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Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1915-08-31

Lonnie Kollock, a negro who COM
pleted a term on the county changing
last week was r~e-arrested shortly af-
ter his release on the charge Of steal
ing a ring from Mr.. j. B. Cook Of the
chaingang guard.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1915-08-31

yesterday in official circles in Wash
ington. The chancellor said if it de-
veloped that a German submarine
commander had gone beyond his in
structions, Germany would give COM
plete satisfaction to the United States.
Formal assurances to that effect was
given the state department last week
by Count Bernstorff, the German am
baSsador, on instructions from Berlin.
The ambassador already had informed
Secretary Lansing that German sub
marines had been ordered to torpedo
no more peaceful merchantmen with
out warning. So far as officials in
Washington know, the submarine COM
and who attacked the Arabic has
not yet reported to Berlin. Until this
report has been awaited for a reason
able time, the Washington govern
ment does not expect the promised
formal communication from the i'm
perial government. One dispatch
reached the state department yester-
day from Ambassador Gerard, but
Secretary Lansing said it threw no
new light on the situation. In German
quarters last night it was said Count
Bernstorff probably would return to
Washington from Long Island Thurs
day. That vas construed to mean that
the ambassador looked for action by
his government about that time.
- With Won Beseler, captor of Ant
werp and Novogeorgievsk in command,
the Germans have resumed a strong
offensive in the Baltic region Of Riga
and have begun attacks near the Divina
b~ridgehead south of Friederichstadt,
along the railroad from Mitau to Fried
erichstadt. The Russians, Petrograd
say, are offering strong resistance.
Elsewhere on the long front southwark
from Courland to southeast Galacia,
the Teutons, according to Berlin and
Vienna, are continuing with success
their drive against the Russians. Lipsk,
west Of the fortress of Grodno, has
been taken by storm. A further ad-
vance east of BialystOk has been
made and the Austrians and Germans
continue their chase Of the M~uscovites
through the Prepet marshes east Of
Brest- Litovsk. Vienna says the Rus
slams along the Stripa river, in south
eastern Galicia have tried Intellectually
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1915-02-18

Interest continues 10 grow in the
subject of Christian Unity Last Sun
dag evening the pastor Of the Chr
tian Church spoke to a crowded
house on Reasons Given in Justt
ncaticn Of Divisions. No passage
Of Scripture has yet been I--dIccd
TO enccuIsee divisions among the
followers Of ChriE The following
reasons have been suggessed- Is:
It furnishes employment fo- more
wcrkers, especially pr5ach-rz- AEE-
xer: The church Eould never c1n-
sent N beng called q Chardzbls II
stttttion simply for the suppors OF
preachers. Besides. there are PEI
U oE PLACES where there are no
ministers 10 use all that might be
spared fEom oFerchI he'd ecmnUni-
ties. Second: Because all people do
net see alike. Answer: No TWO peo-
PIE see alike IN all things. There
fore, On the sane zEourd eve-y
Christian should have z cb9Ech all
70 himself. Ihe idea rs TediculOus-
Third: Can save more people By
dfferert kids OF CHURCHES Answ-
er: This would have force c1ly n
condition th1t the chUEches We g
sayiouTs, which Is not the ozs=- 4th
Because each division eHI d-szes .
wal truth =Lioh no otber eDphzs.-
Is. Answer: If this were TIE L
would be eaothe- gcod reason fc-
unity, that all these vial ,-1ths
might be emphasized together. This
reason, however, viii hardly te tax
en seriously ty thinking Eeo7le-
There being 1Ss diEfercut divisions
n the United States T is hardly
posS HE that these are 50 many "
tai truths. The Lozd 10 where said
there are 1SS ways ard CClhs. bUz
he did say I an the way ard he
Fifth: In crder 70 ca-er %
different elssscs Of society. AusE-
p: FEou Z worldly zandI GIN tbs
wsUld lave soEe fcrcc, b-t rot
,ron Ctzis-i1n s-sndroint- God is
20 resrector of pe-sc-s re her
should His ohu1ch be
Next Sunday evening The Questcn
IS tc how divisions began and why
they continue TO exist oout-ary 10
Scripture and reason, viii be dis
,ussed.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1915-02-18
PRESBYTERIAN cHuscH.

