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The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1909-12-18
Toys, ii tie Basement.
, ,.,& II \. Bazar.. ....

s. DOLLs-Dolls'D Dishes, Bath Sets,
Washing OUTFITS. Kitchens COM
plete--in TACT; W everything needed
by. the up to- date Aristocratic Dolly
OF. today. Games, Rubber Toys. Teddy
Bears, Dummies, Kitties, Air Guns, Sol
dters, Uniforms, Guns, Swords. etc,
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1909-12-18

M QSlC{11! Z Vy1D@ = y Qy - O6IPCI
Sweepers, Mechanical Toys,
Locomotives, Complete Rail-.
roads, Sta tions, Semaphores,
Turn tables, rs Passenger and
Freight Cars, etc. lin fact,
such q wealth Of toys that TO,
name half OF them would NIL
pages. Bring the children, let
them see these two mammoth
st KS Of itoys--but come pre-
pared to buy--for the values
are frresfsttbl ~. Il ri }Ei5 ,ssl
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1909-12-18
Handkerchiefs

No more dainty gift for lady-no
better appreciated or more useful gift
for gentleman could be thought Of,
than Handkerchiefs. Our stock is so
thoroughly complete that no matter
what you desire, from the good, but
inexpensive qualities at SC and l0c up
to the finest of imported handmade
lace and embroidered handkerchief at
wards each. We can supply you with.
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1909-12-18
Sale Started Thursday
EARLY SHOPPING IMPORTANT

splendid collection of Fine Brass
nothing to equalait northwest OF G
but it may: suggest the gift you ca
ing at. Here are some of the pl
JardiniePes, 11.75 to $500. i
Ferneries, s0Sqsto 33.7b.s &.st%S \ =, X
Sconces, $3.4Se to 1915. \, r. r.
Smoking Sets,l>42 to $685.. <,
Champagne Sets - so to- 49, 80.
AndiroAs. $14.5o to. 100: @:.<
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1909-12-30
SHOWER THE BRIDE.

Monday afternoon at the home Of
Mr- and Mrs C. P. Lattig the Ladeis
Club. an organization OF country wo-
men north OF Payette, held a linen
shower IN honor OF Miss Edna Henry
who on Wednesday evening OF this
week was united in marriage TO Mr-
E. F. Lattig. Almost the entire mem
bership Of the club were present be
sides many other friends Of the bride
and she received al the shower a
large number Of useful and pretty
presents from her lady friends and ad-
mirsrs Delightful refreshments were
served in the evening and closed an
afternoon Of great pleasure for those
present and the club membership con-
sisdng of the farmers wives north Of
the city where Mrs Lattig win live
left assuring the bride-t0-be of their
pleasure al her comnig into their
midst and Of their earnest wish for
her future happiness.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1909-12-30
w. c. 7. U. NOTES.

~ ". c. T. Z. met Tuesday with
Mrs. Sherwood.
Mrs. Gregory led a Mothers meet
ing on teaching and practicing the
right Christmas spirit in our homes.
-1Se extent of our Christmas prepara-
nons must b measured by our love,
patience and sweet temper; anything
that goes beyond these had better
not be undertaken.
We rejoice that our Christmas and
New Year tables require no alcohol
Today. The teaching OF the nature
Of alcohol in the home is finely sup
piemented in our schools. Prof Har
vey, OF Wisconsin, President OF the
n. E. A. says the pupil is first TO be
taught the natural use Of his organs
and how to care for them. then that
II one organ suffers the others must
suffer also. That a strong mind in
q strong body is the great factor in
making a living and in making a life.
That it is matter for manly pride
and OF moral duty to keep the house
Ne live in clean. strong and whole
some. Finally the sensible teaching
is to lay less stress on the drinking
mans stomach and hobnaiied liver.
and more upon the Joy OF possessing
a strong body. rich in clean blood,
steady of nerve, clear in brain, de
manding no other stimulant than
plenty of fresh air. wholesome food
and invigorating sunshine.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1909-12-30
PUBLISH PAMPHLET ON
ORCHARD HEATING
GIESLER BROS.
c. W. Giesler.

