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Omaha daily bee., 1911-08-26
Heiress Elopes with
l9-Year-0ld Boy with
His Mothers Consent
Sadie Stewart Unexpectedly Returns
from European Voyage and Mar
ries Charles I. Costello

NTDDLEBoRo. Mass. AUG. E.-Return-
ing Unexpectedly from q European trip.
Sadie Stewart daughter Of Mrs Man Stew
art Of covington. KY, elopsd today with
Charles L. Costello, q Brookline youth
They were married here by Rev. J. P.
Sullivan. pastor OF the Sacred Heart
church.
Costello vas IT the summer home Of his
mother, Mrs. c. II. Costello, at South
Carver, when Miss Stewart arrived Being
but 1s years Of age, IL was necessary to
secure the consent Of his mother. Armed
with this, they came 70 this town, secured
the necessary license and were wed. The
bride, who 10 q years OF age, Is a Protss-
tant, but the ceremony was performed in
. Catholic church.
Mrs. Costello claims to have . fortune
in her own right which came 70 her from
the estate of her father. who vas a prom
inent steel man Of Cincinnati.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-08-26
MISS MARGARET WHITNEY
MARRiES PROF. MEARS
Young Omaha Woman Becomes Bride
of Member of FSculty OF WILL
IiamG College.

wILLIASfsTowN Mass. Aug S.-tspe-
cial Telegram Miss Margaret whitney OF
Omaha and DR.. Brainerd NeaTs eulirnAntAd
a college romance here yesterday in . mar
rage ceremony. which was performed by
the Rev. David NeArs, an uncle OF the
groom. Miss Whitney first met her hus-
band while she was q student 1t Wellesley
and several OF her classmates in college
came from distant points 20 attend the
ceremony, among these being two Omaha
girls. the Misses Mary Sehermerhorn and
Martha Bliss
The college atmosphere OF the wedding
was increased on the grooms side by the
presence OF the faculty Of Williams COL
lege Of which he lie q member. Mr.. Mears
is professor Of chemistry at Williams
After the service there was = reception
at which Mr.. and Mrs. c W. Morton OF
Omaha assisted in receiving the guests.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-08-26
PECULIAR FATAL ACCIDENT
Man Triss TO sharpen Katie On Rap
IDLY Moving Belt and II is
Driven Into Heart.

ABERDEEN, s D. Aug. 2S.-CSpecial.)-
Frederick Hodgson. Lake county farm
hand. met death in most peculiar man
ner. He was AZ work on a threshing ma
chine, and undertook 70 sharpen his knife
on the blower belt OF the machine, which
was revolving at great speed. The belt
vas Eplieed, and when the knife struck
one OF the spices II was Knocked from
Hodgson's hand with great force The
flying knife struck the unfortunate man
in the heart, and he dropped TO the ground
His fellow vorknsn thought he had
tainted, and q physician was summoned
but Hodgson died within twenty minutes
after receiving the injury.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-08-26
GRAND ISLAND MOTOR CAR
HITS MAN ON TRACK
Three Possible Names for Victim Of
Accident ON RiEht-Of-Way
of Railroad.

GRAND ISLAND. Neb Aug A--CSpe-
cial Telegram.(-A man believed TO be
either Dan McGinnis or George Diruaer or
Walter Jester recently at Osman, 5. D,
was struck by a Grand Island motor car.
six miles south Of this city this afternoon
and so badly injured that the chances for
recovery are extremely doubtful
From q note book, on the cover Of which
is written the name George Dtrmer, IT
would appear that the owner OF the book
has been working on the railroad and in
mining in the northwest He also had =
receipt on his person issusd 10 wsltsr
Jester by the Daily Constitution Democrat
testers address being gwen as Keokuk
Ia. the receipt being signed by Cleo
Schurete, contestant
Omaha daily bee., 1911-08-26
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS.

