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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-01
Niltritte pereinist.

Ter norOoitlide rmo oitIidc Oh
itrift Der DSSeocrateo Charities" iino
pereinigt porOeu mo sri. @elcn
0ingle miro ais Sefret6rh ser Der.
cilIiaten Giiiritte t6dtig iciL uaG.
Oent sic Sefret1rin oeS norOoIilidel
0iitritts, Sri. @cneOieue 5borrettS,
uegeu ibrer Dor einiecn Gogcn er.
iolgten Scirotb. ibre Rcii0nation Gin.
nereidlt Bat.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-01
ifraM Gmith OeridllullnNrn.

Gie S4'i66riee Srou SorobSmit6
1T aus ibrem Scim ani glortb Gait
Greet no6c Der Gbciopeofe9oi leit al.
ni9eu Eogen perid)piuoen, "a iie
on9eblidl oeiiteSihwob lit mo Idoll
mebrcre Nlole geiogt bat, ooB lie
SclbitnorO bceebeu iuiiroc, crludtcn
ibre slngc6origeu Die &olijei noh
ser Srou llrnidon I'll balten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-01
8nr Iebten Olnbc acbcttct.

Phi oem @ooolamn lSrieobof muroe
oeitcru Sr. 6ronj 9lotbc beige.
icbt @oitor 81. 5ulius sol.
mann biclt bic @robreOc. sluf
OenpGbeb S6olant Grieobof lporo
9lupalt MoieS q. @aIter sur
ciUigeu Ru6c beItattet.
@eitern Radmittog iano sic feier.
Iihe 9eiicslng oes am 6reitag III.
ter 10 lngliidliheu ltuitdHoen ans
Dem 2ebeu geidicSeuen 6rou5 Rotbe
auf Dem NooOIapu 6rie0bofe Itott.
Gem 2eiden5uge idIoiien iid picIe
5relm0e imo Gonegeu oeS @erItorbe.
nen. oarunter D3itgIeoer Ger Mooie
9oee g}r. 70" imo ser Decoration Of
Qobor, al. Ser Sarg tpor nit i9o.
nen gAinlenipenoen beOedt. @nitor
Gr. s. Soiluoun BON scr 3ionSfirdc
bieIt cine tieiergrciicnoc @robreOe
0}itgIieoer Der Yiooie 9oge iltngir.
ten ols 9abrtltdtrGecr. GS paren
0ieS 0ie $50. Sobn q. Goiroa. SSobn
Z. Morsfi Gborles @ioler, 96omas
g. Bitter ino u. aeQp. ST. 3ron
6otbe mar Dor ~ Sobren in Grfurt.
Frooinj 9ad)ien oe6oren umo fam
inn Sabre 1909 olf Dem Gompicr
.&bciu~ nod Baltimore. glnl Treitog
9lbeno itnitt CT iih ucricbeutIid
nit ieiuem 9ioiirmciicr oie SdIag.
aOer ollrd im0 iiarb al @erbIl.
iung Gr miro bon 5pei Sdpcltern
ur0 cincm 9ruocr IN Gcnti6Iono
iibcrlebt.
N( ic8 g}. Balter.
llnier aroBer 9etbeiliguug fan0
ecitcrn aui oem S6eb 5balon.
6ric0boic oie icicrIitbc @ciiebuna oco
am N1ittuoh I'M 602ebeusjo6rc aus
Dem 9eben peridicoeneu 9lupnit5
MoieS 81. gSaIter pom GralcrGolric.
9lr. 2S0i, glorO G6orleSitraBc, ans
itott &o6biucr Gr @orriS 2a5u
ron leitetc sic Iraucricierlid)fcitcR
mo iuiomete Ocm &eritorbcncn einen
ebrenocn gtodrui in melhcm cr cin
porjiiqlicbcS 9ilo ouS Ocm Green,
panOel oeS Iobiugeidic0cncn Seid)
nete. Ter @critorbene wor Der e5c-
malige 8rGlioent 0crgaltimorcr 9ln.
tualtSfoniner uuO mar felt 40 So6-
rem sInpolt in Baltimore. lleberlebt
miro Der gerbIihene bon ieinergSitt.
iue 6raii 9ert5u @olter. icinen Sob.
nen &ap6oel im0 glIbert, ieincn orei
Sohtern Sri. Glementine uno Bale.
rie @olter, 6rou 9fo6ert @olfin.
ibotp aus Seattle. @oiby ioipie orci
9riioertL 9lbranL 9elpiS 8. inO gg.
@oIter in Baltimore.
9Ils oftipc 9abrttttrdger iungir.
ten bic @S. @eorgc Gator, Sol. 6.
6rance, Or. Sarrb 5rieocupoIo, S.
9epp, GItitao 2iebIid. SSobn 6. goie,
Simon Roieuberg imo Charles 8.
Steiu.
Gie @bren 9o6rhidtrGger pareu
Die SS. 9lauooIpb Barton. f., 8. s.
Gator, SSacob 8. GobeiL @Ii 6ronf.
Charles So 6ieIO, Or. @olil 8. Oil.
oeriIeeoc, 2eou 81. @reenbalin, S. g.
@orter, SpIoau S. 9oudbeimer, s.
@ofaro, Syobn 6. senmes, it, glr.
hibolo s. 9apIor, g. g9eemS g8iI.
lioms, Snrrp 8. s8eIt6eimer iuo 6.
81. gBebb.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-01
GdIianFer( perbronnf

