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Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1916-11-09

culturist by the name of Bennett and
sent him out to Greeley to organize
the potato growers.
And Bennett organized them. He
assembled the growers and made 1t
plain that the prosperity of the va
ley was a greater advertisement for
Colorado than the prosperity Of but
few growers. AS a result the
local problems of soil and irrigation
and drainage were made known to
all and Greeley was put on the po-
tato map of the United States. Gree
ley sells seed potatoes as a result
of Benefits organization and Is q
prosperous valley.
When this same Bennett comes to
Payette Friday night he will speak
at the Commercial Club rooms. He
is being sent here by the University
Extension Department, free of charge
to us so that Payette growers who
are interested in growing fancy mar
Ret anu SEED potdtoSS mhSnl aooi
how Greeley does it.
Mr.. Bennett will talk at 7:15 p.
IN. Friday night and every spud
grower within 10 miles of Payette
should be there. Many heard him
at the High School yard 6 weeks ago
when. he talked on Canning Crops,
and found him we'll informed and a
very interesting speaker.
Do you know how to control po-
tato scab and wire worms?
Do you know how to get best re-
suits when irrigating potatoes? How
to prevent rough knobby potatoes?
Do you know how to produce uni
form sized spuds, 80 per cent mar
ketable?
Are you interested in producing
Certified potatoes" which bring
twice the price of ordinary spuds?
If you are interested in hearing a
capable potato man, come promptly
at 7:15 Friday night and Potato"
Bennett will tell and show us how
to put Payette on the potato map.
Bring your 10 spud exhibit at the
same ttnas,
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1916-11-09
FRUITIAND.

Fruitland gave Wilson, for presi'
dent, 252, Hughes 1876.
Congress-French 1877, Smith 227,
Kerr 226, Stanley 217.
Governor-Davis 179, Alexander 301
Lieut.. governor-Holt 166, Park
er 275.
Secretary of state = Barker 159,
Dougherty ESQ.
Auditor-Lewis 162, Van Deusen
2SS.
-Eagleson 213. Worthing
ton 240.
Attorney general Sweeley III,
Walters 263.
State Observation-Disclosures 207
Carlisle 23S.
Inspector of mines-Bell 2O5, Fry
2SO.
Justice supreme court-Dunn Is,
Rice PA.
State Senator-Ingard 275, Baker
1sS.
The legislative and county ticket
all Democratic.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1916-11-09
SHAFER-STAPLETON.

( On November 3rd, at Vancouver
Washington, Miss Blanche Marie
Stapleton, of Portland, Oregon, be
came the bride of Mr. Robert Bruce
Shafer, of Payette, Idaho.
The ceremony was performed by
Rev. E. L. Berndril of the first NJ.
E. Church of Vancouver, Wash, and
was witnessed by few intimate
friends.
The bride has been a resident of
Portland, Oregon, for the past two
years, formerly lived her childhood
days in Shelton, Nebraska. After
coming west with her parents she
has completed her High School
course in the Portland schools. The
groom is the eldest Son of Mr.. and
Mrs. A. L. Shafer of Payette, Idaho,
and is very popular young man
in this community where he has
lived for the past nine years. He
is graduate of the Payette High
School, and at present is a student
in the North Pacific College of Phar-
macy of Portland, Oregon. Mr.. Shat
er will be a graduate of Pharmacy
in the coming spring of 1917, and is
also a member of the Beta Iota
Mr.. and Mrs. Shafer are spending
a short honeymoon in Vancouver,
Wash. They will probably return to
oayette in the coming spring.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1916-11-09
FREE LECTURE.

Hon. Miles Cannon will deliver his
lecture entitled: Our Covenant of
Liberty" at the Commercial club.
room in this city, Saturday evening,
Nov. IL, beginning at O'Clock sharp,
This lecture is designed TO direct
public attention to the decline of
religion in the United States through
a lack of unity. Mr.. Cannon is a
good speaker and the lecture is said
to be very interesting.
The lecture is free.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1916-11-09
CHRISTIAN CHURCH.

