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POLICE ROUND Up
KTTY THIEVES,
OFFICERS kept BUSY

4 sunb-r of sAs~s of i.sSty taS~s.
-, has p--n refost-d in sAs city il
the psss t-~ days ssi 10 e,-s5 sAs~
the s.o,iss ha. aoss rsoan work and
sssrsaed the offenders, Wsihins is-
10 the ssfomt,~ss sss'- Yesterday at
l~ssoos Naaifo dsr.is VseArd ap =
bat ssa eosr-siisE IL uaass his coat
ssiksd u-.ts officer Naisis ~ss
called sst arrested hins
Abost a. hoas b~fosr III. . ass
ealsssd The insIan,.i'as a-f ssos- and
vh,is Shr ssi~sm.e s-s. gagged
pSxAeS up = ssiF os fUss~ss sad
started ss -sik ou.s II. sAs sasH
e<~ssa of the sh.s, ssa sAk~s isss
eassuays itr xss. bis sss. ~ tho
sis, jail ss ice Morales
Charles pssriss sAs arrested
earlier in .ks dsy ss Assss rs ave-
sss. charged ~iih stealing - ffurs
- is0Asr Of = soas~o
I. 4. Wesley. a splosra ppsssf 81
The Cssarsas bsr. ~ss husss osss In
The ai.ssiss -sau ssssssas, on .
,hAssv Of bsssissSs
Wssisf is said la hss. soss-s.sd 10
sesstss ,a. lsf of sii il ss.ssr last
Friday ssxhss
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DAxpers KILL
AID LOOT n TOWNS

retisa. April ss-Hfisasa. sn''-f
she aa'osscs. whit. Welt 'cdsr
siIIed haaarsss. Of inhaaisssss IL The
towns Of Huh -siea. Cho~-Chih. and
NeihsSsen. IN the st,iaisy of sian
Wv. tie capital of shen.si rrosiases
Ther Eopssd tkrve to~Rs aRs the
s.untrT round about, TROOPS arc as
sembIi,as
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K1ArCRINxo GUILTY OF
MURDER AID n0D1E3y

Nofd.a. Nssisps.s. Aptis es-joSs
ktaishe aso. uhosr exploits ~ith The
wtasipra aad psu,tssisi polisr.
made him aesesssus In westerns Caa.
sas. ~ss to-day tessa saiI,y ot ,hs
mutasr es Nssa1rr H. ~. Asaesa o,
the Hank Of otasss,si hssa.h 81
t'ism ceaie~ ssa the theft sf u,.
thousand dollars % tvs~eIrs :.
The jury was out iesa ,hss ise
hours.
The chronicle=news., 1914-04-09

ttsa breath. bitter taste. ais4issss
and = sraefsi $50 sevussaV' teeliss
il . suite sizs Of . torpid iives. NER.
BtNE is The 0edieiss ssedsd. II
mshes the liver active. sitslIses the
blood. regulates the bowels sad 70.
stctes . ftse fceiias of esetsy ssa
sheesfulsesss Price sec. sold By the
ilauA0sa DRUG CO.
The chronicle=news., 1914-04-09
DKlIuoUHuCY CASE
SET ~ COUNTY coUk1

TIE case assisss NsspelIts CAsssS
charged With suessisssisG to js.
sssiIc deiinaseasy-hss he~s srs fos
the ststeeaih u this aoslAs she k
charged uiis kss,ss sssusss .
yosss Mssisss Sisi isso th,s city ss.
DEF psuessr Of . suna tus,ssns hsfvs
After The sssi arrived hssc IL j. ssss
the CssseA uossss iopk hss Issa .
Ssss cod sr~usss
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Hueo OF sWHDIu
uuDB1O0HD oRERATl0r

ssotkholM. swrs,ep. April y
kina 0ssssve of sweden ~ss c7srai
I'd oa to-day si the 81 serhts no..
pital her. savreoas ieaAa hin suit.
fefsas from an extensive sis~tsiSos
OF the stomach Thc uFsrs'ion-
which took two hours To pettetm.
"a. In charge n Prof. John W,lheia.
berg. The hins-s c0Ndi,ios IA salts
factory although he ~ vesy weak.
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VIC sAlIR NAY DE
OUT OF CANE rOk I'VE

