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Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1915-08-12
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| AOSAL IVCCAc
The Farmers picnic at CIRCUITS
grove last Thursday was attended
by something over one thousand
people and all felt they were repaid
for going. The first prize for the best
essay On Idaho, by boy Is years
Or under, was awarded to Horace Ar
ment, the second to Clarence R.
Strawn of Fruitland All regretted
Senator Borah's inability to be pres
snt. DR.. o. E. Sisson gave an ex-
cellent address on education, laying
special stress on the need of teach
ing our children the things that lat
er in life they will have to do. Mr..
lC. D. Hubbard of Kuna spoke on
the advantage to farmers of such
system.
MrFred Shamberger of Baltimore
Md. told of their schools and what
success they were having in using
the cooperation plan of raising the
school moneys. So that the rich
districts helped the poor. Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry Wilson gave two fine
musical selections on violin and
piano. The solos by Mr.. Cassel
were greatly enjoyed, while the
Rough Necks and Payette band de-
lighted all present The picnic is to
De made an annual affair to be-
acid sometime during the first week
n Aug. If you failed to be present
this year you ought not to miss it
again.
The members of the class of 1914
of the Fruitland High School held
4 reunion at Mckinney Island, Thurs
Aug. 5. and with the exception of
two were all present. This first
gathering proved a very pleasant
occasion and all are hoping that it
may be repeated,
ion and all are hoing that 1t may
be repeated.
The entertainment given by the
.B.Y.P.U. and the choir at the Baptist
church Sunday evening was very
good and enjoyed by large congre-
CATION. Waldo Holman gave reading
THE Lord Reigneth", Velma Spain
hover read "David's Lament fer Abb
SALON., and another reading was CIV
en- by Enid Greip. Mr.. Blakesly and
Mrs. Richardson sang solos and Mr..
Harry Wilson accompanied by Mrs.
Wilson rendered some excellent vio-
lin solos. The pantomime was very
good and showed excellent training.
These entertainments are helpful to
those who give them and to those
who hear,
The Hollenbecks had family re-
union on Birding Island, Sunday
twenty were present to enjoy the
day. 1t was also to celebrate Mr..
aollenbeck's birthday which occurs
in a few days. Those present were
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Hollenbeck and
family, Mr.. and Mrs. F. w. Smith
and family of Washoe, Mr.. and
Mrs. Gerald Hollenbeck, Mr.. and
Mrs. Chas. Rich, Marian Kinsey,
Josephine Pardunn, and Anna Ca
viness.
The Scandinavian people in this
community will hold a picnic at the
home of Nels Pearson, two miles
east of Fruitland, on Friday, Aug. ~,
at IL O'Clock. This is designed as
time for getting acquainted. There
will be addresses and good music.
All Scandinavian people are invited
to be present.
Foot sore and weary traveller
lost his shoe, a tan oxford on che
Ontario road. He may have been at
outs with his shoe and discarded
the hurtful thing or he may have
lost it accidentally, but at any rate
II he desires to mate up with his
shoe again he can find 1t at the
home of NJ. B. Sherman. The snoe
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1915-08-12

FARM TO RENT: 40 acres choice
grain land to rent on Fruitland bench
two miles from Ontario. Especially
good terms. Phone. Fruiuand 1872.
July 20, 1915.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1915-08-12

One of the best Durham bulls In
this county at Ranch of c. F. Drap-
er, one and half miles west OF
Payette. Terms, s1.O0 cash. Privilege
OF return. adv 21tf.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1915-08-12

WANTED: Man and wife for ranch
Permanent place for right parties.
"A. J.. Pence, Phone 399-fl3. IL.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1915-08-12

We have fresh buttermilk every
day. Farmers Cooperative Cream
cry. 9Th st. & First Ave, South. 2Stf,
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1915-08-12

FOR SALE; Seven shoats, weight
about 1,lbs. Also rigs, weaners..-
Phone 8s2fJ1 2stf.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1915-08-12

The Sixth Annual Malheur Coun-
ty Fair will be held in Ontario, Sept
ember 81, %, 2S, "a, 1915. Five days
programme in four days Fair.
adv. S1tt.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1915-08-12

FOR TRADE: Pigs and Shoats fol
Bees.-H. L. Settle, phone 154-r.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1915-08-12

