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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-03-31
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llnteritiitnns bcnte in IeiSels
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amerifaniidsn Regierling gelungen,
ron ben auIhirtragern on Der gseipo
Die GrInubniB 3ir cripirfen, Cen
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iden SiIisperfs, tit Dem 8uge ibres
giifeu Sersens cinmal pie0er geiolgt
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fol-. Gs ipirb 0iinibun6ert. gu4re
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Sos If, bieie aiIh III ausaeoebnienl
Wnbe butheil nirb.
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bora Ore.
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gterblibfe erimt.

George Rot6, 33, 3u6erfuloIeeSO,
ipitaI, 5ubertuloIe.
SamueI 5anner, SO, 1927 groabs
man, HippenleIIentSiinoung
Benjamin 5lq, so, III Deit Ia.
Ctr. 2unsenent3iinoung.
@una 5ag 81, 1881 penolstpn
Str, 9e1irniGIag.
2aura Baltpn, 46, S:fpital gum
garm6erSigen SGmariter, Operation.
Gilbert Grant, %, 1854 Sim Str,
5ubertuloie.
Gbariss Otte, 40, 3 Deit DbcRidsn
aps., 5ubertuIois.
4ngelina UleinI6ott, 60, 1431
WeIt GibertD Ctr, gtierenlsiben.
Marb, Wesner, 80, 1908 Wet 7.
Str, Srebs.
Robert Sersrg, l, 1923 Gsit Sir..
Strnbautent3iinbung.
SbOmas 9ea, 73, 1920 2sefu,
Str, Rierenleiben
9Iusuft gurs, 80, 853 armorp
Ios., Selbitmoro.
Spbn alderman, 81, GountD Qlrs
menbuus, S9piuoludt.
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Gebmrtcm.

SatOb unb GliIa6etb Dupps, 2537
Semlod Str, Wdbhen.
Sobn unb CLARA 2eiber, 2315 Map
Str, WGo6en.
gharles uno Dlprtle gonuan,
1912 5resmdn Qoe., &ndbs
6arrp unS Barbara GlIbIaser,
1926 ganf Str. Wdo9en.
5reO. unO SiabeI Ssusr. 2101
8ine Str, Snube.
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2anbon Court, Wt6ohen.
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men Ctr, WtGo6en.
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uuiperiitp qlbe. Snabe.
6ranf unb 4ate Gruntemeper.
2425 @labfone 2tOe., 9nabe,
Garl uno Jspra Ren5entuper, 26o5
SEED Str. Mdb4eu
Stanlep unO Rora Smitb. Weit
Sort Roao, WGo9en.
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Mss sess NssxisipalseriA

bon Gdmitag an ipsrben bic Gibs
unstn TN poliStissridt bsrsiis um
bdlb neun ubr Beginner. 60 BAT ae.
fern Ridter Ysdtman b<tanni gege,
ben. Der BON Samfsdg an fiir orsi
Wonate aIs po!i5sirihter fungireE
pirb.
grau 9elsn D.tie, bic Wiitpe o.a
srit Dor san3 iurser 3sit reritorbsn.n
Mirtbss grant Dstis, Don 90. 1924
Zine Gtrabs, bate ii1 gsitsrn Dor
Rittsr Gpisgsl ipesen Oifsnbdltens
oer WirtbiGaft am Sonntas 3u psrs
dHtportsn. Sn 4nbetraht Der Sbat.
iohs, boB bic Jrau Ds.ts nit bem
MirtbiHaftsbetrisb nitt rsHt psrtraut
III. fuipsubiris Ri9ltr Gpissel bic
Strais unb bic Goten.
Dubinssgen iuurben anton protl
inn John Janoesf, bic i'm Reitdurnnt
i'm 5auIe 30. 1725 elm Gtrlbe Bier
pfrtnuft battsn. um is 5000 unb bic
Rotten beitraft. WilIiam Setter. bon
Der Donu unb Wlcntgomerp Mbeniie,
inb QiitOn Grspxit, pon no. S94
Wsbrman Iptnus. fpurben inter Der
MHilass. an Sonntas often ssbaltsn
3u fabsn. nm $25 unb bic soften bts
itraft. grspsti fiibrie su ieintr Gnts
fmnlbignng an, bdb sr fir nas ges
trdnt, bos er ben poli3iftsH auf beren
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men bate. absr bieie gnti4ulbisun9
BALI ibm niht.
Qiuf straums 8eii purbs Softp9
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onseifasi mar. mebrsrs ilstns WGbs
den telGIiiei su babtn. CT ipurbs 5u
<2H0 uub Rotten psrustbsilt.
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llmgespsen
Sit Der Sdnlratb aeitern mad ieinen
nenen !Seim an Der Siebenteu
nnS Raee Strahe.