Elliott E. Gilmore left THURSDAY 70 re-
sumo hts studies at Worcester ldSss }
Polytechnic Institute. where he enters his
junior year
Omaha daily bee., 1911-08-26

Skinned from Head to Heel
was Ben Pool. Threet, Ala. when dragged
over a gravel roadway. but Bueklen's Ar
MICA salve cured him sc. For sale by
Beaton Drug Co.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-08-26

guy trouble. but 8 genuine quarter ouys
IT Kings New Life Pills. for constipation.
malaria and taundios For sale by BeAton
DFuE Co
Omaha daily bee., 1911-08-26

laborer. took the money. whsn q search
vas made BY the police Il vas found that
the da-ksy had dscamped-
stepsoB Takes watch.
John Parker reversed the provsreial Gus
tom Of misreatment allotted % step
children when he stole the watch OF his
stepfather. John Bradford. At Twenty sixth
and o streets
Parker was by no means IN love with the
trinkst for ne is alleged to have hooked
the pilfered timepieoe without delay or
regret. He received 8 for the watch. The
police have the matter in hand
cooperative Picnic.
Sunday vii mark the first annual picnic
gwen by the Nebraska Mercantile Co
Operative ASSOCIATION The affair will take
place IN Syndicate park and viii be en-
hvened BY al kinds OF games and eoa-
tests The day will not so by without
Instruction OF the principles Of cooperation
conveyed By the tongues Of the ablesi
orators and speakers Of the association
Omaha daily bee., 1911-08-26

Magic City Gossip.
Jack Parks is At Ia Platte for nshing
trip
James Lowry left Thursday for q trip
to the Frontier celebration At Cheyenne
Mrs. Mile { johnson Of Galva- Ill, 10
the guest OF her sister. Mrs N A Martin
D. J. Hinchey has returned from a busi-
ness trip to Topeka and other Kansas
points.
Harry Brown left yesterday for oaks.
y. D, where he has some property in
terests
wsutse--wood choppers at Seymour
Lake Country club See foreman at boat
Nj and Mrs. Jospek penning Of Cleveland
are the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs William
Phone Bell south sss-Independent F-lsss
for case OF letter Gold Top. Prompt de-
livery 70 any part Of city. William letter
DR.. Thomas Ensor will leave Friday for
the Black Hills, where he will spend some
time on his ranch.
Mrs Frank 7. Sweetman, cashier at the
Thursday for a months vacation trip in
Cands.
For case Of good beer order PILsENER
Rrau- from Sebra sEa IJousr House, SOUTH
llG1. Ind. F-l2H
Henry Rotholz is acting secretary for
the Eagles lodge in the absence Of Christ
Christensen, the regular secretary.
cHAs BELoHAvEK. formerly the 6
street Jeweler, has moved 70 24l2 n street
and is doing business with q complete line
Of watches and jewelry.
Miss Anne Nelson vas pleasantly sur
street on wednesday night. The evening
was spent in dancing and games Of al
kinds. Refreshments were served before
the party broke Up. Those present were
Misses Hazel Lauston. Amelia Meyers
Doris LAndosrg. Flora Munger. Bertha
Holden Opal Hartman, Anne Nelson, Eldora
Bouman, Helen Coming and Messrs- Albert
Wingard Harold Carter. Lester Robinson,
Edward Baker Glen Virgins, Garwood
Richardson Carl Bell. William Holbrook
william Foley, Harry Meyers. Verne Bule
and Bert Grasgord.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-08-26
SATURDAY SPECIAL, nsS
SPECIALLY PRICED
FOR SATURDAY. s. IS.

Boys all wool Scotch cheviots and fame
worsted suits, with two pair OF pant
made extra strong: just the thing I
stand hard knocks
SATURDAY. YOUR CHOICE, Sass
worth double
NEBRASKA SHOE AND CLOTHING
Omaha daily bee., 1911-08-26
cooperative Picnic.
SCHOOL BOYS
LIKE OUR
ErEnnT ET-ITE

for they are made better. stronger and
more roomy than the ordinary kind The
boy has more freedom At play and no
worry about rips.
SATURDAY SPECIALS IN OUR
BOYS CLOTHING DEPARTMENT
two pair knicksr pants: fancy eheviots and
made
SATURDAY SPECIAL. ass
Boys suits double breasted sack coat.
two pair knicker pants fancy ehevoits and
velours
Omaha daily bee., 1911-08-26

Use Bee Want Ads ana get results,
Omaha daily bee., 1911-08-26

Walt Truman, a laborsr on the truck
farm Of Me- Markoe. is alleged 70 have
broken into the trunk OF his employer and
extracted SIS on last Wednesday afternoon
Markoe, who is a truck farmer. brings
his wares 20 South Omaha for sale Last
Wednesday Afternoon he was IN the city
with load OF waisrnslons- 1t was during
this absence thar the robbery occurred.
The police think that Turnam. q negro
Omaha daily bee., 1911-08-26
Johnny Supports Family.