Fifey-thovsand reorle crowded znd
surged TO set into the tabe-Da-le
To hear Billy Sundays Se,Ttn On
"Arusemeuts'. The shed hclds 20.
600 peorle. so the extra rol,oe let
in one irstallmert and Billy preaoh-
ed to them. Then they went out
the hack doors while anCther sill
ing came IN the front doors and
he preached it sgai1 10 them At
their departure the remaining 10.
00O pre-emptied the Sests and Vs.
ed until the evening meeting when
he save the same Uessage agaia.
We will have a review OF it for
our next Sunday evening servne-
1t deals with the "old three. cS-i-
playing, theatre going and 6sloisg
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1915-02-18
DIED.

Charles Calvin Lawrence. son Ct
Mr.. azd Mrs. C. W. Lawrence, was
born in Nesperse, Idaho, Sept. 18th.
1899. At the age Of twelve he pro
fessed faith in Jesus Chlist and
united with the Payette Baf5st
C1rr,h. 81 the time of his oonver-
sion he bessa the reading Of -he
New Testament and completed :
m period Of tour weeks. His lfe
has been exemplary ard he ed tie
death of the righteous. Died 2,S0
Sunday PM. Feb. 18th, 1915. Ase Is
years, months snd one day He
leaves to mourn his loss . father,
mother and eight b-o-hers. The
funeral vas conducted by R.HEVans
Wednesday $3.50 PM. in the Bap-
tist Church Abcrt $50 were present
TO show respect end Sympathy to
10 the family The body was laid 10
rest in the Riverside Cemetery.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1915-02-18
CHICKEN THIEVES
AGAIN At WORK

Judge R4etletng states that on
last Thursday eyeulug he WIS aTa1-
ened by an electro alarm which he
/ has connected with his hen-house,
and grabbing his revolver went dOW
TO see what was gong on and look
ing around he discovered the burg
lar hiding IN a dark place. As soon
as the burglar realized thst he
would be caught II he stayed there,
he started out and rsn. Mr. Rie1-
ling states that he fired TWO sho
but neither took effect tut says f
his reycie- had Teen full he would
have sure got his man. He says
that the party killed one of his
best roosters which he vailed Il
1890. He also states that n k-o1 5
the party having get . good lcok
square in his face and thlt he Ives
between PayeIte and Weissr. He
has net as yet made up h mind
as TO whether he will have him ar
rested or not but guarantees that
the next one who comes sneaktag
around his place at night will think
he has besn in the German-AHy
War. Parties making midnight raids
on hel-hCUses after all members OF
the household are supposed TO be
asleep should be apprehended aud
made an example OF.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1915-02-18
COUNTY
DIVISION NEWS

House Bill No. liz, Creating Pay
eue County was recommended fU
passage by the Comn4ttee OF the
whole in the house last Monday.
The tecommend,si5n was unanimous
IN
By the division of old Canyon
County ana the o:eation Of PayetLe
County. Ia! cite County VIII have
d cash balance q some s31, 10000,
and The NEW COUNTY. WILL BE
FREE FROM ALL BONDED AND
FLOATING INDEBTEDNESS
The following statement explains
and speaks fer Itself. This state
ment is the sworn statement issued
and published by the Auditor OF
Canyon County as required by law,
and this IS the record as it was
published on the 31st day Of March,
1914:
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1915-02-18
NEW POWER &
LIGHT POWER co.
FUK pAlETIE