Der ShlIrntb bat 6os Ratbbaus
pcrlaiien mo lit befinitiu nah ieinem
rcuen Seim iibergeiie6elt. Ger llm-
5ua wuroe scltern 6ii ente gefiibri
uno Die Icergenoroenen G1uiue per.
sen bin1en flir5em BON Dem It1oti.
ihcn Observation-Disclosures besogeil
weroen, iooaB bic Staot nitt mebr IN
Der NotbIage iein miro, 0iietbe fi!r
&Gumlidfeiten i'm Dob sSellrip 1em-
pel 5u be3ablen, 100 felt mebrercr
SSSabren ein 3peig oes SSngenieiirs-
requirements untergebrad)t mar.
las neue Sein oes Sd)ilIratbS BE.
iiloet ii6 i'm od,ten Stpfiperf oes
0crton @cbauocs, an Der SiiboIt-
Ode Der Siebeliten uno &ace StrdBe.
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Ter peri5ulide gtn6lab bcS @n
{. groof5 betrdgt $2619.93, berieni
&c Der @ueinoa Di. lpllgt)es S2GS0.ji.
0erlenige ocS lPar RuOolpb $S,-
103.29.
8erihie6cnes.
glcranOer u. oution erlaigte Elm
ilrtheil ii6er $500 acgcn 2ouiS o.
Nreenm. - Gie Star y. 9l. 9io. 4
Go. Elm iolbes iiGer $719.t9 gcgcr
GtnS. ". Eieper. - Wartba Snitf
ein ioldle5 ii6er $l19.38 gegcn Sobu
WcSan Sabu s. Dli6ael elm iol-
Ges iiber 1880 qegeu SSobn aeuIpcr
-Qic @uit gnb 9'onf elm iold)es ii5c;
S4G6.30 eeoen Sbepbcro & Glart.
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s,oIisei.@eriesnnsen.

gol!,eifei gcpplan bot geiiern Sit
ioIae,loen geriesnngen In Der goli'
sei aneeorSnet. bic am ganiitag In
araft ircten:
Sergeanten: Teter aein bonn /
gum 8. Tiitrift. @. q. silis bonn 8
5iim 3, TiItritt; Gonipap 6. gaI6pir
pom 3. ,lln 1 1iitritt.
3,oIi5iiten: Srnnf Smith pcm 8
Sum 10. giitrift; glmcr ghmebcs
rom 10. gum 3. Tiitrift aatrid
gurreIl, 8. Oiitriti, ,ii Siib: ssrsbe'
rif Orion, 8. Giitrift. berit.en: Srdni
g. Bergman, pem potrolSienit mad
Dem 7. Eiitrift. beritten. Charles
s)cnser, bonn 9. Oiitrift sum 9atrcl.
Sicnit; Carl 6. Shoriportb, bonn I'll,
iirift 8 5llm 2iitrift 9, beritten: vi.
Sabler. pcrn giitrift 3 SiInr Ratrol.
oienit: sliigi,it 9nilmnn Dom 3iitrifi
s md, aenneop Seigkts.
Ter 8crtehrspoIi5ei purocn 0ic
ioIe,noen sscIi,iiien iiberipieieii:
Gbos. gsonepbnn Tiit. 4; Guitap
Bed Tiit. 2: GGictt siepnoIos Cit.
3: u. gottrnan Diff. 4; Seraenri
Diari6 dit. I uno ssreo. eluioenl.
brinfe.
Der nmtirenee Esteftip Sclpcrs
sSreer Eise tpseber I'M iietenten Ii
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S8ia pcniiuuirt fueroeu.

