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The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1911-02-23
Pay for Advertisements
Against 1t Through
out the Dominion.
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OUTCOME IN DOUBT
Opposition is Making Much
of the Annexation Talk of
Clark and Bennett.

OTTAWA, Ont.-Continued talk of
annexation. kept alive by opposition
journals today, is causing deep re-
sentiment In Canada and according
to some of the leading supporters of
the government, may jeopardize the
reciprocity measure now before par
lament.
While the liberals have accepted
the message Of President Taft to Rep
resentative Mccall as the true senti-
ment of the Washington administra-
ton, the wave of feeling that has
been aroused in the Dominion cannot
be ignored and 1t Is said that Sir Will
freid Laurier early next week will
make a statement which will set at
rest the idea that the annexation of
Canada by the United States is pos
sible.
In some quarters the disavowai Of
Taft and Knox do not carry convic-
tion. and the opposition press Is fos-
tering the idea that they are the ut
terance of adroit men, work with the
Interior motive of annexation. which
Clark and Bennett were too frank
to conceal. Members Of the govern
ment refuse to be quoted on the sub
ject but one Of them says:
"The government is determined to
put that agreement through speedily
if it can be done, but II We are go
ing to be bothered by talk of annex
alton we will throw the whole pro-
posal overheard and go ne with the
independent development under
which We have been prospecting for
twenty years and which has given
Canada more reyenu and railroad
mileage per head and more general
prosperity than any other country in
the world"
The Manufacturers association,
although no affected by the terms of
the agreement, has taken alarm from
the idea that free trade in agricul-
tural products will lead to free trade
in manufactured article and has or
ganized a movement against the
measure. 3a
The intensity Of feeling developed
against reciprocity among the mi
nority within forty-eignt hours in in
dicated by the fact that a condemna-
ticn of the agreement, which first
was published as a page display in a
Montreal paper is given publicity
Canada at advertising
rates. 1t Is undeniable that the fight
in Canada has developed bitterness
which was not expected when the
agreement was brought back from
Washington.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1911-02-23
FORMER FORGER IS
CAUGHT IN ST. LOUIS

Aberdeen. s. D.-Sherif J. s. Shat
fer has gone to st. Louis after Ed. 3.
Miller. a young Bohemian farm hand
who recently forged a number Of
checks on Jenkins Morgan, q promt-
nent farmer near Bath. and made
his escape. Miller had been employ
ed as a farm hand by Morgan. and
was acquainted somewhat with his
employers affairs, but made no at
tempt to initiate Morgan's handwrit-
ing in the signature to the checks.
Notwithstanding this, the business
men of Aberdeen cashed nearly $3.50
worth of the checks, and Miller dis
appeared. He has been apprehend-
ed at st. Louis by the Pinkerton de-
tective agency.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1911-02-23
Bennett Resolution n is
Promptly Killed in
Committee.
ENGLISH USE 1T
Conservative Papers Declare
1t Represents Real Purpose
of Reciprocity.

Washington. d. C.-The TAT,
steam roller today passed over the
House committee on foreign affairs
and crushed out of existence the res
olutions presented yesterday by
Representative Bennett, proposing
that the president begin immediate
negotiations for the annexation of
Canada.
Both the resolutions we've voted
upon at a meeting attended by ten
members of the committee, by a vote
of nine to one, Bennett himself being
the only member voting for the reso-
lutions.
To Quiz Asquith on Annexation.
London, England.-Premier AS
quith will be asked Tuesday whether
England will reply to America re-
garding the Canadian annexation res
presented to the American
congress by Representative Bennett.
In the House of Commons to-day,
Hunt, a Unionist member
from the Ludlow divisions of Shrop-
shire, announced he would put the
query to the premier.
The conservative press today
in saying that the speech by
Champ Clark, and the Bennett an
nexation resolution are not jokes
and declare that while the United
is friendly to England. it
to annex Canada. The Liberal
papers say that the Bennett resolu-
ton is a thinly yelled attack D O
the reciprocity agreement.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1911-02-23
kIMBALL WEDDING
QUITE AN EVENT

