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Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1919-05-01
North Payette

Mrs. Slaybaugh of Caldwell, is
visiting her daughter Mrs. ROY
Beeson.
Mrs. N. A Burt and daughter Al
ma were in Vale the first of the
week visiting at the Tevebaugh
home.
The members of the Non-partisan
League met at the Chapter House
last Saturday night. Mr.. DougdsIe
and Mr.. Saunders from Caldwell
were the speakers for the evening
Issues OF especial interest TO non
partisans was discussed. North
Dakota was cited as what be
done in the way of class legislation
IL the farmers would stick. About
rs members were presnt.
One of the classes of the p II. S.
enjoyed a social meeting at the
Chapter House Friday night
Rev. and Mrs. Swartz spnt Thur
day with friends near Crystal.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nils Cannon came
over from Boise Sunday to spend the
day on the farm
Mrs Adams and Jimmie Dawson
of Weiser, were Sunday guests Of
Mrs. Chas. Craven.
Blanch Hill and Pearl Rock spent
Monday night with Mrs. Opal Mich
OILS.
Preaching services were held at
the school house in Dist. No. g
last Sunday afternoon Rev. Wal
lis of Payette, Rev. Ewing of Boise,
and Rev. Shutes of North Dakota, |
were the ministers present a Sun
day school was organized TO con-
Yene every Sunday at 2:30 Imme-
diately after Sunday School next
Lords Day. Rev. Wallis Will
preach.
Little Jno. Dungeon is again suf-
tering with rheumatism.
Mrs R. L. Emerson and sons.
Mr. and Mrs ". A Armstrong, P.
Jackson and Mrs. F. Powell were
Sunday guests of Mrs. T. j. Jack
son.
Mrs. C. Anderson entertained the 1
L. S. U. last Tuesday evening
Mr.. and Mrs. Corbin Springston
spent Friday night with their par
ents near Crystal
Among those who were entertain
I'd at the Jackson home last We'd
lesday were Mrs. B. Howard, Mrs
Geo. Former and Mrs. D. r Dur
ham
Nurse Fay Lauer has charge Of
he cases of influenza at the ".
3eeson home
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1919-05-01
Department Of the Interior, Z. S.

Department Of the Interior, L. s
Land Office Il Vale, Oregon,
April 18th, 1919.
NOTICE IS hereby gwen that Jul
Jus L Rice, Of Payette, Iiaho, who,
on May 18th, 1912, made Homestead
entry, No. O225s, for So SW1s, NW5s
SWz and SWs NW. Section ?,
Township IT South. Range IS East.
Willamette Meridian, has nlsd notice
Of intention TO make FinzI Proof, to
claim % the land a0gve d.
seribed, before Register and Receiver,
L. s. Land Office ~ Vale, Oregon,
on the 18th day Of bay, 1919
Claimant names IS Witnesses:
Frank WeIea, Ct Ontario. Oregon.
Howard MeKinnon, Of Payette, Ida
no.
ovilIe Chatfeld, Of Payette, Idaho.
C. P. BilIups, OF Weiser, idaho.
THOS. JONES,
Register.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1919-05-01

To begin at the beginning of
perfect wardrobe, is TO select de-
pendable tailored suit-one that is all
a tailored suit should be- Fine. clean
lines. perfection in tailoring. above re-
preach as to fit, these are the things to
look for in a tailored suit To attend
the several styles in suits this spring
there are waiStcoats in endless variety.
Skirts are plain and long, reaching
nearly to the instep. and coats chal-
lenge admiration by such well balanced
lines as appear in this trim model
Of blue mems wear serge shown above.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1919-05-01
Too panoereus

Here's story about girl who
swallowed q diamond ring"
ashe was very foolish girl. A
diamond ring is too rich for anybody's
digestion"
-rne Germans consider themselves
great political economists"
Don't see why they should, after
the way they wasted money on props-
ganda."
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1919-05-01

The resignation Of A. c. cogs~eil
as County Commissioner read. and
accepted.
c. A. Strong vas thsreupon sworn
in and assumed the seat vacated BY
Mr.. CogsweII
5------a'-n eIec- d ~ II
Moved that J. Milan Davis be
elected Chairman Of this Board for
the remainder OF the term
Which Motion prevailed.
The Board then took z recess.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1919-05-01
FRUlTLAND DEPARTMENT
Mrs. z. G. Wilson

