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The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1920-04-07

Canton Palestine No. 5 will hold their
annual masquerade ball Friday evening,
April 9, at l. 0. O. L. temple Every.
body wclcome.-Adv. 23-e-o.d-6-t
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1920-01-15
pORTIA CLUB.

Most of the Civic Clubs OF the
state took a recess during the holi-
days. and are now planning to start
their work again with renewed zeal.
Portia Club met in regular meeting
last Monday. A report was given by
the chairman, Mrs. Albert Hobbs.
of the Red Cross Seal Drive. The
Civic committee turned to the coun-
ty chairman. Mr.. Bert Moss, sSS4.52,
The Historical department of
Portia Club was omitted.
The next meeting January 26, VIII
be the Conservation Department of
the Club of which Mrs. F. Stamey is
the chairman. This is one of the
most important subjects in the year
book and good attendance is de-
sired. as there will be many interest
ing talks of social service work. dis
cussing it from the standpoint of food
supplies, and the high cost of living
Every member is urged to be present
as there is some important business.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1920-01-15
AUTOMOBILE BURNED.

The Studebaker Six belonging to
E. w. Harrington was totally des'
troyed by fire last Friday evening
lust beyond the Parks corner south
of town on the State Highway. MI.
Harrington had been visiting at the
home of his sister, Mrs. Claud Hurd
and left the Hurd home for Weiser
late that evening, and just before
reaching the Parks corner, While
running, Mr.. Harrington noticed fire
coming thru the bottom of the car
near his feet. He at once stopped
the car and got out to locate the
cause. but the grease in the pan and
about the engine was a mass OF
flames which was beyond control,
and in a few minutes all consumable
parts were in ashes. Ii is somewhat
of mystery what caused the fire
but it is believed the electric wires
we're defective, causing the oil to
take fire. The strange part of it is
the gasoline tank remained in the
flames and fell to the ground with
out exploding, or even burning tue
gass. The car was fully insured and
Mr.. Harrington already received set,
-t,epieut for ahs loss.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1920-01-15
MRS. a. X. BAKER

Mrs. A. X. Baker died of pneumon-
ia at her home on Whitley Bottom
wednesday morning. The body was
brought to Wood & Spaulding's Un>
dertaking Parlor that evening. Fun
eral services will be held at the
Methodist Church some time Friday
Mrs. Baker was Al years old and
leaves a husband and two grown
sons. No particulars have been given
MS. we hope to be able to publish an
obituary next week.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1920-01-15
PERSONAL AND LOCAL MENTION

Mr. T. W. Blakesley who has been
I'll for some time. Is still improving
and has been removed from his homs
to Nurse Blanchard's home on Cen
Ter Avenue.
The County Commissioners are
holding their regular quarterly ses-
sion at the Court house this week
which viii likely continue during tho
most OF the week.
Rev. Thomas and daughter who
were returning from a visit in the
state OF Washington. stopped off for
a few days visit al the home of
Rev. Houser and others. leaving Tues
day for their home al Auburn. In
diana
Mr. and Mrs. E z. Parsons. north
of town, entertained at dinner last
Rev. Thomas and daughter
who were here visiting from Indiana,
Mr.. and Hrs. s. B. AIspach. Mr.. and
Mrs. G. P. Alternately. Rev. and Mrs
Houser, and Mrs. Deal and daughter.
All. enjoyed very PLEASANT after
noon.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1920-01-15
PROGRAM At
EMMA THEATRE

