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Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1914-01-29

appreciation of the work of the fire
depal tpept and of the great number
of people who rendered help during
the progress of the fire.
Unfortunate it was and a great loss
to he community but there is no dis
position to blame any particular per-
son or condition and they feel the
thing to do is to get the people to
express themselves as to future ac-
ton Most of them have been quite
close to the inner workings Of the
institution. The less falls heavily
upon them and seems almost person
al.
Since the dedication of the build
ing and it's operation much has been
and the responsibility
under many adverse conditions has
at times rested quite heavily upon
the shoulders of the board and some
of the problems have been hard to
work out, but they feel that their ef-
forts have been well spent and they
desire to assure the citizens Of Pay
cite and vicinity and many from the
outside who have offered expressi ms
DE- their appreciation and likewise are
sratified, of the optimistic view our
people are taking of the s'tuat'on
md the expressed determination to
rebuild the institution.
Just as soon as the matter of in
;urance is adjusted, the board viii
ldopt the best means possible to
,ather the sentiment of the commun-
ty and upon that, the future of the
institution will be determined.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1914-01-29
CHRISTIAN CHURCH.

Attend church next Sunday some
where. The Christian church invites
you to attend its services. The pas
tor expects to preach both morning
and evening. We may not always
be able to tell how, but somehow, the
worship of God ON Sunday helps US.
We are all sons or daughters OF
parents or grandparents who were
church goers. They enjoyed it and
were made better by it, let us also
be church goers.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1914-01-29

Two charming Kersingtons we
given by Mrs. Ida Wells on Weanes'
Gay and Friday of last week to a
few friends, After pleasant time
spent in visiting and fancy work the
guests were escorted to the dining
room and seated at one long table
which had for its centerpiece an ex-
quisite piece Of eyelet embroidery up
ON which rested a huge japanese
Primrose. A delicious three course
luncheon .was served. Those invited
for Friday were Mesdames M. E.
Wood, L. w. Spaulding, T. D. Lam
don. A. E. Wood, Hogue, A. S. Soule,
Harader, McComsey, Springstun, Rak-
er. Brown, Boals, Karst, E. G. Scule,
Miss McComsey and Mrs. Ackerman
and Mrs. Carl Jacobsen Those in
vited Wednesday were Mesdanes
Seawell, Carl Jacobsen, Aug, JAG
OLSEN, /. r. Woodward, ]. c. Wood
ward, Jennie Woodward, Chris Hend-
ricksen, F. H. Lyon, Bowker, Brund-
age, Chandler, Ficke. Prestel, Shea
er, Wilbur.
Mr.. and Mrs, Meyer, of Horseshoe
Bend, Idaho, were in Paye.te visiting
with friends. 1t will be remembered
that Mrs. Meyer was formerly Mrs.
Lena Wilson Wilkie, and taught In
the Payette High School three years
ago. g
c. II. Bowman wants poultry, prIc-
=. .n.a n
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1914-01-29

Found-A fountain pen near Y. M.
C. A. Has initials on 1T. Enquire at
this office
The Charles Gudld property on
Sixth Street lis being repapered and
repainted on the inside and will also
be repainted on the outside alter
which it will be occupied by Mr., and
Mrs. Theron Meade.
Has Very Ancient Bible. !
An exchange is authority for the
statement that Mrs. H. Major of New
Plymouth is the owner OF a Bible
which was printed in 1888 or 174o.
Albert White the rural carrier on
route No. has two Bibles which
were published in 1887 and contain
records back considerably over 200
yeerN
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1914-01-29
Dog PoIsoner At Work.

The dog poisoner is at work again
in Payette and several dogs have
been killed the past week, among
them being Ted, DR.. Avey's Dalmath.
ian. Ted was found on the lawn
last Friday evening in the last con-
vulsions of strychnine poisoning and
died shortly afterward. 1t is hard
to conceive of a person that would
wilfuny set out poison for dog
When we attempt to express our
selves and voice our opinion we
lind our command of the English
language inadequate.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1914-01-29

