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Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1912-06-27
THE BOOsEIs TRIP

Monday, fifteen automobiles and
between seventy five and eighty
Hurley Boosters made a circuit of
the neighboripg towns in the inter-
est of the coming celebration. The
autos were decorated with flags and
bunting and advertising placards
telling Of the celebration and OF
Hurley business firms. The band,
27 strong, was present and troup
of clowns under the direction Of
Frank Watson distributed advertise
ing matter and made merflment
wherever the party went. 10 give
dignity to the company venerable
Indian and our beloved Uncle Sam
were also present.
The towns visited were Vibord,
Centerville, Davis. LennoN, Chancel-
lor, Parker, Marion and Spring
Valley. AS soon as a town was
reached the band would draw up IN
the middle of the street and play.
the clowns would take their hand
bills and distribute them among the
people and at stores while the adver-
tising committee would take the
the large bills and pass up and down
the street posting in every business
place. AS soon as the advertising
was done all hands would load up
again and be off to the next town.
1t was happy and exuberan'
crowd and whenever people were
met on the road or the streets hats
and flags were waved and salutatlon:
shouted. Nearly every one fell IN
to the spirit of the OCCASION and men
and women, boys and girls waved
back salutations. AS the hane
played merchants would leave their
places of business and all within
reach gather round while the visit
lasted. ::You fellows are live
bunch" was the word heard on ey
cry side.
Beyond few tire punctures the
circuit was made without mislap
the long drive of s5 miles was nlad'
on time and the party rolled int
Hurley at 6:15 with horns footing
sirens screaming and shouts of exul
tation.
It was a great trip and advertize'
Hurley as no enterprise ever befor
attempted in the town. 1t IS a goo'
thing for people to cali on thei
ne;ghbors once in q while.
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1912-06-27
RUNDELL PICNIC

The eleventh annual Rundell pic
nic was held "Wednesday afternoon
at the Jas. Rundell home west of
town.
After q big dinner athletic sports
We're the order. A ball game was
played between those bearing the
name of Randell and those of other
names. On account OF the rain the
game was called at the end Of the
eighth inning the score being a tie.
Earl and Charley Runden pitched
for the Rundells and Sibley Wclch
for the other side. Then there were
foot races and an auto race which
was Won by Roy Rundell. Roy also
won the base ball throw. The tug
of war was Won by the married men
the single men having held the
honors for the past three or four
years. Cash prizes were given for
all events.
After the sports ice cream and
cake We're served TO all. There We're
ninety persons present. Eli Rundell
was elected president and Mildred
Rundell secretary.
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1912-06-27
Herald Bulletin Board

GIRL WANTED for general house
work. Mrs. E. C. Rundell a25
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1912-06-27

Former Editor ". c. Brown was
met in Sioux Fails bv Hurley people
last week and TO them he stated
that he had sold his property in St.
Paul and would soon move to tc
California to remain.
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1912-06-27

to those who honor us with their
company. In this way we can send
the people home feeling appreciative
of our efforts and with happy recol-
lections. If there is any benefit to a
town in such celebration it must
be in making friends. The response
biIity for the success of next Thurs
day now rests with the people. Let
.us back up the reputation Of the
Booster trip.
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1912-06-27

The most healthful. up-building
medicine known to science; gently
soothes the liver and nerves; makes
digestion easy; brings to all the
the sweet sleep of youth. Hollist-
ter's Rocky Mountain Tea. for thir-
ty years the best. Keeps your stom-
ach and temper right during, the
warm trying days. Il. !. Pies.
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1912-06-27
CARD OF THANKS

We wish to extend our sincere
thanks to the many friends ane
neighbors and especially Mrs. Jas
Bagley who so kindly assisted us :
the time of our recent bereavement
Dan Policy and family
Mrs. S. Birch
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1912-06-27
A GOOD DEAL


