Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1910-11-24
FALL WORK AMONG POULTRY.

Experience proves that alfalfa
chopped very fine or ground and
mixed with other feed is very bene-
fetal for laying hens.
Sell off all the cockerels now, but
first stuff htem for at least two
weeks before taking them to market
II you have never used curtain
in the poultry house, try it this win
ter. Get everything ready before
cold weather comes on.
The natural feed of fowls Is In
sects and worms and dry grain.
1t is poor business to ever send a
lean fowl to market. Some dealers
take lean fowls that have been fresh
Iy killed, soak them in ice water for
an hour or two which creates plump
ness and improves the appearance.
1t also adds a trifle to the weight.
Spade up every foot of the poultry
yard before the ground freezes. AZ
ter the hens have raked it over
smooth it down with a rake and
roller leaving no depressions in which
puddles can form.
Do not send poultry into winter
quarters without first thoroughly dis
them. Whitewash and
spray with carbolic acid or kerosene.
1t is our plan to take out every
roost and loose part of the poultry
house in the fall and replace with
new material.
The Christmas market for good
fowls is generally high and
roasters should be ready no later
rhaen the l 10Th bi Of Pee &c 4 er ..
of the largest and most convenien
houses in the community.
DR.. and Mrs. Harvey ate Thanks
giving dinner at o. ]. Skaggs II
Payette, and at the same time
helped them celebrate their sill
yer wedding anniversary.
One of the largest car loads OF
apples shipped out from FruitIand
this year was shipped by Hall
and Rich. 1t contained 1O4O boxes.
John Grichkowsky, living on the
old Nelson PLACE a mile and a
half east of Fruitland left last
week for Europe
Ernest Zahler and family left
: is week for their homestead near
Caldwell.
Milo McCarty is reported sick
with the jaundice.
Some of the recent real estate
transactions are as follows: Mr..
A Grimes sold 10 acres of his
ranch to Cary Tussing and Otto
Diehm, he also sold acres to
Henry Tussing and acres to Mar
vim Channer all at $4,000 an acre.
Adam Blindt sold 10 acres at $500. 90
an acre. Phillip Tachler also sold
10 acres.
L. B. Makinson has been setting
sut more fruit trees, he now has
eleven acres of his ranch set out
o orchard.
J. H. Boor finished threshing this
week after several weeks work.
L. D. Carpenter marketed a wag-
N load Of hogs last week that
ad been contracted for at 10l
ents pound live weight. This
cited him a neat little sum.
Mrs. ]. NJ. Royston and little
aughter Josephine, and Robert
ii!ler. a nephew of ]. M. Royston /
-ho has been here for some time left
Lst Sunday for the east. Robert
Iiller after visiting in Nebraska for
while will leave for his home
! M a rutland Mrs. Royston expects
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
In the Probate Court of the Coun-
y of Canyon, State of Idaho.
In the matter of the estate of Re
coca White, deceased.
Notice is hereby given by the un-
ersigned executor of the estate of
tebecca White, deceased, to the
reditors of, and all persons having
laims against the said deceased, to
xhibit them with the necessary
ouchers, within ten (10) months af-
err the first publication of this no
Ice, to the said executor at her
at Payette, Idaho, the
anne being designated as the place
DR. the transaction of the business
f said estate in the County of Can
on, State of Idaho.
Dated Sept. 10, 1910.
STELLA MOODY, Execu-
Dr. Of the estate Of Rebeeca White,
eceased.