Is nearly new and bears the New
ton trade mark.
A large concourse of people gath
cred at the Methodist church Mon
day evening to listen to Rev. w
G. MacLaren, Superintendent o
the Pacific Coast Rescue and Pro
tective Society of Portland, Ore
gon. His address was full of inter
est to all people interested in the
betterment of society. He told OF
his work in fighting the traffic in
young girls and paid glowing tri-
butte to Ex-Governor Vests cam
paigns against vice. He spoke in
the highest terms of the Oregon
Abatement Law, which gives the
judges and officers of the law, au-
thority to close public nufsances,
upon evidence, without jury trial.
Under this law many notorious
places have been closed. The views
were taken from real life and
p tSthttd III d fCiy SiCdl
the actual work that is being done
Mr.. Arthur Lynn sang half dozen
selections in which his remarkable
talent as a soloist was manifest. All
who heard felt that he has in
truth a golden tenor voice. ASIDE
from the attractive features of the
evening, the real purpose of the
service was to let the people know
the dangers and alarming prevalence
of the social evil The people who |
heard him will be in less danger
from the emissaries of the pit, be-
cause to be forewarned is to be
Such services can but
lift the moral tone and cause great
or esteem for virtue In every COM
nunity. All should be glad that
he forces of Righteousness are
to cope with vice In such
IN effective manner,
At meeting of the School
Board Monday evening, the con-
racts for driving the wagons the
oming year were let to the fcl-
owino nerSons
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1915-08-12

The contract for janitor was let
to Otto Diehm The house owned by
R. J. Rowse has been rented for
the Domestic Science work. School
will begin on Sept. ia.
Thirty-fiye young people gathered
at the home of Florence Anderson
Thursday night for ice-cream and
cake after having spent some tine
on the Payette River,
Denny and Co., are busy packing
out a carload of early prunes. The
busy season will begin in about ten
days.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-10-18
5tilrn1en 100 Meter boben Serg,
9iuocnbnrg i6last bic Muien bel Wiitan.
2seridjt oc5 ocntGGem e,euerafllaGs.

gcrliu II, H. Sfubcr (brabipS uud SaDuac N.-g). Se
bentd6tcrrcn grmn babn bnlo pe DC Snlgan meme Wef
Turtidc ibrem Nclbimg Die Scrbcn genaad)f
Nnf Der Gnirun ubcu Tomara Sinocnbnrg nno @cnca
Eninseu Grfogc crtritn.
lic Mufnonno urb in bm bcn Der bcntlhn ubcrtcn
ccresctnng ansgcscbenn omn Scri acmnd Nadcbeno Der
puaiGubg Snbalt Der Wittbcinns
&cilidcr &ricg d)anplat.
Sic bncn Srnppcn babn ben mcniden IbDnn9 DC" @art
manuuer Teino geior mcroen ganmt nndloc nc
uurber oi icinSlidn sdbcnsrabn pOag 5crtprt batcn
Wlamslciinng benti Gcn Tltcgcrs
"ienenant Spce fat ino0td non Sonan enn ran5ondcn
Sdladtgeupan scipcn Sc lit Der mnt Mcopar orr
nnerbab aau, fHrser 3c ynnun Spcl GrDc gbrud
SeIlihcr &rieg II d)anplab.
Si NrmccNapp Dem &pmmnnSp oes Selomnrinhs pon
Subenbura hat Die 9nieu EpTpnn Dnd itnn
upn nub nuroDih rpf Gun M Den 6ah WlNn
gctrben.
9lid Nnanrs lb!id Smpr9on mnroen mePrere
Nnarif abaelhagcn Sebmara0 @incnbngS Srnp
pcn bnben ueun Sfierc 4iO Iann cangnen gcmnht
Die General SnNngcn bat III Der Hae pon Mnl
ep,c Die 9micn Hbr ben Stpr scuorcn.
Valfnn .@ricgs hanplab,
S bcuden 0tcrrcihidnn9nrden nnb buaariden Srnppen
ridu Geared in Sebcu SDben mod Wfgrdo be-
nScn Gd ben SGuSen Senen Ge m inter neral pon
aluib Tcub ncr MALTA (mbwcfld Opn Semenor nrnd
gcupricn.
Die bnaardc Nrm Scr Tmbrnng Scs Generals ypDap1le
hat cnen e6craana Ganf wines Smpt eruhn
aen Den S Wc geg W!OpupcG tnrmt sic ba 1OO
rben Nonpnen crbcnct Sc bngnrdcn
Srnppcn limb and in Der 9idlnn9 AMI Firpi crrgernft
Die ADmmanDu ocs NclomardaDs Don Wafenen
fat bis jett 6S Nbdc &anoneu crbcntet"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-10-18

