!itaniiten
1idei bsipirbt. binitrlsete s.iisrn kim
DobIratb feline Rcminoilonspstitios
n,n, bic nidt fpsniser ois $500 Inter.
idriitm truseu. Tr. Scertmeper mar
iriiber Gmpfanasdr5t i'm fidotiffsn
5oIpit1l unno bat in ber lebttn Se!t
bic Gutopiisn fir Coroner Dr. Co:
poraenommsn.
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MmaeblidJc 9abenSiebiu.

Die GebsimpolijiiieH Sen unb 6aps
Dsrbdfieten gtfternRnhmittag in einsm
Gefddfi an 5. 4pt. unb gine Girabs
cine Jrou. ipslhs ii1 in p<rbGniistr
Wtiie btndbm unb In fpelhtr iie tins
alie 2nbtnbiebin 81 erisnn<n sloubitn.
Die Gefoneent resiftrirte iih ols Als
ma Jones, 46 Sabre nIt. obbadlos,
unb bate cine banbtnife in ibrem
Dtft. In ipelher iih opei GneebIi9
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Wa6 europa.


Cine pcnonusgabe In Der Dobe bon
sac. 900 sur @eiireitrng Der unfoiten
Der pflniterung Der Wecfntnn Strnbe
iDiro lnuf oem Deid,luB oes aontrnii.
tees fiir NlifteI uuo Mege bem sfnot.
rntb am Iienltag sur Benebniguns
enpfoblen fperoen. Tie Crbinan3
ficbt bic Hflnfierung Der Heefman
gtrnbe pon Der f5oirnoiint apeuue
Bis sur GoppIs Etrofe por.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-04-20

Hnier Igeuf VI JaMtlIoH w
Serr Gonaro grnd 419 Glib Janite
Sfrase. SeQ Eel. 476 w., 3ome
FGone 1851 u. 8
- Tie genber. .Nntbman sarrn BON
30S ader uno in Sibertp Ioipnibip
geIegen, iuuroe beim Sberiifs-8 s-8ertnl,i
Don Gmil Ra,bman fir $50 900 ee.
fault. Ter 9erfauf spar bic Jofge Ell.
ner sfla9e BON 6eorg @. genoer se.
GEN Gliia Ratbnian, nm Ibeiluus Der
Sarnr.
- Mutblpiaiee anaben beihGbis.
ten eine anBabl Sd,attenb1ume an Der
MOB apenue lnb bic poli,ei lpuroe
duigeioroert aui Die Burden su fabn.
ben.
Seiratbsid,eine. 2puis ssdlf,
35. Samilton, nnb 8arbora Suff.
man. 3S, SoamiIton. Winifreb glp,
36, SamiIton, unb stella R. Allen,
36, Sautilton.
- aIice Wc8reip fpirbe Dom Rro.
batrihter gonnnugbton fir geiites.
'htpnf) beflInoen.
Ios 3eitament ees perit. Soiepb
Drummer gibt Der Satin Sofepbine
Drummer ben e1n3en 9sahlnB.
Brandon R. Wiuifin nurbe in
Der ataee Der 8eorg @orfbington 60.
6ls Wiaiieperpaiter Der Saniltcn
Sarbpare go. BON Nihter @nro er.
nannt. Serr WilIifin gnb 8iirgifoit
i'm getrase upn $4,000.
@m. GouIiu fDnrbe seitern
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aus einsm @eThdfi. on Der Wtit a.
ape. aeFtoblsne 1amsnil.ioer befanben.
alma Sones beikuert ibre nnitalo.
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Der gaNriIhs Mdnnsr6or oiebt
nddiien sou,ttag Raf)mittae 2:3O
llhr i'm Gbeon elm aon3ert. Inter oer
tuaoiger 9eitimg bes Iiriaenien 60.
iuaro Sirubei boifen bic E1nger aiid,
oicies ssnbr nit ibrem aonSert srobc
Gbre einauIegen. Siir basieIbe i'll fol.
gcnoes Brogramn nuigeiiellt:
~Sinee. bu gosl.in. iinss- :.
-. -. Ouiirp 9dleamus
gbor.
SopransSolo--- Wianon Rcmoh,. -
=. g. 1bomas
5rduItin gntoineiis Ries.
.es bluht" :. Rolonb gpblinasr
gbor.
Tenor Solo - sd Iiebs Did" -
5err g3ilb. SsOrm.
~Romans Gang" -. auti.u
Gbor.
.Tis Solboi.nbr1ui". Milh. Sp,ih,l
gbor.
SoprnnsSolo - al .D<r Wonberer~
... -. Shuberi
b -Jrlhlingslisb !. Menbtlsfohu
Jrdulsin 4ntoinette Ries.
Der fa6'risfdx goB" Aofhot
Gbcr.
BnrttonrScIo rIraumgeiidter@ --
]. Wsibler
3.rr Sohn 5cffmann.
.1irolsr 6oIsbader Huoben-
Rk~~
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-Wrph g.
apnsert nno Mbenb ltuterbaltuna