Kimball, S. D.-Mr. Clarence Tay.
lor and Miss May Conley were mar
! ried at the residence of the brides
parents three miles west of town. by
the Reverend Father O'Gorman at 4
o'clock February 8th. The pretty
ring ceremony vas performed in the
presence of relatives and invited
friends to the number Of about 1875.
Lohengrin's wedding march was
played with Miss Ethel Ryan at the
piano. while the wedding party as
sembled for the ceremony. Miss
Betha Taylor. sister of the groom and
Miss Frances Conley, sister Of the
bride. were bridesmaids. Messrs.
George Loenelholz and Connie Meis
were the groomsmen.
The bride was gowned in chan
geable blue and brown silk. And the
groom. we'll. Of course, no n look
ed at shim SO we can't tell how he
was dressed.
Immediately after the ceremony
the couple received the c~ongratula-
tions Of their friends, and then fol-
lowed a dainty collation.. Frances
and Annabelle Conley and Celia
Sweet had charge of the affair.
The guests tarried after supper to
enjoy the generous hospitality Of
the home and looked at the many
handsome and costly presents be-
slowed upon them.
Several beautiful selections were
rendered on the piano during supper,
which was duly appreciated.
The bride is the eldest daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Conley and has grown
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1911-02-23

cue. Vhtch vas hooted down wher
he drnt presented II. is being thresh.
ed out IL the House. and tho mem,
/, bess OF the educational committee Of
that body have given II their endor.
isement. While doing this they feel
with the sentiment which has been
Ishown against 1t. that they should
not push Il too hard On the people,
but they have recommended it, en-
actment With q proviso that Il shall
not 60 into effect until January first
1918. which they think would give
the people time to get used to its
approach. Il was up in committee
OF the whole Thursday. and is on
again for today.
While the date for Introduction OF
general bills has passed In the house.
three committee bills were presented
Thursday. being s76. committee on
agriculture. providing for county aid
to county fairs: 377. banking COM
mittees. amending the banking laws
In relation to election OF officers;
s7s. education committee, providing
manner Of election in Independent
school districts.
The senate has no time limit on
new bills yet, and the new ones in
that body were: 25S, Cone, relating
to powers of city councils; 259, Met
tier, providing method of determin-
ing rental value of warehouse coal.
shed or other building to be erected
on railway right Of way; $50, Nc
kenney. fixing compensation of state
oil inspectors; 261, Williams. appro-
priating $500 for state experiment
at Eureka; 262, Candy, (re-
auest) authorizing board Of railway,
commissioners to employ auditor on
rates; 262, Candy, providing regula-i
for municipal courts.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1911-02-23
NEWS FROM ETHAN

Ethan, S. D.-Mrs. Ottman ha,
been sick for a few days.
Mr.. McKeel came down from Nit
chell Saturday to spend a few day
with his son, L. H. McKeel and fam
lily.
There is a great deal of sickness.
at present. Pneumonia and La Gril
being prevalent.
Rev. Carhart of Mitchell was IL
Ethan to preach in the NJ. E. church
Sunday. Rev. Minty went to Rapid
City to have an operation. His sor
being a physician at that place.
Anton Oster and daughter Katie re.
turned Saturday from Germany
where they have visited for the las,
three months.
Joseph Craig arrived from Tulare
on Tuesday to visit relatives.
Jake Puetz, Hubert Bates, Rob.
ert Martin, Henry Zehnpfenning and
a few more young men come up frdm
Parkston with Mr.. Engalls, and at.
tended the show here Tuesday night,
Mrs. w. H. Trow returned from
Parkston Monday afternoon.
Miss Jennie Thompson of Parkston
visited her brother Henry and wife
over Sunday.
Mrs. Henry Thompson went to
Parkston and visited Mrs. Byron
Swartz Monday.
Will McKeehan has begun his du-
ties as mail carrier on Route No. 2.
Joseph Weepie returned from Mo-
line. Illinois, Saturday.
Mrs. L. H. McKeel has been caring
for her mother while she has been
sick.
Emil Rosenquist's reports, which
are sent to his parents here. Mr.. and
Mrs. o. NJ. Rosenquist, show that he
is doing we'll in the business college
at Sioux Falls, where he is taking a
commercial course
The pupils Of the sisters school at
Starr gave an entertainment in the
school house there Sunday night and
it was so much Of success they were
to repeat It Monday night.
The proceeds to go to buy maps and
charts for the school.
John Brech has rented Mrs. Lena
Bauer's house in the east part OF
town and moved in Wednesday. Mr..
Brech has engaged in the draying
business here.
Mrs. Frank Cole received q mes
sage Wednesday saying her mother
was dangerously i'll and she started
at ono for Sioux City.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1911-02-23
LEAPS II STORIES
TO COMMIT SUICIDE
CHICAGO REAL ESTATE DRALER
CHOSE HORRIFYING METHOD
OF TAKING HIS OWN LIFE.