Rev. ]. K. Ballow, our new min
lister will be here to take up the
work ON the 18th. We would like
for as many as possible OF the
members to be at church next Sun
day, as we want to make some
plans, to give him hearty welcome.
The new heating plant is about
completed but there is still a
little work on the inside to be done.
We hope to soon see everything nm
ished. There are some who are in
favor of finishing up the gymnasium
in the basement as soon as possible,
but that will be decided later.
The ladies Of the M. S. w. so
ciety want to take this opportunity
to thank the Election boards and
the general public for their very lib
eral patronage on Election day, and
also to thank the business men who
SO kindly donated coffee, flour. lard,
pickles and buttermilk. We feel
VIZ WssfA ~ N s1rsgN
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1916-11-09
A GALA DAY FOR
THE PoRTIA CLUB.

There's good time coming,
will you help it on? By pre-arraH5e-
ment OF the Outlook Club of Weiser,
and the Portia Club, an Exchange
of programs has been planned for
this year, the exchange last year
proving so delightful and education
al. Monday, Nov. 18th, the Outlook
Club will put on, we are sure, a
worthwhile program, in the CONNER
cial Club room and every member,
every would be club member, and
friends are urged to be present
promptly at 2:3O p. m. and there is
a reason for this promptness, as
you will see later.
The guests coming by train or
auto will be taken to the pleasant
home of Mrs. Satoris, SS5 second
Ave. North, where luncheon will be
served by a committee from the
club. Then to the CITY Hall and at
The conclusion of the program, to
Tie mAOiC OIL CetAy
O'Clock dinner will be served, the
visiting club being the guests of the
Portia Club.
If Mrs. Reilly surpasses herself
one time more than another, it is
when she is hostess at club din
aer, and each member or would-be
or friend is asked to phone
plate reservations to Mrs. Maule,
Mrs. Coughanour; or if convenient,
register when passing the hotel Of
ice, any way SO the culinary force
will know and the hostess will know.
Please be prompt in your reservation
and remember you can not afford
20 miss either program or dinner.
The price per plate is so cents and
.ha price is certainly generous, for
he extra effort that Mrs. Reilly,
as a loyal club member, always
makes.
Mrs. Maule, Cor. Sec.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1916-11-09
Y. M, C. A. NOTES.

The gymnasium classes are warm
ing up. The mems schedule starts
tonight, Thursday, Nov. 9Th. at $3.50
and with the equipment of the local
association there need be no wait
ing, as there are activities suitable
for any number of men from two to
twenty. The mems class seems to
be lining up well tbs seas-n. The
course will be calesthenics for the
opening part of the class, followed
by diversions as the men desire.
Classes start on time and close on
time. s,
The week of prayer in an a4i y;
tions Noyamber 18TH to 1Ssh
be observed by the local assoc1&4 3
each noon from 1906 to H.: Is. whSa
anyone can drop in and all are h
vited to join for these few mtnAtss.
Remember the High school -.
suei paiphsa ssess SrtaaR svYA
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1916-11-09
CANYON COUNTY.

With but the two small precincts
of Fargo and Central Cove to be
heard from, Canyon Democrats were
assured Wednesday of the election
OF all but two of their county nomi-
nees, including the legislative ticket.
H. A. Griffiths, seeking reelection
as prosecuting attorney, was defeat
ed by Alfred F. Stone, the Repubi--
can nominee, and Guy C. MCGEE was
elected surveyor over Ogden Dutch
er, his Bourbon rival.
Majorities of the Democratic nomi-
nees who were successful ranged
from 200 to nearly 1000 votes. In the
face of this fact, Stone made the
remarkable showing of polling 76l
more votes than Griffiths in the 33
of the 35 precincts heard from.
The result on the legislative and
county ticket:
State senator-Ingard, Democrat.
1856; Baker, Republican, 1851.
Observation-Disclosures, Demo-
crat, 4235; Newport, Democrat, 4O1s;
Peckham, Democrat, 4134; Ross,
Democrat, S940; Welsh, Democrat,
1867; Bradley, Republican, 36o5;
Hamer, Republican, 1904; Kerrick'
Republican, 1921; Mcconnell, Repub-
lican, 1914; Street, Republican, ,S625.
Commissioner 1st district-Adams,
Democrat, 4167; Alexanlerson, Repuo
lican, 3457.
Commissioner Second district
Ross, Democrat, 1882; Hill, Republi-
can, 1868.
Commissioner Third district-Gies-
ler, Democrat, 42S7; Fisher, Repub-
lican, 1851.
Sheriff-Froman, Democrat, 1895;
Shumate, Republican, 344o.
Treasurer-Handy, Democrat, win
ner over Stark, Republican.
Probate Judge-Meek, Democrat,
4127; Harger, Republican, S46s.
Assessor-Russell, Democrat, 1858;
Babcock, Republican, 1884.
PROSECUTING eNwuey - Gnfnhs.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1916-11-09
Alexander Elected By Narrow Mar
gin. Republicans Elect Congress
men and Democrats Most of State
Ticket and Legislature.