iSrau Gargoret Nteaoe, oic irit
il6cr einem &ierteljobrbumOert ais
Yoli3eimatrone i'm SrauengeidnsniD
Der GENERALIZATION iltugirt bat. lit tim
ibre 9eniionirimq eiuQetommen Jrdia
0oeaoc iIt ole 8ittpe zines friiberen
Itdatiid)en 3ctettiueS mo ibr Sobt
Steee Reooe, qebort 6em 5eouttiens-
itob OeS enquirer on.
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ecs tbatliden ansriffs beidnIOist

Ter Geidaitsasent Der linton Der
Gisiabrleute 2efuis Iiitle, BON go.
1905 9ine StrnBe, ipuroe geitern pon
hen Getcftioes 9ruif unb aineaio
inter Ger slnfla9e oes thotlifcn Nm
erifis perbaftet. 2ie Sser1oftiing er.
iclate auf @eranIoiilng BON @illidm
GaI6n pom Gooinetnn, Der bebolrptst
BON DiitIe gelegeutlid) zines fiirj.
iiten l1eberfalls aitf nidt CUR LINTON
.eeborige SubrIeste angsgriffen NOR,
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Sie 9ior3beimer,

De, fiiroiid ins 9ebeu aerufcne
Berein Der Bior5beimcr, ociien 3iped
bcfamtIid, in her ulrterltiltuna hct.
ariegsnotbIeioenben in Der alten Sct.
rnoth beitebt, miro lid belte abenb
nieoer i'm 2euti9eu &lltb oerinnr
neIn,
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aas ben Geriabtsbsfen.
Cine Seitflase be5iisl. Der 2esalitdi
Der Tarfbonbs i'm Common Yleas
Ueridt einsereidr.

1ie S4MbpIaibopers i'm DOTH Wlorb,
pro5eb i'm gauss. -ebei4eibunss
flasen. S4abeneriabfd1s. =
glttiOnare Der Snterurban Rail-.
map anb Ssrminal 60. ioIIen fiji,
beren S3uIbsn auftommen. = Gin.
ssrsi4ts 9eitlmente unb Ra9Iab'
laden. = 9erIaieoenes.
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ocn 81 ieiu. Iiitlc mar ioiort bercit,
i'd mad Gouington transportircn iu
laiicn, ba er, mie er bcbaiIptet, cbRc
Edspicrigteit ieine llnidWl6 nadapci.
'cu fam.
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Sohu 81. anberion n, bon Der
9oriermrlaflcr.6ir slnoeriun s
aso,pea. Der i'm Sabre 1911 Elm 9erti-
fifat DER sfftien-8orie IN gtep gort
iiir 100000 eritailb, bns ibm bas
9sririIcaiunr gibt. an Der beia0ten
@orie ;u nperireu. itrengte eeitern
eine GinbaltAflage eeeen ben Country
sluoitcr Y. %. Ourr unb ben County
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1916-07-20
FIFTH ANNUAL
FARMERS PICNIC
DATE FIXED FOR THURSDAY +,
AUG. 3. USUAL GOOD
Time EXPECTED.

The fifth annual Farmers picnic
will be held on Thursday, August 3rt
this year, at CIRCUITS Grove in
Wasnoe.
This was decided at a meeting
held Tuesday evening in this city
by members of the Payette and
Fruitland Oranges.
The picnic will be for all who de-
sire to attend, and as usual the pro-
gram will be both interesting and
instructive.
It has been decided to extend in
to several prominent men
of the state asking them to be pres
ent and deliver addresses.
The people will be expected to
come with well filled baskets and
enjoy the occasion as only well fed
people can enjoy themselves at such
a get-together community affair.
In due time She program will be
printed
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1916-07-20
WILLOW PRECINCT.