Chicago.-A man believed to be f.
G. ]. Plummer. a real estate agent,
committed al appalling suicide today
by leaping from the eleventh story
of the Chamber of Commerce build
ing. He struck upon the pavement
below. head first. within the sight
of a large crowd in the first floor o
ridor. Every bone in his body was
broken.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1911-02-23
SETS TIME
FOR NEW PLAN VOTE

Aberdeen, S. D.-The Aberdeen
city council has set February &c a.
the date for holding a special cleo
ton to vote IN the proposition to
adopt the commission form Of gov
eminent, and t adopt the muafcipal
court plan of handling justice court
cases.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1911-02-23

Sound to make . good record Ia life.
He has set HIS mark high and will
reach his goal.
The young couple will DO at home
after the 18th inst. in Plainfleld
township where the groom has fur
nished q beautiful home for the
bride.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1911-02-23

DR.. Cox's Barbed Wire Imminent
does not burn or blister. relieve.
pain quickly, and dies will not bother
the wound. For sale By all drusyists.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1911-02-23
WORK ON CHAMBER[A|N|S
GREAT CEMENT PLANT
ZIG FIVE HUNDRED THOUSAND
DOLLAR CoNCER WILL PAY
OUT $4,000 A YEAR IN
WAGES THERE.

udulueildlu .. D.-lne heaVy
machinery, contracts for which yere
let last fall by the Dakota Portland
Cement company, is beginning to ar
rive for the big 100000 plant be.
Ing built by the company in Cham
berlain. A rotary kiln. Sx125 feet,
and weighing 115 tons, has Just ar
rived on the site. The cement plant
will be equipped with two of these
large kilns. In spite of the winter
season about forty men have been
kept at work all winter, so that ey-
erything is in readiness to rush
things with II hundred and fifty
men as soon as the weather permits,
about three weeks hence probably.
Two Of the big buildings have been
completed and the third is to be COM
pleted this month. The latter is the
water works, on the banks of the
Missouri river. which must be COM
pleted before the river breaks up.
This is being equipped with a pump
ing outfit capable of pumping three
millions of gallons Of water daily.
through two sixteen inch suction
pipes leading into the river.
Several hundred thousands OF feet
of lumber are on the ground for the
form work for the concrete founda.
tions Of the five remaining buildings
of the plant. while thousands of yards
Of sand and gravel are at hand for
the c%ontrete work as soon as wealth.
er conditions make It safe.
The main building nov being laid
out is 100x480 feet. Thirty-six cleo
trio motors. of from 80 to 200 H. P.
will run machinery. 4
In addition will be the owe
house. with engines Of $500 horse.
power; the storage bin stock house
with sixteen steel tanks sixty feet
high; the coal grinding mill building
to powder coal for burning the ma
in the rotary kilns; the stock
and shipping building In which the
cement is sacked and shipped from
directly to cars.
The company owns it's own termi-'
nails and two miles of sidetracks. all
ready completed. and will own its
own locomotive for handling the cars.
Oficers Of the company state that the
plant will be ready for operationI
next fall. From 100 to $50 men will
be constantly employed. When com.
It will have twelve acres OIL
focr space. with a daily capacity Of
$500 to 5000 barrels Of cement
daily. or twenty cars Of thirty tons
each. The pay roll is to be from ten
to twelve thousand dollars monthly.
All construction is Of concrete andi
steel.
At the present, time the per cent
age of construction completed is
probably about thirty-five per cent.
The renewed activity in construc.
lion work now is a source Of much
e~atisfaction to Chamberlain people
the actual establishment of this
big plant is having an immense in,
upon all lines Of business in
Chamberlain.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1911-02-23
ELECTRIC HEADLIGHT BILL IS
PASSED WITHOUT EMERGENCY