-~psEaII'InIIpI Y IT.
GoDingtpn Snrner Wannerd)pr
eamitaa, ben 20. April 1912, aserb5 ubr
| In Der gnrnsr Sahe, nr.er U,iinir.uHq oes
IHrHsr Tramaiiifsea 3Iubk,--Girtrtit 70 Gl3.
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= a 10 tltsn.

- Infer gsent In Samilton III
Serr Gounro grnf 419 Glib Janits
Sfrase. SeQ Eel. 476 w., Some
EGone 1851 Y. 3
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1912-08-22
A MASS CONVENTION
Socialists Name County Ticket
and Outline Platform.

y Socialist Mass Convention held
at Caldwell on July 3Ota, 1912. nom
mated the folI7wing CauEty ticket,
State senator, Calissus ". Cooper.
Representatives. Merle NJ. CoUrtner
Payettc, Dave Z. Evcns, NanEa;
Fred c. S.olzepburg, New Plymouth;
Clauss ]. Lundt, John E. Ross. Nam
pa.
Commissioners LIST district w. A.
George, Cal1weI; End district. J. ".
Rinker. Nampa; 3rd dist. G. P. Halt,
Emmett
Sheriff, Otto II. Naur.tz, Middleton
Treasurer. Carrie G. Edwards Nam
pa.
Probate Judge. Royal Edwards,
Nampa.
supt Of Public instruction. Eta
Durham, Payette.
Assessor. H9Ety H. Culnmias. Mid
dleton.
Coroner, VIM S. Eirod, Middleton.
Attorney, F. T. Kipp. CalIvell.
\ county platform was adopted out
lining a more democratic srstem Of
making assessments aud detailing
plan TO eliminate forever TIE tax
titlc shark restofns TO the pitJksi
all permanently delinquent property,
after tic delinquent failing to rein
burse the public within a just and
res sonable time. Exemptions to
cover all reasonable priced homes,
tools. machines and animals used tc
obtain an existance to the, amount
of such as would be necessary for
himself and family. Promising a
strict business administration o. aft
airs if intrusted by the people with
power under the responsibility of
the Socialist organization.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1912-08-22
FRUIT SPECIAL
TO PAYETTE
Crowd Coming on Special Train from
Twin Falls to Investigate Our
Methods of Handling Fruit Prom
ises to be Record Breaker-Pay-
cite, Fruitland, New Plymouth and
Emmett to Entertain.