Thursday, 15th-Your last chance
TO see Douglas Fairbanks in"His
Majesty the American"
Friday, 16th-Fannie Ward in Com
mon Clay" and Charles Chaplin in
The Bank"
Monday, 19th-D. W. Griffith in
Romance of Happy Valley" and
lth episode OF THE Invisible Hand
Tuesday, 20th-Empress Stock Co.
in Lets Co"
Wednesday, 21st-Marguerite Clark
in Lets Elope" Harold Lloyd
comedy.
Thursday and Friday, 22nd and 23rd
Mary Piokford in "The Hooda-
lum" Mack Sennett comedy, BE
ware of Bbarders."
2Sth and 3Oth-Clara Kimble Young
in Eyes Of, Youth"
Feb. 5th and 6th-May Allison in
Fair and Warmer"
Feb. 18th and 14th-D. W. Griffith
in Broken Blossoms
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1920-01-15
nREsRYrERIAN CHURCH

The pastor will speak on his hobby
again next Sunday morning. II you
have not yet learned what that Is
come and see. The form of the topic
this time will be Holding Paris, or
taking Berlin" No reference to the
history nor the incidents of that
great event that never happened.
Just a look into the psychology OF
the situation, and an application OF
il to the unfinished tasks that are
yet to determine how far Democracy
is staying power in the world.
Bible School at 10 a. m. with hne
opportunity for folks of all ages to
gain the benefits of it.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1920-01-15
CHURCH OF GOD.

The Churth OF God. Argyll Houser
pastor. wel4mes you to the follow
ing seryices
Sunday ScfSol begins at 10 O'Clock
Last Sunday Fas the largest attend
ance. Sunday Sill be better. You are
invited to beccle part of this pro,
gressive schoolS Let us shake your
hand next Sunda
Divine WORSHIP with sermon by
pastor at II a. m Theme, "The Spirit
Filled Life"
Evening preachfg at O'Clock.
Theme, Jesus ChTft the Altogether
Lovely
Spend the hour hpm I to 8 in
some place of WORSHIP
At the last Prayer sSvice, 3S were
present. The Sunday Se,pol is above
the prayer meeting in NUMBERS. and
eas-zssSday schoof-sAFintendent
tells us il will be so next eek. We'd
nesday evening win tell. Cine and
get nearer to Christ.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1920-01-15
EMMA

big attraction at the Emma IS
scheduled for Saturday. Jan. 1Ith
when the Barnes Merry Minstrels will
make their appearance.
Barnes Minstrels is an all white
people aggregation, and is composed
almost entirely of returned navy vet
erans and could we'll be called an
overseas minstrel revue.
The cast contains such well-known
minstrel performers as Nate Busoy.
Harry Milo. Johnny and Bobby Dale
(the famous blacksace twins). and
many others of well-known talent.
The company of 20 performers prom
Use that there viii be no tagging mo-
ments during the entire performance
A special band and orchestra VIII
furnish the musical program. The
iazz orchestra promises the iazziest
iazz that was ever iaz,ed in PayettH
The band will make noon paradN
and will also give a free bar
in front of the pa- 'ei
Emma '.e night only. saturday
jap Eth.
Cea xEn IxNAAS -.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1920-01-15
HAVE GOOD
CONVENTION

! The Annual Convention of the
Idaho State Horticultural Society
closed three days session here last
Saturday evening which was consid-
cred the most harmonious, best at
tended and instructive sessions OF
any held since the organization of
this institution. The good crop and
high pricsszdpring the past year has
given new'Tf and interest in fruit
raising. Buring the session there
were many speeches that were ex-
ceptionaliy good, among which was
the one by Hon. Miles Cannon, Com
missioner of Agriculture; Mr.. Dean.
w. G. Stone of Emmett, C. c. Vim.
cent of the University of Idaho, and
w. H. Wicks. State Dept of Agricul-
ture.
The outstanding feature of Thurs
days program was the address by
Mr.. Cannon; the keynote of his
speech was, square deal for those
of Idaho who are in the fruit bust
ness.
A sumpt IS banquet was served
the delegates in attendance at the
''Y" dining room Friday evening.
Toasts were responded to by Mr.. D.
L. Ingard, Professor E. ]. Iddings,
Silas Wilson, ]. F. Littooey. and
profpssor Vincent
The officers for the ensuing year
were elected as follows:
President-D. L. Ingard of Pay
cite
Vice President.J. P. Gray of
Nampa.
Treasurer. E Gipson of Na,upa
Secretary. Lee Truax of Meri-
dian.
First District-Professor =. c.
Vincent of Moscow. -
Second Dist.-Guy Graham of |
FruitIand
Third Dist-I. G. Dunn-of Bliss. !
Fourth Dist a. Waters = of !
Twin Falls.
The next annual meeting will be
leld at Boise.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1920-01-15
CHUCK HOLE CLUB.