candle power electric headlight bill
went through the House Thursday
butl not until the emergency claus,
had been cut Oh, which will leave Il
subject to the referendum again. il
case the Senate accepts 1t as the
House left Il.
The senate passed the bill which
Increases the annual appropriation
Tor dremen's tournaments to two
thousand dollars. which the firemeu
have been urging for several weeks
The House through indefinite post.
ponement eliminated the bill which
attempted to increase the annual sal
aries OF the railway commission.
In the list Of new bills in the SEN
ate Thursday u one which author
3ises the railway commission to en-
lploy m auditor ON rates for the
state. and to give him authority to
net In such matters.
The House passed the bill proyid-
ing for payments by the state for
glsndered horses killed on order Of
state authorities. The proposition
was opposed BY Boreson. and Hursn
opposed the bill. but it was support
ed 81 Gardner. sutley. Matheney.
Trumbo. stropp. Hicks and Tyler,
and passed with Is votes.
The bill providing for payment Of
tuition of pupils in the state schools
who desire to 60 beyond the eighth
grade was passed by . scratch. after
the University was stricken from its
provislons: and the bill providing for
Of life convicts went through.
The headlight bill was the eight Of
the afternoon, and had to have the
emergency clause knocked OF to get
Charges Of bad faith were
made on both sides. and the discus
waxed var several times.
Senate bills. % providing for reg
eAs9gMN AEtH8f g4-E-5Et0E NEaFt ay
Istration Of stations and jacks; l8l,
appropriatinE $4,000 annually for
aremens' tournament; 2l2. relating
TAX sales; 213. relating to primary
elections; 2s8. regulating independ-
snt school districts: $50. giving
county right Of eminent domain in se-
court house sites; 220. fix
tuition fees at state institutions:
a19. authorizing corn contests in
schools; 191. appropriating
for rebate Of taxes to Wal
sptsshb sennty: 1913. Ryan, second bill
same purpose: TT. requiring
ENTITY - pay travelling expenses OF
|sepplnlty ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS; 11s. resu-
stlnE TIE paving 81 streets. and pro-
flding manner II assessments; s. J.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1911-02-23

Or. Cox's Painless Rlister. price
Soc. IL absolutely painless and 10
guaranteed for spawn. curbs. splints,
sweeney. etc. For sale BY all drug
gists.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1911-02-23