The report of the secretary of the
Payette Valley Produce Company, oi
New Plymouth published last weel
in the New Plymouth Sentinel shows
a decided increase over last year and
will be of considerable surprise to
many people in the Valley. The repor
is as follows:
Amount of milk received during
year, 1,673,62S pounds; cheese made,
166,0S pounds; sales for the year
amount to $24,20S.45. Invoice of the
cheese on hand shows that there is
81, ,631.5S worth of cheese in excess
of last years excess. The total val
ue of cheese made this year amounte
to s25, ,S4O.03.
The meeting of the stockhold-
ers was held in this cfty Saturday. A
large delegation was present from
Letha, who with local stockholders
represented 129 shares of stock.
The board of directors and officers
of last year were reelected for the
ensuing year. The board of directors
are; w. H. Beary, W.T.. Harper, Jas.
Barnard, N. H. Flint, P. Albert and
L. D. Perisho. w. S. Hinchliff was
elected secretary and manager, and
l.. D. Perisho, treasurer.
w. S. Hinchliff, secretary and man
ager of the cheese factory made the
following statement in regard to the
business the past year and for the
for the coming year.
The management wishes to make
the following statement. 1t is un-
seemly to apologize for his best ef-
forts though results have not been
all that might have been hoped for.
The record of the past year has
been written, what of our future
Those who closely watched market
last winter and following
spring, know that the winter market,
while nominally high was very slug
gish. Cheese could not be moved,
though packers and jobbers, having
large stocks on hand maintained the
prevailing high price. This condition
prevailed for several months, then
the market went to pieces.
Cheese that we invoiced at 17c,
January 1, 1913, was sold at runners
reduction. Farther than this our
competitors, the creamery people dur
Lng these conditions paid extremely
high prices for butter fat, as high
as SIC was paid by local creameries.
Now. what are the conditions to-
day. Owing to the heavy reduction
in the tariff ON butter, Importation
from Australia and other countries,
even including Siberia local competi-
tors. though backed by the packing
can pay but 80 cents for
butter fat
Though we earnestly hope there
will be no boom In cheese values,
which would in the long run be detri-
mental to the interests of producer
and consumer, yet prices are now
good and the demand satisfactory.
But what is of very much more i'm
portance, markets seem to be In
good healthy condition. The reduc-
ton of 20 per cent advalorem on
duties on cheese may have some bad
effect in years to come but has done
no harm yet.
The completion OF the bridges
across the Payette river opens UP
much territory which We trust viii
be of much value to our business.
In conclusion we wish to thank the
many friends of our little industry
who have stood by US in the past and
we feel that the confidence of those
who believe that our sphere of use
rulhess In the future will be much
extended, has not been misplaced.
Payette Valley Produce Co.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1914-01-29
Musicale by Portia Ladies.

On Monday evening February ninth
the music committee of the Port a
Club will give a musicale in the
Commercial Club rooms. The enter
tainment will consist of vocal and
instrumental music and reaaiags.
Considerable pains are being taken
by the committee to secure the best
talent in the city. An admission of
twenty-five cents will be charged
and the money earned wih go TO-
ward paying for the piano the lad
les have purchased for the club
rooms.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1914-01-29
FlREMEN,s BALL.

The Payette Volunteer Fire Depart
ment will give dance Thursday ev-
en'ng, February 8. It will be an In
vitation affair. Good music and a
good time is assured.
James Bogart of Boise was in Pay
cite the first part Of this week on
business,
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1914-01-29
Canvas Bids Friday Evening.

Friday evening of this week the
city council will canvas the bids for
the construction of the sidewalk and
curbing in improvement district Ne.
1 recently organized. There have been
thirty five calls for plans and speci-
fications from contractors of Oregon,
Washington, Idaho, Montana and
Utah.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1914-01-29
To Saw Seven
Million Feet

Michigan-Idaho Lumber Company to
Manufacture Lumber Coming Sea-
sor-Now Have Two Million Feet
Of Logs in River With Large Force
Of Men at Work in Camps-To In
crease Capacity Next Season.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1914-01-29
Produce Factory
Makes Showing

Excellent Report Published by Pay
cite Valley Produce Company of
New Plymouth-$25,0o 900 Worth of
Cheese Manufactured Past Year
Receive Twenty Four Per Cent
More MIX.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1914-01-29

Albert E. white, Harry T. Lewis
and R. L. Shaw wnet TO Boise last
Saturday to attend Officers Confer
ence held by First Lieut.. A F. Dan
neminer, Inspector-Instructor of lea
no National Guard.
Word received from Mrs. John Nc
Kinney who recently underwent a
serious operation in Denver is to tee
effect that she Is getting along NICE
ly and the operation has been sue
[caaa,
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1914-01-29

Miss Julia Dixon was in Boise Sum
Day. /
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-05-19
s. aapitcl.

