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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-07-13
HUGHES TO
BE "NOTIFIED"
ON JULY 81

NEW YORK July 13-Charles
Evans Hughes Will be told that he
Is the Republican candidate for pres.
ident on July 81, At p. NJ, in Car
negie hall. New York city. Selection
OF this date for the perfunctory mott
flcation ceremony was announced to-
day by Senator Warren G.. Harding.
of Ohio. chairman OF the notification
committee following a conference
with Hughes and Chairman Wilcox.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-07-13
JUDGE FINES MAN
FOR THROWING
GLASS UNDER AUTO

Abraham Goldsmith. a commission
merchant at No. 375 Russellst.. was
fned $40, by Justice Stein. in police
court. Thursday morning. when he
was found guilty Of throwing a
broken bottle in tho street in front
of passing automobile. The jus.
tlce gave Goldsmith lecture"
about the evil OF throwing broken
glass in the path OF automobiles,
and dwelt for a time on the rising
price in automobile tires.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-07-13
SMALLPOX In Hudson

LANSING, Mich. July 13.-Com.
plant to the state board OF health
has resulted in the discovery that
II cases of smallpox in one family
in Hudson have been plscardcd as
chickerpox and treated as such.
They arc in a mild form and prompt
action Is expected to prevent the
spread OF the disease.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-07-13
MILITIA ORDERED
IN ILLINOIS RIOTS

SPRINGFIELD, H.. July "a
Companies A. and b.. Sixth infan-
try. were today ordered to LaSallc
by Governor Dunno to quell tho
riots which are taking place AZ that
place, resulting from the strike of
the cement workers.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-07-13

LONDON, July t3.-ArtlIIery
fighting occurred on certain sec
tors of the British front last
night, but the general situation
remains unchanged, Gen. Hals
reported this afternoon.
West OF Wytchaete and south
OF the la eassee canal, the Ger
tContinued on Pagc Two,
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-07-13
Seventy Elves" Tear
Great Holes In Massed
TeutOn Ranks
TWO CORPS OPPOSE
GENERAL HAIG
Impede Advance With
Powerful Counter g
Attacks
BY UNITED PRESS.

PARIS, July 13.-An intermit.
tent eannonade occurred on the
French front on both sides of
the somme last night, but there
we're no important actions, the
war office announced today.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-07-13

The oflcial seed analysts Of the
various states are TO gather AT the
College Of Agriculture Of the Uni.
versity Of Minnesota today for the
annual meeting OF their national as
ISOLATION.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-07-13

NEW YORK, July 13.-T. Il. take
notice!
BROWNSVILLE. Pa. July 13-H.
u. Baer, of Brownsville, and c. d.
Harader. OF Uniontown. are plan.
ming the organization OF the only
"red-headed" brigade In the coun-
try. II is proposed 10 recruit the
men from Fayette. Somerset and
Green counties. The brigade will
be offered 10 the government for
duty in Mexico, should war be de-
clared /|f|
To qualify for the brigade one
must be possessed OF red hair. Red.
headed nurses for the Red Cross
contingent and red.headed musicians
will complete the brigade
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-07-13

NOthinE UncI after thai SUNDAY
drive. Il 80 to $40 o. M. Excellent
service and cabaret. Hotel Griswold
ADV.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-07-13

You Way wait TIN sssssAey =.
for that hair cut and fhrn Ecx VI
without waiting. Hotel 0riswes0
Barber shop-AdS ~
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-07-13

Cool asa Cucumber
Hotel Griswold. Delicious MONDAY
lunch, 50c.--Adv.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-07-13
NI.itInr snIc.mcn. AttentIoni

Mount Clemens has many splendid
hotels. luterurban cars every 20
minutes. Good automobile road out
Gratiot. Come and see the bath
city."-Adv.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-07-13
cool At WAYNE GARDENS

on the river front ut Third-ave.
High-class cabaret. dancing. cafe
Adv.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-07-13
PLAN BRIGADE OF
RED-HEADED MEN

NEW YORK. July 13.--T. II. take
notice!
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-12-21
Ser 11e,te enalifde Sdakfan5ler

