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than three stories nigh. The erection
of these two buildings viii cose up
the vacant space in the block between
Broadway and Roberts street and viii
add much to the metropolitan appear
ance of this part of the city.
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Messrs. Hancock Bros. have called
for bids for the excavation in today's
Forum and it is proposed to put in the
foundation for both both buildings
this fall in order to get an early start
on the superstructures in the spring.
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The new Stone Piano Cos building
will be an elegant structure, 50x150
feet specially designed for the accom-
mediation of their extensive business.
The cut herewith presented is from
the architects design, and indicates
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DR. Abernethy, the gree. English
physician. said. Watch your kidneys.
When they are affected, life is in dam
ger" Foley's Kidney Remedy makes
healthy kidneys, corr is urinary ir-
Irregularities, and tones up the whole
system H. H Casselman.
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FIFTY GOOD, BIG HORSES

e. Mark writes hat he win be in
Fargo Monday and Tuesday, Sept. 20
and 81 without fail with nifty fine, big
horses which will . on sale those days
at.the NE. stockyarcs near the North
bridge
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Miss Mitchell MOVES.

Owing to the present condition OF
the deLendericie Block, Miss Mitchell
has moved her dressmaking parlors to
the Rodgers Bldg, SIG Front street.
over Monson's Trunk factory.
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that Fargo is fast outgrowing the era
of two story buildings.
Hancock Bros, the architects of this
building have under consideration the
erection of an adjoining building,
which will be 5Ox1O0 feet. and not less
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well preserved 1t is fifty feet deep
and ten feet In 1ia r,netnr

and ten feet in diameter.
The place of greatest interest to DR..
Tilden was Gallilee, and he gave a
glowing picture of Nazareth, the home
of Joseph and Mary. where the Savior
lived. He also told of his visit to
Mount Olivet, where the sermon on
the mount was preached, and to Cana
of Gallillee, the place where the first
miracle, that of turning water into
wine, was performed.
From the mount he went to the Sea
of Gallillee, the body of water which
was commanded to BE STILL 1t was
calm and quiet as if still in obedience
to that command.
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The School LAW
CODE Commission
RECOMMENDATIONS AND sUG.
eEsTIoNs FROM ALL PARTIES
INTERESTED ARE REQUEST
ED BY THE BOARD.

Bismarck, N. D., Sept. 90. - The
school law code commission held its
first meeting at the state capitol on
Sept. IT. and organized for the pur-
pose of performing the duties devolv-
ing upon it.
The commission will be pleased to
receive recommendations and sug-
fAstions from all parties interested in
this work, and any person who has a
recommendation to make to the COM
mission will do well to send the same
to the secretary, e. ]. Taylor, at an
early date as Is possible.
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BIG WAGE 10 GOOD GIRLS
Just Received.

Wanted-Six gir-s at once. FArgo
Laundry Co.
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A carload of Slightly cn1ppeo plumb
ing fixtures. Lavatories. bath tubs
and sinks of all kinds which / will
sell cheap. T. P. Riley. No. 10 Robert
street
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Sale Still on in North Broadway adj
dition; a few choice lots left at 81
down, then soc a week; no interest, no
taxes, no mortgage.
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HITCHCOCK VISITS MiNoT.
Postmaster General Passes Through
Magic City En- Route to Seattle.

Minot, NJ. D., Sept. Pop Postmaster
Gen. Frank H.gv Hitchcock passed
through Minot yesterday on the 500
on his way to Seattle and other coast
towns, where he will attend a meeting
of the postmasters Of the western
states. Mr.. Hitchcock did not alight
at the station here and could not be
interviewed.
t9aaa ana Ansu,er -rodax,s Want A.
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q Forum NeafaA soil lit For Ipai
a Forum Want AID Will Sell Ii FOR Yos
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Read and Answer Today's Want Ads.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1909-12-02
HAPPILY Welded.

On last Wednesday at II a. m. at
the home Of the brides parents oe-
CURED the marriage Of Frances. the
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. E. F lat
tig to Mr.. Jesse H. Newton, the Rev.
George Turner Of the Presbyterian
church officiating. The weddlng
was a quiet home wedding none
but the relatives and immediate
friends Of the bride and groom be-
ing present Both these young peo-
pie are well known IN Payette and
the vicinity north Of town where the
parents of the bride reside She is
a popular young lady with a large
number Of friends who win wish for
her all the happiness possible in life
The groom is also well known in This
community being a sheep man with
considerable holdings and having
lived here for a number Of years. The
same day Of the wedding Mr. and
Mrs. Newton left on No. 10 for the
,ast for a wedding tour Of considera-
ble length after vhcih they VIII re-
turn to make their home in Payette
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1909-12-02
eoMoNA GRANGE TO
MEET AT FRUlTLAND.