Ser 3ontpansberg, ser Iette Nits-
ldufer Der @ebirgsfettc, sic Siios
Ifrifa II, cine langc Heihc bon Ger.
roiien tbeilt, lit 9eipiiiermaben Die
leste Stife bieier Hieientreppe.
Gr nimnlt ben gat5en norboitliden
Sbeil bon Sranspaal elm ltilo iteiat
itifenformig beruntcr bis Sllr portil.
gieiiihen aiiitc.
SIN ieiner eonSen Musoebmina
reibt iib Spibe an Spise, oeren piele
ei,e Sobe bon 1000 Meter iiber Meer
crreifen.
Die nnenolide @iiite bes 3ont.
p~ansberges, III Der MIR einige GSors
mer ibrc Heiioen5 oif9ei6logen ba.
ben, peiit 5abaoie Sliiiie unO reiBcnbe
WaIierfdae, enee Shluhten ullO
i6attige Sbdler alif irnb lit i'm aroBen
rutb gan5en bon ergreiienoer Not,tr.
ihonbeit.
gis bierbin mar Soiielin &C.
fommer.
Or fam iif faiim aufred,t balten
Dor 0tiioigfcit, aber nit aller Wils
lensfraft f1mpft. er oagegen an unb
b1lt lid itramm i'm Sattel.
Sic Strabe, Die iein Hiero ioe6en
betreten bot, bietet Den Inblif zines
ol Der einen Seite zines ipilftigen
Gelicns iid D~inSicbertoen ifmalen
aarniiies, Der mir lpie ourh Elm @irt.
Der lid iibcr Dem Slbgrunoe 5u bolten
ld]eint.
9as Yaiiiercn ~besielben lit GuBerit
gefdbrlid; Elm ein6iger Scbltritt nno
RDB uno 9eiter i%tiir5en in Die inter
ibren SiiBen id1umenoe 1lutb.
2esbolb nlt6 bat Solielin leinein
Sieblin9SpicrOe Die 3iigel ifieBen
laIien.
0oS mutbi9c. fliise Sbier trG9t
ooppeltc Gait; troboem patft es nid)t
nno nlr IN obgemeiienen f%leirelt
Sdritten ole Sufe iebesmal nit
allBeriter gorii6t aufiesenb, idreitet
es poripGrts.
IS gebt inn iibrigens audi ein
lilt,t 81 ucradtenoer 8orl1iifer por'
aus; n6mlid Siirf, Der treue Sitno
Don Der 6ornt. 3cjetteS Sreino; err
Deib nod ni6tS bon Grmattiing, BELT
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-05-19
10. &aphcl.

sus 3inlbo Soiieliit mitgctbeilt
bate, mos poreefollen NOR, oriifte
oieier inn III bohIrer s%(ilfresiti,g bic
Sano.
n0anfe, 3imbo, tauieno Cant In,
oes 4inOes willen."
g(ber Ser Safer entSog iid ieinen
9anfesbe5eugungen audi biesmal mie
bisber.
ngeten Sic 81, 8ott," Iagte er;
voenn nod iino mir nid)t gerettet.
Oas raienbe Yfero miro ii6 an einem
Der Selien Den ShGoel einrennen;
bic 9anoiten iperben merfen, DOB mir
lie IRE fiibrten uno-ba inns fem an.
berer @eg blieb, ibnen 81 e,tseben,
5l inns suriiffiibren. gis babin ner.
ben aber immerhin nod eitige Stul,-
ben pergeben, laiien sic inns oieiel.
ben benusen."
Sic banoen 3esette mittels elmer
ieiten Sdnur, bic Soiielin als @iirteI
geoient bate, i'm Sattel bes einSig
perbleibenoen Yferoes felt unb iesten
iif a1er 8eidymerniiie beS @eges I'M.
geaftet, ipieOer in Wari6.
8or nnb nod mlrbe Die @egenb
nenieer bergig uno es modte, pie
Simbo ans Dem Stanb Der Sterne be-
redynete, nabe5u Mitternaft iein, oils
Die feline aaraipaile cine meite gbene
erreidte, Die nit bobem @raie oid)t
betpadien mar.
$50 babe id) mid bod nidt geirrt!
9ieies bier lit Die @bete bon Sabi.
9olb fommen mir an bas llfer bes
Sluiies."
Yamela, oie barfuB binter ben BEL.
ben Mdnnern berlief, bate iih Die
iSiibe mi,no eelaufen. Sic iammerte
unb flagte nno peigerte ii6 meiter-
5ugeben.
nNot fur5e Belt @eoulo, quite SD
mela! Sieb, bort binten ihiaert be-
reits Ser SInB. Gin ieinem ltfer mol
len mir iibernadten; morgen leBen
mir iiber unb bann iinb mir gerettet."
60 gut es ebeil ging, tradteten Die
Sliihtlinge poripdrts 5u fomnmen; err
miioet unb iibermnttet marert ne ale
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-05-19

