Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1909-11-04
LOCAL NEWS

A fine line of new silver-ware at w.
F. Strother's,
All women interested in the Epis-
copal church are requested to meet
at the church Saturday afternoon at
o'clock.
S. Clanton went to Baker City on
last Saturday evening for few days
visit whit his son John, who is loca-
ted there.
Mixer Herring six for twenty-five
cents at the Enterprise Meat Market.
d. P. Donovan returned Monday
morning from ten days business trk
in Canada where he has considera-
BILE land interests.
Mrs F. H. Lyon and daughter re-
turned Saturday evening from an ex-
tended visit with her parents and
other relatives in the southland.
Everything in the optical line,
Eyes tested scientifically.-W F.
Strother.
The first of this week Thacker &
Co. sold the Matthias residence on the
west side of the track to John Mick
elson who will take possession at
once.
rrIa ft-.t - .ho ,,.,ol~ NJ n xkrl,a
len arrived in Payette to take charge
Of the big steam pile driver which
IS here to do some repair work Oh
the Payette Valley bridge across the
Payette river.
Big Clearance Sale on Millinery
and Hair Goods at The Vogue. Ev-
erything goes regardless of price. to
make room for our new spring stock.
Mrs. N. e. Harris.
Friday evening of last week the
Payette Valley Railroad took full
car load OF onion sets to Bucking-
ham station for the Hamilton Seed
Company to be planted on tleiT seed
farm on the bench ~
Word received from Mr.. and Mrs.
G.. NJ Fripp, of Grand Forks. 3. O.
announces the arrival at their home
on Nov. 30th of baby girl Mother
and daughater both doing nicely. Mrs
Fripp is a daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
A. E. Wood and well known in Pay
ette.
NJ W. Watts and wife returned on
| last Sunday morning from an extend
ed visit with friends and relatives in
Iowa. Mr.. Watts says that crops in
general In the Hawkeye state have
been very poor indeed and that large
numbers of people have their eye on
| Southern Idaho and Payette Valley
]. C. Giessler has decided to hold a
big shooting match on Monday the
twenty-second to give all the good
shots In this vicinity an opportunity
to secure a turkey, duck or goose
for a Thanksgiving dinner. Furthei
announcement will be given nexi
week of this event.
VIII Wells and Fred Colburn re
turned on Saturday last from thirty
days spent in the hills on the Little
Salmon hunting deer and bear. The
gentlemen both were fortunate il
getting a deer each, but as they are
making no reports regarding the
bear they shot we naturally presume
that the bears were scarce or thai
perhaps they did not eonfine theil
efforts very closely toward searching
for bruin.
For. the finest popcorn call up Mrs
A. II. Ramey, Ind. phone 1913. At;
This week Ackerman & Donovan
report a number of sales. e, Smitf
sold twenty acres on the bench t'
C. o. Grimes. j. L. Mohr sold for
ty acres to A. Matthias and John Ahl
strand sold fifteen acres off the nortl
side of his forty to A. r. Harland
of Muiden, Nebraska and G. d. Shak'
These sales are practically all trans
fers between home people and show
that the people living here are salts
] fled with conditions.
4 Be sure aud visit The Vogue Nil
finsry Store 5eftee baying elsewhere
+ - saeh Bargains vsfe ass eF giver
before "a r1ystfa oa hsx ~ ~ dat
goods.-Mrs. " n H6F{