Mi. ana Mrs. A. l.. klngsDurJ
motored to Weiser Monday MIA,
Mrs. KiugsbuFy stayed in Welsel
while Mr. Kingsbury went or up t.
Cambridge on business.
Mr.. Guy Graham Is driving a new
Buick six.
Mrs. Tina West made a. round
trip to Nampa Sunday.
Mr.. X. s. Hutch had a light at
tack of pneumonia last week. We
are glad to report that he is better
I now.
The High School Baecalaurite
Sermon will be given in the Baptist
Church Sunday evening May l. by
Rev. Burtch.
The Commencement exercises
win be held Thursday evening May
10 in the High School Auditorium.
The Senior class number 10;
|, Elsie Bayer, Eva Blomstrom, Harry
Bowers, Alice England Elmer Greip
Kallona Hardin, Iona Johnson,
Selma Johnson, Hugh Kaufman,
Helen Linck, Arthur -.4.Uoard,
G{datys McKeown, Josephine Par
dunn, Alvina Puchert,' Alma Reins
Gladys Sargent Paul Sargent, Floyd
Spain1SSger and Myrtle Stegner.
The Glass Motto is Success
comes in Cans.
Mrs. L. NJ Enoch left this week
for California visiting at La Grande
and Corvallis on the way. Mrs |
Enoch has spent the past year with
family.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. E. Channer and
Mrs. c. X. Powell VINO were called
here by the illness and death OF
their mother. returned. to their
homes Thursday.
Miss Florence Strong club ad-
visor for Payette County organized
pig, calf, corn and Gaming clubs in
the Fruitland school Tuesday. Shel
presented Miss Josephine Royston
with a check for $3.50 as LIST prize
money received at State Fair last
fall on a March pig, Josephine had
on exhibit. This pig sold for $3.50
on the fair grounds
thirteenth birthday Friday night by
giving a party, assisted by Opal
Eldridge The guests were mem
.bers of the seventh grade. A very
FOOD time was enjoyed.
! Thursday noon the third and
fifth grades had May day party
the noon hour. 1t was held
on the school grounds. All the
pupils and the two teachers, Mrs.
Deal and Miss Burnett enjoyed
delightful time.
$1,000 was collected at the Breth-
the Armenian relief
Many of Fruitland's young ladies
who have been teaching are return I
ing TO their homes, now, since the S
school term is over. This week |
Misses Mary Bollinger, Jane Sham
berger and Fern Linek came home. /
Miss Strong VINO is here in the
interest of the Boys and Girls Clubs I
gave a splendid Illustrated lecture i
in the High School Auditorium
Monday night.
Mrs. Rhoda shearer of Payette '
visited with the N. A. Peacock
family on Sunday. /
Mrs Eleonora Maxfield of Pay
cite has been visiting her daughter l
Mrs. A. T. Bishop during the past
week.
Thursday there was a neighbor- t
heod quitting bee at Mrs. y \. I
guczts were Mesdames Brownwdofr |
Peacock's.
Last Friday Mrs. T. R. Nelson t
gave one O'Clock luncheon. The
guests were Mesdames Brown,
Thode, Bishop. Linok, Maxfield, b
Carnefix, Peacock, Puchert, Nestal, o
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1919-05-01