Chig aap. April es-Thc Sa;icnas
ate Iitely to Lore the services Of the
h.aS1 httiiae Victor ssiefs since
the sirss Of the sesson ss-scss cf a
.houiart has DEVELOPED an injury 10
the hone sad muscle and IL b-Cvrn-
ing serious
The chronicle=news., 1914-04-09
U01D1I

Yoe the psoseetioa os the timber
ssd ssssiss ssd to psssssvs asd ID.
essese the ssas ssa fisA there's. The
Reeky Moaassia Coal sal isos Co.
ssa the Colorado vssi ssa Tres Co..
hereby stse sosi<e that all ssssesss.
iss. hasSiss o. fishias % lhsis lssas
10 las Asiass coasiy. Colombo. are
sssieliy tosbs1aee.
TIE Rosky Mosasaia Coal q isos
Co. aaA 1hs coless1o rss3 as1 isos
Cos-ay J. =. wsahoss. Psase1sas.
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m1oPrscAx LECTURE

4 sseseopsbess tersare ~iii s~ sss-
80 lososse~ sixhs u the rss
Msshedi.s Essssoesi chss.h. Sosshs
rAs Rev. " T. bsskissss. of t,~sssf.
~iii deliver the i~rsafs. teisswiss
the isssssr tho regular sssstssiy
.pstss-se~ ~ilt b. held
The chronicle=news., 1914-04-09

NJ sa,vssSes Any - ~ o.y
eass-esf eieshiaS. fssait1fe. kiseAss
ssssstts. 1bAa. bel1ias. &c. Asy.
oss havise ssy a sseA pssass pAess
Ned 3Sss ssa thsy vtn - called
fos pfo0psiy. Thsaka.-Capsais Z
4 nsAA
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ATTENTION uO

RessIss ae~sias u Tsisiasd
t.paae No. isi n. r. o. tlks ., a.
.iark THURSDAY esesiss. A?sii slh.
tssssl.sSsoa at oftleesSs-r. r. ssoae.
Exalted Rst~s: Chssisa Hailsy. Sec.
teSssy. ~
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cA,(HaA CLUE sx,gp0
NCTURIo 10 CANADA

Al . meesias Of the Tfiaidsd Cam.
ers Club held last Night the sssahcrs
selected thirty pictWres that ~i,, he
sent to Tcroato. Csssds. 10 be sub.
mitscd 10 the Canadian Salon.
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nj eAl,euoe IuAI.lAcyAeQe

=: = y -: s.' q -. s::s 80 - S:
ls = ~. - q 6c.ss ssss.:s Esss
~ NJ IL tsa AS~N. tlee1, OsaA 80 ONecsl
sssepy 49, tAts rssasAsaee eu6seaaasna ~ sstsses
o~eeps sDsapN As0asasl<.eSaf u sr.A ~ Nu6s
esaa ~ spN ~ 1al scs SsstA AAagk sp~i HNE1s
l1AsA n kSlA1 Gslv @, e ~. 4. :.
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M1UlI At I'M RH

AsosIss special t-s,ssv asy 81 the
krs THEATRE reAAS ~e sr- psvs~ss.
isx ''itssjis's Heritage. . shss~.
reel t's'he: also s~o sshss reels II
s<s-iisss sbtsse~-is all s.sss gs-s
Of spos rsssss-S fo< .sly lex. u.
The chronicle=news., 1914-04-09
THE EASTERN STAR

1hss- sili be E-8ulaF rs--,iag as
III" Eastern s,sf. Friday .s-alns ~
= s'slsshs iai,sa,laas All sssntess
ugg.l 4. a,lsaa saa visitors insI,ssi.
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Res. Ceek Named
Delegate 70 kat;saal
Ckayiiies Coafereacl

Rev Essssasrh C"eas -f shr Carts
sisa shusvh II skts sstfs has b-sp
sppasss.a by Gassss.f " ~ Ana.
soas ase uf ssssls aeiesssss Ia s~rs
sesse, The stale of colorado ~ the
ssspst spasesiSne os sh. asshussI
soef-sesse of Charities SD Cosfvs.
sSea. 10 b. hsis 81 Nsaarhss. Tees.
Ma 10 ~ Rev. Cook ~ss The
esIy seees2ss sassed fs-sn Tsisiasi
a. tas AsiasAs euassys iis ssp~sss
10 sssssa tho susfssseses
We sas. su.sss ,srastl"nss sweet
p.ss lust shs rish. thinss s- srat
.,'h p-ss Easter sovp4-i'ssh rI"'s
si & Gataes Co. ~
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1oncI or ANNUAL nKr11vo