Next Friday at Fruitland occurs the
meeting of the Pomona Grange and
the members are preparing for a
large crowd to be present. Arrange
meuts have been made for a special
train on the Payette Valley Railroad
The first train viii leave Payette at
90 o. H. and there viii also be a
special in the evening and return
ing train at u midnight when the
program and executive session are
through. A large number Of the Pay
cite Grange are arranging to attend
and il tooks like a large and inter
esiiug meeting.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1909-12-02
PUBLIC MARKET
DAY SALE

J. N. Swanson Auetioneer Plans Pub
lie Market Day Sale for Payette-
List Your Goods at Enterprise Of
flee.
~ Swanson the local auctiOneer
has been planning a local market day
for Payette and has decided to
launch the first one one week from
next Saturday, on December 11th
Anyone having anything to dispose
OF should see Mr. Swanson and list
il or bring it to the Enterprise where
ne has left listing blanks and it will
be listed for sale It is the intention
Of Mr. Swanson to hold these public
market day sales quite regularly in
Payeue, depending Of course upon tie
amount Of patronage they secure. IT
viii be an excellent opportunity for
anyone having small amount Of
stuff to sell to get it disposed Of
without the expense of getting up
sale Don't forget the date, Satur
day, December 11th, and list your
goods with either Mr.. Swanson or at 1
the Enterprise Printing office. The
net charge for selling, advertising an
Of clerk win be only five per
cent.
The Rev. W. II. Bowler. Of Boise,
superintendent of Missions in Idaho,
viii preach for the Baptist church,
Sunday a. m. This is not his first
'isit to Payette; and his old friends
will be glad to see and hear him
while others will find him to be a
i've man, an acceptable speaker and
earnest worker. In the evening the
.upply pastor, J. P. Philips, will
lreach.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1909-12-02
CHRISTIAN CHURCH NOTES.

Mr.. Walter Chapin, Myrtle Chaplin
and Clara soule united with the
church Sunday.
+ Letters were granted to Mrs Young
and Lois who are removing 10 VIM
fred, Canada TO live.
Mr. and Mrs. Clanton have gone
on a few weeks visit TO Iowa and
other eastern points
Arrangements have been made By
the members living in the vicinity Of
FruitIand for the minister to hold ser
vices IN that village every Tuesday
night
The minister went to Fruitland on
Tuesday night Of this week to hold
Sc IS. bat finding a series OF meet
ings in progress in the Methodist
church house no services were held
at the hail. The people who came
to the hall. went in body 70 the
church to hear Mr.. Bachelor.
The ushers had to place chairs in
the aisles at both services last sun
day. Are people Interested in our
mission?
AT a meeting Of the Bible school
council held Monday night plans for
the work Of the new year were gone
over at length and many new fea-
lures will appear in the work during
1910 with view to further increas-
ing the efficiency OF the work done
An annual meeting viii be held at
the close Of the year which wiz be
Of great importance TO the future Of
the work and the developments that
are planned. Every member should
begin now to count on being present
viii be advertised ia plen-
-y Of time.
DAVID CARY PETERS.
Minister
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1909-12-02
SOCIAL BY womEN's AUXILIARY

The Women's Auxiliary to the Y.
n. C. A. viii give a social and serve
light refreshments next Monday even
ing December 9Th to which all the
ladies and girls of the town are invi-
ted. Everyone win be expected and
no excuse will be accepted so don't
say I don't belong" Come anyway.
Miss Alspach and class will present
their regular work in the gymnasium
as a part of the entertainment.
The idea we wish TO get before the
better half OF this town is that every
woman is needed in this work for
the betterment of our boys. None
are to be excluded who wish to help.
There are no fees and no dues.
When the call for the Women's
Auxiliary came it seemed impossible
to set the representation necessary
to effect an organization. Two meet
ings we're held without organization.
Thena call was issued for two rep
lCSCAAdLlFG5 rum GetSu NLAuANn anu
woman's organization in the city.
Seven churches and four societies re
sponded. The result was an or
ganization with twenty-six members.
Now it is up to the remaining mem
bers Of these societiesa nd clubs to
come out on next Monday evening,
also any other societies that have
not heretofore been represented, learn
OF the work being done and of the fu-
ture needs; sign the constitution and
bylaws. thereby proving that they
are willing to back up those delegates
in the work and help them all they
can. The officers are hoping to see
a large increase in the girls' class in
the sym. also a ladies' class, the
work Of which would benefit many a
tired and worn mother or housekeep-
er
Notices win be read in the churches.
A MEMBER.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1909-12-02
SEEK NEW HOME
In the Far-oH Northwestern state Of
Idaho.