Ser ,1e11e ensliidje Sdatfan5ler
2atp 1deint elm unborii6tiger
SEER 51 iein. DIS er Die aerer
&riegsfreoite Dor 6as &arlament
bradte, IieB er it@ cine iebr petit
miitiide MeuBerung enti6liipfm.
v@ir f0nner nidt 6aran 6e1tfen,"
iagte er, nmuf enolole 8eit 10 biel
@eI6 a1ts8ugeben tpie gegentpartig-
1obe311 5ebn Miuiar6en 9ol1ar iabr=
lid = aber mir 60nnen 6ieie Mns~
gaben lange ge111g maiden, Inn itder
at fem, 6aB mir, tpenn tpir ntdt tie
gen, aus Mangel an finan5ieQen Wfitz
feIn ni@t iiegen." 9artn liegt 6as
@ingeitdnoniB, 6aB England bor1an=
fig nod ni6t geiiegt bat, nn6 glei9~
8eitig giebt &err @onar 2am Die
M0gli@feit gu, 6aB England ben
s@arieq nit elmer Mieoerlage ubfdlie=
Bert 1n11B. &err Dabi6 2lop6=@ eorg
6arnols &riegsminiiter, beute &re=
%mierminiiter, bat fdon Dor Monater
erflGrt, England babe 10 gut pie &C.
iiegt es babe Sen Sieg batid@li@
in ser &on6, urb Dor einigen Sogen
er1t bat @err Morgm, gnglanoS
a%meritmiider Sinan5agem, benz
omerifani1@em @olfe eroffnet, @ng=
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-12-21

am Mbba,rg oes mddttgen @ergeS-
rie1en liegt. Sm Dammeri6 ein lie-
gen Berg un6 Gbal = Elm letter
matter Strabl 6es Gagesli6tS fault
auf sic @d11sdei, sic 10 trmali6 int
|@dute ser fhneebeoedten Selien
ruben, GOLDEN blibt 6as &reu3 ant
|Eburm 6es fleine11 &trdleinS out -
6ann liegt aues in tiefer Dunfelbeit,
inn meltenfernen Sdmetgen.
Groumesltimml1ng int 8oloe!
2eiie, nit fem nno liebli9 Finger
oem @deuengeld11te 5ieben Die 8eib-
nodtsengel our6 Sic peibe Yrad9t,
uno lie flii]tern Sen lauidenoen
Eaunen ielt1ame Mdrd)en 81, Mear<
hen bon &er5englan5, &inoerl1bel
rtno Menl6engliid. ga fommt Die
grobe Sebniltd)t iiber Die griinen
@aloesfinber = iie molen germe
lterben, lie mpl1en ibr idones, grit
mes, itiuea @aloesoaiein opfern, 1m
sic Meni6en 5u %erfrel1en nno oa8l1
beitrogen, oab u8rie6e anf groen"
iei. ltno 10 trd1tmen iie benz 1uatr=
6erbaren Uelt ser 9iebe ertgegen,
uno ser gan5e in 5ebnen nno 9nn=
fel geblllte @al6 tral1m NIT.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-12-21

Mattbees, 81 g@A nno 1917
ge@A, Sec. 19<122-27> 2pn6en
$500.
4 Mid Beib un6 6raa1 an Geo @Io.
pertamp, SgA Gee. 14=123.28, ct
Muguita, $4,000.
Soiepb Dirnberger an 9ouis @or.
Der, - @@A, @ec. 31<127=34,
Sauf Centre, $4,000.
Mattie S. @ebb nn6 @otte an
SSobn g. Otto, 2ots 6, z unb 8, 8Iod
6, @utte Harf, $4,000.
@oia @ode un6 @atte an 5ebo-
ittan @uB, 2ot 10, 8lod II, Mbon,
$500.
@uit. @e6o19 un6 Grou an @uit.
-&obloff S@A S@A un6 Ebei1 bon
N@A S@A, Gee. 15=122=32, HoD=
nesbiqe, $1,000.
@otpar6 IS. Sensfe on Bernard
Sleeper, 9h 1851 nn6 M1a $751;
9WM, Sec. 24=123=90, @odpile,
$1,000.
MidaeI @fmolaref nn6 Srou an
Sobn @inm, S@A M@A, Sec. l.
1850, Mpon, $4,000.
@baniep 8. Weariban nn6 6rau an
Caroline Sorsberg, 2ot II, 8lod 4,
Sa11f Centre, $1,000.
80. 6. @eum nno Srol1 an 6re=
6erid q. Siiber, g.. IS SUB bon g.
so GuB bon Got 9, &lod 13, Sauf
Centre, $4,000.
Sobn @remmer nn6 Sra11 an @ein=
ri9 8utotp, @h S@A, Sec. 30
1854, @ettD, $4,000.
@erbert 81. 8rotpn nn6 Srau o1
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-12-21
@erwetbma1tlt6e
Sttutmun0.