A Chuck Hole Club has been or
ganized in Payette County with zoe
members, mostly farmers who own
automobiles The object OF this or,
ganization IS for every member 10
carry with him small shovel to fill
minor chuck holes in the road that
usually are left Untouched and be-
come 4 great menace to traffic This
is a splendid idea and all owners of
cars viii have the opportunity of
joining this organization. 1t is also
being taken up along the public
highway into other counties whicn
viii be great benefit to the travel
ing public.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1920-01-15
CAPTAIN ROY Il. LIND
VISITS BROTHER

Captain Roy +. Lind who has been
in the service for the last six years,
was in Payette Monday to see his
brother Captain Elmer Lind who has
recently been discharged These two
brothers entered the service as pri-
Yates and both worked their way up
TO their present rank. They have not
seen each othsr for over eight years
and the short visit was certainly an
enjoyable one Capt. Roy Lind has
been in foreign service Tor about four
and half years, serving in differ
ent places in Manila, until being re-
moved to Siberia where he served
for 16 months, landing in Frisco,
December 22nd He is still in the
service as a Regular Army Officer,
and left for Boise Tuesday evening
for short stay.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1920-01-15
HAVE INTERESTING
MEETING
G. A. X. AND w. X. c. BANQUET
And Election of Officers.

The Ladies' of the W. r. C.. gave
a banquet last Friday in the Hall,
10 the members of the G. A. R., and
while they were passing around
their invitations the Editors of the
Enterprise and Independent were
among the lucky ones. and were
present at the big feed, and can
testify as to the quality and quantity
the inner man. There was large
crowd in attendance. We were sur
prised to know there are so many
members belonging to this organi-
9ation and they were very peaceable.
OF course that may have been due
to the fact that Sheriff Jefferis was
also an invited guest and filled up
on the good things until he left
the hall swelIed up like a poisoned
pup.
After the banquet was over the
tables were cleared away and all
retired but the members who were
permitted TO remain during the an.
nual election OF officers. which are
as follows:
G. A. r.. Officers.
Commander-W. K Bowers
sr. Vice Commander-A. S. Lu
ther
Jr. Vice. Commander-A. A. Cul,
Ter
Adjutant and Quarter Master -
z. B. Dorathy
Guard-Mr Coleman
Chaplain-Geo. F. Thayer.
W. r. C. Officers.
President-Mrs. Steve clanton
Sr. Vice President-Mrs. Elwell
Sttrber
Jr. Vice. President-Mts: Rooney
Chaplain-Mrs. Wainwffght
Treasurer-Mrs. Ida Wells
Secretary-Mrs. c. o. Akirkendall
Conductor-Mrs. ]. P. Walker
Assistant Conductor-Mrs. Mathis
Guard-Mrs. Gish.
Assistant Guard-Mrs Mark Prin.
dali.
Color Bearer No. Mrs. Cole
man
Color Bearer No. Mrs. Vail,
kett
Color Bearer No 3-Mrs. Nuland !
Color Bearer No. 4-Mrs. Doug I
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1920-01-15
a RUNNING SCRAP.