In the Far-oH Northwestern State Of
Isaho.
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Salisbury, who
departed from Brookfield this week
TO make a home in the far-off north
western state Of Idaho. win be great
ly missed by very many Brookfield
friends.
bir Salisbury was born in Brook
field. has spent almost his entire life
here with the exception OF four or
five years spent in the state of New
YORK; as a pupil in the Brookfield
public schools. as an employee OF
the telephone company and as a
Young business man has always high
d. commended himself to the people
OF Brookneld. who regret to see him
leave here but who most earnestly
wish him and his accomplished young
wife unlimited prosperity in their new
home.
The people Of Payette viii find Mr..
aud Mrs. Salisbury a desirable acqui-
sitiou TO their citizenship. They VIII
like them and find that they are part
and parcel Of the town in which they
make their home working eheerfully,
zealously and intelligently for its ad-
vaneement and prosperity as well as
theri own.
we clip the above from the Brook
field. Missouri, Gazette Mr. Sails
bury aud wife aecordils 70 the arti-
cle are the kind Of people that Pay
cite IS looking for. Payette business
men as whole are progressive and
wide-awake and they win be pleased
TO welcome to their ranks one who
comes recommended as the sort Of
citizen who desires to see the city
in vhich he lives progress.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1909-12-02
MS LATrIo sHoMEREp.

The ladies' Of the L. s. T.. q society
down the valley. recently gave Miss
Frances Lattig a shower in view Of
her approaching marriage. Upon
their arrival each lady was given
square Of cheese cloth which she was
requested to make into something for
the bride to be. The room was pret-
tfy decorated with pink and white
AT the center Of the ceiling was q
large white bell lined with pink while
extending to each corner Of the room
we're ribbons both pink ard white
The doors and windows we're draped
in the same colors. The twelve Ia
dies were seated at three small Ia
bles which were covered with white
cloths trimmed with tiny bows made
Of pink baby ribbon. The place
cards contained each a different quo
tatiou, shall woman bald the fires
in the morning being one Of them
These were read and discussed, there
By giving the bride elect much ussfai
advice. AT each place was doll,
clothespin dressed as & bride. veil
and all. At the bride elect's Place
was tiny brown book eutitled Cook
Book done in gold ink and compiled
by the members Of the Z. S. Y lust
as they we're al nicely seated at the
tables. at a signal all suddenly arose
and left the room leaving Miss lat
tig alone, they presently returned
each beariag some kitchen utsnsil
which was presented to her accom-
panied BY a jingle or rhyme
The refreshments ssErsd weEe a
pink sai-.a. cheeseman's. white cake
and coffee. after which each lady
wrote her favorite recipe in the lit
tie brown book.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1909-12-02
A SAD CASE OF INSANITY.

Monday Mrs. P. V. Campbell was
taken to Caldwell to appear before
the commission on insanity and her
condition was undoubtedly such as
to warrant her being sent TO Black
foot for treatment Mrs. Campbell
has been ill for some time and her
suffering so intense that after a long
illness in which the treatment given
her seemed to make no progress
against her ailment she began to act
quite queerly at times and very sud
denly the past few days she became
at times violently insane. Every care
was taken Of her and effort made to
restore her reason without sending
her to Blackfoot but on last Saturday
she became so violent as to require
a man attendant to care for her and
it was decided to take her to Cald-
we'll for the consideration of the COM
mission. She was taken on No. 9
and will probably be taken to Black
foot for treatment.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1909-12-02
NEW PLYHOUTH NEWS