The Idaho Power and Light Com
pany ic4nelly tie Ee-yer hiyer on
er Co. is enlering ths ayetLe d s
trlct. Mr. D. c. brown, SupeT-nteLd-
eut nf Construction and Ar. Il. B.
Waters, Chief Engineer of The Con-
pany reached Psyetle with seryey-
ing party Saturday and are Ayi2g
out the location of The hi=h vol-ge
transmission liIes VIII c. will e.
tend from Ca dwell 90 Psyst IA :
sing through the heart CT the
pumping district.
When asked IS to the tine h t
would be requl1ed fer tl.s Co.'s rug
ticn work Mr. ErcSn stated Lhat
the new system would Le COMP e.
ed in ample ti1-e to saEEIy Ic@er TO
all OF this district for this selsons
pumping and that COnst- ct-cn
would begin q scCn a. he lee =
say surveys can te compile ed.
Two sUT1 eying crews aTe nov in
the field aro-nd Payette.
The entrance of the Idaho Tower
and Light &C. into this dis-riot
means that Payette snd all c her
UoEns alcng the new line WI en-
Joy the reduced rates for elecir c.
y for all purposes which were e.
tatlished IN all Of the Eoise Ter
tory at tte time Of the entrzn-e CT
the new company there.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1915-02-18
In memory ;of Our Dep1rled Com.
rsEe,-J. A. PfesHl.


Whereas, thro the divine dispeasa-
ton Of our Heavenly 1.-THE, the e
has been removed from our midst,
our late comra6e and tzothe-, J. A
Prestei, who has gone TO answer 20
the roll call up yonder, whe1e bright
angels ever sing the songs Ct the
harvest home. And in that land,
where there shall be no night, And
al tears shall be wiped away, No
night shall be in heaven, No waning
moon, No oorporeal pan, No angUi@h
over there, but one eternal noon.
We shall meet and we shall miss
him, for he was in our Councils and
our Camp fires and there will be
one vacant chair.
And our prayer will ever be, that
We may meet our brother over there
where the storms of life can 2e-er
enter there.
Moved and carried that a copy
OF above be furnished the city press
for publication and copy furnished
family OF Deceased.
G. F. Thaye-,
Levi Slinker
Committee
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1915-02-18

TIE Dancing School held fits last
session On Monday night with full
attendance. The teacher. Mrs. A. B.
Childress, began an engagement in
Ontario Tuesday nisht, ranoes VIII
be held regulGrly II Woodward Hall
Friday evenings from $50 pm. 10
1850 pm. Refreshments will be ser
we'd free CT charge. Tickets will
be Sl.0O FER couple. gentlemen 75c.
ladies % cents. Every effcrt will be
made to keep these dances UP 20
the same high stardsrd that has
marked the dances in the past.
Coed music, q gcod floor. and a gooS
time are guaranteed. The public are
invited.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1915-02-18
PROMPT PAYMENT OF
LOSS IND ADJUSTMENT

Hervv weSrGer buried cut on the
18th dry cf IanrGry, -arryng 'rsr--
ance in the AtiSs. and Commercial
Unsoa Companies. The adjustor. Mr..
E. X. Lower. acting FOR both COM
paaies. arrived upon the premises
two days after the fire, and sen
days after thst day 8 ehe-k vas re-
ceived by Mr.. Weidrer oove-irg the
full amount Of the insurance On
house and contents This csrtsialy
IS o record IN prompt settlement CT
an insurance less aud sreass vel
for the Companies interested,
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1915-02-18
FOR SALE.-SOO Egg Pettaluma IN
oubator, good as new, for sale cheap
NJ. G. Riebeling, Payette. 7d.

S0-Acres well improved. one and
one-half mile from Rupert, Idaho.
Coed house and out buildings, wind
mill, water tank. water riped o
building, small family orchard, Bal
alfalfa and Plow land. VIII exchange
for small place in Payette Valley
VIII Wells.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1915-02-18
CHURCH OF GOD.