ten nift mebr melt iein, ereriif err sic
8renneiieln, rieb banit enersiid iiber
Die Naienfliigel bes trelen Sbieres,
manbte ii1 riidtpGrts nnb Itieb linn
iein Weiier tief 5piiden Die Hippen.
9as arme Yfero bGnmte iid), lpie-
berte lai,t auf Dor SdymerS unb jagte
in raien6em 8alopp bon banner.
ginen ausenblif lang iolgtc
3inrbo Dem oaponeilen6en Yferoe nit
ben 9liden, bann 9ing er uno per.
bare iib binter einem Selienpor-
Ipritnge.
Gs mar bie Dohite Belt.
@Ieih baraiif ipreneten bie beibelt
@lafburnS, Der 0icomte uno Swani,
Die Die Slltht bes geaiidltcn Sbieres
gebort batten, poriiber uno lesten
Dem Yferoe mad.
Die Gift oes alien &uffern ipar &C.
llngen.
Ser @ott 3esettes lei gelobt. Iag
er mir meine @rauiamfeit persei.
ben" iaste err uno iab Die grauoltif.
ter BEL elmer @esebieglng Der.
iftpinoen.
Or trat berpor uno BEETLE iidL iid)
ieinen @efdbrten mieoer 5li5ilaeicllen,
Die i'm in Sohesangit errparteten.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-05-19

mo Der alte 3imbo nlb Soilcliu, bic
lett Ocm Sorubenoe nid)ts nlcbr iiber
Die Sippen gebrnht battcll, hieliell lid,
rtur inter NmpenOuug ser GubcrIteu
WiQensfrait aufred,t.
TloBli6 b0rtc Die grasbcuadaenc
Gbene, mic eS III Slirita, no Sic 8c6c-
tatlon nld,t ielten ganS iiberrnideno
lhnel medlielt, bGitli9 porfommt. mi
lino mud}te etnem muhrcn y8dlo bon
S6ilfrobr Elat, mcldeo bel ner icGi.
gen SabrcS5clt dlia9ctrofnet lpnr luth
Die langcn Stellgel mie Sauiell0e bon
9ta0eln in Ole Sohc refte.
9os Iorm1rtsidneitcn ullroe be.
ldNpcriid)er ais jc 5lipor: 3imbo be.
fano lid mieoer oil ser Spite Der
fleil,en aaropane. Sbuc lid) nllt oic
n~ft5dbligen fIeinen @unoen. Die CT
ourd, oas ipieigc Sd,ilf %Dapontrug,
I'M mllloeIten 5l fiinrncrIL brndl CT
nit Dem Robre ieincs M~cpplpers Die
Stelgel unb mahte Den 0nrfgaltg
frei.
Haf) elmer miibiamen hal6en
.Stllnoe mar Der SdilhpalO paiiicrt;
man iiiblte mieoer oie tp~oDltMleiOc
Stride bes toben 8raieS llno b0rtc
i'm Sunfel Der Nad)t III 9erihaer gllt.
fernirng oas R1li6eu mes 5luiies,
oeilen @aiier iebr bod itanoen.
v8ir fonncn Soft mndlcn." iaqtc
ooS Saupt Der fleinen Srlrppc.
Man bieb einige Dieter inn GilaOrot
oas @ras ab, breitete cine Der 9edelt,
Die Sciielit nit lid iiibrte, uuf ben
9oben uib bettete Die Dor aGlfc uno
I%ltfregilng 5itternbe 3e5ette barali.
Homela ipifelte Die aleinc nod feit III
Die Speite Der 9efen ltno foIgte ooilll
Dem 9eiIpiele Der beioen3 0iGnlcr, Die
Der Rube pilegten 10 gut cs ebell
gina. aga3& lur 1rl aaala
gs pnr friid) bier 6rauBen ultb
Gortiesung aitf ser 4. Seite.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-05-19
Roman BON GkarIesSsIs
Is g.