Gincn betrd6tlidcn Sboocn rid.
tetc eiu 6eucr oiL ooS ouf im6e.
fannte @eie III Scr @orogc ocS Srn.
G1arIcs g. Siidjp binter bintcr icincm
Smlic, 9}r. 3009. g9iniielO.9(uenuc,
onsGebro6eu. Seiu $3.50 Eourcn.
9lntolnobiI wilrOe ein 9lou6 Scr
aIamnen. Der eHoocn it ourdl
Neriidlerlna ae0edt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-01
SOmncu- nnO NlOuOfnitcruiiic in
1917.

2olit 9cobodhtneen Der @lorinc'
Sternporte miro Oos Sobr 1917 bier
Sonneniinltcrniiie imO orei @lonN.
6iuiternilIc 8cigeL sic oroBtc gIn6nDl
in eincm ein5eIneu Sabre. Gos leste
Sobr in lueldcnt lieben 6inlternllle
bortamen iuor 9lnfangs oeS oorigen
SobrbmiOerts, oos nGdIte $obr init
lieben GipIterniIieu miro ooS Sobr
1885 iein.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-01
1n's 6ranflim.SanarcsSOi &c.
brndlt.

Ger 80 Sabre oltc SoDn q. Sor.
ION bon g1r. t70i Sit.5ort-9lpcnue,
Elm EofIcr Der Baltimore Grp God
& S6ipbnilOing 60" ucrimgIiidtc
geitcrn ouf elmer Gamphuinoc am
iSuBe Der @oGncc- -Strabc ais ems
Der 3abnrGoer brah. gr 500 iidl
%nntobidiirfingcn am gon5en Sor-
per, aopi uno @ciid)t 81 ino puroe
5ir 9ebunohmg ms 6ranfIin
Square Solpital ge6raht.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-01
GyamO i6r Sinh foot anf.

9lIS 6roll @Iiiobetb Sgiebner, 9lr.
521, Siio GumcouitroBe, geItcrn
0iorgeu Inn s llbr nod ibrem eineu
@'ouot aItem Sodter6en Nldrgoret6
icDen poIlte, fanO iie Oas ainO to6t
i'm 8ettc Dor. s3uei Stlmoeu por6er
mar OoiieIbe auideincno nod in bc.
ltcr @eiimo6eit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-01
Baltimore S6oraI.@eieIIiduit.