We are indebted to Commission
or C. w. Giesler for a description
of the new voting precinct, to be
known as willow Precinct" with
the voting place at the French post
office ON Little Willow, the boundary
lines of which are as follows:
Beginning at NV. corner OF Sec'
3. IT'D. 9 w. R. 4 N and running due
south ON section line to the SW'
corner of section "a, TIP. 8, R. 4.
Thence east on township line tc
sE. corner of sec. SO, township D.
R, 4. Thence south to SW. corner
of section 1S, TIP. 8, R. 3, W. Thence
east to SW. corner of section 16, tp'
8. R. w. Thence south to coun'
ty boundary line between Canyon
and Gem and Canyon and Washing
tan counties, to place of beginning
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1916-07-20
BRANNOCk-GENTRY.

The following marriage notice is
found in the Post Herald O. Ga,ax
Va. Mr.. Brannock lived for several
years in Payette and has many
friends and relatives here:
A wedding of interest tool
place Monday, at the Baptist Par.
sonage, in Tazewell, Virginia
when Miss Gussie Gentry. of Pc,
cahontas, was quietly married tc
Mr.. Lee Branncck, of Chicago.
The bride is the daughter of Mr.
John Gentry, of PocShontas, and is
cousin of Mrs. Walter Jones, OF
this place, also a niece of Mrs. Sar-
ah Jarvis, and is well known here.
Mr.. Brannock is Division Mana
ger for R. ]. Reynolds Tobacco Co..
and with headquarters in Chicago
He is ehe son of Mr.. Friel BrannocE
formerly of Grason Co., but now liv-
ing in Michigan.
The happy couple arrived in Gal
ak Tuesday to be the guests of rel
atiyes before leaving for Chicago
where they will make their future
home"
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1916-07-20
STACK UP.

There are about 10000 of the ma
tional guard at the frontier. Idaho's
Just share of that would be 200 men
In the national guard $4,000 men
have enlisted: Idaho's just share of
that would be 800 men.
The government hopes to get 160,-
900 men in the guard. Idaho's share
of that will be $40 men. We now
have practically HOO men at the
front, or our fair share for nation
al guard of 275, 900 men,
The government now wants Idaho
to send on another 800 men, and
if they are needed we will without
doubt respond. 1t would seem only
fair, however, that the other states
should be made to stack up" to the
pile of boys we have with the col
ors now.-StateSman
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1916-07-20
THE CAMP AT NoGALEs.

Nogales, the Arizona town where
the Second Idaho is encamped, has
population of nearly 5000 people,
good water system, electric lights
and other comforts usually found in
a town of this size. The limits run
into Mexico, and on the principal
thoroughfare there stands Mexi-
can guard to preventive passage of
men in uniform. Civilians, however,
are permitted to pass back and forth
freely.
The altitude of Nogales is $3.50
feet above the sea level, about 1880
feet higher than Payette. The rain
fall of that section is irregular and
more than half of the entire annu-
al rainfall qslfally occurs in July and
August.
The normal annual temperature is
81 degrees, or about IL degrees high
er than that of Boise. The differ
ence in temperature is more pro-
nounced in winter than in summer.
The normal temperature for July at
Nogales is about 80ydegrees, as COM
pared with 73 degrees here.
The camp OF the Second Idaho is
favorably located On high ground ov-
erlooking Nogales within a short
distance from the Mexican Fne.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1916-07-20
CONTRACT IS LET
FOR LYON BUILDING
JOHN ALDEN LOWEST BIDDER.
LOWER STORY TO Be COM
PLETED Sept, |.

The contract for the construction
Of the F. H. Lyon building, which is
to be one of the handsomest business
and office buildings in the city, was
let Wednesday at 2 O'Clock, to John
Alden, who was found to be the low
est bidder. Mr.. Alden will begin
work at once and is expected to have
the lower story completed and ready
for occupancy by September first.
The building is to be 30xS0 feet,
two story, with pressed brick and
plate glass front, similar to the C.
A. Smith building adjoining it on
the north. 1t is understood that it
will be occupied as soon as COM
pleted.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1916-07-20
HoUSEWARMING FOR
PAYETTE NEWLY-W6pS