According TO reports the people
living on North Sixth Street witness
ed rather an exciting and somewhat
amusing alteration which took place
between lA.t;tn-aAx l. ,-LE0n--and
Louie Feldscher on last Tuesday. As
we were not an eye witness TO this
running encounter we are not Civ
ing it as authentic. It is reported
that the two gentlemen referred to
previously had some difficulty over
a collection or something of the
sort which ruffled the feathers the
wrong way on Louie and he proceed
ed to even up matters on meeting his
antagonist that afternoon. by at
tacking him with an automobile
chain when the legal Gentleman
drew a knife, inflicting a slight
wound in Louies shoulder and after
receiving several jolts in the face
made down the street. The combat
continued several blocks when both
a little winded, called it off for q
later sediment.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1920-01-15
u a ILNCK.

E. A. Linck, living one mile east
of Fruitland. died at his home Tues
day night after suffering for some
time with heart trouble. The funeral
services will be held in Fruitland this
(Thursday) afternoon at 1880 O'Clock
Mr.. Linck was a highly respected
citizen In the community where he
lived. An obituary notice will be pub
f,sficd in next weok's Enterprise.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1920-01-15
vOoDMEN ENTERTAIN

From reports by members OF the
Royal Neighbor Lodge, the Modern
Woodmen are royal entertainers
They invited the Royal Neighoors 10
witness the installation of their Of
Ulcers for the coming year, and to
partake of a sumptuous banquet
which was prepared and served en-
tirely by the Woodmen. After tbs
Feed" a short program was rsod>~
ed and at late hour %
declaring they departe,
,.u a Real Good time
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1920-01-15
AMERICAN LEGION
NOTES
John Webster Rh0ad,, Fest Fleets
Officers for 1920.

Officers for 1920.
The local Post had a very eRthusi
astic meeting Wedn ssday g. ming
January 7th. There were twsnty y-fiye
members present and one yls;ior, Dr
Earl r. Wells from the Jerome Post
The following were elected to
hold the post offices for the year OF
1920:
Honorary Commander. V.Palch
Post Commander-Dr. ]. L. Nc
Donald.
1st Vice-Commander- David w.
Albert.
End Vice -Commander-Henry T.
Carstens.
Post Adjutant-Clyde w. Shanks
Post Finance Officer-Frank X.
Fuller. =,
Sgt at Arms-Edwin U. Drisc IL.
Personal Adjutant-Steve Rhoads.
On the suggestion of Scott Fitch,
the post voted TO observe February
%, (Washington's Birthday by some
special program in the evening. Com
mander Mcdonald appointed the fol-
lowing committee to take charge of
the affair:
Chairman, Steve C. Rhoads
Edwin u Driscoll
Sherman L. Pobst.
The Adjutant's report to date
shows a membership OF 1873. while
the Finance Officers report shows a
total of cash on hand, 100000.
A membership drive is to be start
ed very soon by the post and the
post roster will total 200 soon. Every
man or woman who has been in the
service should join the Legion.
The first and only lady member
on the post roll is Mrs. Lillian Crump
Foster, who was one of the first
overseas nurses The post feels
at having her as member.
The Ladies Auxiliary, which had
its initial meeting last Friday eve
nlng. Will meet AGAIN Tiiua- '5AN
at the Y. NJ c. A. at p. m. in the
Library Rooms. Every lady who has
2 father. brother, husband, or son
who is a member of the American Le-
gion. or who died in the service, is
eligible and should be member of
the Auxiliary.
The American Legion has charge
Of the University of Idaho Glee club
Concert which is to be given in the
Emma Theatre on Wednesday, Janu-
airy 2S. Plan on hearing these fel-
lows They have bigger and better
Glee Club than ever before and will
be we'll worth your time and money.
A Special Meeting of the John
Webster. Rhoads Post is, called for
night, January 1sth,aS p. m
in the Yeoman Hail. -
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1920-01-15
ANNrAL MEETING.