After fifty hours of uncertainty i
was announced at O'Clock last nigh
that President Wilson had carried
California, which gives him tota
of 272 of the electoral vote, or 81,
more than a majority.
Barring some wholly unexpected
turnover in the incomplete states
leaning toward Wilson or a change
on a recount, California's acquisition
to the Democratic column gave the
president 269 electoral votes, with
New Mexico three votes probably in
the Democratic column.
1t is possible that a recount OF
votes will be asked for by the Re-
publicans IN California, New Mex
leo, North Dakota, New Hampshire
and Minnesota. The Democrats will
continue to control both branches o.
congress, but by small majoritiee.4
REPUBLICANS TAKE ONLY
TWO OFFICES IN CANYON.
Wilson carried Idaho by about 15,-
900, while Alexander has only q few
hundred over Davis, for sol ernor.
The Republicans elect Smith and
French, congressman; Eagleson, stat
Miss Redfield, superin-
tendent of public instruction, aud
oell, inspector OF mines; while the
capture the offices of
lieutenant governor, secretary OF
state, auditor and attorney general.
Incomplete returns indicate thai
the Democrats will control both
branches of the Idaho legislature.
Canyon county is overwhelmingly
the Republicans sasin.
,wo OFFICES, prosecuting attorney and
,url eyor, from the landslide.
John c. hice Oh Caldwell, Is elec.-
I'd to the supreme bench OF the
STATE, over Robert n. Dunn of Coeuf-
rAlene.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1916-11-09
SOUTH PAYETTE.

Wilson So, Hughes 40, Benson 5.
For Congressmen-herr and stan
Ny 5S each, French SO, Smith so,
Socialist Z.
Observation-Disclosures 50, Davis "A.
The vote on the state ticket be-
low governor gave the Democrats
from so to II, the Republicans 35
to 4S.
State Senator-Ingard IS, Baker 3S.
Representatives-Th Democrats re
ceived from so to 65 votes, the Re-
publicans 46 to 4S.
County Commissioner 1st Dist
Adams So, Alexanderson A.
Commissioner End Dist.-Ross "a,
Hill AZ.
Commissioner Srd Dist.-Giesler
20, Fisher so.
Sheriff-Froman SO, Shumate Sc.
Treasurer-Handy 81, Stark 43.
Probate Judge-Meek so, Harger AZ
Supt. Pub. Inst.-Knowhon 65,
Robinson Sc.
Assessor-Russen 81, Babcock 46.
Coroner-Faris 81, Sturgeon 43.
Surveyor-Dutcher 54, McGee 46.
Pros. Attorney-Griffiths Al, Stone
SO
For Justices OF the Peace and Con-
stable, Wells, Keller and Cosman re-
ceiyed practically all the vote.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1916-11-09
THE BIG UNION
REVIVAL MEETINGS
LINES-HUGGINS EVANGELISTIC
COMPANY WILL BEGIN PAY
ETTE MEETINGS NOV. IA.