John Kuklinski. q small lO-year-old citi-
zen residing with his mother ana several
smaller brothers and sisters at Thirty
ninth and H streets, believes that II you
want something you must look 70 It your
self
Kulinksk is the Oldest Of family that
is burdened with 3 stspfather who stAys
away from the family home The mother
and children are in need as a result Of the
vitz. SaskavttE has not supported his wife
for several months. II Is said The mother
cannot work a great deal and there are
four children TO support John. the little
l0-year-old, has been the man Of the house
for 80 long thai he wears the responsibility
OF his position with q gravity.
Thursday he was a. hts wits ends for
means to provide for his mother and
sisters He decided 10 tell his needs TO
Mayor Trsinor.
John did not resort 70 childish tears 20
win the sympathy Of the mayor In short,
curt sentences he told how his stepfathsr.
saskavitz. had deserted the family, which
vas IN need. You helped me before and
50 come 10 you" the little Lad said 70 the
mayor. I would work. but I an TOO
young. don't you think he eueried up into
the face Of his honor.
HIS honor led the little chap into the
office Of the Associated Charities and
ordered that the matter be attended TO Al
once
Omaha daily bee., 1911-08-26
Residence RansacEed.
waIIaee-o'Brinn.

Re wallace. . well Known resident Of
this city. was married Tuesday afternoon
Az the home Of his sister, Mrs. D. z.
o,Bnen. TO Miss Clara Krokaugser OF
Omaha Immediately after the ceremony
N. Young couple left for a visit with rela-
lives in Dodge City. on their return they
win reside at So North Tventy-fourth
street in this city.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1911-03-09
HIoH scHooL NoTgs.

Robert Burns OF the Glass of 1910
Visited in the High School Thurs
10y OF last week
Each Of the classes has purchased
enc OF the large art pictures for the
Hinh School
A short musical program was given
IN connection with the art exhibit
N the High school last Friday night.
About one hundred dollars We're
realized from the art exhibit last
week. Tho entire amount will be
used in buying pictures, The re-
turns Indicate that about 1000 people
visited the exhibit
The students are clad TO see Glenn
and Ross Darnan back in their p'ac-
es again.
While Mr.. Turner Is spendine, the
mornings this week In the Grades
tho Senior class in History is con-
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1911-03-09

soren Glssel OF Willow Greek, was
a Payotte visitor on Tuesday OF this
week.
Asa williams OF Nyssa, was In Pay
cite the first OF this week yisitine
ala sister Who is a teacher In the
public schools OF this city.
Mrs. Phillip Krost who underwan
an operation at the hospital in Pa
no last Saturday 10 doing nicely anu
romisss TO rapidly recover.
Roy. s. W. Kyle, pastor Of the Bap-
tist church at Fruitland who has
ooon at the hospital in Payette SUI
.erlng with pneumonia was able to
raturn to his home in Fruitland OF
tuesday OF this week.
The council viii meet again Fri
8ay evening to hear protests on
$50 recently enacted license ordi-
ance aud ali those having com
plants against the Same can appeal
AZ this time and receive a hearins.
There Is only one thing in the
whole world that don't wear out
flake all the guesses you want TO,
hen come TO the great sacrifice sale
Of Shoes ct tho shoe store OF Jno.
W. sur and get the answer. (No
5harge.l
Leon Patton. the son Of l.. IL. Pat
mt. living on Willow Creek had the
misfortune to dlslooate his shoulder
N Tuesday Of this week and wal
Jrought TO Payotte tor medical treat
.uant The dlslocation was reduceu
and the shoulder is rapidly getuns
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1911-03-09
AUTUMN WANDERLUST.