On last Thursday evening Mr.. and
Mrs. C. E. Halloek We're invited to go
''Fording," but instead of the Ford
arriving at the appointed hour they
were surprised to see a group OF
their friends approaching their home.
The guests" took charge of af-
fairs and the evening was pleasant
ly spent with cards and music Late
in the evening refreshments, which
the guests had very SprudentlyAbro't
with them, were served and greatly
enjoyed, even if the ice cream hadSto
be eaten with forks =
A handsome coffee percolator was
presented to the newlyweds as a re-
membrance of the -housewarming ef-
pedition which was composed of
the Misses Mile Lattig, Beth Vain
wright, Hazel Ensign, Mxna Ken
ward, Dorothy Wilcox and Messrs,
Alb. Maule, Max Lattig, Clarence
Larsen, Clyde Shanks and Glen
Phettaplace.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1916-07-20

Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Lauer and son
Donald and DIR. ]. c. woodward took
their departure by auto yesterday
morning for Hornet Greek, where
they will join Mrs. I. R. Woodward
and children and Mrs. ]. G. Wood
ward and children and Mrs. Carl
Jacobsen an son, who have been
camping there for week or more.
DR.. Clarence Chapin was taken to
the Ontario hospital Monday evening
where on Tuesday morning he under
went an operation for appendicitis,
Upon his recovery from the opera
ton, DR.. Chaplin, who lately gradu-
ated from the North Pacific col
lege of Portland, Ore, in dentistry,
will be associated with Dr. A. v.
Strauss In this city.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1916-07-20
CANYON BOYS AND GIRLS
ARE LEADING THE

| AXE IGHDIN6 IfE LIP u
Idaho is coming to- the front with
her boys and girls club work. Start
Ing several years ago with the in
centive of a $4,000 bonus for Lead
ership, the gift of Senator Brady,
these clubs have forged steadily
ahead until, not counting the mother
daughter canning clubs, there are g.
141 club members now enrolled in
one or more of the following work
subjects: corn, potatoes. home garden
and marketing, garden and back
yard, canning, poultry, pork and crop
production, sewing, cooking, handi-
craft, apple and sugar beet culture.
Canyon county heads the list this
year, as it did last, with a total of
121 clubs and a membership of 1900.
Twin Falls comes second, with 81
clubs and 1000 members. Jefferson
and Latah tie for third place with
$50 members each.
The Lewiston Mother-D Daughter Can
ming club is in the race for the S4,-
900 clubhouse offered by w. ]. Boyce
and Co. of Chicago to the club in the
United States which makes the high
est record of achievement for the
season. In last years state contest
this club won first prize for the best
record-report of work done and prof
its made, and all the other like clubs
of the state are keeping their fingers
crossed for Lewiston.
So interested has the Gem State
fair become in these boys and girls
clubs that it has subscribed $500
to be used as special premiums for
this department.
Idaho boys and girls will also have
an opportunity to compete at the
Spokane Interstate fair, which has
$500 for the Juvenile
Besides the prizes Of
fered for the best exhibits of prob |
ucts raised and made by the boys |
and girls, the county champions of |
each county are to be entertained at |
an encampment during the fair week. |
Idaho must win the honors at |
Spokane this fall" said G. w. Pot
ter, state leader of the Idaho Boys
and Girls clubs. ''The Idaho children
will have to compete with the Wash
ington boys and girls, but I feel they |
can do it successfully"
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1916-07-20
DOES ADVERTISING PAYY

Vet Conyers of Long Valley and
Virgil Beers of Emmett were Payette
visitors Sunday. On Monday Mr..
Conyers purchased an Acme Self
Binder of the Farmers Society OF
Equity establishment at this place.
aitched his team to the mach ne and
started back home with it. Of course
this was only an ordinary transac-
lion, but in it is to be found lessen
that should not be lost on any IFe--
chant who may have formed the
opinion that money spent for news
paper advert,s ng is money wasted.
Because Mr.. Conyers told the mana
ger of the Farmers Society OF Bqui-
ty establishment when he made the
purchase, that upon reading his ad-
vertisement in the Enterprise, he de-
cided to come to Payette and buy
binder. When Mr.. Conyers reaches
his home he win have travelled more
than 200 miles in making the round
trip.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1916-07-20
JUNE WAS A WET
MONTH IN VALE, ORE.