In letter from D. Z. Burley, gen
erai passenger agent Of the o. S. L.
Railroad we are advised that within
the next two weeks he will have from
the press a very complete pamphlet
on the subject Of Orchard Heating "
The text Of the booklet has been sub
mitted by one of the foremost au-
thorities on the subject in this coun-
try and no expense has been spared
TO make it as complete and compre-
hensive as possible. 1t viii be a book
let full OF valuable information TO ev-
cry fruit grower in this valley, Mr..
Burley has kindly consented to place
a number Of these with the Enter
prise for distribution. Any grower in
terested can secure a copy By calling
az this office in about two weeks tine
when they are received and we hope
every grower viii take advantage Of
this opportunity to secure expert ad-
vice on this all important subject
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1909-12-30
SMUDGE POTS
AND OIL ORDERED
C. n. Sargent Secures Financial
Eseking for smudging-car Or
ehard Heaters and Five Cars Oil
Ordered.

On Wednesday of this week there
was ordered from Grand Junction. Col
orado one car load of Hamilton oil
orchard heaters and from Point Rich
mond, California five cars Of smpdse
~ c. H. Sargent ordered the smudge
pots by wire and they are TO be
shipped at once. Several Of the
growers. have been testing orchard
heaters with Mr. Sargent on the
bench and large number Of them
have come to the conclusion that the
Hamilton heater is a good one and
will answer the purpose. Mr. Sar-
gent made arrangements where
by the deal was financed by Denny
& Co., of Chicago in order to allow
the growers who wished to smudge
and did not feel able to stand the
financial outlay all at once to secure
the equipment.
The oil was ordered from Point
Richmond, California, and with the
cheap rate quoted by the Short Line
and which will be advertised in time
to make the rate lawful and effective
TO get the oil here soon enough for
spring protection. will bring the price
Of the oil as cheap here if no5 cheap
er than it was to the Grand juno
ton growers where the price of the
oil this year has been raised by the
Florence oil fields.
1t is said that a large number of
growers will smudge and that there
will probably be four or five car
loads of orchard heaters used here
next spring, the first car being or
dered by wire to get it here quickly
and get the movement under head
way
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1909-12-30
LATTIe-HENRY NUPTiALs.

Wednesday evening at the home
OF Mr.. and Mrs. James Treavey oc-
Cured the marriage of Miss Edna
Henry a sister of Mrs. Treayey, and
Mr. E. F. Lattig, the Rev Turner Of
the Presbyterian church officiating
The wedding was quiet home affair
none but the relatives and immediate
friends of the contracting parties be
ing present After the wedding de-
lightful wedding dinner was served.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lattig left that even
ing for the ranch home of the groom
north of Payette where they will re-
side.
The bride is a new conner TO Pay
cite having come here some months
ago to make her home with her sis
ter. Since her residence here she
has made many true friends who win
wish her much happiness in her new
relation,
The groom is one of Payette Val
ley's substantial ranchmen and is the
sort of citizen that is always identi-
fled with the growth and advance
ment of the community in which he
lives and has friends by the legion
who will extend to him this year not
only a Happy New Year but well
wishes for him and the new Mrs
Lattig all their life
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1909-12-30
MASONIC FRATERNITY
ELECT AND INSTALL
New Officers for Current Year Elect
ed and Installed in Blue Lodge,
Chapter AMI Eastern Star.

Last Monday evening at Masonic
han the members OF washoe Lodge
No. 2s A. F. & A. II. and the Order
Of Eastern Star held joint installation
. Of officers elected for the ensuing yeei
The Star installed first and the
following were placed In office.
Worthy Batron.-Mrs. J. MeGlinchy
Worthy Patron. a. White.
Associate Matron.-Mrs.J B. Bur1s
Secretary.-Mrs. L. z. Merritt,
TreasureF-Mrs. D. W. Ainey.
Conductress.-Mrs. W. s. Bruudage.
Associate Con.-Mrs. 81. F. Albert
Chaplain.-Mrs, j. II. Weider.
MaFshal.-Mrs. L. S. Soule.
Warder-Mrs. J. P. Walker.
Sentinel-T J. Brown.
Star Points:
AdA.-Mrs. c, B, Compton.
Ruth.-Mrs A. B. Moss.
Esther-Mrs. J. A White.
Martha.-Mrs. J. A. Harader.
Electa.-Mrs. T. J. Brown.
The following officers were then in
stalled for TO serve Washo Lodge No.
Is for the ensuing year:
W. M.-Albert White.
S. W.-O. II. Ayey.
J. W.-John A. Harader.
Secretary. B. Burns.
Treasurer. L. Downs.
S. DIT j. Brown.
J. D.-J. p Walker
S. S.-OttO Miller.
J. s-A. J, Hensai.
Tiler.-W. II. Bowers.
After the installation exercises the
aides Of the Star served delightful
Chapter Elects and lustaHs.
On Tuesday evening the Chapter at
Is regular meeting elected and install
d officers. resulting in the choice Of
he following.
High Priest.-E. c. S. Brainard.
KiRg,-S. E. Chapman.
Scribe.-Albert White.
Treasurer.-M F. Albert.
Secretary. c. Chase.
{. H.-Burt Venabie.
P. S.-M E. Mcdonald. Il
r. A C.-Wm. Ireton.
Is. Of lst VI. S. soule.
N. OF 2nd v.-G. G. Haley
NJ. Of Srd Y.--f, 5. Thurston.
SeRtiaeL-A, c. Patheal i
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1909-12-30
ONE DOLLAR A YEAR