Rundell secretary.
A GOOD DEAL
Four mixing pans and ID can OF
Rosebud Baking Powder for soc |
They are good. Fawrup- Nelson Go. |
Will Wood made busir ess trip to
Hurley this week.
A brisk shower Of half an hours
duration fell "Wednesday.
Alma Gard of Bereaford listed at
the jacobson home this week
Hats and caps Of all description at
our store. F'awrup- Nelson Co.
b sure to eat ice cream at the
T,pworth League social at Piagrey's
June l8.
Bargains in Southwest Minnesota
lands. If interested address Lock
Box 206.
Get your auto robe at Our store
the very newest thing out. Fawrup-
Nelson Co.
The Epworth League will give an
ice cream social on the Pingfey lawn
Friday evening, June 2s
John Rooth, H. II. Schultz, Mrs.
B ,ch and Mrs jacobson made an
auto trip to Sioux Falls this week.
Those wishing to take piano and
vocal lessons from Violet |TFray vii!
please call at her residence as soon
as possible.
Jake Zehnder writes that they
like the place where they are now
located in New York. They have
| had a late spring and he has just got
his corn planted.
Naomi CorkilI, May McLatcAy,
Ed Christensen, Rex Rundell and
Clifford Corkill made an auto triE
10 Alton Sunday and visited with
Florence NlcLatohy.
j. II. McLatchv returned last
week from his Montana trip and is
busy making alterations and i'm
provenents in the hotel. The hote
will be opened for business again
July LIST.
Mr.. Frank Henderson wife anc
two children of Cherry Vale, Kan
: are visiting with Mr.. and Mrs. D
Brauch. Mr.. Henderson and famil.
are on their way to Canada on ;
tour Of inspection. If they find an,
thing suitable they may conclude t
} make their home there.
Several Of the young people arc q
work on our camera proposltlof
Remember that these are goo
cameras and will do good work wit
ordinary care. They are just {
good as any Of the same size. Com
in and see one and then hustle fo
those Two subscriptions.
! The first meeting of the singin
, class to be conducted under tt
leadership of Mr.. Dow was held
the Presbyterian church Saturda
) evening. Most Of the time w
spent in organizing. There we
! sixteen present who took part in tt
Z organization. After some discussie
: the society adopted the name of Il
! Hurley Choral Union and tie follo7
= ing officers were elected. Presiden
e G. w. Fitch; secretary. Mrs. Ra
y mond Welch; treasurer, w. II. Sto
/ dard; librarian, Mrs. Forest Bac
e r. T. Peters, w. II. Stoddard a
" Forest Bach were appointed COZ
nittee to draw up needed bylaw
y The membership fee was placed
,e fifty cents and dues ten cents p
ie month. 1t is the purpose of the
~ ciety to meet every two weeks Wi
Of Mr.. Dow and study the rudimel
W Of sight singing and at the sal
~ time carry on advanced work w
Of the intention of putting on son
st thing in the n,ture of cant'
ne next fall or winter. 1t is the {
i'll sire of the society to double its pr
at ent membership and any who G.
, a tc join are urged to hand tn
on names to any of the officers. Fut,
as meetings will be held in the sch
hopse,
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1912-06-27

CHRISTIAN SCIENCE
Services at the Christian Science
church every Sunday morning at
ll:00 and every Wednesday evening
at 500.
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1912-06-27
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
SUNDAY SERVICE
METHODIST EPISCOPAL
SUNDAY SERVICE

MID WEEK PRAYER MEETING
Wednesday .....................T::50 p. m.
You are cordially invited.
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1912-06-27

Four mixing pans and l ID can OF
Rosebud Baking Powder for soc.
They are good. Fawrup- Nelson Co.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1912-11-21
SECOND NUMBER
!. NJ. c. A. COURSE
William Sterling BATHS I1terp oeter of
Dickens at Elite Opera House on
Friday Evening November 10Th -
An interesting Number.