-NYullVS SVllHluBS @UI0ttt w Dtl
o2pric SoIlc." r. Tic GIoroI-
@cleIlidjoit uieoerboIt ibr @eit.
no6tspro9ramm nit grobem gr-
foIg. ~ Gie SoIiitcu Ieb6oit op-
pInloirt. - Gutter @eIub 5eidnet
Oos CONCERT aus.
Gin Souuta9S.6on5ert iHr 9aIti-
more lit 10 ettuas gang 9IparteS. Gas
critic, Denn mir ui6t irraL fauo
1900 itatt uno tpur0e BON oen preiss
gefr0utcn @ereinigteu Sdngeru sc.
gebeu. Seitoem lit es beiier geDor'
oeu un0 man bcfam ofters @eIegen.
belt, lDenieItenS etipas W8uiif (meIh
Siin0eD audi al Sonntagen 81 &C.
ncBer. Groboem biIOete ober OaS
oeitrigc Gon5ert Der GboraIeeieII.
idoit in oieier ge8ebuns einen gro.
ben Sdritt poriDarts.
GS mar eiu iebr geniBreibes Con.
5ert. 8as oenGbor betriiit,itono Oieier
in beiIerem 9idJte oIs ant pergonee.
nen 6reitog. Gie @ernlltbung, ooB
manhe StelIe, Del melder ser iiegeS.
iidere Giniot uno ole iolioe Gurd'
fiibrlna iebIte, 6as 0leiultot Der
GrItauffiihrund NOR. beTt1tiate fidl
aeIteru. oeun bic 9eiitlmgen oeS
Chores 5eigteu I'M @an3eH idon cine
ireierc Siugcbung, uuo woreu bon
ioIioerent gau. S5ier mub aud oic
glrbeit oes cuiuenteh 9irieeuteil &C.
lobt iuerocn; or bat lih pieI W1iibc
gegebeu - Oic 5ipet Gor5ertc Jeiaen,
tuie reiHIicb iie iih gelobut 1urh
ieinen ieinfiiblenOen @luiifiim uno
icine Gabiafeit oIs Girigent bat
Serr Strube idon eiucn glltaeibuI.
ten G6or entpidelt, scr nit muiifos
Iiidem @erit6noniB iingt. Cine gIei.
deere numeriidc 8ertbeilllnG Der
Gtinlnarllppen mare 5u iuiinidcn.
Ger SispIau bel Oen Gon5erteu in
oer u2pric~ 1T nidt git. Sinter. llnO
Seiteuiibe iolIten b0ber ieiu, lno i'm
yIotbfaII ioIlte Der giibue eiu gInboil
5uaefiigt lperoen, cine Sahe, ole,
ipenn ofterS Gon5crte gegebeu tper,
oen. Der Whibc uu0 ser Soften fpobI
pcrtb it,
Gie SoIilten tpieOerboIten eeitcrn
i6ren @riolg 6cS erIten 9IbenoS
Coma Gunbon, Sopran sSeonne
@ooIforo, 9nt, mo Oie Scrren Sorl
imO 4Srice 5eietcn iidj ibreu qIufgo.
ben OoIIig geipabien imo fonOen Die
parme glnertennlluo oeS @ubIifums.
2eBtereu aeiieI olt oas 8erf.
GboOpids rglocI,' cine icbr Oonfbare
Competition Oeren oiele ihoncn
SteIIeu Der Gbor nnS aud ooS Or
DIETER eeitern biibid 3lm 9oridein
bradtcn 0lcloOiofitdt 1T o6er in
StelIeu OcH etipas 5ii ipeidIib &c.
italtet fir 0oS be6onocIte Siiet
@eiieIen ole 2eiIhmgeu oeS GborS
geItern beiier, 70 oorf man oud) Sns-
ieIbe BON oen 0rheItcrulmmern lo-
gen. 9os Srheiter Seidnete iid IN
Der oEnnubouIcr" -Oltbertiire uno
Dem liebIid-idonen Sarge" aus
Guoraf'S ngleue @elt~ .@pnpbonie
portbeiIboft ans lno ipielte nit lido.
nem Con ilno mlliifaIiiher Sdotti.
rilng.
Gin 5oblrci6es 9nblifum bate Iif
fir oo5 gcitrige Sonntoes.Gon5ert
III Der o2vrie.$alle" cineeiunoen.
%offentIidy iperoeu SorrtneS Con.
derte bnlO eiuen resnldren G6cil in.
icreS WiltiiflebenS biIocu. (S.8.G.)
On 81
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-01
aapan perfanft ISiidler6oute.