iicb 5rn Gingriii in bic S6lod)t -
,Snionterie 9ipilionen ltn0 Die &c
iannultc belgild)c Nrnlcc bercit.
9rCiuiertel Der gelalllnlten frnn6os
lilchcn StrietfrGitc mcr0en li0 an DER
Gcntrol. Shladlt bctbeiliQeL unters
Itiibt BON 5meitulllen0 lhmeren Se.
ihilbcn II. 6rcitnltlcno 6clogcNhnben
Scr &orrotb bon Wtnition lit jeet
gr0Br ols 81 Negim oes arlcaes.
}lac &orbc0ingllngcn fiir lthcrcll
Griolg limo iebt gegebcn. IS mire
crinnerlicl icir, ooB bel Der lettcn
Ciieniipc in Der 9tQbc bon 9lrras mlr
ctno iilni5ebn GiDiiionen imo 800
iflpere @ei6ilbc ollfgebradt uuroen.
(@e5eitbnet) Soiire"
Rene @liitbc Ncs Gent
denIo les.
9on0on, Il. Sftobcr. Iil
Son0oner Gr5leblng@ Nlttorltnfel
ploncn angeblid Die Giniebnn8 oer
iponiid)cn Sprodc al SteIle oet
0cltticben I'M 2ebrplon Der 0iientli6cr
Shulen lno bel Friiilngen.
Gincr Der 9efiirlporter oieier 9lcn
0erllng crtlurtc::
.@ir lpollen Den ocutiben Sunoe
tiht baben; mir luiiniden Den lilo
amcrifnniihen Sanoel."
Gic 9cpte Der oenti d. er
Eau d) buotc-6t0 z d) d)iffc.
,Sm 6aoa II. Sftober. - Go;
oeittide Neihsmarine.9lnlt hat clnt
anttIihc }!nfiinoigltng crlaiien, Scr
5ltiolge ieit Seginn oca arieges 6li
Sfifie pcrienft ulroclL einldlieblld
Transport itlo ,SiihcrlNbpei9e.
Ter BcianIrnt.Halillnbalt oieiel
Shiiic miro mlf 1.055, sos Sonnel
nngegebcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-10-18

Gr bolntaroirtc bic Ocgcno lilo.
lid Don Iirrlloc im0 Den Giltrlft
5lpiihcn Stcenitruetc ltnO Dem 61br'
nlanns.@mla.
u 9lngeblihcr Grfolg Der
&tolicncr.
y ONT nio |nris, H. Sftobcr. ~
Iic Stolicner bobcn ongeblid Frr'
gaiino, cine Itrotcaiicb Wid,ti8c Eoii-
tion scr 9iipu &ertbciOigllngslinle
in Srcntino, critiIrmt Iicic aunoc
bringt cine bclltc bier erloilcne pili.
5icllc .Vilttbcillmg.
Gin mcttcrcr Nrmcc.
Yefebl Ocs @cnc'
rails Soffre.
9crlin II. Sftobcr (orubtlp5
nod) SoppiQc, 9.D). - Die nod.
ite1enoe omtlidc 2Infilnoigung lullroc
bclltc bier genlocGi:
yMclhc 0offnltngen liniere 6ein0c
in ibre lebtc groBe Gffeniipbepeglln9
letten uno peldlc groben Srlppen-
n,diien iic ms 6elo innbten gebt ne
ben Dem bercitS Der0ffentlidten Nr.
nccbcfe1( ocS Generals Soffre ppnl
IA. Septeinber aus Dem ndhItebel.
ben 5neesbefebl berpor, Der im BE
iisc eines gcTollenen frnn6olt'hell
Stnbsoiii5ierS gcillnoen lpnrbc:
uSauptquurtier Der N't-Armee,
orittcs gurcoll gtr. f2.975. 0ene-
rnl.Salptqlturtier, q. September.
@ebeimbeiebI iilr Die roroide lmb
nlittlere glrnlec (9ruppc.
9lllen Heginentern nlllb crflurt
lucroelL nit lpcldiem cnormen araft-
ollfipono ser Goritob Der iran8oiiidell
nno britiihen 2Irmcen ousgciilbrt
lpcroen miro.
9ln ocl Sperntlonen iueroen tbeii-
ncbmell: 50 Giuiiionen infer @ene-
raj Gultelnon, Is 0ipiiionen untcr
General Sod i3 engliifc Dipilionell
nno 10 aopoacrie.G Giuiiioneh oorun.
ter iiini engliide. slubcroenl baltert
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-10-18
Atit9sre6t.
Sir Musfan profla=
mirt.
Hebplntipndrc Seiucging
oebnt iid) aus.