Sunday School 10 a. m. T. A. Way
nc, Superintendent.
Christian Endeavor $50 P. NJ. 3. E
2rsons, President.
Prayer and Praise meeting every
Wednesday evening p. NJ.
Preaching every Sunday al IL A,
" and 7:30 P. NJ
You are welcome to all of our
services. Come and bring your friend
and worship with US,
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1915-02-18

Mrs Wilson, mother of Mrs Cha.
Shortz. Is slowly improving
J. B Stanton. Of Nex EIy7o1th
was q Pzyetze visztcr Noodzy-
D. FIfe made = business trip 70
Ontario. Wednesday afternoon
TIE FreSbyse an Ladies Ad uee5!
AZ the hcEe Ct Ms J. n Shzwhan.
thursday afternoon 2
Mrs c. ? Soldiers who has been
desperately sick has sufficiently m
proved 10 be about the house
Mrs N D. Reed hsz 6een CT
TIE sick LIST ths rasS week .b-s
scans &C be imPrc5i g II EE1et
Esther Reed srer . few Gays q
hcEe the lctter Fe,t # last Wesk
On sceouES of she lines OF hzr
mother
Arthur Mslr5ss and Harold Shske
are worklng with the Idaho Power
and Light Cos Enginser force max
ing the Necessary surveys in this
locality.
Ernest C. Fotts. who has been
eIty s6Ror Of the Naupz Ieade- Ee-
af5 srSs Z first CT the yeer hzs
secured s position OF the edieori2l
staff of the Statesman and be ins
his nex dutiSs this wees-
W P. AekerUSn. seCre.Sry Ct she
Fe-ncrs Co-orerztive Irrigation &C.
moves tc New Flynoush % 5ly.
vhsre he VIII hercsfcrh h t-a-s 4
TIE business FOR thSt Conva-y. w-P,
VIII reside on East Bovlevard- the
fashionable residence seCeicn OF thar
bursh-
II. J. Hsgley. left last Wednesday
fer Srokare ard Tacoma TO setead So
the business Of the ssxogistion. At
the latter place Re expects 10 at
ts1d q meeting Of the distere1t Fruit
orszaSzsiSors CT the Northwest st
vhsch tine they expec. to sfe I
ozgSrszai ion CT the Nc-thzes EN-
Frx& Growers CcuacA. Al .Shearer
followed TO TscoCa the sSue eys2-
iag TO attend the same nessfnS-
There viii be meeting of the
Farmers Cooperative Creamery As
sociStion in Payette next Saturday
Feb. 50. to which al who are m
terested sre invited. Come out and
let this matter be determined with
cut delay. There is no doubt bat
what We want IL. and neither IS
there doubt bat VIC can and VIII
get l..
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1915-02-18
Local Items

Thirfy-foUr NeretzDts Of Nanpa
signed an agreement 10 close the5r
places Of bustEess Al noon on Wash
ingtcz's b1th6ay IN order TO efFe
their clerks half holiday.
Fe5. zsth Is the 18th nni7e-szry
of the Brotherhood Of Anerien Yeo-
men Peyette Homestead No 11z5
vii observe Il With 2 program e1d
Refreshments. All YeoDea Eeleone-
Remember the dste, Tbursdzy Feb
18th
TIE United Mission societies a
Payette vii have their annual NEE
ing II the Baptist Church Tsursdsy
Eebrusry g, II z.ss. Look Tor no
gram next week Al women Inter
ested II &zEEzons urged 20 be Eze
sent
The HzuoEeu Co1ce-t Co -Ach
gave Z eorce1t ~ Pzyeoe last Tins
day Right Uu6er The suspices OF the
Payette hard gave = good euIerlzt--
uen- and had good house BIT Se
b--lieFe thst little Il any OF the prc-
cee6s were leEt for the bzld boys
who Eele forced TO krzran &c =
sun 30 lar-e 1h-t the OUtst5ers took
ali that vas taken IN The bend
boys are. however 70 ne prztsed az
their -ftclt nOt only 10 provids a.
tertstDuenI, but 20 pr0Eide Eu1ds
70 meet their expenses end the
Is no doubt that the people cf Pay
Scts VII I'D thsm EheneFer II Is
pc-.scle % % Sc On nuDe-ous o.
sasio1s L kzs seea deEo1 sEzted
th@I WIN cur ON city Ee have
-zlszt eCUaiMg abe best that c91s
20 rs and that eatersIoDects. h re
EH,f. coueeEts. O. rEol ctozs OF
Ny kind might be go1e7 up II
tie hand fer TIER he-efG usrz
scOe talent e1elusiyeIy- TIE result
voCld thsn mean s@eh 1g fer
ben-
E1grsved calling cards are tecol-
1rs fad and Shsre * 70 rsa o fr
IL Almost any fszfy vel eluipped
prirt-1g ofn-e has tyre IA es 7ey
similar Il DcS exactly Ike he Ie5-
te7s used On the engraved card. and
Il he work Is turned cut as il should
De IS list IS good ard shs Er5ce
much lover When Euu hzve vorz
Of this kind give ycCr hcUe printer
Al opportunity ~ SUPPLY II
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1915-02-18