The sssusi eeesiae at the Ttisi.
asa Chamber Of Comasr,e uiii BE-
held Tserdsy. April ~. st = o',tork
r. ~. at the Chamber ct caam.r,-
ettIscs \ hoard of directors Tot tho
essssiss yrst ~tIl he elected and
such other bustaess - assy property
so@e before The meesiae ~ill BE-
transacted
VICTOR ~. fRIAR. SECRETARY.
The chronicle=news., 1914-04-09
LOST

y '"ss'sIa pras NIsh s.9 za's'
bsaass risasr please g-.ss. So ,his
pssfs-, "a
The chronicle=news., 1914-04-09
DANIEL noHllAH Y1HsKs1s

- psaxhsss ot she NiiiA'' ~ she Isis
to-day. A h~sssissi ssosy a Ross~.
shosiss the besssifui ehasarses a
t'sai the Apostle: . tsse Eassrs
strsy. II
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0 OBITUARY

isyha.
Jasas Maria i.~yb,. ". a pioneer
sssidsat of Jansen. died yesterday a,
Aef hSm-. The funeral ~iil take
place ismosso~ morning at TO o.
eiocks in,.smsh, siii be in The Jan.
ser ..m-s-sS,
Casvlls.
Hrank GAE-lts. ns. s-sg OLD ssa
os NJ. and Airs jap.~ rss-'to. of
i.ssa. aisst this HsSsnins ss 'h- Eoss-
st Bis Par-nss The sah.sai sIii sss-
sias. at i.,an ssmpfgss hssnins a,
is o'rl@ea
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order your Easter tlpsrss from
sh- rssk s1sssi 4 E.rd-a 'a. a
lsfs- sipsk ,s s~lrs. tssss "a
The chronicle=news., 1914-04-09
EASTER SALE

AZ Jsmisson'. s,af- sa,atsay Tao
Epissopai Ladies' siii have toEsr
r.ssjas. bsuaa. ssk-. aaashnpss. sal
sd ssassSr b.sss 20
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csros,e,e. xe~s see . mos,s.
The chronicle=news., 1914-04-09
EASTER SALE AT zlxxElxANs

The Lsaies Of the rsesby,.,iia
Church ~ill held their Easter Sal,
Saturday sf,sIaops a, z,aassssan'S
instead OF ss the Chussh. u:
The chronicle=news., 1914-04-09

Chroaicle.N.~s zoe q month.
The chronicle=news., 1914-04-09

Precipitation a..
The Oakes times., 1914-09-24
NOTICE OF REAL ESTATE MORTGAGE
FORECLOSURE SALE

Notice In hereby given TINT that certain
mortgage executed and delivered by II. j.
Johnson and Grace r.. johnson. his wife.
mortgngors to Janet n. ODonOGhue.
murtgngec. dated the goth day OF July.
1909. and filed for record In the ONCE Of
the Register of Deeds OF the County OF
Dickcy and State Of North Dakota on tho
l1th day OF November 1909. at nino
O'Clock n. m and duly recorded in Book
Three Hundred Sixty Eight t36s) will bo
fOreciosed by sale of the premises In
| such mortgage and hereinafter described
at the front door Of the court house In thu
County of Dickcy and Stat. Of North Da-
kOtn at the hour Of two O'Clock y. m on
saturday. the 10Th day Of October. 1914.
To satisfy the amount due upon such
mortgage on the day Of salc.
| The prcmses described In such mort
same are described ms foiiows: Tn"
Three t3l In township One Hundred
Twenty Sine u2s) north of Itange Fifty
nine (59) West OF the 5th principal me-
ridian containing One Hundred Sixty
Acres Q60) more or less according to tho
United States governmental survey there
Of In Dickey County. North Dnkota.
| There will he due on such mortgage at
the time of sale the sum OF One thousand
Eight Hundred Forty Two Dollars and
Thirty Two Cents tsl.s42.32) besides tho
costs and disbursements OF this foreclOa =
ure.
Dated this, 26th day OF August. 1914.
-Janet NJ. O'Donoghuc. Nortgagee.
F. J. Graham
Attorney for Mortgage
E;lIendaie. ". Oak, y
First publication Aug. 81. 1916
The Oakes times., 1914-09-24