| These special meetings will be-
gin about November IA, and VIII
be held in tabernacle to be erect
ed at the corner OF Center Avenue
and 9th Street, across from the Y.
NJ C. A. building.
Payette is especially fortunate in
securing this eyangelistic company.
They have just closed successful
meeting at Emmett. Among other
things which the pastors of Emmett
have said about the meetings and
the eyangelists we select the fol-
lowing quotations.
''The reality OF Christ and saliva
ton is the central theme OF every
service"
"The work among the young peo-
pie has been a marvel to me. Many
have been thoroughly converted and
have dedicated their lives to Jesus
Christ"
THE work is not done under
spell of excitement -"
Here in the tabernacle, church
creed is lost sight of and only one
thought is uppermost in all hearts,
that of saving lost souls"
DIR. Lines is an exceptionally able
preacher. His sermons are clear,
powerful and kind His appeal is
not to the emotions but to the rea-
son. His presentation of the Gospel
is straight ht-forward, plain and fair"
"Mr. Higgins is not only mas
ter in the song service, but a splen-
did worker among the young people.
His solos are of the highest char
acter. Many souls are touched by
the Gospel through his songs"
Singing has played a large part
in the success of the present evan
sehstic campaign"
Mr. Garth, the pianist of the
company, is player of exceptional
ability. His work at the piano is
one of the greatest attractions Of
the meeting" His experience in
slum work of the city gives him the
knowledge OF how 10 reach the man
who is away from God"
Mrs. Norven, who has charge of
the Bible teaching and woman work
has had wide experience in her field.
having worked with sunday, Torrey
and a number of the most widely
known evangelsts in the field to-
day. Her afternoon Bible studies and
drawing-room talks to wo-
men are exceptionally fine"
Miss Polly is a splendid personal
worker She is quick to make friends
and her personal work is one Of
the strong features of the team
MIR. Lines breaches the gospel in
love and kindness and condemns sln
without fear or favor"
The Lines-Huggins Evangelistic
Company has lifted the churches of
Emmett to a higher plain in the
spiritual life than they have been
for some time
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1916-11-09
CHICKEN PIE suPPERl

A big chicken pie supper will be
given by the High School at the Y.
NJ. C. A. next Friday, Nov. 10. Don't
fail to come The best ever! For the
benefit of hungry people and finan-
cially for High School Athletics.
Only 35c, for five course supper.
Help the High School! Help the Ath-
letics! 1t takes both to make up
public spirit. Everyone come to the
Chicken Pie Supper, Friday night at
80 at the "Y".
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1916-11-09
AT The EMMA NOV. 1s.

Bert Mansfield and his wonder
horse Chester, the horse with the
human mind, also beautiful trained
ponies, wonderful performing dogs,
acting goats and trained monkeys.
Corliss Bulger, the naturalist, will
lecture on wild Animal Life using
living specimens of rare and wild
birds, beasts and reptiles. An edu-
cational and interesting program.
Admission 10c. and zoe.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1916-11-09
WEST PAYETTE.

For President-Wilson 163, Hughes
152, Benson A.
For Congressman-Kerr 13S, Stan
ley 135, French 169, Smith 173, Clark
and Gilleland each 43.
For Governor-Alexander III, Dav-
is ISL, Triplow 81.
The vote on the state ticket be-
low governor gave small majorities
for most of the candidates on the
Democratic ticket.
For Supreme Judge, Rice received
1S0 and Dunn 73 votes.
The prohibition amendment receiv-
ed 140 votes for to 20 against.
State Senator-Ingard 176, Baker
135, Stewart AZ.
Representative The Democratic
candidates received from $50 to 153
votes, while the Republicans receiv-
ed from IA to 152.
County Commissioner 1st Dist
Adams 1ee, Alexanderson 1Ss. Cum
minis 40.
Commissioner 2nd Dist.-Ross 167,
Hill 13S, Powers 40.
Commissioner 3rd Dist.-Giesler
189, Fisher 124, Durham 3S.
Sheriff-Froman 16S, Shumate 150,
Mauritz ~.
Treasurer-Handy 164, Stark 135,
Slinker 4S.
Probate Judge-Meek 157, Harger
1856, Street AZ.
Supt. Pub. Inst.-Knowlton 154.
Robinson $50, Tatum 40.
Assessor-Russer 154, Babcock 155,
Jacob Al.
Coroner-Faris LAT. Sturgeon 14o.
Goseoa q,
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1916-11-09