Ser critic 5dnee! @eiB un6 weid
f1lt er bernie6er = Elm lartloles
Nofenmeer, bas balo Sen ga115en
@alo IN ieinen tiefen 3%mtberban11
biilt. SIMMER 6idter fallen Die net
Sen, gliternoen @ternden, 10 6ab
Ebaler uno &oben pie bon eiaeml
oid)ten meiBenSbleter 5ngeoedt idei=
nen. l1eber Nadt aber fon1nlt Der
grinme @oubreif, uno fem eiliger
Saudi ldafft Sic ieltlamlten 8nn-
ser in oieler i6neepertpebten Wol=
oeseinlamfeit. &otbaliibeno lolt lid)
om ipateu Morgen ser Sonnenbal
aus sen langlam 5l1riiftpeidenoen
9febelmalien, l1no Damn f1nfelt Der
foitlih flare 8interglan5 iiber oie
eilige Serrli6feit. = @eib ur0 Colo
perldpnel5en ineinmber 51 einem
ein5igen %j1lbeln0en Sarbenafforo pou
be5mingenoer Maieitat.
Sic Gage bon often, ttef i'm Malo
perborgenen Shdben miro lebenoig,
6enn bier funfeln ia MfiQionen nno
obermals Millionen bon ldimmern=
SEN @riGonten o1f Ser meiden
lommtnen l1nterlage 6eS Sdnees,
uno sic Sitter 6ie1er ieltenen &lein-
ooier, bas iino sic i6lanfen Gannen,
sic boben &iefern nn6 sic madtigen
8u6en nro Gi9en, 6eren fable Melte
fa1t 6roben0 in sic flare 2uft a11f ra<
gen.
limo iiberan lit S6tpeigen = tie
fes gebeimniBpo1eS 8interidapeigen!
Sour mandmal elm fniridenoer 2aut
tpie bon fal(en6en 3meigen Sic Die
idapere @6neelo1t ni6t LANCER tra=
gen fonnten. Soer ser Before S6rei
elmer bungrigen Doble, Sic in
lfumar5er @6Bli9feit geipeniterglei6
6urd) Sic peiBe @iniamfeit irrt. ODER
elm ide1ees @il6 eilt nit fludtigem
SUB iiber Sic oife 56nee6ede uno
1ndt in eiligem 2al1f ben bon iorg=
Menldenbano bergeri9teten
anf.
M1e feterl10 III O1e1eS GN1Hler=
i'm @ol6e! Mls Oh mir uns
in einem &ieien6ome befan6en, mo
sic Matur ibrem Sd0pfer sic bebr=
item Spfer bringt. @er ober binein-
tritt in 6ieien beiligen Sempel, Ser
untpiQfiirli@ 6ie Sanbe gum
itilen @ebet, tpeiI es i'm bier mie
nirgen6s ionit CUR @brfurM Dor 6em
60diten 5tpingt.
Ser Menb matt a1f raiden @ob
len, groBer mer6en sic Sbatten anf
Sem tpeiBen S6neeteppth, % nn6
bort bliBt elm 2i9tletn auf, bielei6t
in einem ein1men @eb0ft o6er in
einem @0rf9en, Sos peltperloren
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-12-21

5: s. 8otelman, @H N@A un6
Ebeil bon g1A @BA, Gee. 1922
30, B%aDneSbiQe, $4,000.
&eimri6 Meier un6 8rau an Ser
oinan6 s. Mfeper, S@A uno 2ots
q nno 5, Sec. 32=126=32, Mfiumoo6,
$1,000.
Sen. .. @ogel un6 Grou an @rea=
merp @1A bon @1a bon 2ots 5 un6
6, Blod 13, @auf Centre, $500.
Mt. &. @eum un6 Gra11 an @6uar6
S. @ban5, sc. % SUB bon Got 9,
BIod 10, Sa1f Centre, $4,000.
Eeter @aSpar6 un6 Jrmu an Sssobr
GomberS, @h bon 2ots 1884,
8lod 16, Sm1f Centre, $4,000.
GobiaS Carl nn6 6rau an Mn6reos
@idlan6 SWA MgA, Sec. 33=127=
"a, Su1f Centre, $500.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-12-21
6os Gnoe oes @rieges nabe lit. Ser
@eibnadtsbm1m Ser @elt miro NOR
gen itrablen, ser @lon5 ieiner &er5en
0ur6bringt bereitS 6ie @elt."
9as ioaemannte @arlament bes fiji,