hlhgsDury. Graham; Misses Rutt
and Irene Thode, and Florence And
erson. The afternoon was spent in
sewing for the Red Cross.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. VI. Carpenter
and the Fred Spencer family went
on pinto to Lake Lowell Sunday.
Nellie Mcconnell and Eva Holt
we're Sunday guests of Elsie Pea
cock.
Mrs. julia yalIikett Of Payette
has been visiting her grand .daught-
er Mrs. Alvin Hansel.
Last Thursday the Freshman
class played the Payette Freshies
game of base ball on the Fruitland
diamond. The score was to in
Fruitland's favor.
Miss Grant Wilson OF Boise spent
Sunday with Carmen Oliver.
George Eldreoga and family
spent Sunday with LyalI Brown.
Last Friday, Angelina Martin OF
the third grade spoke the following
little poem for a memory gem; and
now Miss Burnett is using it as
sort OF slogan for the thrift stamp
contest in her room.
IN save from what I have 10 spend
For movies and things sweet.
To give to other children, who
Have not enough to eat
All this I will do cheerfuIlyn
And not complain a bit,
Because I'm an American
And want to do my Bit.
eighty-two of the neighbors gather
ed at the E. A. Linck home for a
good time in honor of Fred. A deli
sious dinner was served out on the
lawn Fred returned to Quantico. !
Va, this Wednesday.
The Mothers meeting viii be
held in the H. S. Assembly Hail 1
next Friday afternoon at three
o'clock. The following program will
be given by the grades:
/. Song-.The Babv'" Toys" First
grade, Josephine Hart. Marian AL
lison, Bobby Burtch
2. Story-"How the bear got his
stubby tall, Vera Sherman.
3 Story Reading from Homer"
written by Marine Sherman, read
by David Krost.
J. Americanism and Patriotism of
Idaho's people-Eritten by Mary
Swearington, read by Francis Nc
Coard.
). Dramatization of Little Red
Riding Hood"
7. First Aide Demonstrations
al EIdredge, Ruth Swearingsen,
Paul Dalzell, Floyd Hostettler.
!. Two part Chorus-Fifth Grade.
Sunday afternoon the neighbor-
Iood young people surprised Car
men Oliver. Refreshments were
erved. Carmen left Wednesday as
lis furIough expired shortly after.
Roy Bowers has bought and is i'm
rowing the 80 acres just west of
he Jesse Davis place, known as
he Cook place. a pumping plant
S being installed.
Theodore Meyer left Sunday for
iidvale to work on his ranch for a
week or so.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Miller
ad as their guests Sunday Mr.. and
;. A. Stegner, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Iardman and children of Ontario,
Ir. and Mrs. Hess of Letha.
There was a community dance at
he Maneman packing house Sat-
rday night. Quite large num-
er attended. tx
The Ontario and Fruitland Chris
ian Endeavors will join next Fri
ay night and go on weiner roast.
Next Sunday afternoon therewill !
e a free concert under the direction
t Prof. T. r. Nelson, given by !
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1919-05-01
rha Dizzy Life.

Miss Prittikid-oh. | am so happy,
Jack has bought a new auto; one-man
top. you know.
Mrs. Ryder-How nice Now he can
take you for spin.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1919-05-01

FOR SAL-1O5 yomg ewes, a
being pure bred Hzmpshires. Also
some fine yezrlings- Write Wallace
Griffin, Pzyette 2 ., OF phone your
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1919-05-01
Commissioners
Proceedings
Payette County

| canyassing the votes cast at th'
election held for the purpose OF
{ forming a Highway District out o.
TERRITORY formerly comprising Good
Roads District No. l.
All members were present.
Moved that we find as follows:
A total Of votes cast IN the said
District of 23s. 22s were High
way District Yes"
Is were Highway District No
A majority of all votes cast being
l-s.Highway District Yes" we there
fore order and decree as follows:
That Highway District Number
One o. OF Payette County, Idaho.
be and the same is hereby created.
from the territory formerly com
prising Good Roads District No. /
No further business being in or
der the Board adjourned
4. c. COGSWELL, Chairman.
H. G. GARDNER, Clerk
Payette, Idaho, April 18th, 1913.
Board met in Regular Session
All members present.
Minutes read and approved Z
Bond of Farmers State Bank, Sc
curity for County Deposits read and
approved.
Report OF Tax Collector read and
ordered filed
Board adjourned as a Board OF
County Commissioners and recon
vened as q County Board Of
Moved that the quarantine on
dogs be raised which motion pre-
vailed.
Board adjourned as a County
Board of Health and reeonvened as
z Board of County Commissioners
widows Pension-Mrs- Sarah J.
Warden, denied
Mrs. Limprecht, denied.
Moved that Mrs. Laura KessIer
be allowed $500 in full of all
now due and discon-
-inued for the future
Which motion prevailed.
Ordered that allowance of 1890
per month to Emily Plumridge be
continued.
$50 per month to Dora Yost be
continued.
$40 per month to Catherine Noy- |
srs be continued
$40 per month to Hattie Swank |
be continued.
$40 per month to Cleora Mason
leimer be continued
$40 per month to AIbertina
Brown be continued
$50 per month to Cora Belle Co
N be continued
Allowance to Alta B Richardson
be for the present held in abey-I
.nce.
Henry Buschke to be continued
It $40 per month.
Moved that the following claims
,e allowed from the Current E1-
,euse Fund.
Martin Luther. Deputy Sheriff
- - $500 |
:. E. Bulmer, ianitor days 1000
i. C. Gardner. Auditor salary
- 1880
oavette Enterprise. iobwork s7.5o /
gyms York Co, blank books, etc
- - 49, =. - .- 404-45
Farm Bureau. March Apportion-
ment. - 1880 /
-enora Thornton. work in Atty's
office Use
laura Kezsler. widows pension
1900
Hattie swank. widows pension,
80 - 80. 10000
Arbertina Brown. widows pension
- -. - 5000
Emily Plumridge. widows pension
1900
'leora Masonheimer, widows PEN
sion--, 20-eo
Dora Yost widows pension 5000
,atherine Noyes. widows pension
sion. 1000
ora Belle Coen. widows pension
-. - - 5000
henry Buschke, widows pension
- 4e-VV
lew Plymouth Sentinel - 1.SoI
NJ. Davis. service as com se-Ss
:. L. Dotson. deputy Assess. le1.12i
.sther Russell, deputy Assessor
SV'VV
J. E. Bossen, salary as Assessor
- - -, - -, :. - 1890
+. A. White, salary as Com. 1851
yms York Co, blanks, etc 1915
J. e. Bossen. office expenses 1s.S4 1
|. e. Haynes. salary and office
rent 49,, - -1tV-oV
leo. d. Barnard. discharge rec
Burroughs Adding Machine Co. i,
=
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1919-05-01
None Turned Up.