Tofic, 81. Ge3ember. sc
iinO bisber SO 8iiderboote bon Ser
iaponiiben 9legicrima all Die @n.
tcute.9lliirten bertauft porSeu. Gieie
8oote merOeu bon oen 9lniirteu i'm
Sample geacu Die llntcrieeboote be.
nubt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-01
gcrfunfte spiritnufcu.

Sorrb Seio, Gar. s, 9tl6emorIe-
StroBc, ioI anoebIi1 obuc cine 2i-
Gems 81 bobcn oeiiii9e @etrdnfe oers
fauit babcn lmo miro beidc uor &idl.
ter @ered)t criheinen nriiIieu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-01
SOnrmoIiit lIinterlGht grOhcs Scr
mUaen.

&ea6ing, ga, 81. Eesember.
9lodl Dem I'M bieiigen @oiienae-
rihte eiueereidIten Snprntor oes
gtodIaiieS oes Srn. Nfilfor0 "a. Nit.
ter. cineS friiberen 3eitlnesberauS-
gebers bon 9leaoine, lpirO iein 91odl,
IaB auf $95,i5i belpertbet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-01
Gr.9uIisiit NliurOan neitOr6en.

Ger n Sabre altc @iidaeI 9iior.
0nn ein ebemaliger FoIi5iit Oes iiiO-
ireitlihen 0iiirittS. erIoe in ieinem
Seim, glr. ti05, g9eit.6ronflin'
SiraBe, elmer Complication oon
arnnf6eiteu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-01
9eutidlauSs bette gl6pebrtuaffe.

WanheI Wenibcn mag pieIleiht
Der oeutide llnterieebootfriee arou.
iaH uno lnmenihlid porfommeu,
beionoerS menn lie SenieIben pom
cngliiden Stonopunftc airs beIelid-
tet ieben. @enn mir nber cinmaI 70
rebt oeutlib eeipobr peroeu. tpaS
fiir Qooungen oo BON oen oeiaiAen
ll.9ooten in bic Gieef perIenft tper.
Sen, Damn ruB ielbit Scr aiir3ildtig.
ite sugeber. oaB Die Sceipespcn
Geuti1lauO's bette slbmebriuoffc
iino.
gei oent tiirjIid i'm noroIiten
GiSmeer bon einen oeutIhen Ii.
9oote perientteu 1oulpfer .gj.
itrieo," oeiien 2ooiua BON 96SS Eor.
nen iitr OdS rlunaniihe Seer Be.
Itiumt mar, lit ca oos critic WloI
tpabreno oeS iesieen arieges. Sab
Die Saoung zines perieufteu 9dJifies
siffernndBig ooreeIegt pcrOeu
tonnte.
sliS ser 2a0pIiIte oe5 EompTers
gebt berocr, ooB oerieI6c folqenoe
aricgsmoterinIieu ali goro hotte.
125,000 ,Stiid 75.gentimeter-oBro.
naten nit 8iinOeru $4,000 gtiid
rs Gentinetcr Gartuiden IA.
00i 900 Sortuiheu fir Waitrnille.
len, 100000 gtiid 37.gentineter.
@ranotelL 800 Sto6lbombcn nrit
3iinoern unO 2aoune, 5000 8tiid
i2.Gentimeter @ronaten iino ebenSo
oieIe aartuihen, l,576,000 @ntroncn
fir Wlaibineneemebre, 5000 8iinS.
icbrireu 10000 5tdblbeIme, 10000
@eipebre, 100 01aIdincuaeipebre
(5pItem SothfIB). 20 5tiif B.s.
Gentimetcr Wl0rier. 800 @adidtteI
| iiir Wlolhineugeucbrc uu0 ahutt.
ton 2S glutoS, SS Soureu giifos
p Qoitnntos, 5 aranTenoutos, ljeben
SauitdtSpasen mit poIIitduoiaer
dr6tliber 9lnsriiituna. 9 fSlna5eug.
iduppeiL 8 9uitballous init Bubr,
( bor, 1888 Gonnen 5tobI III Barren,
% 9onneu 9tidd, q Gonnen GAlpe-
iel, SIS Tonner 9lIci SO gounen
Maibiner mo GpnamoS. Ter Merib
Der 2o0ma miro aui % Wlillionen
NSorf Der @ertb oes nenen 5diTicS
auf ctipa 2.5 a2ilIioueu Dldrf se.
id)det 10 OaB Geutidlauo'S Eeiuoen
nit ser Gerienfuug ocs SHiifes ins.
seianunt Gin @eloihooeu BON minoe.
items 25 NailIioncn 9torf cniitou.
ocn lit.
Eieie 9llifitelling 5ei1t. ipie iibcr.
aiS midtig Ser GanHbootfrica aid,
fir Die Sfrieafii6rung Der 2ouo-
arueen iii, oenn Scr ourd oie 9er.
! ienfing folder Sronsportoonpfcr
ueltriabte 9IusfoIl ali arieasmate.
rial mub fir Sen @eaner icbr ems
piinoIidl mertbor icim bcIonoers
abcr fir Oie Mlundnen oie iih 0ol.
erno iiber ihlebte @crIormno nit
gamition ino @oifeu Oardl lire
gerbiinoetcp betIusen
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-01