To the Voters Of North Dakota:
am u candidate for election by the
Democratic party, for the Office of
United States senator.
l have lived at Wahpcton, in Rich
land County, for more than 32 years,
during which time ! have practiccd
law and farmcd Am now farming
over 1000 acres. claim to know
something of the needs of the farmers
Of this state. Was appointed United
States senator by Governor Burke and
served one year. Am familiar with
the duties of a senator ] was 4 dele
gate to the convention that nominated
President Wilson, whom have known
for more than l5 years and whose adj
ministration l heartily approve and
shall earnestly and consistently sup
port. cordially solicit your support.
Very respectfully,
Pol. Adv. WILLIAM T.. PURCELL.
The Oakes times., 1914-09-24
GOV. CHALLENGED
BY HELLSTR0M

Frank O. Hellstrom, democratic
nominee for governor Of North Dako.
"a. sprang sensation last week both
at Casselton and at Wahpeton at the
close Of his campaign speeches in
those cities when he issued q public
challenge to Governor Hanna to meet
him In open debate and discuss the
governors claims to having run Q
business administration" during the
last two years.
Mr.. Hellstrom has asked the "busi.
ness administration" to explain q mum.
ber Of things which will be interesting
to hear II Governor Hanna accepts hio
opponents challenge.
The Hellstrom challenge has been
the chief topic Of conversation and
speculation In political circles in Far.
90. Wahpeton and Casselton since the
democratic candidates bold remark.
Will Governor Hanna accept the
challenge? That's the leading question
In all the hotel Hobbies. Some cay hs
Will. Others who know him well. Say
he won't.
They declare II 10 not Governor Han.
na's policy ever to offer any exp,ana.
lions and that not any will be forth.
coming now. even though Mr.. Hell.
strom has 80 boldly challenged him.
Mr.. Heilstrom has made number Of
serious charges against the business
Administration" which he emphaticallv
eeclares 10 dslusion On the public %
Was emphasised b. the Burnstt.Hill
resolution which was adopted last Win.
tof b. the lower Aeaoo e the ssaAe
legislature.
Pol Adv
The Oakes times., 1914-09-24
Republican and Democratic
State Platforms

farmers within our commonwealth.
We pledge them our hearty, earnest
support in securing such needed help
full legislation, both state and national,
as will secure for them just compen-
sation for the products Of their toll.
Rsdsction pf Interest
We favor legislation reducing the
maximum contract rate Of interest
from IL per cent to not exceed 10 per
cent, and the legal rate Of interest
from 2 per cent to 6 per cent, and also
favor the strengthening Of our usury
laws with proper penalties attached.
We endorse the principle Of the tax
commission as an instrument Of gov
ernment.
Woman Suffrage
The republican party, believing the
people competent to settle justly and
intelligent,y al questions pertaining
to their collective and individual vel
fare, and the legislative assembly hav.
ing given the electors an opportunity
to vote ut the next general election
upon the question Of woman suffrage
we earnestly caution the electors upor
the Importance Of this great question
to the end that the same may bt
rightly and inte'ligently settled.
We earnestly favor a policy of strict
enforcement Of the prohibition law ant
all other laws on our statute books.
We believe that party pledges mus,
'be redeemed and platform promise,
fulfilled.
Believing that the ultimate relianc.
Of free, proper government is obedi.
ence to law and the maintenance o1
liberty and justice among the people
we, therefore, lay before you thi,
statement Of principles and policies
and ask the intelligent consideration
and judgment of the people Of oul
state.
The Oakes times., 1914-09-24
ANNOUNCEMENT.

To the Voters Of Dickey County:
Having been nominated for the Office
Of county superintendent Of schools, I
hereby solicit the support of the voters
of Dickey county at the November
election. Respectfully,
Mrs. G. NJ. Lowell.
The Oakes times., 1914-09-24
STATE DEMOCRATIC PLATFORM.