fully one hundred and twenty-five
yards succeeded in hitting it square
( y between the eyes.
I With a large force Of men GiesIer
Bros. are engaged this week in put
ting in the cement floor 70 their new
store building. They expect to have
the floor in By the latter part Of this
week and when il has had time to
set VIII al once begin The finishing
Of the inside. The store room gives
promise Of being one OF the best in
the city. It viii be large and roomy
and VIII give an opportunity for dis
play that is seldom afforded in a city
the size Of Payette.
Oranges - cents per dozen at the
Enterprise Meat Market.
Coal IS scarce and getting scarcer
in Payette Many families are out
entirely and a large number Of coal
bins have but a day or TWO supply
left Wells Maule had a car the
first Of this week which was distrib-
utei among one hundred and forty
seven families and S. Levers is ex-
pecting car or two the latter part
# this week. Wells d Maule also
have another car on the road II
.hese two firms get what they have
IN sight the condition VIII be relieved
somewhat
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1909-12-30
REFORMED SPELLING,

There is g farmer who is YY's
Enough TO take his EE's
And study with his rs
And think Of what be CC's
He hears the chatter Of the JJs
AS they each other IT'S
And Co.'S that when a tree DK's
Il makes a home for BB;s
A yoke Of oxen he win JUS
With many haWs and GG's
And their mistakes he viii XQQ's
When plOwing for his P's
He little buys and much he sells
And therefore little COS
And when he hoes his soil by spell
He also soils his hose.
Bulletin.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1909-12-30
A CHRISTMAS BREAKFAST

Christmas morning Mr.. and Mrs,
T. A Williams entertained a Jolly par
" Of young friends at a Christmas
breakfast. The williams home had
been appropriately decorated for the
occasion with holly and Christmas
bells the color scheme being red and
green. The table around which the
young people gathered that Christmas
morning was most beautifully decora-
ted. The center piece being a plate
glass mirror surrounded by a wreath
of holly upon which rested an ele-
CANT cut glass bowl filled with Amer
lean beauty roses. After breakfast
a Christmas tree with the host T. A.
Williams in the capacity Of Santa
Claus passing out humorous presents
to the guests created much enjoy
ment Later fortune telling and dan
cling whiIed the hours away quite
merriIy Tor an Fhose privileged
to be present were Miss Vera Comp
ton. OF Boise, the Misses Arma ia
eobsen, Alice Chapan. Cecile Comp
ton. May Graft. and Mrs. Ives
Alessrs Robert Davis. of Boise. and
Clinton Wood. Walter Keegan and
Fred Moss.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1909-12-30
CHRISTIAN CHURCH NOTES.