The annual stock holders meet
ing was held at the Payette National
Bank Tuesday when the following
officers and directors were elected I:
Directors-Atty. r. II. Lyon. Carl
Asmussen. r. NJ. Hutchinson, W. Fl.
Douglass, c. f. Larson, D. o. Bulls
J. A. -Lauer and DR.. o. II. Alvey.
President-O. n. Alvey.
Vice President-W. H. Douglass
Cashier-C. f. Larson.
The business of the bank during
the past year has been greatly in
creased and very satisfactory to the
stock holders.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1920-01-15
, MARK OF TRUE CHRISTIANITY

Mr.. and Mrs: E. Founder have
moved into the Fernando Cutter
home on Seventh Street whereairs.
Founder will have the care of Mr.
Coulter's five little motherless sil-
dren. This is certainly mark of tie
Christianity. Mrs. Founder is mott
strong woman but will be motR
TO the little ones who will in latin
years look back and appreciate he
guiding hand and tender care Mrs
Founder has spent the greater par
of her life in the care of children
and fully realizes the responsiolilt!
Of bringing up a family. When
child she was the oldest girl in
large family and had much TO d'
in the care of the smaller children
and later has raised five of her own
and now willingly sacrifices her owl
home for the care of these little ones
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1920-01-15
RErUnNs FRoM cALlFoRN1A

Mr. and Mrs n. ] Garman and
family returned Tuesday evenia~
from a months visit IN the ~,
south near Los Angeles. o. any
where Mr.. Csrman has az .ifornia
lsster living. They re- mother and
pc Ne time while ?, -, an enjoy
Of sosphere ur~ hut the cool
le IA sude 'ns un,ne was ra
an change
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1920-01-15
I have heard it said that 9TH
My dear Sir:

I have heard it said that the
best time to do a thing is Just when
you are thinking about it," so here
goes this talk on paper" and to
morrow will enclose the s1.5O for
which please send So more doses of
the Enterprise. I enjoy taking them
so that / may know what is doing
or being done, in Payette, etc.
can't help feeling somewhat like
zone of yez" felt constrained to
make a small contribution to the "Y''
and in acknowledging same Mr.. AL
bert told me that nice margin, over
and above actual requirements, had
been pledged. This is agreeable news
and l note your confirmation of same
in the Enterprise dated January 1st.
1920. which came today. I appreciate
more and more that our boys and
girls, our young men and women
should be filled with good thoughts
etc. to make the best, happiest and
most useful future citizens.
1 like your quotation about effects
of fear, etc. from Rutland CVa. }
News. as well as your write up" of
local news in general. Your gentle
reminder about New resolutions"
has helped me to send what I meant
to have sent you before January 1st.
Will enclose a postal card so that you
may let me know that the $3.50 has
reached you. Please mail the En-
uuirer to me at Gal Mabbett Avenue.
Milwaukee, Wisconsin.
Yours truly,
w. w. VAUDEVILLE.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1920-01-15