al al = OEbN1VN0Ax1N EAA1CVnu1s
Pursuant to the provisions Of the
primary election law, We, the members
Of the democratic state committee,
duly and regularly assembled on the
second day Of September, 1914. hereby
adopt the following platform:
NatissAl Adniaigtratisn Eadofssd
1. We glory in the achievements Of
the present national administration
and unhesitating,y affirm that the
passage Of the new currency law, the
income tax, the tariff Law. election Of
senators BY direct vote 4 the people
and the proposed trust legislation a1s
conclusive evidence ef tho democratic
party's ability to serve the nstion in
the interests Of Ill her people; while
the settlement of The Mexican situa-
tioa without wan the peace tsss+ies
sigaed or to b aligned and the atti>
taae Of the administration toward
world affairs iA this time Of great con
Aicts betweea the powers Of the Old
World. has demonstrated To ability Of
the democratic party to PILOT TIE ship
of state IN times Of international
storm.
Under lie wise and patriotic leader
ship Of Prevalent Wosarow Wilson,
and Secretary Of State William Jen-
nings Bryan, We believe tint democ-
racy has commended itsaf to all
Americans. irrespective of party, and
demonstrated the ealpsrg of demo.
cratic principles whea csBcientiously
applieato serve the nation in all times
Of need and We extead rtD our honor
able pzzsident and his nikhful cabinet
our asnrances Of eon1nce and un-
falterinE devotion.
0aties for Reaee Ratified
;; 2. The American pesik owe . deeP
debt of 1fatitude 30 We11row Wilsan
and his secretary ef sta4e. 1or the sae-
|eess they have attained in securing
|4saee hs11een this natioa and twsuty
cher na4inns Of the earth BY entering
into treaaies OF arbitration with said
|nafions, a of which now have besu
ratified aua confirmed by och Of the
contracting nations.
Beard q lCsatrol
8. We favor IN amendment to the
board Of contaol law to the ed that
the members Of this board shall hold
shee Ter . peEied Of six yeaes, one
nember Of the hoard to take Afice
every tue years.
Eafsree All Laws
4. We plajge the candidates Of sur
party to the strict, viepnsus ~
prompt Enforcement Of all laws upon
our statute books.
Prograasits Lsgislatios Endsesed
s. We bslieve IN the rule Of the peo,
pc. and to thissend ve favor the initi-
ative and referendun and recall n q
fundamental principle sf free govern,
ment.
Weaaa Suffrage
s. Woman's suffrage u squarely BE-
fore. the voters for adoption or rejec,
don at the polls in November; We
urge that every voter give this ques-
6on his most serious and candid con,
sidefation In order that he may vote
tntellgeatly a4 tie general election.
Rodoee lntoeooe Rates
: =. We bsatsvs ~ ~ best in1ssssas
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1914-12-10
A YEAR AGO TONIGHT.

One long Lonesome year has passe,
since cur dear Icy was called Ir~n
our midst, which has broken the linl
of five. was the only 10y, who was
always kind and sfeotioLa.e 10 hi
father and mother ard always looked
to the welfare cf his sisters. He was
a friend to every one who knew
him and as mother locks back oyel
his childEccd days aad HIS Of tie
many hairy hours that ere spenG
in the home, the only little b. y
among the five, and as he grew 20
manhood he was a boy that his par
ents, sisters and companions could
feel proud of. In the bloom CT man
hood he was taken frcm US TO dwell
with his Lord above, but long has
been the year, many heartsches have
been felt and many lonesome hours
have been spent. Often IN the moon
light nights l sIeLd many hours lcols
mt and thinking CT our dear by
over beyond the bright moonlight. o
what thoughts come to the mind.
In sadness our minds Icing for the
dear one over thele l often think
of the words that he sang VIII lie
sick, that he would soon be o er On
the golden shore and above all suf-
fering he thought CT his dear Little
baby boy and wife who was so near
and dear to him but left all and
took his home over there. All that
We can treasure is the little cold
mould in the cemetery and think
that is the last resting place to
which, we will all sooner or later
nave to 20. Let US prepare for that
time, especially mothers and fathe S
who have families to care for, let
us teach them the right way I'd so
while young and it will not be often
that they forget it. There will con e
a time in their lives that will come
back to their minds, ano hers lea b.
irgs. Mrs. ]. w. Cartright.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1914-12-10
OF VITAL
IMPORTANCE