The Christmas exercises went OF
beautifully and everyone seemed hap
Dy, and now it's "A Happy New
Year to all OF you"
The annual meeting will be held al
the time Of the morning service next
Sunday. January ID. and it is hoped
thai there will be a fun attendance
OF the members. The officers for
the new year viii be elected at this
meeting. and plans laid for the fu-
ture. There will be no sermon. the
time being given to the business of
the church. Reports from each de-
partment OF the church viii be read
at this meeting.
The minister went to Fruitland and
preached Tuesday night, and he will
be in Nampa next week and the fol
lowing helping in a series Of meet
ings there. the service viii be held
at Fruitland just the same. provision
having been made 10 that end.
Every prospect indicates that the
year 1910 will be the best in the his
tory Of the church.
Mrs Maxfield and Miss Gordon
have been assigned TO the teaching
corps of the Bible school. The school
is building up one Of the best faeui-
ties that it is the good fortune of
Bible school to enjoy At the council
meeting of the school Monday night,
Every Teacher a Graduate in the
First Standard International Teacher
Training Course by the end Of 19l0",
was chosen as the motto Of the coun-
ill Already there are such graduates
who viii take up the advanced course
has been enrolled with a large mum.
Der OF students. This course Of study
s FevOiutionizing Sunday school teach
ng. 1t puts the teacher in touch with /
he latest and most scientific princi-
lies and methods in pedagogy and
The minister enjoyed the delight
ul privilege of officiating al a mar
lage at the Shimp ranch on the Lit.
le Willow last Thursday al noon
when Miss Winnie A. Shimp, the
oungest daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs
Ihimp became the wife of Mr. Albert
!. Hartley. .nique feature Of the
was the fact that II occurred
pom the anniversary Of the marriage
+ Mr. and Mrs. shimp and also up
n the anniversary Of the marriage Of
Ir. Shimp's father and mother. There
re three dates that will stand out in
he history of the Shimp family: Dec
mber "a, 1850: December "a, 1880;
ecember "a, 1909. Another pleasing
aature is that the bride and groom
ave their own ranch within just =
tile way from that of yrs. Ffsrtley's
arents. Fneir home was already
FINISHED ready for the coming of the =
ride. and the young people wei /
home" that very day. and a private
lephone line viii connect the two
omeS and also the ranch home !,
Miss Allie Shimp which lies be
7een.
DAVID CARY PETERS, :,
Minister.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1909-12-30
Y. N. c. a. NOTES.

The Senior Bible class met IS usual
on "Wednesday night a social VIII
BE- planned for the nearfuture-
The basket ban game on wednesda
nishi resulted in q score Of 4s 10 II
10 favor Of the High School. The
Bamblers rambled TOO slowly
Don't fan to see the big game on
Saturday January 1sr between the q.
of l. ana the High School. The gam
win be PLAYED in the Y. n. c. A
Gym and win De called at eight o.
clock p. M. This contest VIII be a fast
one and weM wruIh seeing BE a sport
and come out 10 the game
The building viii be open to the
public on New Years Day from 2 p.
M til closing time at night There
win be several stunts nj the Gym be-
sides two basket ball games. One
between the high school girls and
th Alumni girls At three o'clock The
other between Two teams Of boys at
about four O'Clock. Fruit punch wiz
be served by the members Of the Ia
dies class Come and bring your
friends
The second number Of the enter
iainment eeurse VIII take place on
Thursday night Jan. 6th- The New
Zealandsrs win present their native
life in song and picture. Don't for
get the date. Season tickets for the
balance Of the course VIII sell at
$500 and may be secured At the As
socistion Office. Single admissiOn Is
cents Seats VIII be reserved al
str1fhers 5ewelry store heginnizs
Monday noon January Sd
The Mems meeting sunday jan md
VIII Be held as usual at Ssse p n
The Secretary win address the meet
ing- yonng men are especially iavi-
ted to attend these meetings..
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1909-12-30

ces. and there is absolutely no reason
why 1t should not be successful in
the vicinity OF Payette. Should this
article still further interest your read
ers. more Information viii be cheer
fully 'gvein. or a full line Of literature
covering the whole matter viii b e
procured for anyone if they win call
up Mrs. Harland by phone or other
wise.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1909-12-30

Notice Is hereby given mar ms
annual meeting Of the westside Lat
ersl Ditch company viii be held at
the residence Of the secretary on
Ianuary SIh. 1910. al one o'clock. D.
N. for the purpose OF electing
board OF directors and transacting
such other business as may properly
come before the meeting.
]. H wETsEL
Secretary.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1909-12-30
NOTICE.

We viii give you a written gusran-
tee that the hose you buy for your
boys and girls win wear six months
without a tear satoris the store
where quality counts.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1909-12-30
NQTlCE

All subscribers TO Association
Men who care to renew their sub
scription may do SO at half price By
renewing thru the Seeretary within
the next ten DAYS.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1909-12-30

Found.-A ehiid's white Angora
mutt. owner can secure same BIZ
calling al the Enterprsse office.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1909-12-30

the Pay
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Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1909-12-30
NEW PLYMOUTH TO
ENTERTAIN PAYETTE


ENTERTAIN PAYETTE
An invitation has been received by
the Payette Valley Commercial Club
for the members and their wives to
attend a banquet in their honor to be
given in Pioneer Han New Plymouth
on the evening g gs9z5575ssssiesday. Janu-
ary 12th- The public affairs commit
tee Of the aPyette Valley Commercial
club met this afternoon 70 discuss
plans and arrangements when & de-
Yeloped that q large number OF the
business men Of this city would be
unable loa ttend on that date owing
to prior arrangements. Il was deS.Su
ed to communicates with the New
mouth club and ascertain II it T0s,1'
be convenient to change the date Of
the banquet to Friday evening. the
l4th on which date a larger number
of our business could arrange to be
present Arrangements have already
been made for a special excursion
train on the Payette Valley Railroad
and fully fifty Payette members OF
the club have siguified aaETEEH
be with the New Plymouth p
occasion. - q
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1909-12-30

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Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1909-12-30

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Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1909-12-30

fullg one hundred and twenty-five
yards succeeded in hitting it square
y between the eyes.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1909-02-10
MAURETANIA'S NEW RECORD
Covers Long Route East In Days 20
Hours and 27 Minutes.