The first club meeting this mon h
was in charge OF the conservation
committee and a very educational
program was given.
Some Common Birds and Habits,
was the subject of q very -lstruc-
live talk by Mrs Stsmey, who has
studied birds from childhocd, and
in her soft southern voice told
much of bird life IN the open Bird
Houses and Bid Fesoins, GsoIgaJ
out a very practical talk by Mrs.
Crump who has had lie of expert
ence with house hold pels.
Tree planting on the State High
way discussion resulted n the CT
vios Committee, 10 take up the
work with the Commercial Club and
a plan CT cooperation devised.
AS only about six percent have
as yet paid dues il IS up to the
committees chat will endeaYor to
raise some money for the treasury.
The music committee, Mrs. Spring
ten Chairman selected Thursday eve
ming Feb. %, as the date OF a musf-
cal program, to be given IN the
Commercial Club Room, at 500 Pm.
This musical should be pauonized
by every lover Of good music ard
by every we'll wisher OF the Club.
Program in next weeks paper.
The next meeting viii be next
Monday, and will be Pa;r.oeic Day,
IN charge CT the Historical Commit
tee. There are more than a DOZEN
on this committee, and the program
will be worth while.
One especial thing calls for q
large attendance, notice The Hone
Economics Department OF the Gen.
Fed of Women's Clubs, Helen LoG-
ise Johnson Chairman, asks thst
each federated club, enter comps
ton, for a cash prize. Prizes are
offered for the best definition OF
the word Home, accom- anied by
an article not exceeding 1000 words
in length, taking the definition as
text.
The prizes will be awarded 20
the Clubs mot the individual men,
bers thereof with the understand
ing that the money is TO he us=d
for club purposes. What does Home
mean to You? What is Home? Whae
should be the aim OF Home? Why do
Homes exist? What are the funda-
mental elements necessary to mase
a Home fulfill its purpose?
Contest closes April 5th. All def
nitions must be original and type
written en- one side Of the paper,
VIII the Portia Club competeg Come
to the next meeting sure. Each club
may submit but one answer. and it
may mean s25o.OO. $4,000, $4,000, SIS
or nothing.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1915-02-18

The washoe Ladies Will hold a
cooked focd sale at Smith and Nc.
Donalds Saturday afternoon Feb. 80.
Miss Gladys Wilcox returned homs
Tuesday from Kuna, where she just
closed 3 successful tenn of school.
Plays and stories with helpful
message in popular form presented
by Grace v. Bonner at the Chris
tian Church ON Friday night Of next
week. III
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1915-02-18
MARRIED.

Phineas Green and Mrs. Anneta
Nye were married at the home q
T. H. Sanger, at o'clock Monday
evening. Feb. 18th, Rev. Barnes OF
ficiating A reception was rendered
the newly-wed couple by the ladies
Of the Womens Relief Corps.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1915-02-18

Mex Ger'seh was IN town on Non
day
The family Of Dan CoStes have
been down with the grip this week.
Friends viii regret TO learn that
Mrs. ]. A. Lauer Is net so well IS
she has been. Fears Of 8 relapse
are entertained.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1915-02-18

House Fill 112 had its secord read
ing this Thursday morning. Comes
up for passage Saturday morning
Everything favorable. Only opposi
tion at present time is from the
Abstract Companies at Caldwell
which will have very little we:vh.
Commercial Clubs Of Nampa and
Caldwell have withdrawn their pro.
tests and are supporting the his
for both iGem and Payette ooun les
Payette bill VIII so to the Senate
the first Of the week. No opposition
is expected, slHU
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1915-02-18
TO OWNERS AND
HARBoRERs OF DOGS.