II can't tell just what nationality
that tall stranger belongs to. He
wears dropping mustacle."
"oh. then. he must belong 70 the
rrusstsn guards"
Daily Thought
These are the times that try mems
souls.-Thomas Paine.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1919-05-01

& %@NNCA1-yo O-A4l- lV.OJ
T. S. Hinkley, SuDt. of Schools
- - - = =. - 10000
Balm Auto Co., auto service for
I supt Of Schools 49, 1926
H. c. Gardner. office expenses
7 - - - - - 1880
JnO. T. Jefferis. office expense
/ :. $3.50
lThurstons Pharmacy, fumigating
etc. - - - :. $500
Statesman Printing Co.. Probate
blanks - - 49, =. - 3.ss
IT D. French, auto service for
/ Supt-- Of Schools - - 1000
Canyon Cont. Co.. groceries
for poor - - - 1Ls0
J. l. Mcdonald. County Physi-
eian---- $500
Payette Co. Abst Co, abstracts
tax foreclosures 49, - - $500
Members voting yes. CogsweM.
Davis, White
So the motion prevailed
Moved that $3.50 be appropriat-
ed for the purpose of paying for
the one half interest in an automo-
bile TO be used by the Boys and
Girls Club Leader of the Payette
County Farm Bureau in her work
in Payette and Washington Count
les during the season of 1918, said
automobile TO be surrendered to the
re---c-s..e Counties AZ the end Of
the season
All members voting yes.
So the motion prevailed.
Moved that the following claims
be allowed from the Current EI-
pense Fund
Syms York Co. books and blanks
Carpenter Paper Co., supplies 1900
?. S Huxley. office expenses 1855
Jno. 7. Jefteris. office expenses
- - - - - - 1904
P. z. Johnson, groceries for Co.
poor - $3.50
Ontario Pharmacy. fumigating,
etc - - - - 1900
z. B. shanks, deputy auditor
- - - - 1890
City OF Payette, water ---- 400
County Recorder. fees tax fore
closure cases $3.50
Canyon ComT. Co., groceries for
poor - - - 1905 I
II. o. Luther, salary Probate II
Judge 100. 90
Mrs. r. G. Wilson. Auditors clerk
- s0.Oell
Jno. t Jefferis. salary sheriff
1880
Ind. Printing Co, pub. quaran-
tine notice Io.7sl
Jno- 7. Jefferis, travel expense
1e.3ss
II. F. Bigelov witness justice
court - AS
4. c. CogsweII, service as com
missioner $500
H. F. knight, Coroner 1910
County Recorder, recording plats
- 700
". L Smith. election constable
s.50l
Syms York. blanks. 3.55l
iorham Nero. Co. groceries for
poor $3.50
y. B. Sherman, assisting Sher-
iff and Assessor 1900
All member voting yes
The omtion prevailed.
Reports of the following County
officers read, accepted, and ordered
filed, showing fees received as
to Mar. 81, 1918.
Assessor sI0,0ss.5o.
Auditor sTS0.s5.
Probate Judge s2es.46.
Sheriff sI55.ss.
County Treasurer Bank Depos-
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1919-05-01
You Should Keep Up-to-Date

The march O. progress brings coz
slant changes EVER dzE nore
people are learning Of tie merits q
CHIROPRACTTC
This new science Is simple. seLen-
ufic and successful
Why not make an appointment
With Us fer spinal ADJUSTMENTS and
see what Natures war Of correcting
abnormal conditions VII do for you.
Telephone No. s for appointment
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1919-05-01