am restless somehow. Bill.
As the air gTows slightly chill.
There's a tinsle in my blood that comes
with fail,
For the haze is in the sky,
And the ducks are soon TO fly.
1 can almost hear their leaders as they
call.
I've been furnishing my kit,
Guns and all the rest Of it,
And the outfits lying ready on chair.
Boots and cordurOys and hat
And my pipe-be sure OF that
And the sweater that always used to
wear.
Hunting fever is, think,
Stronger than the thirst for drink.
Every year 1t leads me outward, and / so
To the haunts Of beast and bird
Where the hunting call is heard
And the reeds are all a-Quiver to and fro.
Aren't you coming Billy, too?
Oh, know you've lots to dol
But you follow my example-let II slip
When the air is like champagne
Il goes bubbling to my brain,
And / take my rod and gun and blithely
skip.
Now. don't sit there looking glum.
Needn't shake your head; youn come.
Though your act is good enough TO fit a
play.
But you might as wen confess
That your negative means Yes
For l saw YOU buying powder yesterday
-Berton Braley in Puck.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1911-03-09

Mr.. and Mrs. Rose came up from
rayette Friday evening 70 hear
the Plnafore. They we're guests OF
Louis wachier and family.
l.. G. Preston Of Valley View VIII
preach both morning and evening
nest Sunday az the Congregational
church.
Mrr. ogllFrle. mother Of Mrs. Fred
FISH arrived IN New Plymouth Mon
day evening from California. where
shc has been Visiting a brother for
me past few months.
The Francis Willard union me
marlal service held at the Congrcsa'
uanal church Sunday evening under
the auspices Of tho W. G. r. u. was
q very Interesting meeting Appro-
pirate music was rendered by choir
composed Of young people from both
churches. Mrs. C. y. nrainard Of
fayeits gave an address which was
enjoyed BY all present She spoke
81 the inspiration Miss Wizards TO
bic llfe had been 70 her and what Il
might DO % IA al n We would but
study her work and character,
Nrs. =. " Cox. Mr. + s. Namely.
r. n. smock and Geo. Hayden We're
business visitors 20 Caldwell Tues
day
Miss Anna Relyca went 10 Boise
Tuesday for few DAYS visit with
hor sister Mrs Frank Bowers.
Emmanuel Smith. an old time resi-
dent Of this place and his sister, Mrs.
~. W. London Of Dubois Pa, whom
he had not seen for forty years were
visitors 70 our little city Tuesday
Mr. r. r. snyder had thrilling
experience Monday evening whell
golng home 70 his claim. While
crossing Langley gulch the double
trees Of the wagon broke leaving
them stranded IN the water Mr..
saydor carried his wife over to
dry ground
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1911-03-09

'nuing the work in daily recitation
aith a member chosen from the
ass as teacher A test will be
yon by Mr.. Turner on the work
cred by the class.
Harold Keller surprised the mem
Jers OF the Comic Opera the other
forming by accompanying them on
ne violin. He is a good player and
ao playing adds much to the effec-
Guess of the music.
During the absence OF Miss Beatty
ae fourth grade teacher, the first
IF the week Delta Sloneker and Myr-
lie Bell taught in her place.
Ruth Maule was absent from school
ast Tuesday.
The Senior German class began
aiding Wilhelm Tell last Monday.
Next time you meet Mr.. Nelson or
.ir. Mathews obser, the new style
OF tie.
The p. H. S. Girls basket ball team
-aes to Vale for a game next Fri
ay night,
Miss Grace Bowman is sick this
week with the grippe.
A baseball field has been found
and work was begun on it last Sat
1rday. The diamond will probably
30 ready for practice next week.
Coach Nelson is already sizing the
3ys up for positions.
Keep an open date for the Glee
'ub Comic opera which will be
en- in the Emma Theatre on Fri
ay evening, March II, 1t will please
better than anything given or to be
ciyen in Payette this season. Don't
miss IL.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1911-03-09
a Periurcd Pair.


Hire SiStem, the great furniture
king. having made his pile, had set
tied down to the pursuits of n country
gentleman. He invited his friend,
Plane Figger. to make stay with
him.
one day. armed with the latest APP
pliances for dealing ont sudden death
to ANYTHING in the game line. he and
his friend trudged over the brown fur
rows. hut at the end Of three hours
they were still looking for something
to start the bag with.
Suddenly hare got IN. Bang came
from Hire SiSteir. Elrg from Plane
Ficger. And over went the four foot
ed one.
"My hare" shouted the ex-furuiture
king.
"My harer' cried his friend.
They argued for ten minutes as to
whose weapon had worked the mis-
chief Then the keeper was called NJ
TO adjudicate.
"You'd take your oath it's your are,
would your he turned to Hire Sistem
flereely.
IF necessary, certainly"
"And you'd swear twas your 'are;"
truculenily TO Plane Figger
II would"
'Then think yourself jolly lucky
you're eScapin' seven years apiece for
periurv. cos Il 'apDanS ter be NV dog"
Spare Moments.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1911-03-09
EGGS FOR MATCHING.