| John L. MCPHERSON. State Horti-
cultural Inspector, was in Payette
Monday evening comforting with mem
bers of the Commercial Club regarI.
ing the fruit special to be run from
the Twin Falls tracts September 10.
THE fruit growers on the Twin Falls
tract" said Mr. Mcpherson, have
taken hold of this matter in earnest
and there will be fully three hum
dred of them take advantage Of this
special train, see the Payette Valley
and learn all they can about the
methods of handling fruit in this fam
Gus fruit growing section"
"The train will leave Bull cry
enotgh on the morning of THURSDAY
September 18th to arrive in Payette
about three O'Clock p. m. and will re-
main in this city until tie follow
morning when tie special train viii
be run over tho tracks of the Pay
ette Valley Railroad TO, Fruitland,
New Plymouth and Emmett at which
places the Commercial Clubs have
planned entertainment for the vis!-
tors"
The plan of the Payctte CONNER
cial Club is to show the visitors
through the big packing houses in
the city and by wagon, buggy and
auto also take them down through
the orchard section north of Payette.
In the evening a fruit banquet will
be served at WHICH all of the wis.,
tors will be given an opportunity to
fill up on some of our lucious fruit.
In the evening q meeting on topics
such as planting, spraying. pruning
and csre of fruit trees and picking,
packing, grading and marketing of
apples.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1912-08-22
COMMUNITY CENTER
SCHOOL NEAR PAYETTE

The contract was let Saturday for
building the rural community center
building in connection with the Was
hoe school, to John Alden of Payette
for $4,000. The new building is to
be completed by Oct. 1, 1912.
The Washoe school is located one
and one-half miles south of Payette,
within 100 yards of the Oregon Short
Line tract. The school term there
opens Sept 16, 1912, and will be in
charge of Professor and Mrs. French.
who were formely connected with the
experiment station in connection with
the agricultural department of the
state university at Moscow.
The rural community centerbuild-
ing at Washoe will probably be the
first one of its character built in Ida
no. At this school will be taught in
addition to the regular school studies,
agriculture, horticulture, and DOM
estic science. There are four acres of
land belonging to school. The ground
win be utilized for school gardens;
there will be baseball diamond; the
grounds will be beautified with orna-
mental shrubbery, and grassy lawn,
flowers. etc. An effort will be made
to develop and maintain the grounds
in as nice condition as are the priv
ate grounds of those who take pride
in such things.
The new building, which will face
the Oregon Short Line tract. will be
two stories high and of very attrac-
tive design. Room viii be provided
therein for Professor and Mrs. French
for their residence. On the second
{ oor will be a large auditorium where
social functions.ect.. may
be held. The building is equipped
with bath rooms, and every conven-
ience and comfort for the pupils and
for the instructors will be provided.
The work done at this school will
be watched with interest all over the
state by those interested in educat-
ional matters.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1912-08-22
DISTRICT NO. 6

Harry Golden and John Giessler
were Boise visitors last week.
Misses Carrie and Mary Williams
of New Plymouth were callers last
Sunday at the wager home.
Mr.. and Mrs John Walker and
daughter, Eva, have gone to Squaw
Greek for a few weeks outing.
Miss Grace Purcell, of Payette, is
visitor at the Purcell homestead.
Mrs. A. E. Stain has been visit
ing friends and relatives at Midyale.
Viola Henningsen celebrated, her
birthday last Sunday by inviting a
number of friends and playmates to
her home. The following little folks
were present: Laurie and Sammie
Hill, Elwood Bivens, Iva, Fannie and
Mae Horn, Evelyna and Allie Ireton,
Kathe and Leora Diedrichsen, Walt
er and Millie Gorlach.
Miss Lucy Asmussen visited last
v eek with friends on Little Willow.
Mrs. Smith recently returned from
Starkey Hot Springs, where she has
been for the benefit of her health.
Harry Skelton is at Midvale this
week on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Haywood, of Payette,
are working on the Wilson ranch.
Mrs. Chas Johnson spent Friday
the home of her sister, Mrs. Mounie
Oleson.
Miss Ellen Johnson, of Boise, is
visiting with her cousins, the Misses
Ellen and Mary Hill.
Church services are held every
Sunday at the Johnson home on the
Island. All are invited to attend.
Mr.. and Mrs. George .Yager and son
frankie are enjoying an outing at
Starkey Hot Springs.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1912-08-22
BERRIES BRING
,
HIGH AVERAGE
Oehney Q. Co.. Secure High Average
Tor Growers Shipping Berries With
Them Past Season.