The Malheur Enterprise says there
were 1856 quarts of beer and $50
quarts of other liquors shipped to
Vale and used in accordance with
the prohibition law now in force
during June.
The Enterprise says the sheriff
..s-has kept in touch with all shipments
that have come in and finds that
the major portion of the liquors are
received by citizens in high stand
ing. who never patronized saloons
when they were running" Then the
natural inference would seem to be
that prohibition in Oregon is making
drunkards OF the high standing
citizens while reforming the old-dme
'booze fighters" Sounds more like
an advertisement of the allied brew
ing interests than it does like a tenn
persnca lecture,
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1916-07-20
METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH

Sunday morning July %, the pas
tor will speak on Strength for the
Weak and Discouraged"
In the evening the subject will
be Different Opinions of the Pub
lie Dance"
: The public are especially invited
to attend these services.
The prayer meeting is held reg
ularly on Wednesday evening at
8 O'Clock.
Lieut.. Scott Fitch of Co. l, End
Idaho, has our thanks for a copy
of the Nogales, (Ariz.) Daily Herald
Of July L. This paper prints an
account of the arrival of the idaho
troops and gives a complete roster
of the commissioned officers of the
regiment The Herald remarks that
the regiment is composed of "a fine
body of men
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1916-07-20

Mrs. McGlinchey returned home
last week from the east where she
spent several weeks, following the
adjournment of the great convention
of Women's clubs, visiting relatives.
Shc also visited at the home of her
son, Mr.. D. D. Alvord, in Twin
Falls, Idaho, being accompanied home
from that place by two of her grand
children who will spend the sum
mer with her,
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1916-07-20
SECOND IDAHO REGIMENT


The Nogales, (Ariz.) Herald of July
IL, says:
zone of the new regiments that
arrived lately and which has made
a good impression was the Second
Idaho, Colonel Edelblute commanding
This regiment had less confusion in
unloading and making camp than
any yet to arrive, in fact so far
they compare favorably- with the best
National Gua6r units in the country.
'While d Irving only yesterday, by
night they had a large amount Of
their company streets cleared off and
in some instances, cactus and other
plants were made the center of pyra-
midal mounds. In a few days they
will have as good a camp as any
located here"
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1916-07-20
LOCAL NEWS ITEMS
IN CONDENSED FORM

Mrs. E. C. Pence and children.
master Earl and Mildred, OF Boise,
are visiting at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs Burt Venable, parents of Mrs.
Pence.
1 Miss Alice Perry, our linotype op-
Eerator, is confined to her home on
account of sickness this week, as a
result of which the Enterprise has
been more or less inconyenienced.
To Bro. Keller of the Independent.
Earl Kirk, his machine operator, rand
to Albert Maule, who kindly consent
ed to try his hand again after sever
al years absence from the key
board" we are able to go to press
on time as usual. -ss y
Alfred F. Stone of Caldwell, makes
the formal announcement in this is
sue of the Enterprise, to the Re-
publican voters of Canyon county,
that he is a candidate for proseeut-
ing attorney. Mr.. stone is a
good lawyer, an active young man.
whose greatest ambition is to gain
a high and honorable position in his
profession. In his candidacy for
the Republican nomination, he has
the endorsement of many of the
leading members of the Canyon coun-
ty bar.
Colonel Joel L. Priest. general
agent of the Oregon Short Line spent
Tuesday night in Payette Col Priest
accompanied the Second Idaho regi-
ment to the Mexican border, sparing
no pains to make the long trip for
the boys as pleasant as possible.
Col. Priest says the rapidity with
which the regiment detrained and
got into camp upon its arrival at No
gales, Ariz., was matter of COM
mon favorable remark by the people
of that city where several regiments
had previously arrived and gone thru
the same operation. He says the
Idaho boys have what might b
termed an ideal camp for that sec
ton of country and up to the time
Of his departure fer home appeared Cd
to be in the best of spirits, ready
and willing for any service that
might be required of them. 3