gSo9 Die 9(uiirtcn III ibrcn mtIithcn
@cridtcn ioqen. - Gic @}ittbei-
mngen OcS irun50iiiAen aric9S,
bureaus. - Ger bclgiiche @eri6t.
Stolicncr mel0cn GrioIg.
6ron50iiihc 6lieger lpericn orci.
Big @onben nuf Sricr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-10-18
Nr. 291.
Siinf Nlenidjenleben perloren.

Nielc@eripnen uerlebt. - get eltert
@ronOc in einer Niietbsfnernc ii
, Mem PORT. - 9ta6ldlligtctt ei'
nc3 NouSbepo6nerS angeblid Die
llriohc Oc3 lln9liifS. 49, 6cller'
luebr leiitet NeroiideS.
u cm Dort, II. Gtto6er -@nc
6cuersbrunt in elmer iiinfItodigen
H''.ctbsfaierne IN 9ir. 2t27, 3. 9lpcy
iorocrtc iiiui 9Fcnitenle6en sum
Cpier. Cine aroBc 2lnjubl anOerer
Ecrionen critten mcbr o0cr ninoer
ihntrc Gcrlcbllngen.
2ic loOtcn iinO: 6rou 9tcttic
@locbol, "a Sabre aft Srpin9 @lo'
dlal, / Sabre alt; 6rau 5ulia @ell5,
3S Sabre olt; 9lnnu @en5, 10 Sabre
ait ltno Nae Men5, l3 Sabre alt.
Gas 6euer nabm flrj uor Cages
onbrld in einem &oblcn- luo SoI5'
&ericblog IN Dem aclcr leinen llr'
putng, unb bic 6Iammcn rrdBcn lid
Ourd) Die Gefe binourd lno al Der
lrcppc cnlppr, iooab Scr 9luaiucg
iibcr Die Srcppe nbgeidnitten lpnr.
1ic ,5eucrpebr, in tbattr0Itigcr
@eiic bon Der Eoli5ei lntcrltilbt, lei'
Itete S5croiihcS bei Der fcttung Der
Gemobncr oeS 0dllles mo Der Be
f1npflng scr 6latlmcn
Gic 2cidcn bon tSrall @en5 llno
ibren bcioen lodteru murocn I'M
Bette gcflmocn. Sic 6rallcn maren
oifcnbar critidt, bcUor tic erlpahten. ,
6rau @loful unb ibr Sobndleh
muroen toot na6c cinem 6enItcr our-
gcflnocn. oaa 5u ser Gettlngslcltcr
fiibrtc. 9ie 6rau bate nit ibrenl
a0rpcr onS aino gegen bic 6Ianlnlcl
81 idilten gciutt. Sbr @atte mlroe
gcrettet.
Bon Den SHmerperlcbten befinoet
iiA @err unO 6roll Charles N'Srien
i'm $1arlenl-Soipitul; ibr 3uItano
miro als fritiiA angeicberL oa lic
Hnud) mo 6lunlnen einabtnleten.
6rar Gltiiie 2ubresm unG lire 12-
iibrige Sodtcr crlittcn gefdbrlihe
9rnnomlu1oen.
IS miro geglalibt, oob oie llrIddc
oeS perb1ngniBoollen granoes in Der
9tadlaiiigfeit ciilcs Der SauSbefpob'
ncr III iucben it, Ser angeblid cine
brennenbe Serge IN Dem aoblen'Ncr'
ld)lag 5llrildgelniien battc.
,n Dem Snnic mobnien aht 6anl'
licn; i'm eriten Stodlucrfe beIanOcll
licb 5mci 9oocn. Gas @eb1noe uuroe
iait ganj allagebramt, uno Der Alia'
terialid)ooen lit cin bcoelltenocr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-10-18