nckasse = tAsy carry ~ Ia
freiGAt 49, patcsls sarvicss Of tAsi
Iowa. Hs. In House. Joint R4solutio,
"A. introduced ysstsrday memorial
lIes consrsss TO provide enactment
which viii wipe out ~ the expires
companies operating In the cesn
TRY. chasing chem - an evil In mod
Tern Industrial conditions.
The senate committee on elite,
and town VIII recommend that thl
Law In regard to organization o.
! cities uder the commission form bt
amended to meet a condition in tht
state. The law as enacted requires
a residence of i've years In the city
or town as one Of the qualifications
for becoming q member of the board
of commissioners forsthe town or city
wrking under the provisions Of the
commission law. This provision
prevents the new towns of the state
from adopting this method Of gov
eminent. as many Of them had no
existence whatever five years ago.
and the residents cannot meet this
requirement. The committee will
report in favor of reducing the re-
.quired residence period to two years.
1t is not generally known over the
state that one of the emergency"
laws which has been enacted by the
present session requires the secre-
tary of state. within three days after
the enactment of any Emergency.
law, to certify the same to the
judges of all OF the circuits of the
state, and to the clerks OF court Of
all counties. This law is in effect
and is being carried out. Many peo-
pie are sending to the secretary for
certified copies Of such laws. when il
they but knew the conditions which
they could find what informa-
ton they desire from the judge OF
their circuit. or from the clerks of
OF their county. This puts
such laws where those who desire to
know OF their provisions can easily
examine them.
When the provision was made for
division Of the forest reserve funds
which come to this state. the men,
bers from the Black Hills section
thought they needed the money for
more than for schools. and
while the federal provision for the
grant Of money provided that it
be divided between the road
and school funds OF the counties re-
the money. they fixed the d.
vision at ninety per cent for roads,
and ten per cent for schools. Repre-
sentative Bigelow has introduced a
to make the division on an
equal basis. half going to each Of
.hese funds.
nLECTRIC HEADLIGHT BILL IS !
M n ,orNrN vvyrmrrr~v,~ UAs NV, ~1vy Y
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1911-02-23

ssgslsttss1 rrs ssssD y q lying several
~ ay ! theAproposed tar
ll1leA bill has suddenly come
Observation-Disclosures some reason.
SAgA!ASsAsseasmnling has'aSpeculiarity. The
lgl.lAs1a41efaNsl committee APP
\ aCeoysearlun1sor yessey nearly
{ 4Me1 Sess = TOR that very purpose.
l1s4l1Lesttyylaff from tl,e Inst 1esisla-
aiSsSIessescn. it iisbased upon laws
sEsssnes ma NE a number sof states Of
afs Radeasssl 4 net 4 maJority Of the
ala.1s.l y sslsessfsl has worked we'll
ssshese 4hsNasselsunsnt ana taxa
l11l11Istls1srls 1 insaSf ri. better shape
Il !11lll beforsesth new plan
p1ss1. Hut "A ~ once there
adlkIplaapsfsin swidely separated
ADMINISTRATIONS tate sitter attacks
\ yahtehsfs pronouncsssd g be
gs.eaSasNAch Sw.llsssmbroi
q ssesasesstna n nI B klsindls soss troubles. and
ssgsc1 ellhheard of. lust
lkthe 4 4 veil Known
n i sAysa@alkeeI1andey appesrs 8 The:
j j busy Is an % the pro-
b sst I q hllillLl!$$a!l.sssseoncerneds The.
sseaatkacklFAy swidely sepa--s
& ~ HNeeBeiA using same argu-
j EllRss issfsSoss 6pposit.on & the pro-
T. glJepksa the sacoinci-
aas,,r
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1911-02-23
iiasooseIpkDis
To-day
ATs@=ssTsE, y
HhNG ON IT
sgl6essnlesyI Cause Prevents
faead I'm and Possible
Defeat Of Acts.

IsSpEAssstsAt Is attach
slslsllss4sAg,slsl6yss.assssstos Bill il
paSiic Asalth 81 safety i,
asleerasl. - attacked ~ Rep.
d.sAtlys JshxTrebsr Of Dead.
\ Y nornias. Tho question
llgiIl1 81 sas slaimlportlnt bill.
likely Is prove more vital
sany othert that may come before
Ie1illsttrssBy adding an emler-
putting new laws into
e6sct, 4 Il made impossi-
I6dsSsbSihHyo tfe referendum. Thus.
lIllIlslys.fssel referendum vote IL
kIdSllnltiSdb 81 tkle opponents Of any
llsIllSl1slsHsjt frends viii seek to have
A28sSpaasla u 4 emergency. a. was
Vim daylight saloon bill. it
ben deanitely established
seSK nv legislsture could lawful
3 lia declarins emergencies and
leliSIoll1Islel q later the question Is GER
Itslastsshs presented 10 the state SUI
Se cont.
l1lggnlSeiow school code has been.
MISREPRESENTATION iassthe House
IN las action 4 three O'Clock this
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1911-06-15
> f<*~<N%H%FNV
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