Governor-Davis 102, Alexander 29;
Lieut.. governor-Holt 104, Parker
282.
Secretary of state Barker 100
Dougherty 275.
Auditor-Lewis 106,V Van Deusen 276
Treasurer-Eagleson 127, Worthing
ton 258.
Attorney general Sweeley 105,
" alters 270.
State superintendent-R 126
Carlisle 253.
Inspector of mines-Bell 120, Fry
243.
Justice of supreme court-Dunn A,
Rice 1S9.
There WAS some scratching ON the
county candidates, but those on the
Democratic ticket received substan-
tlal majorities.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1916-11-09
EAST PAYETTE.


For President-Wilson 159, Hughes
191, Benson 80.
For Congressmen-Kerr 12S, Stan
ley 12S, French 2O5, Smith 2O9, So
cialist 30.
For Governor-Alexande 169, Dav-
is 1874, Triplow 27.
The vote on the state ticket ran
from 128 to 189 for the Democrats
and 14S to 200 for the Republicans,
with an average of 29 Socialist votes
on national, state and county ticke.s.
For Supreme Judge, Rice receiy-
ed 295 for and 65 against.
State Senator-Ingard 172, Baker
160, Stewart 2S.
Representatives The Democratic
Candidates received from LAB to 1o2
votes; the Republicans ia to 1873;
the Socialists % straight.
County Commissioner 1st Dist
Adams 1856, Alexanderson 1853, Cum
Minis 2S.
Commissioner End Dist.-Ross 159,
Hill 166, Powers 28.
Commissioner 3rd Dist.-Giesler
204, Fisher 135, Durham 28
Sheriff-Froman 147, Shumate 1856.
Treasurer-Handy 165, Stark 166.
Probate Judge-Meek 17e, Harger
l55.
Supt. Pub. Inst.-Knowlton 155,
Robinson 172.
ssessor-Russell LAT, Babcock ISL.
Coroner-Faris IA, Sturgeon 176.
Suryeyor-Dutcher 133, McGee 1S7.
Pros. Attorney-Griffiths 12s, stone
1876.
Justices of the Peace-Wells ZIG,
Keller 217.
Constable-Cosman z08.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1916-11-09

The four Payette precincts votes
as follows, the order in which th'
vote is given, being Democrat, Re
publican and Socialist:
NORTH PAYETTE.
For President-Wilson 108, Hughes
l40, Benson 30.
For Congressmen-Kerr So, Stan
ley 81, French 157, Smith 152, CLARK
and Gilleland II each.
For Observation-Disclosures 127, Day'
is 1872, Triplow 13.
For state officers below governor
the Republican candidates averaged
little heavier vote than the Demo
Gratis, while the Socialists stuck
close to their ticket.
For Supreme Judge, Rice received
so votes to 81 for Dunn.
The prohibition amendment re-
ceiYed $50 votes for to only z
against.
State Senator-Ingard 139, Baker
10s, Stewart 15.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, Ander
son ia, Newport 1O9, Peckham 10o,
Ross 109, Welsh 107; Republicans,
Bradley 12s, Hamer 127, Kerrick 125,
Mcconnell 1877, Street 12s; Socialist,
Better Is, Kipp 10, Messenger 15,
Titus Is, White 15 f
County Commissioner 1st Dist
Adams los, Alexanderson 131, Cum
Minis II. II ID
Commissioner End Dist.-Ross H.,
Hill 1es, Powers Is.
Commissioner 3rd Dist.-Giesler
135, Fisher 172, Durham II.
Sheriff-Froman 1OS, Shumate 106,
Mauritz 15.
Treasurer-Handy lis, Stark 13S.
Slinker II.
Probate Judge-Meek ia, Harger
l21, Street 15.
Supt. Pub. Inst.-Knowlton lis,
Robinson 124, Tatum 15..
Assessor-Russeu 116, Babcock 124,
Jacob 15.
Coroner-Faris 1O2, Sturgeon 12S,
Iorton %.
Surveyor-Dutcher 81, McGee 12S,
Fowler IA.
Pros. Atty.-Griffiths sc, Stone 1876,
Randall II.
Justices of the Peace-Wells 1853,
Keller $50.
Constable-Cosman 154, Peterson,
Socialist, II.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1916-11-09
GEM COUNTY uNeRATEFUL.