wv wv
sic 8ilipiiation unb sic 5retbeit ge-
priigelten r1tiiii9en @olfes bat, tpenn
man 6en 2on6oner 9epei9en glauben
mi0, oie oeutide 8rie6enseinlaoung
groBipurig 8uriidgetpteien. Gs ibeiut
alio, als Oh sic ru1fil6e 8olffeele nit
elmer Sbtparte iiber3ogen iei gegen
sic S6peinele6er tpie 5arteIt tie
S6leimbn1t lit. Sic @erbiin6eten
mer6en itdrfere @erbemetbo6en art-
tpen6en miiiien, INN 6ieie Sdtparte
mei@ uno empfinoli6 gu MAIDEN. 9ie
91nra, 10 miro mitgetbeilt, bot Die
6eltti9e 6rie6enSeinlaol1ng 5urMdge-
pielen, tpeil ite 6artn einen 8etpeiS
6eutlder @@uabe iiebt. IS bm6elt
iid) olio IN eriter 2inie 6arnm, ibr
6ieie Mnii9t al1s511tretben. 3u 6ie=
1em 3mede 6iirfte etn energii6es
vS&3niippel aus Dem 5ad" 6ur9 &errn
&in6enburg geniigen. &niippel aus
oem Sad an Ser gan5en Sitfront.
S@aniippel outs 6em Sud nnbarmber=
ala. @niippel aus bem Sad rrauf=
b0rlidl Bis Ole Shmarte 6es rmiii=
i1en DidbGuters sic erfor6erlide
@eidbeit nn6 @mpfinoli6feit erbol=
ten bat. SsSm M6rd)en fat Ser u&niip+
pei aus bent Sad" @un6er getpirH.
unleres Gradtens 6irfte er au6
6iesmoI @rn6er i9affen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-12-21
Observation-Disclosures

SsSobn s. @oIter unb Bral1 an Sob1
s.. 8lommer un6 6ra1t, 2ot Is, 8lod
1, @iiiings 800, St. @lou6, $4,000.
9etpis Midels un6 Grml an Sen.
I0ienborf Cots II nn6 18, 8lod 2,
@lrofa> $4,000.
@briltion S. @en6lan6t un6 Gralt
an Sobn 81. @en6lm6t, 5gyA
SBA, Sec. 5 nnb 5@A M@A,
Sec. 7=122=32, 8opneSbiqe, $4,000.
@enrD 6. Solmor an @inim 6.
MurpbD nn6 GralI 81 M&8A un6
N1h @WA ur6 SWA @gBA, Sec.
|2O=t25=34, $14250.
Garl 2offelboI3 r1r6 Grou m Sobn
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-12-21
Steife, iuehe Mnsfeln aehetlt.

Da1r@ S6mer5en 5n1amme11ge5o=
gene MusfelnL Ole elmer @rfdltung
o6er einem @rippenmfon foIgen,
mer6en gelin6ert nn6 beleitigt 6ur9
Mntpen61tng bon Sloan's ointment.
Sponnt 6ie @o11t nidf, nod beritopft
eS Die &oren tpie i6leimige @alben
ooer 8flaiter un6 6ringen raid elm
obne &eiben. Wadt Cure Ml1sfeln
gelenfig na6 l1ebungen, bertreibt,
sic S1mer5en nn6 @eben bes &bel=
matismus, &euralgia, 2umbago,
8errenfungen un6 Auitlbungen nit
Sloan's eminent. &auft bel1te cine
Slaide. Sci aQen Ipotbefern, 25f.
- Mn5.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-12-21
+ sSnitiaamsidmf bes 6amies