Soiielin hattie ben @rtrue leines
8erfullfes bireft inter lellle Stnpur'
aen aetbeilt, ~iporalf Die eilten, erfreui
iiber Sen unerporteten @emint, lid
nuh alipoam begoben, mabreno DIE
anberen gleid BET 8anoercom poer
ieinem Hadbar III Sienit traten.
Damn botte Solielin iein beItes
Sferb beitiegeu. bate elnen lebr
ifmeren 9eberiaf Dor it'd all Den
Sattel befeItiet unb lid Damn naeill
9egen Often geipnnot, IN Der Ihiiht,
iiber ben Sontpansberg uno bns go
lafitbal ndh Salren5o Warqne5 5ll
reitelt.
3ieier obei1teuerlife Ylon 1tno Die
Gle. Die Soiidin ge5eigt batte, bot
ten ollerbings bas @ritarnen oes
brapen 8anocrcam in bobem WdBe
erreet, inoe'ien Der aoloniit bate fei-
men itif,baItigen @runo g%etunoen,
Dem Sran5oien 81 miBtrauefl. ST
botte lid geiaet, oaB er fiir iein Sbeil
eut iebr gutes 8eIfdft gema6t babe
l,no DaB allies iibrige fir i'm beoelts
tungslos lei.
Gie beioen glafbllrlls lrib Ser @i.
comte nnren mie p%eriteinert.
Ger Shlnumeier bat Ieinen Tlalt
in gart5 pprSiiglifer @eiie 5ur Ilts.
fiihrirug gebradtl Sas batteit OH
p~orausieben irno did nid)t Die elm
Starr an Der Ndie berllmfiibren lai-
len m%iiiienJ". itrie Sim uno brobte
Dem Sicomte bon nellenl NIT Der ee-
bollten Sallit.
,9lber oieier batte lid Die friibere
grfabrung 5iinuse gernaht nno mar
l1id)t gelonnen, lid nod ein1nal iiber.
rllmpeln 81 laiIen.
Or sriff nad] ieinem Hepolper unb
mid einiee Sdritte 5uriid.
,0u bit elm Gorr, Sim. @enn es
dltbers mare, iGbeIt On ifon lange
i'm Sattel, Inn ben Willionen naf5l,-
lager.
sSbnen -nadioaen2 ,@ieio Oenn
AETNEHL - ~
lirlo peber2" ,-,6
.@enn if nidt IRE, 10 fam mein
Gr-Eairon MIR Oird) Srpei biht neben.
chamber liegenbe Sdlldtcn bes
3ontpansberg IN bas Salati. 5bol &c.
laneen; elm 10 ifper b~elooenes 8ierb
nie oos unieres 5liihtlings lG,,ft
nift obne feline Splrren auf Dem bon
linn 5rritfgeleeten 8e9e 81 binter-
loiien bieie fonnen mir aufillfen llnb
Die Sage nieoer a%i,fnebmen, Die lins
I'M; 10 Ieifter merben ipirb, oils
Spani nit allen 8eaen iiher ons @e.
birge ean5 genaurbefdnnt iein muB."
Soc DanOte iif benz Mufieher all.
%Sit esa pirflid moglifD Sen
Sliihtling e%inSnboIen?" iragte er.
y9as mill ib meinen," mar Die
Intrport.
0as Srio mar 5ufriebcn, lil1b I'm.
ter Der Siibritng Oes Shlparsen
ipanbte nan iif) ben eriten aGrmen
bcs 3ontponsberges 81, Der not
Often bin ben &ori5ont begren5ie.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-05-19

mlebr poer- ipel,iaer mad)t lolfell
aberdeen irihts ATS. Tielleid)t miiien
lie iest if,on, bab Sic Sbre Heiierolte
1nberten bel Der &auoercnm'ihcn
Sarm! User peiBy Oh lie niht binter
inns her iinO,~
u@liifliherlpeile baben mir eiieit
giten 8oripruule Dor linen porolts."
Gen fonnen lie %einbolen, mo mas
Die @ege anbelangt 10 fennt Der Seil-
felsferl, Der Sipnni, Der ihnen bel
allen Sfleftiefeiten bilft, bier eben-
ioeut Weg nnb Steg mie ih. gs
orobt ms groBe 8efabr! Nr,r iuenn
mir uniere 6einbe alif Die falihe
Jabrte bringeil, f0nnet mir inns ret
ten" 81
Soiielin NOR gars 3irn6os aniidt.
Sm Sanbninorebeit mar Gdiar geiats
telt ilno Der Seorridf a,tgeihnallt.
Gann Iagte er: sd bin bereit."
3imbos llno Yamclas 8feroe mo-
rem BON Dem langen Hitt gan5 er.
ifopft. Sroboem iolgten Tie BON
neilem miais ibren Siibrern. 3eaette
bate ibren 8las BEL 3imbo mieber
eingenommen. Or belt iie nit frdf-
tieem Irme, ,tno Der fleinen &olonne
poralsreitenb. tpies er na6 Siiben
NIT ben @orten:
,Wtiltb, Srennbe! Wittb! 8or
Sagesanbrtb fonnelt mir oas 60
lati- erreidt babelt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-05-19