Gem county didn't do thing to
e K Hayes. Republican candidate
for reelection to the state senate,
but bury him under an avalanche Of
De mocratic votes. electing Baine,
Democrat. The entire Demo ratio
county ticket was elected in Gem
county.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1916-11-09

The Brotherhood of American Yeo-
men will meet the 14th and 2Sth
of November. All Yeomen are urged
to be present.
Mrs. C. E. Rhoads, Corsp.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1916-11-09

Saturday night, Nov. IL, s O'Clock
at the German Hall, sale of surprise
packages, a program by home talent,
10-cent lunch, dance 25 cents, for
the benefit of the German church.
Everybody invited.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1916-11-09
WILSON, WITH 272 ELECTORAL VOTES

Surveyor-Dutcher IA, McGee 152,
Fowler 40.
Pros. Attorney-Griffiths 140, Stone
170, Randall Al.
Justices of the Peace-W1l Wells
1T, Calvin Keller 184, VIM. REIN
ers 33.
Constable. B. Cosman 164, Tom.
McComsey and Theo. Peterson 80
votes each.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1916-11-09
POTATO SPECIALIST BENNETT.

Several years ago Greeley, Colora-
do. woke up to the fact that 1t
could grow potatoes. Several of her
local growers had been getting fine
yields and prices but they were MT
especially anxious about publishing
their potato methods which were
making them prosperous.
About this time the Colorado AGri-
cultural College secured fseH h0rtt.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1916-11-09

The regular County examination
will be given for first, second and
third grade county certificates, Nov
ember Is, II and 1S, at Canyon Coun
ty Court House, Caldwell, Idaho.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1916-11-09

Passengers wanted: Car leaves
Commercial hotel Saturday morning
at O'Clock for Vale, Westfall,
Burns, Lakeview and klamath Falls.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1916-11-09
NEW PLYMOUTH

The New Plymouth precincts gave
Wilson for president, 26S, Hughes
III.
Congress-French 147. Smith IA,
Ee7 as ahsGapy Ses,
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1916-11-09
ADA COUNTY DIVIDED.

In Ada county the ticket was about
equally divided, the Democrats get
ting the senator and one of the
five members of the lower house.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1916-11-09

Democrat, 3459; Stone, Republican,
1920.
Superintendent Knowlton, Demo
crat, winner over Robinson, Republi-
can.
Coroner-Faris, Democrat, winner
over Sturgeon, Republican
Suryeyor-Dutcher, Democrat, de-
feated by MCGEE, Republican
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1916-11-09
PROHIBITION AMENDMENT.

The prohibition constitutional
amendment has probably carried, but
it is impossible to get any figures.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1916-03-23
p. GREEN CELEBRATES
EIGHTIETH BIRTHDAY.

The old soldiers and their wives
surprised Mr.. and Mrs. P. Green at
their home on Sixth street, Wednes-
day evening, March 22nd, that being
the anniversary of Mr.. Green's eight
eth birthday. The ladies had provid-
ed we'll filled baskets and assisted
in serving a repast that was fully
enjoyed by the company In fact
the evening was delightfully."- spent
Mr.. Green being the recipient OF
the congratulations and best wishes
of all present.
Mr.. Green is we'll and hearty, not
withstanding he has passed the
eikhtieth milestone of an active life,
the earlier years of which were CIV
en- to the service of his country as
soldier. May he live to see
many more years of ease and enjoy
ment, is the wish of his large circle
of friends in this community.