Most people like to be either anus
ed or interested-s sometimes both,
but always interested. To hold an
audience one must interest them.
William Sterling BATHS, Interpreter OF
Dickens, after many years experience
on the platform has developed a re-
pertoire from the work of that great
author replete with interest and
amusement, likewise instruction. He
has dramatized several of the great
humcrist's novels and presents them
in monologue He does not read
from book, but presents each num-
Der in dramatic form, each charac-
ter wonderfully real and distinct.
Under the management of the Britt
Lyceum Bureau Mr.. BATHS appears
in Payette on the evening of Friday
29th. Seats viii be on
sale and open for reservation at
Strother's Jewelry store on Wednes-
day evening November 9th at four
D. m.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1912-11-21
THANKSGIVING DAY

This day is annually designated by
the President of the United States
for the purpose of offering thanks
for the manifold blessings bestowed
upon our land and people. 1t has
greater significance than that of in
dulging in the various kin3s o. SPORTS
and in turkey eating. We all have
reasons to make this day special
day of Thanksgiving and to extress
our gratitude towards our Divine Gre
ator for all things we have receive1.
For this reason the Ministerial AS
sociation has made arrangements for
union services to be held in tie
Presbyterian Church on Thankssiy-
ing Day, November 90 at 10:30. All
are earnestly requested to be pres
ent. = o. Heggemeier, Sec'y.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1912-11-21
WIN
IN CANYON

The constitutional amendments
voted on at the general election car
ried Canyon county by Overwhelming
majorities. About 10 per cent OF the
sote for governor was cast for or
against them
The measure providing for the ref
erendum received 3447 for and l2o5
against. The initiative carried SO2s
to 1414. Amendment No. 3 to limit
the bonded indebtedness of the state,
yes 2474, no, 1888. No. 4, providing
for one senator from each county and
not more than three representatives,
yes 27s7, ma 1889 No. 5, the recall,
yes 1904, no 1869. No. 6, repeating
the convict labor law, yes 265s, no
1856. No. Z, creating state board
of education, yes 2ss1, no 1885. No.
s. providing for the transfer of tax
collector from assessor to treasurer.
yes 2S0S. no 141o.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1912-11-21
HARD TIME PARTY.

Last Wednesday evening a crowd
Of young people of Payette were
loaded on a hayrack bound for the
Emerson home at Crystal where
chey met Miss Kate Cahill, of Patoha,
illinois. Everyone was dressed in
hard time costumes, being a Demo
cratic administration. Miss Dorsey s
costume captured the prize
After an enjoyable evening OF
games and dancing supper was serv-
ed the last course being a surprise
to all-watermelon- Down the cen
ter of the long table Wilson was
written with large red apples. After
nine rahs for Crystal the nosy
crowd left for Payette at late hour
Those who enjoyed the hospitality
of Misses Fredrica Emerson and
Julia Dixon were Misses Jean Gauer,
Hope williams, Helen Reilly, Helen
Driscon. Elizabeth johnson and
Mable Dorsey, Messrs- Moss. Bussey,
Mayfield, Murphy. Culbertson, Dris-
coll, Lattig and Hopper.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1912-11-21
HIGH SCHOOL NOTES.

