Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1909-09-30

be a fine little craft.
The Presbytery of Boise met in
Payette on Wednesday of this week.
Rev. F. E. Springer. of Caldwell the
| retiring moderator preached the ser
mon on that evening. A business
session was held today at which
the new officers were chosen.
McWilliams Brothers have finish
ed building a large corral on the Su-
gar company farm near the Jap
house across the bridge where they
will handle their horses this winter.
They are now at work halter break
ing and working a fine bunch they
already have on hand.
]. w. Prestel is enjoying a visit
from an old friend Mr.. j. G. Orth, of
Michigan. 1t has been a number Of
years since the two gentlemen have
met and the visit Of Mr.. Orth at the
Prestel home has indeed been
pleasant one for both parties.
Chief Engineer Lattig with a crew
of four men consisting of Lyndon
Osborn, Bert Moss, Ralph Roberts
and Keith Burns went to New Ply
mouth Wednesday morning of this
week to begin the survey for the
new extention of the Payette Val
ley Railroad.
Thos. Hartung returned Friday last
from Baker City, Oregon where he
had been attending the fair and look
ing over the country He is decid-
edly impressed with that section OF
Oregon for the raising of wheat and
says that some of the results accom-
plished in that line are almost be-
yond belief.
Three pounds of fresh Hamburg
Steak for 25c at the Cash Meat
Market
City Engineer C. P. Lattig has Sc
cured the services of R. ]. Wood Of
Weiser to assist in drawing the plans
and specifications for the sewer
system Mr. Wood was in Payette
Monday and viii at once enter upon
he work Of getting the plans in
shape that the bonding ordinance
nay be published and the bids called
or.
The first of this week a rumor
vas current in Payette that Mrs. NJ.
;. Bigelow had passed away at Mos
ow. While her friends at Payette
ave known for some time that she
yas seriously i'll there seems to be
bsolutely no grounds for the report
her death as none of her close
riends or relatives have heard any
hing authentic.
NJ. R.Powell, of Fruitland, left on
Ionday Of this week for Missouri
here he goes to sell farm and
Lher property and will then return
, Payette Valley to make his per-
anent home here. Mr. Powell has
we'd here long enough to know that
ere is the garden spot of the world
ay be do considerable missionary
ork among his Missouri friends that
ore of them come west to enjoy
Ie privileges we have here.
Canvas blankets, lined. from $3.50
$3.50 each at Downs Harness
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W. F. Stuart of Falks Store was in
lyette Monday closing up the deal
r 24O acres Of land which he pur-
ased from Will Anderson of Mid
lie. MIR. Stuart says all Of the peo-
e living around the FaIks Store sec
IN are much gratified at the an
Of the extention OF the
Lyette Valley railroad and all feel
at the section win be greatly ben
itted While here Mr.. Suartt re-
wed his allegiance to the Enter
Use.
H. II. Mason has pianos here and
Il have more in a few days. Stor-
e rooms at New Plymouth and
yette. Give him chance before
u buy. 4
C. Baker, Of Boise, who has been
5ociated with C. B. Compton in i.
2 Payete Pharmacy was in Pay III
e Monday and Tuesday of this
ek. Mr.. Baker came over for the
rpose of transferring his interest "a
Mr. Compton and dissoluton 81
tice Of the firm appears elsewhere II
ice taking charge Of the Payette 'n
armacy Mr.. Compton has made ~
ny changes in the store and since
ting permanently settled in the p1
v quarters Payette can be said :.
have one of the neatest and most 'iu
to-date drug stores in Southern Pr,
.ho. sea