From the famous White orpingtoh
Kellerstrass strain. Buff orpington
ard the old reliable Barred Ply
mouth Rock. Ind. Phone z'A
MRS. ]. e. ROBERTS.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1911-03-09

We wish Il distinctly understood
thar che sizes and shapes OF all
our shoes are fixed intelilgently and
scientifically by practical and skill
"a mechanics who understand the
problem involved therefore We can
guarantee every pair We SELL Don't
forget the place The great sacrifice
ISLE Of shoes at the store os Jno.
W Sur.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1911-03-09

just now We are making patrons
an extra special price proposition
On 1900 pairs ladies' gents and
children's shecs You will be both
earprised and delighted al the
quality o. The shoes and siso AZ tho
LOW prlce you win find on the tax
80 every pair win be marked in plain
figures 50 you can not be deceived
Our motto Is ali cash ard quick
sales II the great sacrifice sale
~ The Jno W. Sur shoe store.
For Sale Hatehirg eFes. parred
Rocks. 500 per IS. s. J. Kenepp.
The an important question Is not
bow cheap bur how good and here
we have combined quality With prlceo
and st.li insist that 81 win so as far
as two a. other places. Call and
investleatc az tho great sacrifice
sale AZ the store Of Jno. W. Sur.
sur's Shoe store Is the place
where one dollar will go as rsr as
two al other pieces.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1911-03-09
THE WEATHER.

U. S. Signal office, Payette, Idaho.
Cor week ending March z 8 p. m.
Highest temperaturo SO, date s,
.owest temperature 10. date 1.
Means s5.5.
Preeip total II.
'reates, preeip. In "a hrs. 10.
clear days 9,
Partly cloudy l.
Cloudy 4
Prs alllus direction o. Winds, $.
e. r. ALLEN. observer.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1911-03-09
ursis His Work.

Flacg-If your doctor cured you Of
insomnia, why do you refuse to pay
him?
Fogg-He sent me such a laundering
bill that he brough. It on again.-Bos-
ton Evening Transcript.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1911-03-09

Get in line and buy your shoes at
the great sacrifice sale at Sur's
shoe store. Cost cuts no ice at
sur's. shoes are on sale at almost
your own price.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1911-03-09
KEW PLYAgUTH MEMS

