Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1910-11-24

DR.. Richard Haley, brother OF
Mrs. J. T. White of the bench, has
been visiting the White family, of
which five are now sick at the
hospital He returned to Chicago
Tuesday. The White family are i'm
proving under hospital care.
C. S. French, cashier of the
Farmers State bank at New Ply
mouth. came to Payette Sunday and
left that evening on No. for
Chicago, where he Will join his
wife, she having gone some time
ago. They will return home in about
ten days.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. S. McClanahan OF
Pullman, Washington, arrived in the
city last Friday afternoon and are
lthe~guest at the H. s. Wayne home
I'm the north part of the city. Hav-
ing sold their place in Pullman, they
are here to look at the Payette val
ley and If it suits them will possibly
locate.
Geo. Nesbitt of Nesbitt Bros,
came down Friday and continued on
to Weiser that afternoon, where
he goes, to look after the final
"rs1nd-up" of their cattle, which
ARE ranging down the Snake river
on the Oregon side. He reports
that the cattle were coming in from
the ranges in fine condition. The
rains have been decided benefit
both 70 the sheepmen and the cat
tlemen.
Alberta Claire, the girl from Wy
oming was in the city last Saturday
and did her "stunt' at the En-
ma" but owing to the lateness of
her arrival Saturday evening, the
manager was unable to advertise
her, so but few people got to see
her. She left Monday morning for
Weiser. She is travelling across
country on horseback, and her
companions are a large dog and
Smith and Weston revolver. s'rapp-
ed around her slender waist.
Attorney R. e. Haynes and daughter
Leah, were passengers on the Mon
day morning pony" for Caldwell
and Boise.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Wood of Good
ing arrived in the city and are
the guest at the home of A. p.
Scritchfield and wife on north River
side avenue. They are combining
pleasure with business, having some
property interest here which they
will look after. Tuesday they went
to New Plymouth where they will
spend Thanksgiving with Mrs.
Woods mother. Mrs. N. X. Miller.
The Harris brothers with their
families arrived in the city last Sat
urday from Enterprise. Oregon, and
have rented one of the Coughanour
cottages just opposite the passenger
depot Their car of household goois
arrived Monday.
w. II. Sissler and family OF New
Plymouth passed through Payette
Monday enroute to their old home
in Kansas. This makes the second
or third time they have come to
Idaho, and sold out and gone
back. He says this time it is for
keeps. We will bet the peanuts that
he can not stay away. Just to
demonstrate how anxious he was
to be off, he and family boarded
the train and as the train started,
he bounded off and started to run
a race with the train, but finally,
we presume. at last concluded thas
he could get there quicker by riding
so with some difficulty he managed
to get aboard again, as the train
was moving at the rate of fifteen
miles an hour.
John Yeck of Emmett. came
down on the P. V. Saturday noon
and was enroute to Hot Lake
Oregon, where he goes TO take
treatment for a while. The Enter
prise reporter IOuHuSu niu ny aha
found out that he was from Broker
Bow, Nebraska, that he had live
three years at Emmett and was
well pleased with this country in
general. He informed the reporter
that he had experimental with
number of things the past summer,
just to see what all could be raised.
Among the things he mentioned that
he had tried and found TO grow
successfully wass sorgum, tsugar
eane) peanuts. etc. He said he nev-
er saw peanuts do better any place
than here. Another thing he had
come to the conclusion about, and
that is, the farmers use too much
water and too little cultivation, that