Despite the fact this the claim is
usually made that there is not much
-oney in the small Iruit line Den.
ne! & Co., fruit distributors. who
handled a large amount of the small
lruit this year by express shipments
report an average price per box or
crate to the growers that would tend
10 make most people believe that
there was pretty good money in
small fruit and truck. On straw
berries this firm received for the
growers shipping with this season
an average of S2O4 per crate, on
black raspberries and average ofS1.53.
red raspberries, Sl60; Dewberries,
Si.50; In cherries Royal AIMS br
ought SI.4S, Early Richmond. s1.OO;
Davenport, 1925; Black Republicans,
SLS4; Bings, $l.79; and Late Dukes,
s1.OO.
All cherries were packed in four
basket crates averaging sixteen lbs,
Of cherries to the crate and the above
figures repesent the average price
T. 0. b. Payette secured during the
season of 1912.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1912-08-22
STREET FAIR
PLANS COMPLETE
Premium List Complete and All
Other Arrangements Being Made
Outlook for Big Horticultural Dis
play.

The committee from the Commerc
al Club having the street fair IN
charge has completed the premium
list and the same is published this
week In the Enterprise and will be
issued in pamphlet form for distribute
ion. All other arrangements are fast
being completed. The Portia Club has
taken charge of the fine arts, and
household exhibits and will also pro-
vide the amusements during the fair.
One of the big days of the fair
promises to be that of Saturday Sept
ember twenty first when the big
low a-Nebrasks Iitnic will be held
All residents of the valley coming
from Nebraska Cl Iowa are invited
to come in that day and bring Their
dinners. The picnic will be held in
the High School grounds and it is
noped at this ti-1e TO form regular
picnic association and make that an
annual event.
The Cold Storage Company has
kindly offered to take care of all
carly fLiis trat need refrigeration
and has already received quite con-
sisnnent of exhibits. The growers
are all taking lively interest and
the displays along all lines promises
to eclipse anything of like nature
ever held in Payette.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1912-08-22
BUYERS
GET HONEY CROP
Cotton, California Buyer Secures
Two Cars of Honey in Payette
vaIley--Gets Large Amount from
Southern Idaho.

X. R. Switzerland. of Cotton, Cal
ifornia, was in Payette the latter part
of last week and while here purchas-
ed of the different bee men suffici-
ent honey TO make two car loads for
shipment to the market Mr. South
erland was well pleased with the
quantity of the honey purchased in
this section. He also visited other bee
raising sections of Southern Idaho on
the same mission and the two car
loads purchased here swc.ied ms
tstal but in Southern Idaho to ten car
loads.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1912-08-22

Company | has purchased 40 stee
lockers the very latest pattern to be
used in the armory for the mem.
bers to keep their individual pro-
Perty in while not in use. The To-
ters are six feet in the clear with
plenty of hooks and shelf room. This
will enable them to keep the pro-
perty in the very best condition and
have it ready for immediate use.
Next Friday night the boys will re-
celye their State pay for the trip last
month which is a dollar a day for
the time put in by them. At this
time all of tho property which is
out of the armory will be returned
and checked up and placed in the
new lockers which will be assigned
each man.
The boys have recently completed
the finest rifle range in the State.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1912-08-22
Surprise Their Presiden.

Tuesday being the anniversary of
the birth of Mrs. G. IL. Johnson the
members of the Ladies Aid OF the
Baptist church of which Mrs. johnson
is president planned a surprise on
her. A number of the members of
the Aid gathered at the Stanton
home and from there went to the
johnson home and took possession.
A very pleasant evening was pass
ed ice cream and cake and punch be-
ing served. Those present were:
Mrs. F. Stamey, Mrs. Branncck. Mr..
and Mrs Ed Parks. Mr.. and Mrs.
Chas. Lester, Mr.. and Mrs. Hezeltine.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. NJ. Williams, Mr..
and Mrs. Christian. Mr. and Mrs,
A. H.. Garside, Mr. and Mrs. o. R.
Sellars, Mrs. Sarah Sellars. Mr.. and
Mrs. R L. Shaw, Mrs. C. E. Shaw,
Mrs. A. V. Williams. Mrs. Roney,
Mrs. Ed. Brown, Mrs. Abbie Kiddo
aud Mr.. Miley.