Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1912-09-12

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recently sold the Ontario Democra
/ to ]. E. Roberts on Friday of last
week in q complaint filled in the
county court of Malheur county ask
ed that a receiver be appointed and
THAT the property be sold to satisfy
their mortgage of some six hundred
dollars.
Lecture is Enjoyed.
A goodly sized crowd greeted Capt.
Wells at the Emma Theatre on last
sunday afternoon and enjoyed his
/ lecture on his escape from Libby pri-
son. The Capt is an entertaining
and impressing talker and his review
Of those turbulent times was greatly
enjoyed by the audience and was
specially instructive to school
children and the younger generation
Threshins by Electricity.
Manager ]. F. Orr of the Idaho
oregon Light & Power Company
nas a picture recently taken on
she Mainland ranch in Oregon that
surely shows the advanced use to
which electricity is being put 1t
is picture of Case threshing mac
hine being run by a ten horse pow
er electric motor of the WestiAg-
house make threshing out the grain
raised on the ranch this season.
Advertising Utah and Idaho.
In a neat little folder announcing
the colonist rates which will be on
sale September 25th the Oregon Short
Line Railroad is advertising Utah
and Idaho. The front page of the
cider is very attractive representing
a school slate on which is written
iacts and figures about Idaho and
Utah and announces that dahIo has
y 900 600 acres of agricultural land
and only 100000 acres settled while
Utah has $4,000, 900 acres of agricultur
al land and only 2,500,OOO settled
The inside of the folder contains &
concise statement about climate and
crops in each of the states with a
fine view of Utah farm and Of
Shoshone falls.
Carl Chase Injured.
Monday afternoon while at work
the ranch north of the city d.
Carl Chase, son of Mr.. and Mrs. D.
C. Chase was the victim of an ac
cident which while not serious will
15ep him on crutches for few
days and perhaps longer. He was
a field earring a pair Of
sheep shears in his hands when
ram with which he has been quite !
e miliar and has many times enjoyed |
4 friendly bout, sneaked up on him
nd butting him from behind caus-
ed the sheep shears to inflict a
arge sized cash in his leg. The !
wound was large enough and serious /
enough to demand the instant at
.sntion of a physician and the young |
nan will be on crutches for a time.
1yanted-A boy to do chores night
and morning for his board and go to
/; .hool Inquire at Commercial Hotel. |
Harry Smith foreman on the Enter
prise received on Tuesday of this |
week an invitation to the wedding of
Of his brother Ralph Eugene Smith |
o Miss Blanche Radmacher, the
laughter of Mrs. Jennie NJ. Rade- /
nacher and one of Sioux City's popu
ar young ladies. The wedding to
,ccur Saturday, September 21st at
light O'Clock.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Maulc and sons,
2euel and Dwight, returned Sunday /
morning from their extended Iowa
-,sit Mr.. Maule after visiting at
he old home at Logan and in a num-
r of other Iowa communities ez-
PRESSED himself as more than glad
. get back to Payette Valley again.
Mss Ruth stopped off in Ogden,
jtah, for a few days visit.
W. -. JOAHSOu DEOuShl luS SulIOA
n a water melon last Friday that
vas indeed some melon. We didn't
weigh it or measure it but it sure
vas the biggest melon wett have /
yer seen in this mech of the woods. |
I was not only fine in size but the
lavor was good and for once in its
ime the family of the editor gorged /
hem selves on delicious Fayette
water melon.
d. P. Donovan returned Saturday |
N No. from an extended eastern /
business trip during which time he /
-isited Omaha, Chicago and several 1
,ther large towns of the middle west.
He states that business is picking
Up right along in the east and middle I
vest aud they are looking forward to /
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