The forthcoming hearing before
the Idaho Public Utilities Commits
sion on regulations for construction
of overhead electric lines throughout
the state is a matter Of vital import
ance to the welfare of the STATE
of Idaho
| While the construction of these
overhead lines would be Sc regulat-
ed as to make them ais safe, both
to the public and to the employees OF
the companies, as it is practicable
to make them, the PRONUNCIATION Of
any unnecessary rules which would
tend to increase the cost of con-
struction. and SO retard the exten-
sion of electric light, power and
telephone lines would be very re-
grettable.
In the Occur d'Alenes the extern
siye use of electric power has been
instrumental in developing the min
ing industry. In southern Idaho elect
ric power is necessary fer many irii-
cation districts. More and more the
farmers are demanding electric lignt
and power and telephone service, moi
only. as a measure of economy, but
more particularly as means of
tightening the burden necessarily
borne by their wives, and making
the farm home mere attractive for
boys and girls.
An extra cost which the power
and telephone companies must meet
in furnishing service to the citi-
zens Of Idaho must of necessity be
reflected in the rates to lie paid for
such service, as only by permitting
the utilities to earn a reasonable di-
vidend on their investment can
new capital be attracted to the state
for investment in Idaho securities.
This is an important question to
be considered by the Utilities Com Z
and should be looked after 1
in the best interest of the electric I
companies, as well as the people of
the state AS conditions in the west
differ widely from those in the !
eastern states the matter of con-
5truction will require some special
consideration so as to conform with
the conditions existing here and at /
the same time not violate the law.
Idaho Register, Idaho Fall
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1914-12-10
PORT|A CLUB

Remember there will be Only one
meeting OF the Club this month, Mon
day, Dec. IA at 2:3O
Special efforts are being made to
make the two hours, both pleasant
and profitable. 1t will also be guest
day. and gift day for our Library.
Books for erown-urs, books for chill
dren, current or full year Periodicals
for the reading table. Lock over yotl
books and encourage the busy com
mittee by generous dona ion. Who
can measure the influence Of good
beck. Chautauqua workers will re-
port that day, and every minute VIII
be full. Come early and bring friends
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1914-12-10
MARRIED..

Mr.. William Stanton and Miss Al.c
Goodnow were married Saturday eve
ming November %, at the home Of
the brides mother at Wesley, Mass
.fter a short wedding trip to the
oast the happy couple Will return o
ayet.e about the goth Of this month,
and be at home to their friends af-
er January 1st. That's right Willie a
nounce your coming and don't let it
appear you are afraid to come home
1t may be that committee or some
kind Of body is awaiting your ar
rival.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1914-12-10
BAPTIST CHURCH.
p. II. Evans, Paste

Last Monday evening our young
people held a social in the base.
ment of our church. A goodly num-
Der was present and every one enjoy
ed a good time.
Beginning with next Sunday even
ing, the pastor will preach series
of sermons, especially adapted to
young people. The following sub
1ects will be considered. What can
Young Men Do, "What Can Young
Women Do"
The Marriage Vow, ETC.
Sunday School 10 A. M.
Preaching II A. M. and 1880 P. M.
B. Y. P. U. Sunday evening $50.
Prayer and Praise Wednesday 1885
Subject next Sunday morning: The
Mission of the Church.
Subject next Sunday evening: Wha
can young men do.
A cordial invitation Is ex.erdec
to ALL
For Christmas Trees go to Gieslei
Bros. They have them. bots,
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1914-12-10
ELAM-kElFER NUPrIALs.

A very pleasant wedding occurred
at the home of Oscar Keller cl
Little Willow last Wednesday Dec.
End, when his daughter Elsie was
given in marriage to- Byron D. Elan
They We're married at o'cloek in
the afternoon after which a, hounti-
full dinner was served. The young
couple were attended by Helen Nc
Clure and Helen Smith as brides e
maids, and Jay Keifer and Joha
Blackburn as groomsmen. Mr.. and
Mrs. Elan and son from near Boise
were present at the ceremony. The
young couple will make their home
on a homestead in the Little VII
low Valley.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1914-12-10
CHRISTIAN CHURCH.

Rev. Oliver Hover will preach fci
the c8cfEegation at both services
next Sunday. Mrs Hover hss<fSsach-
ed here Before. hes1s a ysShg man
totsexceptiOnal ability and viii bring
a message worth coming a, ,nsar.
The annual cbnSn msesing fer
election of officers and tra1S action
of other business wiz be Held at
the Church "wednesday evening Fec.
18th. All members CT the<Chureh are
urged to be present. v~sza:slsss.
The Sunday school ts planaiig TO
have the White Christmas service
at Christmas time. This is a snew
and practi, al way Of observing Xmas
which carries out the spirit of Christ
when he said, 1T is more blessed to
give than to receive.