III ILINL1-uS14S fOtII-S -cS-
The motion prevailed.
Moved that the claim of the West
ern Construction Co. for widening
bridge at "Falk" be allowed and
paid in the sum of s3s.eo.
All members voting yes
The motion prevailed
Moved that the following claims
be allowed and pSiA from SPECIAL
Road District Funds as follows
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1919-05-01
DR.. w. 3. SIMS
Chiropractor

Creighton Blk Payette, Ida
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1919-05-01

Balm Auto Co., Auto service for
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1919-05-01
Two Extremes

When the world is inclined to favor
1t overrates as much as II will under,
rate when it disfavors,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-02-02

The President and Mrs. Wilson, with the King EA3S
and Queen of Italy. a palace balcony in Milan ~
waving to the crowd Below is section of the Z 4:
throng that cheered and cheered when the n We
President swung his in time with the Italian ~ ~
national air. w
Americus times-recorder., 1919-07-25
LETTER TAKES UP

properly under the pressure of com
petition will appreciate the import
ance of concerted action. In such
matters the work of the League must
be consultative and advisory, be-
cause over the legislation and admin
istration of its members in their
own countries it has no control But
the members themselves covenant to
do these things, and in the case of
labor to endeavor to maintain fair
and humane conditions not only in
their own country, but also in all 9th
ers to which their commercial and
industrial relations extend. They
agree further to maintain for that
purpose the necessary international
organizations. The publicity which
will result cannot fail to be of great
value, and the total effect may be
expected to be large and highly bene-
| fetal.
Matters of Common Interest.
Article XIV deals with interna-
tional bureaus for the administration
of matters of common interest. Few
| persons have any conception how
many of these exist. The best known
is the Universal Postal Union, but
there are many others relating to
telegraphs, wireless, agriculture, rail-
roads, river navigation, industrial and
literary property, sanitation, crime,
scientific subjects and other things.
Some of them include all civilized
countries, some only those neighbors
directly concerned. There are also
a number of commissions of various
kinds. These were in existence be-
fore 1914 and the war has brought
in among the Allies many more to
unity the conduct of military action,
and the vast auxiliary supply SER
vices connected herewith. Some of
these will be useful in peace as well
as in war and will survive.
Hitherto the different bureaus have
been independent of one another; but
it is obviously better administration
to place them under one supervising
authority, where information about
them can be readily collected, 50 that
the Council and Assembly can dis
cuss them. bring grievances to light,
demand explanations and correct
abuses. This is the object of Article
IXXIV.
The work done by the members of
one organization in the war has been
so great that it seemed possible tc
make a larger use Of it for the relie1
of suffering in time of peace. Botf
as a recognition of its services anC
with view to further work, the
members of the League agree, by
Article XIV to promote the estab
voluntaryorganizationsofthe
lishment of national voluntary organ
izations of the Red Cross.
Americus times-recorder., 1919-07-25
LIGHTS CHAPEL
Is FILLED DAILY
BYS.A.WORKERS

An event of interest as well as
of novelty in Americus is the
! .ture-service series being held in
ooklyn Heights chapel under di-
ction of the Salvation army corps
J, re. For two weeks this series of
-tures has been attended by large
owds which filled the building to
capacity at every meeting.
Capt. Knox, who is the head OF
he Salvation army here, has conduct
the services, assisted by Captain
@aest and Private Jones. Tuesday
ening Rev. Guyton Fisher pastor
the First Methodist church held
.ae service, and marveled at the
T.. owds which gathered to hear this
tied woman deliver her address.
At the conclusion of the services
lis week, Capt. Knox will organize
Bible study class il the chapel, and
.ce a week an interesting program
e Il be studied under her direction.
/, apt. Knox has been in the work for
fourteen years, and is we'll equipped
% fill the place as director.
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he said when questioned by Mr.. Lane.
Does Mr.. Underwood know this?"
He is there all the time looking
after trade"
Never Runs Them Out.
Does he know the character of
these people?"
Il couldn't say"
Does he permit them to come in
at will"
81 never heard of him running any
one out"
DO people get drunk and carouse
there?"
"That has been the case. There
is not great deal of disorder in
side l do not know what they drink
IN there, but when l see people be-
gin to frequent that place it isn't
long unGI they are drunk and then
we usually get them. That happens
quite often"
Both attorneys rested their case at
this point. The defense not offering
any testimony, Colonel Nisbet con-
tending that, whatever else the tes-
tlmony showed, which he cid not at
tempt to dispute, the prosecution had
not made out case proving that
Mr.. Underwood was Conducting a
place where disreputable persons
were permitted to congregate."