Queenstown, Feb. 9.-The Cunard
line steamer Mauretania passed
Daunts Rock ,ightship at $40 p. M,
thus establishing a record for the long
route.
The liner covered the distance of
1884 miles at an average speed OF
1920 knots. The days runs were
491, COS, 594, $751; $50 and % miles to
Daunt's Rock.
The passage was made in four days
20 hours and q minutes.
The Mauretania has beaten every
record going east; average speed the
highest days run and the records for
the long and short routes from New
York to Queenstown. This improve
ment is due undoubtedly to the new
propellers with which the vessel was
equipped previous to starting out from
England last month.
The best previous record from New
York to Queenstown over the long
course was days hours and min
utes, made by the Mauretania on
March 70, 1908. Over the short course
the record was 4 days 22 hours and 20
minutes made Dec. 5, 1907.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1909-02-10
FIRST OF DREADNAUGHTS
Delaware of 10000 Tons Launched at
Newport News, Va.

Bearing the name of the next to
the smallest state of the Union, the
Delaware, the largest battleship of
the United States, was successfully
launched at Newport News on Satur'
day. She shares with her sister ship,
the North Dakota, recently launched
at Fore River, Mass, the honor OF
being the first American Dreadnaught.
When completed the Delaware will
be a first class armored battleship OF
10000 tors displacement. Her gen.
eral dimensions are as follows: Length
over all, 51S feet inches; beam, SO
feet 2 inches; depth, A feet 6 inches.
Her main battery will consist of ten
twelve-inch guns mounted in pairs in
turrets. She will be propelled by twin
screws driven by two fourcylinder
triple expansion engines capable OF
sending her through the water at a
21.knot gait. She will cost almost
$4,OOO,OO0,
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1909-02-10
LETTER FROM PRESIDENT
Mrs. Rhodes Receives Thanks For De-
niaI Of Rock Greek Story.

Los Angeles, Cal, Feb. 9.-Mrs. A.
w. Rhodes of this city, who recently
wrote to President Roosevelt to deny
that her daughters horse had been
struck by the president while riding
mast her in road near Washington,
today received the following letter
from the President:
"My Dear Mrs. Rhodes:-l thank
YOU for your letter of the Goth ultimo,
and am glad to hear from you that
your daughter denied the story that
struck her horse. OF course | never
struck her horse or any other lady's
horse. The whole story was so absurd
as not to he worth denial. Numerous
stories of this kind are started from
time to time by foolish or malicious
people Occas ionally | am obliged to
deny them but as a rule | find 1t be It
simply to ignore them because denying
them calls attention to them and gives
mischief makers a chance to mislead
well-meaning people by further repe-
titions of the stories.
Sincerely Yours,
Theodore Roosevelt"
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1909-02-10
CORPORATION is INS0LvENT
Referee Finds That Fidelity Funding
Co. Has Assets Of $22,923, LA
bIities $737,245.

Edwin A. Watson, appointed by the
supreme court as referee to take testi-
money and report as to the application
of the Fidelity Funding company for
a voluntary dissolution of that cor
portation. finds that the corporation is
insolvent and recommends that it be
dissolved.
The property of the company has
been in the hands of Thomas F. Gill
roy, Jr., as receiver, since Oct. 27 last
when a clamor raised by Catholic in
situations which had financial dealings
with the company inspired the belief
that the Fidelity Funding company
might not be solvent. Patrick j.
Keiran, secretary and active manager
of the corporation, caused comment
recently by vanishing for a time, but
he now has reappeared and testified
regarding the company's affairs before
the receivers hearing.
Referee Watson in his report says
that when Receiver Gilroy took hold of
the company's affairs he found there
furniture valued at less than $4,000,
and notes, stocks and bonds all Of
nominal value only. Since then the
receiver has only been able to col
lect about $4,000.
The result of the Investigations Is
summarized as follows; assets $22,923,
liabilities s737,245.