Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1910-10-06
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exert themselves very much in the
line of exhibits as the Lewis's the
Rich's and Youngs were the only
ones that had a fruit exhibit. How
ever, what was shown was fine and
obtained many blue ribbons. Harry
Lewis carried sweepstakes and blue
ribbons home on his White Rock
chickens. Florence Lewis had q
blue ribbon cake and j. NJ. Royston
carried sweepstakes and everything
offered in prizes on his hogs. Mr..
Royston goes to Caldwell from On.
tario and from Caldwell to the In
ter Mounain Fair at Boise.
The social and business meeting at
the Grange on Friday night was post
poned at the eleventh hour as it was
found next to impossible TO get a
crowd out this busy time.
1t appears like some enterprising
persons would put in a ferry boat
at old Liberty school house. as the
mud puddle is attaining such proper
lions it makes one grit their teeth
to have to pull in with fine new
auto or carriage.
Miss Myrtle Roystno, who has been
on the sick list for the past week,
is able to be out again.
Ralph Erwin has gone over to
Vale, Oregon to work.
Rev. Kyles accepted position
with the Wilson Brothers of Ontario,
during fair week, being an expert
enced clerk.
Rev. Leslie and wife will be with
the people of the Baptist church Oct.
9th which will be missionary Sunday.
Mr.. Leslie was for seventeen years
missionary in Congo and for two
years Mrs. Leslie never saw a white
woman. A good attendance is de-
sired.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Scritchfield
and son Earl were over Sunday visit
ors at his brothers in Payette.
Rev. Kyles has been recalled tol
the pastorate of the Fruitland Bap-
fist church for the ensuing year.
He has finished a year of satisfac-
tory service and his many friends
will be glad to hear of his recall.
Charlie and Roy Harding, mother
and children returned from their sum-
mer sojourn in the mountains on G.
Harding's mining claim. They trap
ped a 300 pound bear while there al
so a deer.
Bessie Channer, overseer of the
Hartman packing house, is the proud
owner of new bicycle, so she can
ride to her place of business instead
of the long walk,
o. Skaggs went to Oregon to seek
a new location, having sold his farm
here. If he succeeds in finding any
thing as desirable as Payette Valley
his family will follow him shortly.
Mrs. George Frank was on the
sick list last week but is bale to
be out again.
The law and order league met on
Monday night. Some of our best
citizens are the promoters of this
organization and do much benefit to
local affairs.
Mrs. Jesse Davis has been quite
i'll with the grip.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. Carrier, of
Crane, Pa, Mr.. and Mrs. C. E. Cum
mings, of Summerville, Pa, and Mr..
and Mrs. VIM. Hall, of Brookvilie,
Pa, old friends of E. E. Hunter are
visiting in the Boise Valley and will
go on to the coast. The men are
prominent lumber men and are think
ing of locating in the northwest.
R. NJ. Sargent, of Seattle is Wis
iting here, the guest of c. H. Sar-
gent and his mother.
Mr. Wheeldon returned from
Grangeville where he has been for
four months threshing. He brought
three men with him who are look
ng over the country,
The apple growers are very much
lispleased att the lack of refrigera-
or cars and to find the supply of
ce at Washoe is exhausted. They
ire talking of organizing and petit
ioning the Pacific Fruit Express to
'elieve the situation unless something
S done soon.
George Garrison, Frank Thompson
md Grant Fisher all of Pleasant :
Flew, have sold their farms and will
quite likely locate elsewhere. Mr.,
Garrison went with Mr.. Skaggs over
nto Oregon.
Ethel Makinson and Earl Boor are
II with what is known as jaundice,
tut not the old type, as this seems
o be epidemic Always something
lew in the way of diseases as well
IS inventions.
The meeting at the Baptist