The Payette County Commercial
Club held a meeting and enjoyed a
regular "feed" at the dining room
of the Y last Monday evening. The
banquet was served by the Ladies of
the Y, and like all other feeds fur
nished by these ladies it was just
the best ever.
The object Of the meeting was to
hear q detailed financial report OF
the Secretary of the Club and 10 put
little pep into the members and re.
viye the Club to action. BY this state
ment we do not wish to convey the
idea THAT the Club has been doing
tEothing, for since the organization
OF the Club about year ago, there
has been more real things accomplish
ed for the benefit of the public than
has ever been done blythe CONNER
cial Club in the same length Of time
but has been done by the Secretary
Mr.. Eastman, with but little assist
ance from the members either in a
personal or financial dS'
Mr.. NJ. F. Albert made the open
ing speech giving detailed account
of what had been accomplished by
the Club in regard to the forming OF
Highway district Nos. / and 2, and
securing the location OF the Ever
green Highway through the County
and the work in general as outlined !
for future work on public High J
ways and the securing Of State and
Federal aid in so doing. {
Mr.. D. L. Ingard, manager CT the
Idaho-Oregon Fruit Growers Asso, |
citation for Payette district, gave a /
talk on the benefits derived from the
State horticultural meeting which /
3 t.Sas held in Payette last week, ana
which meeting was secured for Pay
ette through the efforts of Mr.. East
man.
REV. E. NJ. Keeler, GeBtfG1 Secre-i
tary for the Idaho State Sunday
School Association, whe is here ar
ranging matters for meeting OF the
Association which will be held in
Payette in May through the efforts
of the Club, gave a splendid talk on
the good that will come from this
meeting.
Mr. Eastman gave an outline of
the work done by the Club during
the past year, mostly through his
own personal efforts, and also out
.4sFd some of the things in the pot
b6ileng Tor the future, that will re-
aaire further efforts on the part Of
the Club.
= Mr.. seeley. chairman of the FL
nance Committee, made a detailed
report OF the finance of the Club
which was followed by very en-
thusiastic discussion on the part OF
the members present, among whom
were some new blood in the commun'
itv that seem TO- have the spirit OF
doing things On motion committee
of three was appointed by Mr. Orr,
Chairman of the Club, to make
campaign on the collection OF pach
membership, Subscriptions and to Sc
cure the necessary funds to take
care of the deficite of the Club and
for future financing.
1t was the consensus of opinion OF
all members present that a live Com
mercial Club should be maintained
for the good of Payeet County. 1t is
hoped that at the regular annual
meeting which will be held about
February 1st. there will be large
attendance and that the members
will be enthused with little pep
and ginger and find time to get
sSyay from their own personal af-
J. srs occasionally to assist in the
.sEfairs of the Club.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1920-01-15

Mrs. E. W. Pease delightfully."- en-
te~tained with four tables of 800
at her home ON Center Avenue. We'd
nesdav evening. Miss Edna Gauer
was the fortunate one in Sapturins
lst prize for high score, while Miss
Edna Inman secured the consolation
prize. Mrs. Pease served dainty re
freshments. Needless to say the
girls" had a very enjoyable evenine.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1920-01-15

A Langdon of Moscow is visiting
his brother. S. L. Langdon of the
Commercial Hotel. He reports the
hardest winter in that section OF the
country since 1881 and 1882 when
it registered 40 degrees below zero.
The thermometer went down to
80 below zero this winter and have
had about 4 feet of snow already
and several weeks of zero weather.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1920-01-15
rANI-ARY 2stb.

The caiversity Oh ,ha rm.
Club viii gfvs Concert 'a,,nv. :, ne Jan.
ma Theatre Sgednesday evening". ss men
2sth. There d Re - O - rney are
who are all e1tertaii's' ,.os ot the
coming undeS the auspieos psr,ratsos
American Z tgiAn--ah 81 every
thst should / Hve ssle S'ippo.. =, 81 sin,nent !
American cit een. 4 ms - Tho sea
promises to h the pest = sssr them
son. Don't IA to see an. ,,,aen,s; Is.
Admission so rents TOY stu ssu0srss, reserve.
for adults pd S''os -
5aee. - -
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1920-01-15

Harry Kent is now enjoying lit
tie of 1919 prosperity by driving a
new Noch StH.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1920-01-15
CARD oE rHANKs

| wish to thank the kind friends
and neighbors who so willingly gave
their, assistance and sympathy dur,
ing the sickness and death of my
uncle.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1920-01-15
VIII"

-sf l.. Boyer of the firm OF
I5oyer Bros. of Ontario, and Miss
Mae Gillian of Baker City. Oregon.
were married Sunday, Jan. I1th In
Baker City. They will spent their
honeymoon in Southern California
and coast points. Mr. Lou Farber ac
companied Mr.. Boyer TO Baker City
and acted as best man at the wed.
ding. Mr.. Boyer has many friends in
Payette who extend congratulations.
See Va R8Mrum Jan, 9e-as.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1920-01-15

W. r. ,HuNPHREY.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1920-01-15

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