Ser Snftisausi&nf bes @anies
bat nit 5w0lf gegen iieben Stimmen
bei6loiien, Die @orlage nit oem Pro=
bibttionsamen6ement our 8un6es=
perfaiia1ng giinitig ein5uberidten.
Mlio CUR Mnnabme at empfeblen.
@inter 6em 8el@luB itedt Der @in=
fluff Der trodfeten Sii61toaten, Ser
gege1dpdrtig in @a1bington mabge=
BEND lit. SSm &ongreB iomobl tpie
I'M @eiBen Sarie. @ober 6as @el6
genommen tper1en fou, UNI int Sole
ser Mn1tobme 6es Mmenoememts Den
Mnsfam in 6en @innabmen Ser 8un=
besregierung 5m 6eden, berratben sic
&erren nidt. Mns ibrer Sai6e >per=
Sen 1ie sic 6reibun6ert Bis bierbun=
6ert Miuionen Collar idbrli6 idper-
1id 5ulegen. Mber ie6enfaas beibt
eS a1fpoIien. 8rDan, Der nu6 Der
Nopemberpabl 10 ettpas mie cine po=
Iitii9e Mufer1tebung gefeiert fat, bat
Dor einigen Sagen 6en MuSipru6 ge=
.tbQn, Hr4li6ent @il1on ber6anfe
feline @ie6ertpab1- 6en trodenen
5tooten nn6 lei ser @etranfein6u=
Itrie 5u Can't nidt perpflt6tet. Sier
in Minnelot benft man 6ariiber a11=
oerS, aber ieoenfauS 5eigt Ser MuS=
iprl16 8rDans, 400 er binaus min mn0
6oB sic glei65eitig abgegebene @rfla=
rung, sic 6emofrati1@e &artet mliie
li9 borbebaltlos CUR Brobibition be-
fennen, mebr ais cine Hbraie lit. Sb
sic 6emofratii4e gartei geneigt lit,
6ieier Mufforoerung nad5nfommen,
miro itd aus ibrer Stelungnabme
at bent NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
CUR Understanding, 6as 6emnadit
Dor 6os @len1tm 6es @mnies gelan=
gen miro, ergeben. Dus ENHANCEMENT
muB no1r bei6en Sd11fern 6es &on-
grelies NIT elmer 8mei6rittermebr=
beit ongenommen tper6en, ebe es Sen
Stauten CUR &atifi5ierung nnterbret=
tet mer6en fanr, nn6 CUR &atifi5ie=
rung iin6 iedSun66retBig @taoten
erfor6erIi@. 9ie 9emofraten font
nen 6ie Mnnobme 6es Mmen6ements
in bei6en &aa1iern perbin6ern. 81
fife es tbltr mer6en, 6iirfte meientlid
6obon obbdngen, fir tpel9e @eitf
ser @rdiibent ieinen @influB in 6it
@ngidnle mirft.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-12-21
Sic lette @erDfemtli&nng bes in

Sic lette &erDffentltd1tng bes tn
Cambridge, Maii., am Samltag 10
pl0blid amf DEM &utbeoer Der torbe>
mem 8%rofeiiors &ugo Miiniterberg
entbalt cine @iiion bes Srteoens uno
@oblmonens, nr6' in ibr oeutete Der
lett 8erltorbene an, 6aB er einen iols
den 6rie6en maize claude. Dieie
|8otldaft tpar elmer Seem Oorfer 8eit.
|i6rift 5ugeion6t, sic fie iofort no@
benz @intreffen bon 6em plobli9en
Hires @erfaiiers Ser 0Hemtli9t
felt ifberqob. vNab bem &rieg, iagt
sic 8ot1doft, miro feline 9pnr GUT
riidbleiber. Die am beftigiten baBe=
ten, peroen am rafdeIten %bergellen.
Man intro iid geegnieitig nit Ser
numbering in 6ie Mugen bliden, Der
Mnfam miro poriiber iein. Mean miro
einfa6 nidt glauben, bob mon 1eine
'eSreun6e 10 gdin5lih miBperiteben nno
fie 10 gr6blidy miBban6eln fomnte.
Sic feire Sabigfeit un1eres @etltes,
All perqellen, miro Ser @egen Der
Menidbeit tuer6en. Sobalo Der Srte-
Sc qei@ert 1T, mer6en mir ibn felt-
balfen, ni6t auein a1f sic i@roffe
8eiie, 6oB er %er3tuungen miro, ION
bern muf sic b1noertma1 before Wei-
ie, i'm natmrli6 at modem. nn6 er
ffo1m natiirli6 tper6en, 6em oqer
iebt nod beIteben6e SAB miro abfal<
len, tpie Der @9orf bon elmer beilen~
6en @un6e. @er11 unS ni@t ollie
pipologii@en Mn3etden triigen, miro,
lopie 6ieier &rieg boriiber tit, mirf=
Iih 6auern6er Srie6e eintreten =
un6 i9 fiible nit @eitimmtbeit, bdB
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-12-21