angcfonlnen uno uia Ntoraua.Sbol
bis on oie Clinic Subouithe, Salafu'
pob, Snolianuj ltno @raoeuo.
Gic Gerber baben oos liter Der
Gonou bis natb NoIubnb gerdllmt."
@rie6iihes Golf tim mt
Gnti d dei0nng Der VI e.
gicrHngjlt.
9crlin. II. Sttobcr, orabtlo9
nah Soppiac, N..s. Cine 0cpcid]e
ans 9ltben al oen YScrliner Sofais
9ln5ciger" erfl1rt, ooB Die Gntidci'
ounN ser gricd)iichen Jlegierung, nifr
jl @unitcu Serbien's cin5ugrciIcn
pom elmer acknowledgement !piebrbeit
oes grichiiden @olfcS nit GROCER
@cmtgtbullng begriibt mllr0c, iu bc'
rid)tet Die lleberieeiidIe 9tahridlten'
9lgentur
Sic 1cpeidc fiigt binilL oob jll-
gleicb init Der Gntifeibitng Der grie'
diihen 9iegicrllng gtdbercS iibcr oct
gried)iid ierbiidIen Scrtrag be.
funnt uurbc. Innnd) inb Der Ser
trug uor, oo6 cill Gains iucoeris damn
ols gegcbcn jlt betrud)ten ci lpdnt
Serbien bon elmer cinjelnelI .giadt
ungegriiicr mcroe, udhrcuo Serbicll
lest 1eqen 9elltidlano, SeiterrcidI.
llngarn imo 9lllgarien &rieg fiibrI.
Gem Serben aronprtni
orobtc @efangen-
nabme,
9lniteroam, II. Oft, uiu Sons
BON. aronprini sllerunoer oon
Ser6ien entging nit frupper 9tntb
Der @eiangennnbnlc. nls Die ungarl'
iden Srltppen 9el9rao eirnabnrcn.
0ies miro in einer 9ufareiter Nepe'
idje oil Die .9erliner arenj5eitiung"
genleloet. Gle Eepeid)e jollt Ser Su.
picrfeit 0cs Erin5en eiiien luarmen
Sribut. Ter Yrili lciietc angeblidl
bis 5mn letten slitgenblid periorlicl
Ole Staot
Webrere Sfiiiierc ans oenl Stubc
ocs Erin5en iuuroen aetootet ooer
geinngen acnornnen
Gines Ser befannten Be-
trpgrabcr 9ementis.
Yetroerao. IL. Sftober (uia
9onoon). Gic ociitide Melouna,
oaB Der riliiiit)e 0eianote an 8rie-
denInnb iid anidjide, sltben slt Der.
laiicn. miro bier ofiisiea ais ..reinc
grfinouna4 beseihnet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-10-18