Serr mo 6rou @m. S. NPott6ai
bon gar, 14OS, eutaw 9Iacc, geben
Oic @erIobilug ibrer 9o9tcr glIicc
NIT Nrn. glIireo 9. O8inioms aus
@lcntcIoir, q. s. bcfanut.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-01
glmrrifaniIdle fylicaer.

SempitcoO, 81. QeSember.
Slim ser o6t 9lrmeeflieeer. peIde
geiteui bonn bieiieeu TlusicIoc nod
&bilooeIpbia flogen, I'M iid ole Sic.
eierlmgs.2icen8 fiir 8lieeer 5u erperr
bctL febrten beute. nndoenl lie olf
ibrem 1t5 NleiIen weiteu Sluge fart
lmter Der adIte geIitten botten, bier
Der olriid. 2eldcunnt S. 6. @fiaer
mar Ser critic, ser bier onfom. Gr
bottc oic &eiie in elmer Shnoe imo
5man8ig Diimiteu 6uriidseIest. 9tls
6peitcr trof GorporoI S. Solmot
eiiL Der unscf6br oieielbe 3eit &C..
brolht bottc. Sauptnom Soc g..
Gorboru, Der @efeblsbober Oes &c.
ihipoocrS. Ieatc sic Heilc iii 80 sri,
niitcu 8liriid. Der ndhite mar @lofe.
lp, ibm folate 2ieiuenant @orneD.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-01

Wit sc SGn0' o.: y9]ei
Dem Subildtn Scr 6irmo @oIoiteht
gina eS lpobl rcdt bod ber9"
g.: nllnO obl Ser G6ei bat bat 70.
gar cigen6auOig oie 9ieoe ae6alten. +"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-01

giDpnnrAlen, bic ben TtntlGrH Vnrrriprn.
hrntru" uitlt pilnftlim uber MHreaelmdBsd az.
hnIfcn, NHh atbeien, bet Eiflee bnhpn per Irles
ppen pees lnlsiItIln @lgttpellnna 5a ugamew.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1917-04-12
ANNOUNCEMENTS.

The Lutheran Ladies Aid will meet
Friday, April 20, with Mrs. Albert
Carlson.
There will be Fruitgrowers meet
ing in the High School Assembly
room Monday evening April 18th. All
fruit growers are invited.
The Boy Scouts will meet Satur-
day morning at the Baptist Chur'h
at 10 O'Clock, when they and tn ir
leader, Rev. Burtch, will 90 on a
hike to the Payette river.
The Fruitland and Payette Mems
Glee Club will give the program Civ
en- at Paystte, in the High School
auditorium this Friday evening at
8 o'clock. This will be worth hear
ing as all know since it is under
tho direction of Prof. T. R. Nelson
Admission Csc.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1917-04-12
FRUITLAND DEPARTMENT
Mrs. r. G. Wilson