lan6 babe bereits geiiegt. un6 Mor-
gan fam 6ireft bom &0nig. SSeBt BORT
man bonn englii6en S6aBfan5ler, Ell
ner iebr ungeiebenen un6 etnflubrei=
diem @erf0li@feit, England miiie
no9 iiegen, uno iogar 6ie Moglidfeit
elmer Mie6erlage ldbt er often. @enn
feline &abinettsmitglie6er 1oIde Ga,
@en re6en, BONN lit es mabrlt@ fein
8a1n6er, 6aB 6aS 8efin6en 6es er-
franfften B~remierminiiters iib Der
i9limmert. 9as balt fetn @oliatb
aus, bel meniger elm Dapi6den.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-12-21

Sic Mlliierten iuiiirbe1 Elm &6nig.
reid fir einen Sin6erburg geben,
meint elm 9auf9blaH. Sos 1T m0g<
Ii6, aber lei6er babet fie feines at
bergeben. 9ie &6nigrei6e, sic iie
germ opfern miir6en, fir6 ole i'm Be-
fibe ser 8%erbin6eten.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-12-21

Die &robibitioniiten mollem in ber
naiidlten Sibnng bes &ongreiieS beams
trogen, 6oB 3eitnnge1, nr6 8eiti@rif-
ten, Sic olfobolii9e @etranfe angel
gen, ser Noltoerlan6t ent5ogen tper-
Sen 1ole.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1916-03-09
Local NeUs

Our hearts go out in deep SYM
pathy to the bereaved relatives of
Mrs. D. l.. Ingard, in their hour of
loss. Yet we congratulate them on
the rare heritage that is theirs in
the memory of this noble life. Her
life was benediction to all who
knew her. She waits today to vel
come us to the Fathers Mansion.
White Plymouth Rock eggs for
Matching, $3.50 per setting; $500 per
hundred.-Harry T. Lewis, Phone 9-14
Fruitland. l0-tl.
Bowers packing house is sending
out two cars of Ben Davis to East
ern points, this week.
Mrs. Harry Powell was the vic
tim of birthday surprise Tuesday
afternoon. The neighbor women brot
refreshments and q pleasant after
noon was spent.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1916-03-09

Thursday and Friday afternoon the
18th and 9Th grades and High School
will be dismissed so that the "Baby
Contest" may be held In the school
building. The lower grades will have
school.
The Sophomore basketball team
will play Payette's second team Fri
day evening.
The Grange will meet at the N.
w. Lewis home, Saturday evening,
March 18th. New and old members
are cordially invited. An interesting
program will be given.
The C. E. will hold their social
and business meeting Saturday night
at the parsonage. Everyone ia re-
quested to bring a potato and pen
knife.
The Ways and Means Committee of
the Ladies' Auxiliary of the Y. M.
c. A of Payette and Weiser are
making up carload of old magazines
and journals. House-cleaning time is
at hand now. Tie your magazines of
corresponding size In bundles and
leave them at the Gorham Mercan-
tile Co.'S store in Fruitland any time
this month. Any magazine of good
quality paper can be used.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1916-03-09
WHITLEY BOTTOM,

Nellie Stewart visited with Mrs
White on Dead Ok Flat Sunday.
Mrs. Adams of Nyssa visited he
daughter, Mrs. Clyde Hurd, las
week.
Mrs. Harris and Mrs. Divish spent
Saturday and Sunday in Payette.
B. w. Grover bought three loads OF
hogs from j. H. Boor. Messrs. White
and Stewart helped Mr.. Boor. haul
them to Ontario Tuesday.
The Fitzgerald family moved north
of Payette this week.
Mrs. BrasweIl of Midvale, came
Friday to visit Mrs. Tharp.
Friday night dance was given
in the school house.
Ralph Johns is helping John Chan
ner with his spring work.
Archie Linn went to Baker City,
Tuesday. His brother Philip return
ed with him Friday.
Mesdames j. H. Boor and Divish
were New Plymouth visitors Thurs
day.
Miss Fowler, County Superintend-
ent and Miss Kelly of Moscow Uni
versity and Mr.. Mccall, County Agri-
culturist, visited the school Wednes-
day to finish Club organization.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1916-03-09
Announcements