Idaho Coal Withdrawal No, /. En-
terprlsc. Payette. Idaho
Department OF the Interior U. $
Land office at Boise, Idaho, April
30. 1911.
Notice Is hereby given that Albert
r. Hartley, Of French. Idaho. who,
on June .. 1903. made Homestead AP
plleatlon No. 0e5e9. Tor SEA- men
sec. 80. shNwM. NwANwA. Sec
ton 80. Township On. Range 9w.
boise Meridian. has filed notice Of
intention to make Final Communication
Proof. 20 establish claim TO tho
land above deserved. before T. $.
Commissioner l.. n. Lyof. at his OF.
nco. At Payette. Idaho. on the 18th
day of June 1911.
Claimant names as witnesses: Jas
per Roe. George Brewer. Arthur
wight. william r. shlmp an o.
French. Idaho
WIN Raldorston.
Register.
No. N t5
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1911-06-15

For Sale-Thirty head of fresh
ilk cows all good number one ami
ais. Price sS5 to $50 dollars. l..
Patton, Payette, Idaho.
For Rent-Good pasture. Lon
troup, Payette, Idaho, Phone 921. It
ew loads of hay. Henry Hansen. tt
We absolutely guarantee Kem-
herer coal not to slack. Place your
forage order with us. Wells &
Iaule.
Remember you can get any kind of
rubber stamp you need at right
rices. made at home. Leave your
rider at Enterprise printing office.
For Sale-A six horse power Slower
asoline engine nearly new. Also
inch horizontal pump. Henry Peutz
ayette. Idaho, Ind. phone 1871 At
For Sale-Team OF mares, weight
500 pounds, fine condition or Z
ears old. Enquire at Payette Paint
nd Wall Paper Store.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1911-06-15
WELL DRILLING.

David Gascho will engage In the
business OF we'll drilling In the Pay
cite Valley. fIe solicits the patron
age OF all In that line OF work. II
ssft water is under the earth. he
viii have the proper machinery to
tap the same. He has had many
years experience In well drilling and
guarantees satisfaction. See him
before placing your order for a well
elsewhere. p. o. address, New Ply
mouth, Idaho.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1911-06-15
EXCURSIONS EAST.

Via Oregon Short Line-Unlon Pa
clfic Special low rates 20 Chey-
enne. Denver. Omaha, Kansas city.
ST. Louis. Chicago and many other
points. Tickets on sale May 20. "a.
20. and 9th. June 3. Z. 10. IA, II.
2ist, July 6. %, 26th. August 10th and
September 2. and 9Th. Limit oc-
tober 3lst with diverse routes and
stopOyers. See agents for rates
and further particulars.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1911-06-15
TO FRUIT GROWERS.

Keep your trees free from Green
and wolly Aphis by using BLACK
Leaf 40" a highly concentrated so.
luton of Nicotene- Sulphate.
We can supply you in both large
and small quantities.
Payette Fruit Packing Company.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1911-06-15

A gold sign adds 10 the appear
anee OF your display window See
Brubaker. Main street
Butter wrappers printed here,
Wells a Maule always have csal
on hand.
e~~~~@%&~S@ee&~~%~~%%%><
Or. Arlon v. Strauss, Dentist, Pay.
cite, Idaho.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1911-06-15
10 BERRY GROWERS.

We can supply you with Berry
Cups and Berry Crates at lowest
prices. Two carloads just arrived
We can also market your berries
at highest market prices.
Write, call or phone the Payette
Fruit Packing Company.