at the G. w. Cotton home.
Walter Schmid Of Nampa spent
the weekend at the home of his
mother, Mrs. Rosa Schmid
County Assessor and Mrs. H. R.
Russell and little Mary Of Caldwell
visited at the J. w. Russell home
Sunday.
Mesdames S. j. and John Driscoll
were Emmett visitors Saturday. Mrs
S. ]. Driscoll remained with her
/ daughter.
Rev. c. L. Walker was an EN-.
NETT visitor from Thursday to Sat
urday.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. H. Krost and son
David, and their guest, Mrs. Mccain
mon of Emmett were Sunday dinner
guests Of Mesdames Frank and Earl
Hurd at Payette.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chef Lackey of On
tario visited the A. H. Mcconnell
home Sunday.
The Willard Hall family were
over from the Ontario Boulevard at
the E. A. Linck home Sunday.
Miss Gertie Gray went to Dead Ok
Flat this week to spend the sum-
mer with Mrs. Otto Miller.
The J. NJ. Davis family visited
Mrs. Davis sister, Mrs. R. Chat
field and family in Payette.
Lacey Greip Of Caldwell came up
Friday evening, called here by the
death Of Mrs. Troxa1 Mrs. Greip
had been visiting her mother for
some time.
Paul Flock spent the weekend
with his brother Wyatt in Nampa.
Earl Flock, who has been teaching
near Midvale has finished his term
and returned home Saturday.
H. p. Solterbeck received word
that two of his brothers had been
killed in the German army. One was
an officer and died in Bulgaria and
he other was killed in France.
The Misses Emma and Dorothy |
Jarstens and Rose Strohbehu o.
oayette and Henry Solterbeck OF
New Plymouth and Kenneth Davis |
we're Sunday guests at the H. B.
Solterbeck home.
The L. H. Higbey family visited |
elatives on Dead Ok Flat Sunday.
Born, Tuesday morning April 10, !
o Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Rands, To-
'ound boy.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1917-04-12
Local NeUs

| The Frances Willard w. c. It. U
held a very instructive meeting last
week at the home of Mrs. Talbot.
The subject was Medical Temper,
ance" They decided to have a 8
month membership contes', wi
Miss Jeanette Calder and Mrs. Levi
Johnson as leaedrs.
Mrs. E. P. Nokes gave an Eas-
ter party to a dozen of her neighbor
girls and boys. A lovely time, full
Of fun, was had hunting eggs hid in
the orchard and playing games. Mrs.
Nokes served delicious rafre shments.
The University of Idaho Glee Club
gave a short program in the High
School Auditorium last Wednesday
morning, which was thoroughly en-
joyed by all. The girls glee club OK
our high school gave two numbers.
Early Sunday morning Vernon Henry,
the manager of the club and only
son of Superintendent Henry OF Mos
COW, was killed in an automobile &C
cident in Boise.
Fruitland boys and girls felt quite
jubilant Friday over the winning OF
the games played. The girls Sth
grade basket ball team played On
tario girls, winning with score of
II to s. The boys 18th and Sth
grade baseball team n1ayed the New
Plymouth boys at New Plymouth
and won with score Of II to 8.
At the same time the Washoe base
ball boys had come TO Fruitland and
were playing the 120-pound weight
pickup team. Fruitland won this
game with score of II to 3.
The Mothers Circle held their
Friday afternoon in the
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1917-04-12
NOTICE OF SALE OF REAL
ESTATE AT PRIVATE SALE.

IN THE PROBATE COURT OF THE
COUNTY OF CANYON, STATE OF
IDAHO.
In the matter OF the estate Of
Stewart Levers, Deceased.
Under the authority a. an order
OF the Probate Court Of the County
of Canyon, State Of Idaho, granted
on the 10th day CT March, 1917, l,
the undersigned, administrators of
the estate Of Stewart Levers, de
ceased, will sell at private sale, the
following described real property,
to-wit:
Lots % and 90 of Peters First Ad-
dition to Payette, Idaho, with the
buildings thereon located; also Lots
"a and % Of Peters First Addition
to Payette, Idaho, with the build
ings thereon located; also Lots Z
and of Block 8 Of Masters Origin
al Townsite Of Payette, Idaho; also
beginning at the Southeast corner
OF Block of w. F. Masters Original
Townsite Of Payette, Idaho, thence
West 145 feet; thence North 120
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1917-04-12
OBITUARY.,