Paul Drake spent Thanksgiving va
cation with his sister, Mrs. W. T
Drysdale
T Those who are attending school al
{ Weiser and came home last Wednes
day to eat turkey with their hons
folks were; Thomas Rice. Wilfre,
Z Ringer and Lee Crate.
I Lloyd Bliss arrived Wednesday fol
visit with his parents.
The Misses Swatman spent Thanks
giving at nome. returning to theiI
school duties Sunday.
Miss Edith Forbes. OF Eayette, Wis
tied friends a few days last week.
Mr.. Clifford Chadwick spent a few
days Of last week with his parents.
Mr.. John Herfuth, OF Boise, was a
guest at the wachter home Thurs
lay and Friday.
Mr.. Geo. Bateham- and family Of
Payette spent Thankssis ing with Mr.
and Mrs. T. E. Chadwick,
A. W. Newburn left for Nebraska
Wednesday. for a short visit with
relatives and friends.
Mrs. Drake arrived Wednesday for
4 visit with her daughter, Mrs. T. W.
Orysdale.
The dance given Thanksgiving was
well attended. Everybody reported
4 good time. The supper served by
the R. n. of A. ladies was much ap-
preclated. The ladies' took in about
thirly-six dollars.
W. H. Cess was called to Boise on
Friday on account Of the serious i'll
ness of his father
H. l. Chadwick lefe Monday for Sc,
attle. where he is employed as con
iuctor on a street car line. after
months visit with his parents.
B. H. Newburn- has moved to Botse
20 spend the winter.
Leo Schmidt and family and F. W.
Cross and family were entertained at
:. S. French's Thanksgiving Day.
The Farmers State Bank is now
ocated in the new Pioneer Block.
Mrs J. A. Bankus is numbered
among the sick.
J. H. Hannigan's entertained
lumber Of their friends Monday eyeu-
ng in honor of Mr.. and 3lrs. Myers
Who have lust arrived from Albion.
Nebraska, for a short visit and to
oOk over the Payette Valley.
Miss Pearl Wachter entertained a
ew of her friends and relatives at
Inner on Thanksgiving day Those
resent were: Misses Florence. Ma
lie and Clara Ackerman. Edith
'orbes. Katie Meyer. MardeH and
earl Wachter, and Messrs. Arnold
nd Arthur ckerman. John Hertuth,
,rnest Meyer and Mr. Wachter.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1909-12-02
A REAL THEATRICAL
ATTRACTION COMING.


The famous Jolly Della PringIe
company viii start a solid weeks en-
gagement Monday December 9Th. AMI
without doubt this company viii do
a record breaking business Miss
PringIe is considered the best stock
leading lady in the west, and weI
this charming lady deserves all the
good things said Of her. Miss Prln-
gle stages every play in careful
manner. and gives the public ahso-
lutely the highest class comedy and
drama possible to secure. The gowns
worn BY Miss Pringle are the most
gorgeous ever brought TO Payette, es-
pecial1y those worn the first night.
in the splendid dramatic comedy In
the Heart Of the Hills. This is one
OF the very strongest plays Of the
week. Miss PringIe is ably support
ed BY big handsome C. X. vanAuker,
and a great company. Many pleas
ing sDecialties are introduced each
night. and a different play for every
night in the week. Miss Pringle wiz
give away a genuine diamond ring
Saturday night
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1909-12-02
PAYETTE PACKER
WINS BIG PRIZE.

Word received from Omaha an
nouuees the fact that the apples from
the Council district won at the hord-
cultural congress the Hood River
Special and a silver loving cup for
the best packed apples at the exhib-
it This display was packed by Mrs.
Henry Fox. OF this city who IS known
as the most expert apple packer in
Idaho. Mrs. Fox was hired by The
committee at Council to come there
and superlntend the packing Of the
display. That she done her work
well is proven by the reports from
the congress stating that the apples
took the above prizes as the best
packed fruit.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1909-12-02
Majority
COUNCIL TO HEAR
PETITION FOR SEWER
Residents of Third Ward will Pre-
sent Petition to City Council To-
Night Asking for Creation of Dis
trict-counciI Favorable.

A petition being circulated in the
west ward asking the city council for
the creation of a sewer district for
that ward has been quite generally
signed by the property holders living
there who will present it to the city
council tonight. There are over sew
enty-five signers to the petition and
by tonight when the council receives
it it will have as signers the full two
thirds of the property holders over
there. All the members Of the coun-
ell have expressed a favorable view
of the district providing they were as
sured that the majority Of the prop
erty holders in the district wanted it.
After the petition is presented and
acted upon by the council there viii
be no time lost The engineer will
be put in the field at once to make
the survey and the proper steps Ia
ken to organize the district and
build the sewer.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1909-12-02
NOTICE.