Muzzles made of strars are in,
secure and dogs so muzzled must
mot be on streets. Take notice be-
fore your dogs are killed.
c, B. Compton, Mayor.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1915-02-18
MILLINERY OPENING.

AZ my open as Ssturdsy Feb. 20,
l will show a special lire o. chs
mcst up-to-dase SpIiag Eats, Al
ladies ere cordially Invited.
Miss Stokes,
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1915-02-18
RESENT CANYON COUNTY:

PRESENT CANYON COUNTY:
Area-34 townships; after proposeC
division % townships.
Population 900; after proposed
division 22,56O.
Valuation Cs1D-s24,222 ,63s; after
division s1S,496,O96.
voters-11, ,624; after after division,
9,O25.
PROPOSED PAYETTE COUNTY:
Area-12 townships
Population-6,49
Valuat.on-S5,72 ,726, ,543.
Voters-2,59
On this basis the new Payeute
County can reduce its taxes at
least so percent, because We will
be free from all Indebtedness and
Will have a cash balance N our
treasury, and will have the hand
ling Of our cwn money and the ad-
ministerilg Of our own affairs at
home by our own people. and We
will at all times be familiar with
what is 1ranspiring. As it stands to-
day, and as it has been in the
past, such Is not thee case. and
every man will agree and every
man believes that he can best han
die his own resources rather than
send them fonty miles away to
have ether people handle them and
he not have even representation N
the matter At the present time
cite County has no representation
of any kind at the present county
seat.
If you wish to reduce yoyr taxes
and administer your own affairs,
vote cor ans work for county df i
sion, and thereby at the same time
enhance the value of your propen Y
by having it tributary and near the
county seat.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1915-02-18
Personal Menfiol


OteA A-ao
, MONA
IF. Orr made tgaine-s 7
/. 70 Boise Saturday eFenLng
Deputy Sbe1Hf. Earl 8lccuIlO- :
had buzinozs here last NoudzE.
is reEor.ed that farne-s q TIE
Pzyetbe bench rloze Cd scDe laad lsst
week
CIV. wells and wife o. Vale. Ore
we're buaDesz visitors IN Pzyeere
Monday
W y. Carsere nzSe Z tE1ezs
trip To Bo5se FrEay. retgrEiHg the
same day
wm- Peuz q Nyssz. szeu ths
week drd vith his brOther He1y
II Paye
P Moaroe snOek Of Mgr Pr
noUth vzs FeseIe busness yM-
tor On Nondzy
Any Rerlns vsat TO Cz5d~en
7res6sr 10 at-erd % uzaez II
FrIzte Court
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rrozy zfIerncc1
HeIy Sseens of EIEa rs
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part q AezI FeeA-
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turned Sundsy noA
4 quarter o beee or b d-ay
present ThzL Is Ehat Gecrge Boz
recziEe1 last 5lozdzE-
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ne Pv- The era aag c@ea
ea laying s-sel lat Eus=dy-
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we'll szezt SsU7Csy II Fsye.e 5ook
ns sf.s- ths eiys tus-es
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tsd al ka Eesk II Pzye.1e EiEh
her slsse- Hrs c " Ge5zle-
Rensnter sstrvev svecs
b ofrc.sa " rz-v an Fy
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Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1915-02-18
Committee

For RENT room House, small
Barn, good garden. and fr,iC. In
qui1e Of Mrs. NJ. B. Downs. Phone
224w. 7tf.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1915-02-18
CANYON COUNTY.

LIABILITIES:
Bonded Indebtedness :. $685.. 900.
Floating Debt :. :. =. :. $4,000.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1915-02-18
PORTIA CLUB NEWS.

The first club meeting this mon h
was in charge OF the conservation
committee and very educational
program was given.