The community was saddened by
the sudden death of Mrs. H. 7.
Troxal Friday evening, April 6, 1917,
at her home on Minnesota Avenue.
Harriet Elizabeth Henderson was
born in Carol County, Illinois, April
IL, 1861 and was married to Henry
Theodore Troxal September II, 1888,
at Galena, Illinois. To this union
were born seven children, Alma,
Mrs. Chas. Morris of Pleasant Val
ley, Ore.), Lee, Ray, Floyd, Wavie,
(Mrs. Lacey Griep of Caldwell, Ida }
Blanch, Mrs. Herbert Homan) and
Loyal.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tro2al came here
from Sargent, Nebraska, five years
ago, having moved from Illinois
there two years before. Since COM
ing here the family have made
many friends. Mrs. Troxal was not
member 1T any church but inter.
ested, and was strong believer in
the Bible and aud It's teaching.
Her grandfather having been a Pres.
oyterian minister. Mrs. Troxal was
q loving wife aud mother and her
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1917-04-12

feet; thence East AS feet; thence
South 100 feet to the place OF be-
ginning, together with water stock
belonging to each OF the above des-
cribed pieces Of property, said prop
erty, being located in Canyon Coun-
ty, State O. Idaho.
The sale will be made on or after
May LIST, 1917, and bids will be re-
ceived at the office of F. H. Lyon,
in Payette, Idaho.
The terms of sale are ten per cent.
Of the amount bid to accompany the
bid, and the additional sum OF at
least Is per cent upon the confirma-
ton of the sale by the Probate
Court, and the balance Of the pur-
chase price on or before one year
after date o. the sale, with first
mortgage on the property sold, Sc
curing the payment Of the same,
when due
Dated this 9Th day of April, 1917.
CORA LEVERS.
Administrative of the es-
tate Of Stewart Levers,
deceased
april y, April 49,
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1917-04-12

husband and children were much de-
voted to her. She will be greatly
missed in her home. Death was
due to hardening Ct the arteries and
came suddenly upon her return from
visit to the home OF her son, Ray
Troxal, near New Plymouth. Rev.
NJ D. Reed, pastor of the Prssby-
terrain church at Payette, o.ficiated
at the funeral held Monday ater-
noon in the Baptist church. Inter-
ment was made in Riverside Gene
terry, Payette. The community SYM
pathize with the bereayed ones
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1917-04-12
CARD OF THANKS.

We take this means to express
cur sincere thanks to the many fri
ends and neighbors who by their
many acts of kindness and loving
words of sympathy assisted us dur
ing the sudden death Of our below
ed wife and mother, also for the
beautiful floral offerings.
H. T. TROXAL,
and family.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1917-04-12

Ye Correspondent was very pleas
antly and completely surprised Sat.
urday afternoon when in honor OF
her birthday which fell on April 8,
as she was holding an L. T. l.. meet
ing at her home, one of the little
folks remarked there comes some
more folks and another ooh, they
are big folks" and upon looking up
she discovered the yard was full OF
friends and neighbors. After playing
old fashioned games several musical
numbers, consisting OF solos, duets
and instrumental pieces We're much
enjoyed, especially the birthday song
can April Child sung by Mrs. A.
]. Hansel wish to again thank all
for the loving thot and the gifts and
loving tributes of appreciation spok-
en- by Mrs. Cary Tussing as a neigh
Dor, from the w. C. T. U. by Mrs.
Kinnison, from the Sunday School
by Mrs. Berg and from the Mothers
Circle by Mrs. Sherman, and by
Mrs. Gardner in presenting the birth
day gift. | am sure this occasion
has helped me to be more loving
friend, better neighbor and more
earnest worker for my Master. My
41st birthday will always be a pleas
ant memory to me. Lovely refresh
ments of ice cream and cake we're
served.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1917-04-12
LEWISTON NOTES.

Miss Helen Pearson was called to
her home near Fruitland, Idaho, Sat
urday, March 10, on account OF the
death of her father.
Misses Clara Royston, Edith Bloom
strom and Fannie Peacock spent
Thursday evening with Miss Daphne
McKeown at the Thatcher home in
l ewiston.
Miss Daphne McKeown attended a
Saint Fatrick's party in Clarkston,
Washington, Friday evening March
10Th.