The Philathea Sunday School class
of the Baptist church will give an
entertainment in Johnson's Hal,
Tuesday evening, March 14th. "a
Minister'S Wife" Vocal and instru-
mental music and Japanese We'd
ding" Admission 25c., children up to
the High School, 15c. This class is
earning money for missionary work.
On Friday evening, March 18th,
DR.. w. ]. Weese of Ontario, will
lecture in the Baptist church, at s
o'clock, on "Eugenics.' The Medal
diplomas and certificates will be
presented to the babies scoring high
est in the contest.
The Lutheran Ladies' Aid will meet
Friday, March II, with Mrs. John
Ahlstrand,
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1916-03-09
North Payette News

One of the gayest parties of the
Season was given by Mrs. D. Jones
in honor of Mr.. Jones' birthday ami
versary on February goth. 1t was a
complete surprise to Mr. Jones
| when 45 of his friends came to help
him celebrate. He was showered with
many presents, chief among them
was smoking set and six boxes of
cigars which were warranted to pro-
duce pipe dreams of the rarest hue.
Games and music provided entertain
ment for the evening. The elaborate
lunch served was a fitting close to
the jolliest party of the season.
The N. F. card club was entertain
ed at the E. M. Medaris home last
Saturday night.
Mrs. R. H. Woods was hostess for
the L. S. U. on Tuesday afternoon.
The only special business transacted
was the changing of the regular meet
ing day from Wednesdays to Tues
day of each week.
Mrs. E. E. Dean entertained the
B. D. F. club on Friday evening.
Amanda Cornelson and Mr.. Chatelle
carried off the honors.
G. w. Lattig, ST., and R. G. Thorn
ton made a business trip to Pad
dock Valley last week.
Hazel Meyer of Crystal spent two
days last week with Lenora Thorn
ton.
Mrs. H. Loveland enjoyed the
birthday luncheon given in Payette,
by Mrs. c. Cross.
Maud Carrier has returned from
a business trip to New Plymouth.
Mr.. Jennings, representative of the
Farmers Society of Equity, was try
ing to get our local farmers inter
ested in this marketing agency.
Miss Mammen made a business trip
to Parma last Saturday.
The Sunday School in Dist. No. g.,
was well attended last Sunday, show
ing a gain of eleven members.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. Waughs and Mr..
and Mrs. Mogg of the Slope, were
visiting relatives near Crystal last
Sunday.
The Misses Jessie and Ethe Dur
ham entertained the Jolly-SX on
Wednesday afternoon.
Those who enjoyed the Sunday din
ner at the E. B. Cox home were,
Messrs. and Mesdames Steigerwalt,
Moggridge, Cheek and P. Emerson.
Mr.. and Mrs Mac Cheek were
pleasantly surprised last Saturday
evening when about thirty friends
gathered at their home to bid them
farewell and wish them prosperity in
their new location.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. Qualls, M. Qualls
and wife and Mrs. Armstrong were
Sunday guests of Mrs. ]. B, Dur
ham.
About twelve couples OF the young
er set gathered at the Thornton
home and enio9ed = sDcial aance last
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1916-03-09

Friday night. Richard clearinghouse
furnished the music for the evening.
Osee and Ruth Jackson enjoyed a
birthday dinner at the Packer home
the first day of the week.
Syl. and T. ]. Jackson and George
Former made a business trip to Wei
ser Monday.
Mrs. E. M. Medaris gave lunch
con last Monday, complimentary to
Mrs. H. Frakes of Payette.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1916-03-09

160-acres of good sagebrush land
unimproved to exchange for an apple
orchard in Payette Valley.
VIII Wells.
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1916-05-11
Charges Filed against
Miner al Water Concern.

The Dawson Springs Mineral
Water Company was charged
with violating the pure food and
drugs law in an information filed
yesterday in the Federal Court
by Perry B. Miller, United States
District Attorney. 1t is alleged
the company shipped to a St.
Louis corporation a quantity of
Dawson Springs water, which
upon being analysed by Federal
experts, proved to contain less
mineral substance than the labels
claimed. The case will be on
the docket at 0wensboro at the
next session of the Federal
Court there. Courier Journal.