pNlCullS. - 1tl uCI8lIul~ Stllui'
Stulicncr melocn GrfolG. -
6ron50iiihc 6licger lperfcn orci-
Big 9omben nuf Sricr.
Gctro1roo. II. Cttobcr "ptn
9pn0om. - Sin lltla DeS G5arcn 1T
crloiicl luprocn luelher illr oleStoot
Moofau lulo Den Nioafou.2 2iltrltt
oaa ariegare6t protlumirt.
(Sn letter 3eit mcbrten llb ole
Meloungen Don 9ltbcIforlngen i'll
&crbinoung nit Strifes mo lonltl.
gen 9llsidrcitungcn in .UtoafalL bel
bcncn uiele Gerionen getootet lporoen
iein iollen.
@erliner Ycri6tc ingtell OoB Die
9lusbriihe gcraoc5u Den GDorattcr
elmer Mepolltion ongcuomlncn bottcn,
lmo Tcpeihen aus nertrnlen S0noern
baben beltGti9t, ooB bic Sitlation
oiicnbor Seine crnItc IT'D
Gas Barrier u beno
Snllctin.
Taris, II. SftobCr. - Gas
bette 9lbeno pom irun5oliibcn
aricgsbiircou pcr0ffcntlihtc oIfl5ielle
Bulletin bot nuhltebenoen @ortlolt:
y0or 2oos, Dor Dem u9ois-oe-
Sadie" un0 oltli6 pon Sou6ej oall.
ern lebboitc 9Irtilleric-Gnelc tort.
gSir baben lmlerc Eplitioncn im 8l-
penhp- -@aloe olsgebaut.
sln ber 9lisne baben lid) III Der
llnoebun1 Don Oooet 9tobfumpfe
obgeipielt, bel 0cnen @anogranatcn
sur @erlpcn0lmg famcn.
,5n Der Gbanpagnc CAB c3 en-
9lrtiQerie- -9ombaroemcnt pom 0roBer
6eftigfeit, uprrebmlif IN Der Ne.
geno Don Sobure.
glif Der lotbringllhen Srplt bd'
ben mir Die aanonaoe oe5 6enoea
ourh Elm iebr ulrtiamca Seller crs
hubert, mel1ea al mebreren Fllnt=
TEN IN oen 0erti6en Sinien naDe
9eintrcp, 9lmenoncourt lmo @ons
oreeon ben 9lllabru0 pon tSellcr SIR
6olge bate.
gSieocrboltc, icbr ener0ll6c &c.
genan9riiic Der GeltiNen gcgcn III
ierc Stelllngen n0rolidb Don Nelllon
murbcn ourh unier 6ellcr 5um StiIl-
ltnnO gebrad)t.
Sran5oiii dc j ltcger ii b CT
(rlcr.
ga bic Ieltihcl III letter ,}cit
lpicocr mcbrerc .9lngriffc gcgelt
engliihc St16te ullternonlmen ba-
ben, llno oa geItern elmer Der oellt
itben gernplnne 5lpei Sonlben anr
9lancp berabuari bat bclte cine
@ruppe unierer 2leroplane Die Stnot
Jricr Gin scr 9ihein, Erouin5) ongc-
griiicn. Gina oreiBig Sonl6en mur-
oen berabgeluprier."
@ns bnS irnn50iild dc
aricgS b iircail iagt.
Yuria, II. Sftober GnS
iraB0iiid)e ariegabiireall erlicb belltc
| Nad)mittog cin offi5iclles Commit
lliaue, pelhes BON nngebli6en Grfol-
| gen Der 1Sran5oicn i'll slrtoiS uno IN
2otbringcn beridtct.
Siib5itlid BON 9ienoillc St. Taalt
ill Slrtoi3, nabnen oic iran50iihcl,
5rltppen Dem 9crid)te nod cine Se'
feitignna oes 6einoeS, Die tic gegcr
mebrere idarfe Ge9enangriIfe Der
/ Ieutidyen 6e1allpteten.
,Sn 9otbrin9en gelang es Del
| 3rnnsoirn, r0rolid) Don 9ielllol
| sfiiBengr1bcn oeS Jcinoes alli cilicr
| iront BON etlpa 100 Metcrn jll ne6'
| men.
Sran56iiide 6licgcr III
9lftipn
5rans6iiidc ,Slieger babcll cine
oeutihc Gcrpropialltirltngs Statior
| bel Mai,ieres b'A5noangc mo Der
9abnboi bon 9lpricourt nit Bomber
bclegt.
Scr belQiihe 9eridt.
Earis II. Cftober. @on1
telgiiden glrincrs@nnptqlurter lpllr'
, oe bcllte bic fpl9enoc 9cfdnntlla'
dung crIaiien:
Sic lebte 9taht il1o Der belltigt
Dlorgen iino pcrbdltnibnlabig rrbil
, perlaliien. slm 9iahnlittag legtt
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The Idaho Republican., 1915-10-01
NOTICE TO CREDITORS