Gortiesung ailf ser 4. Seitc.)
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1914-04-16

The Devils Lake Inter-Ocean gave
Congressman Norton a two-column
boost and sent blue penciled copies to
all of the publishers in his district,
with hopes, we presume, that the ar
ticlc would be copied. We have no
particular quarrel with Mr.. Norton at
this time, but the Inter Ocean is pub
lished outside of his district and the
publishers of the Third are wondering
just why the Inter-O Ocean is taking
so much interest. 1t is understood
that Bloom owns the Inter-Ocean and
thru the influence of Norton when he
was Secretary Of State, the Devils
Lake Journal, another Bloom publica-
ton, secured thousands of dollars
worth of printing. If our Congress
man desires to receive any support
from the publishers of the Third, we'd
advise him to keep Colonel Bloom
quiet-if possible.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1914-04-16

time, as we are acquainted with good
many Of them, and find them to be a
bunch of pretty good Indians.
We understand they took in seven
new members last Thursday night.
From the noise heard on the street
some of them were scared or badly
excited. n.
One of our good neighbors had bust
ness in Grand Forks two weeks ago.
Everybody thought he was after some
machinery, but what did that Swede
do but go and get married. He stole
a march on all of US, but after hav-
ing met Mrs. Pearson we are prepared
to say, we'll done, good and faithful
servant, enter thou into the joys Of
welded life. We congratulate you
Nels, on your good judgment and in
bringing to our neighborhood lady
we are all proud of.
! A great many of our farmers are
discing their summer-fallow and fall
blowing to start the weeds. After the
ground has warmed up and the weeds
have started the ground will be work.
ed down and seeded to different kinds
of grain. This looks sensible to us,
for we have to plan some way to start
and kill Russian thistle if we expect
to raise any kind of crops.
| f. P. Waters, state Grange organ
izer, started a Grange here March 10,
with 81 members; also one in Rolling
Green township with as many more
than we have here. Our Grange here
Z, in Des Laos township has taken in
thirty new members and the end is not
yet in sight. For want of room we
are going to hold our next meeting in
the |. O.. 0. F. hall, Wednesday even
ing, April Is. We have number Of
new members to take in after which
we will have musical program. Then
comes the main attraction, a good old
farmer feed. Looking at the Grange
from social standpoint we think it is
grand thing for any community.
Once month or once every two weeks
the farmers all get together and after
the routine business Of the order Is
disposed Of, evrything is turned over
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but will have its beneficial features
Here's a suggestion for Valley City
The North Dakota Editorial Associa.
ton will meet there Friday and Sat.
urday, July 10 and IL. A rare oppor.
tunity for the Valley City churches to
fill their pulpits the following Sunday
Editor Guild of Fargo; De La from
Balfour; Little Mac" of Flasher;
"Jawn" Charmley of Mott; P. R.
Trubshaw of Valley City; Mr.. Davies
of Grand Forks and a score or more
of the other eloquent editors to choose
from, who could fill the Valley City
pulpits and fill them with credit, too.
They'd draw crowd for they'd be
advertised. We'd gladly linger in
Valley City day longer for such a
treat.
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Nature fashioned beautiful site
for our city, indeed no city in the state
can boast of such picturesque loca-
ton. The broad valley with towering
hills on either side makes an ideal
spot for the city Of homes. The MUIR
nuring Mouse, a winding, beautiful
stream, flows peacefully thru the heart
of the city on it's way to the North.
land, and yet we have some citizens
who are doing their best to defle the
stream by dumping ashes, garbage
and even manure over it's banks, pol.
luting the water and defacing our nat
ural scenery. An ordinance against
this, but it is seldom enforced. In our
cleanup campaign it might be we'll to
take cognizance of this.