1ahn Robinson 81 started o
ie land. Ohio. Saturday morning
hero Sc ~gs boost for New Ply
onsh and esals Bernard Eastman
alap0slne e sos u his orchard
sets near hare.
G +. Bs&n asa ca Harry moved
thesr frus, iarn fser Sweet The
- of The ~ The rest Of tho
nifty Wai geaain Ia Now Plymouth
asn she end ~ The achool year.
Jesse Cooper received a telegram
hamAay evening" telling him that
Is faiissr waa es4g % q his home
esf spFingfeld. No. and requested
.lm 10 coma a. osea SIR Cooper
ad Aia family started FRIDAY morn
lnx bat hSiese sha train started be
received another aeasaae conveying
- aad news that hls father had
aassd aNay. IT'S maay frioudA
ere sympa,hiza with him IN his be-
eaycmsnt
A. r. RleAnrss and family az EN-
5 4 visited wish A. II. sundies and
alis iaat friday
T.. l.. Doiaou ana family moved
to their ranch norgh west Of
etn lsa saturday AIR and Mrs.
fssoa iAink there - no place Ike
TARA
aev. ni0m - ths Baptist church
ed hls family nnd household Eood
10 ia ranch ntcr Emmett Friday
txe are sorfy 70 lose this estimabie
= silly fron cur iiltio city
kisss Nanae sissAil q fruitiand.
vas aa over Sunday guest d the
isass Katie ard FLA Meyer
acwara sgasoa Is suffering with
t.neumoaia. Esefelie Strong went
u l.asha asoaeay morning 70 take
sArse u his bsi during bis ~
aaA.
Starch - ite rowing time Of tbs
ear. I.eaia SAITH and family moved
~ the COX ee'tilsg into their
sl6sneo On Nat boulevard just Va
ies b Rev Elem
Kiss kalie Mtser accompanied her
sstrr Mrn. . IL Crsasy holna from
~ Thurzeay esealne Of last
"a
MtsA Easn Elayeen q Payesie cane
Friday 70 attend thc rinafore and
malnea fssw eaya 20 visit friends
- relatives
Me ana Mira. y e Rose are the
az parenis q a little baby girl
hseh arrived 81 thels bone Friday
aerasng sssres Ord
asrs LEAN sriish hsa accepted tie
ssislen a. coca Is ne nrsHner totsl
"a Mrs. fsyae sAns o. dining room
r
Tie oda rellovs have parchasea
- eornss los ns - the roai eor
,s~tAs GA Aask heildlpx ana utl
arrest ! huaaipe g used a. . iodse
saii
Msss xaate Kelfb u Psxeste was
4 emsst 81 sIss Aessie TbosnAs a.
u Arthur ~ bone from Friday
y enlnS ia kereey ssenlng.
sin. J. A. Fike ~ Payetia &C I
omns tho Or ra irat east a pr
MeDr3ass mas f. l9~a Taestay lock
lnx .ftes her Interests
csass Of tuensfiise vas laltiat
"a into ne Royal Highlander loife
IS aaes6ay nlshs Deputy Chapman
Il well pleased ~ish his work IS this
piaee-
The operators a. the Independent
telephone Ok haaee here ara reioie-
sng over The SRI al Tuesday q IN
~ 10 date o. rasor's chair which
stxss comfort Is heir long days Of
tealoas HerYiee.
Tho Pimafora eiyeB Al the opera
house BIZ hoEo talent under the d.
recsion Of nr. Robinson Friday ard
saturday evenings Of last week was
wui. attended. The receipts for the
two evenings wsre $1,000. A per
can't Of this eosa into the treasury
81 the Parh View sdxb.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1911-03-09
FOR SALE.

8 span Of work mules, l span OF
heavy young mares, l team OF work
horses. Enquire OF
Both Phones OTTO ALBERT
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1911-03-09

For Sale Cheap-5,000 pairs lad
les and gents shoes at the great
sacrifice sale now going on at the
shoe store OF Jno. w. Sur
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1911-03-09
sRulrlAnp NOTES
Continued

Rev Kyles returned Tuesday from
the hospital ~ rayCtte.
NJ r. Powell Is enjoying visit
FROM his brother G, G. Powell and
h's two Sons. q Pailaade Colorado.
Miss Yarger. Of Pallsado, Colorado
. ulece o. Nh Ely arrived last
TUESDAY for a visit at the Ely home
- the bench
Tao free hand erayen work and
RE senss BY Prof Nelson werg
20 u the most enjoyable features
cf ths y 81 G. A entertainment
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1911-03-09

Nothing cheap in our store except
me price ON all shoes at the great
sacrifice sale at the shoe store OF
Jno. w. sur,
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1911-03-09
Rraced For HoMls.

Riggs-It must require heap of
courage to face those bowling der
wishes.
Baggstaff-Oh, l don't know. 1t all
depends on your training.
Whatever do you mean?
Baggstaff-If you ever had a new
baby in your house you would know
what l mean.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1911-03-09

For Seryice--A thoroughbred Jer-
sey bull. Harry Kent. Payette, Ida.
Best make OF shoes at rock bot.
tom prlces at Sur's 5hce Hsorv
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1911-03-09

ft' uHt claim our shoes VIII
last always. But we do claim there
are no better shoes made, None
win wear longer or stand more hard
usage than the shoes we now have
Ia stock and are now on sale at re-
duced prices at the great sacrifice
sale at the shoe store Of Jno. W..
iur.
Choice Seed Oats See sample at
ilosler Bros.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1911-03-09
LIVE STOCK.

IL head of good work mares rang
ing in weight from HOO to 400, 3
to years old, all sound,
head of geldings, 4 to 10 years
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1911-03-09

Wanted-Girl at Payette Steam
Laundry 1t