In the probate court of the county
of Bingham, state of Idaho.
In the matter of the estate of Ma
tilda J. Pope, deceased:
Notice is hereby given, by the un
dersigned. William H. Pope, admin
istrator of the estate of Matilda ]
Pope, deceased, to the creditors Of
and all persons having claims
against, the said deceased to exhibit
them, with the necessary vouchers
within 10 months after the first pub
lication of this notice, to said admin.
istrator at the office of w. A. Beak-
ley, attorney at law, Blackfoot, Idaho
rooms one and two Blenkle building
the same being the place for the
transaction of the business Of said
estate.
Dated this fifteenth day Of Septem-
Der. 1915.
eat WILLIAM H. POPE,
The Idaho Republican., 1915-10-01

the court from the verified petition
of Forest Larsen. administrator Of
the estate of Myer Larsen, deceased
on file herein, that 1t is necessary to
sell the whole of the estate of said
deceased to pay the family allowance
expenses and charges of administra-
ton of the estate Of said deceased
which have already accrued and
which will or may accrue hereafter
during the administration of said
estate.
1t Is ordered by the court that all
persons interested in the estate of
said Myer Larsen, deceased, appear
before the Judge of said court at the
court room thereof in said county and
state on the ninth day of October,
1915. at 10 o'clock a. m. and then
and there show cause, II any they
have, why an order as prayed for in
the petition should not be granted to
the said administrator to sell the
real estate of said deceased at either
public or private sale for the pur-
poses mentioned in the petition as
he shall judge to be for the best in
terests of said estate and of the
parties interested therein, a descrip-
ton of said real estate being: The
S.W.A Of the N.W.A of section "a,
township two south, range "a east
Boise meridian, containing 40 acres
with all bitches and water rights ap-
purtenant thereto including two
shares of the capital stock of the
Danskin Ditch company.
It is ordered that copy of this
order be published once week for
four successive weeks in some news
paper printed and published in said
county or in lieu thereof said heirs
accept personal notice of such hear
ing.
e. A. DOUD,
Judge of Said Court.
Dated this the third day of Septem-
ber, 1915. S-4
The Idaho Republican., 1915-10-01
in THE PROBATE COURT OF
BINGHAM COUNTY, STATE OF
IDAHO. ORDER FIXING DAY
OF HEARING PETITION FOR
SALE OF REAL ESTATE,

In the matter of the estate of Jesse
Rice, deceased.
1t appearing to this court by the
petition this day presented and filed
by George F. Gagon, the executor
of the estate Of Jesse Rice, deceased,
that it is necessary to sell the whole
of the real estate of said decedent in
order to pay his debts and expenses
and charges of administration, so far
as said proceeds will pay the same;
It is ordered that all persons in
terested in said estate appear be-
fore this court on Saturday, the
second day of October, 1915, at the
hour Of 10 o'clock, a. m. of that day,
in the court room of said court, at
the Court House in the city Of Black
foot, county of Bingham, state of Ida
no, and show cause why an order
should not be granted said executor
to sell the whole of the real, estate
belonging to said estate.
And it is further ordered that a
copy of this order be published four
(4) successive weeks next proceed
ing said day in The Idaho Republi-
can, newspaper printed and publish
ed in said county.
Dated August 30, 1915.
(SEAL- E. A. DOUD,
rs Judge of the Probate Court.
The Idaho Republican., 1915-10-01

jolly Della Pringle, who has filled
many engagements on the stage in
Blackfoot, has a small farm near
Meridian, Idaho, where they have
been spending their summers farm
ing and raising fruit. This year she
and her husband decided to rent the
farm and do a little travelling, and
they made some engagements in
southern Idaho. Last week while
playing at Twin Falls they were in
formed that their tenant had left
the farm and that things were being
neglected. jolly Della hurried to
Meridian, and found that the orchard
needed watering. There was nobody
at home and the crops that had been
harvested were all gone. The tenant
had sold everything in sight but the
apples and prunes, and he had mort
gagged them for all he could, and van
ished.
The Idaho Republican., 1915-10-01
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

Department of the Interior, U. S.
Land office at Blackfoot, Idaho, Sep
tember 4, 1915.
Notice is hereby given that James
George Ashment, of Glen, Bonneville
county, Idaho, who on January 26,
1910, made homestead entry, No.
O7283, for lot 21, S.1z N.W.A, NV.
" N. w. ", section 15, township
four south, range 46 east Boise meri-
dian, has filed notice of intention to
make final five year proof to estab-
lish claim to the land above de-
scribed. before Charles H. Hadeslie,
u. S. commissioner, at Glen, Bonne-
vile county, Idaho, on the fifteenth
day of October, 1915.
Claimant names at witnesses:
William G.. Robinson, Dan Miller,
Carl Erickson, James M. Brewer, all
of Glen, Idaho.
II. CARRUTH,
SO Register.