All those interested in the holding OF
the third annual show Of the PayetJe
Poultry and Pet Stock Show are re-
quested to meet at the office Of the
Enterprise on Saturday morning De
cember 4th at ten o'clock for the pur-
pose of outlining the work and get
ting ready for the show. If you de-
sire TO have the association go ahead
show your interest by attending.
C.E DIBBLE, Secretary.
T. H. McCOMSEY. President.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1909-12-02
SEWER BONDS CARRY
! ALMOST FIVE TO one
Victory for Every Proposition to be Bu-Water
Works Extended and Improved and Funding Bonds
Issued

By vote of SO4 for and 68 against
the resident tax payers of Payette
placed their stamp of approval on the
work contemplated by the present
city council and the city as whole
goes on record as emphatically in
favor of municipal improvements.
There was no particular excitement
on election day yet a fairly good vote
was polIed. For the sewer bonds
there were 304 for and 6S against.
For water improvement and exten-
sion bonds there were 2S3 for and
5S against. For the funding bonds
there were 296 for and As against,
Giving to all three propositions the
necessary two-thirds majority to car
ry them. The following is the vote
by warls:
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1909-12-02

J. o. Scritchfield the newly chosen
cashier Of the Fruitland State Bank
left this Thursday afternoon on No
10 for Chicago and other eastern
parts to purchase the fixtures. safe.
etc. for the new bank which win soon
be opened at Fruitland The founda-
ton for the building is in and the
brick work going on and it is the in
tention Of the board 10 rush the build
ing along just as rapidly as possible
While gone Mr.. Scritchfield viii or
der all the fixtures and have them
shipped at once so when the build
ing is completed everything viii be
in readiness for the opening Of Fruit
lands new financial concern
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1909-12-02
EXACT PRICE ON
SMUDGING OIL
supply Can be Secured at Seven and
One Half Cents Per Gallon 2. o. 3.
Paystte from Point Richmond, Cal
ifornia.

With the report issued a short time
T ago that Colorado oil fields would be
unable to supply the demand in Ida
40 for smudge oil, there were those
that felt perhaps It would be useless
10 attempt to smudge owing to the
. fact that securing oil from other oil
fields would perhaps be too costly
owing 10 the freight rates. The time
IS fast approaching when all these
orchariists who are going to take
+ safe course viii want TO make ar
+ rangements for their oil General
+ Manager Dunn. Of the Payette Valley
Railroad in a recent letter to D. E.
Burlay, Of the o. S L. Ry. explained
these facts and asked Mr.. Burley to
do something regarding the smudge
oil proposition. The following letter
received from Mr. Burley by Mr.. Dun
is sell explanatory:
r. E. Dunn,
V. p. & G.. ~ Payette Valley R.
r. Co.. Payette Ida
Dear Sir;
Referring to yours Of the goth inst.
After thorough investigation we fiBi'
that we VIII have to get our smudg-
Ing oil from Point Richmond. Califor-
MIA. F. o. b. at that point 2 cents
per gallon, plus IS cents per 100 to
an Idaho points.
The only other point from which 1
we could get this oil would be south
oz Kansas City, and rate would be
very muoh higher
Colorado oil fields cannot supply
present local demand in Colorado,
ana as a consequence they have
raised the price Of their oil from
cents to 4 cents per gallon.
Yours truly.
ID. Z. BURLEY.
At a price as quoted in the above
letter OF two cents per gallon at
Point Richmond. California with sew
cents per hundred added
Tor freight win make the oil cost the
growers here seven and one-half
cents per gallon f. o. b. Payette The
raise In price in Colorado from two
cents 10 four cents w. make the oil
cost the growers Of Grand Junction,
Colorado fully seven and one-half
cents II not more. 1t would seem
that the growers we're in position
from this TO get their oil for smudg-
ing just as cheaply as any Of the /,
other fruit growing sections where
smudgiug is done
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1909-12-02
NOTICE.

DR.. A. S. Green the oculist repre-
senting Green & Green Will be at
the Commercial Hotel five days only,
beginning Nov. 29th. Those desiring
his services please call at the hotel
for there will be positively no outside
engagements made.