The Senior Manual Training Class
has been sandpapering and staining
the work done up to this time.
A number of Ontario High students
were over roofing for Nampa last
Friday. That's right fellow citizens
of our sister city! Help US out as
much as you can.
The d. A. C. met with Miss Dorsey
Thursday evening.
Mr.. Culbertson and Arthur Miller
will entertain the foot ball squads
Friday evening at an oyster supper.
The coach appreciates the work of
the boys and has invited them to the
Miller home to let them know it.
t. BIS. met with Charlie Crump
Thursday evening and enjoyed the
evening to the utmost
Nampa High defeated Payette High
in the last foot ball game of the
season by score of 25 to II. The
boys this year were light and mex
perienced; in fact the lightest team
in the League Under the able coach
ing of Mr.. Culbertson they did some
excellent playing. They won fourth
place in the League.
After the game Friday the Senior
Domestic Science Glass entertained
the two teams at an excellent sup
per. Mrs. O'Neill kindly gave her
home for the event.
After supper games and a short
dance were enjoyed. Candies, made
by the girls, were served along with
the fun.
Payette High School is on the very
best terms of friendship with the
Nampa High School and we hope this
feeling will last forever bteween
the two schools.
Boise won the Championship game
at Weiser last Saturday by score
of 26 to Z. This was one of the
fastest and best Of the League
gamer. Quite a crowd of Payette
tudse Asswent down to the game.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1912-11-21
SATURDAY WILL
Be LAST DAY
Portia Ladies' Announce that all Con-
trlbutions to the Car Of Supplies
for chiIdren's Home Finding sooi-
city msst Be in by Saturday.

II you desire to give something to-
ward the car load of supplies being
ga taaSHeFed- by the Portia Club ladies
of this city to be sent to the Child
ren's Home Finding society Of Boise,
YOU had best get bdsy. Saturday
will be the last day and everything
must be in by that day. In years
past the people of Payette and yicin-
ity have alwiys been the most liberal
giyers to this cause of any section
of the stateg This year while the
contributionshave been fairly large,
vet they areno in proportion to
other years nd not in line with the
bumper cropsand the prosperity OF
this section. Especially do the lad
les, -.sl;sh to shd full car load from
this vicinity. Anything along the
line of vegetables, canned fruit and
apples will be gratefully received. A
large number of chickens are also
desired. You can take your offer
ings to Door A of the Payette Cold
Storage Company and have them
cared fer or If the ladies who are
giving canned fruit prefer they can
leave it at Mrs. j. M. Benefits homo
where it will be properly cared for
and placed in the car. Now remem-
ber Saturday is the last day and
Payette must keep up with her form
er record and send full car load
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1912-11-21
SUNDAY AT THE N. E. CHURCH
Morning.

Morning.
The Snday School meets at 10. We
have in our school three classes foa
men. A special invitation to ihs
men of the city to attend one oil
these classes.
DR.. ]. D. Gillian of Bose will
speak at IL and all are invited to
hear this able man.
Evening.
The Epworth League meets at 6;5o
and young people will be welcome
here.
The Rev. o. P. Christian viii speak
in the evening at 1880. on THE
HOMELESS CHILD" No offering
for the Home will be asked for at
this meeting. All are invited to
this meeting.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1912-11-21
FARMERS BUILD
GOOD ROADS
Large Amount of Read Building Co
ing on-many Miles Being Put n
the Best Shape for Years.

The inclination to build coed
roads seems to have taken hold of
the ranchmen in this section In ear
nest and at the present time there
is more work being done on more
miles Of roads leading toward Pay
ette than ever before in the history
of the Valley.
Tuesday afternoon with Frank
Creighton and George Rezac, mem
bers of the road committee of the
Payette Commercial Club and T. F.
Adams, of the Fruit Growers bank
who generously furnished the auto,
the editor of the Enterprise was
taken for a ride to see some of the
lad work being done.
The first strip of road visited was
Lovers Lane where city force un-
der Marshal Skaggs has made
big improvement on what was form
eriy at this season Of the year
very nasty piece OF road. 1t has
all been pioughed and the dirt round
Ell to the center and will be ready
sor its coat OF gravel just as soon
as the big roller has done its work
At the city limits the farmers living
north of town in Road District No.
/ have taken hold OF this road and
With a force of men teams and fres-
nos have been continuing the work
where the city left off. The results
are simply marvellous and for from
two to three miles north there is
as fine a piece of road as one would
care to ride over The work is not
yet completed as many teams were
at work Tuesday continuing the
blowing and grading
From this point we were taken oy-
.r on the Oregon side where the
and owners are busily engaged in
the road from the
Snake river bridge to the top of the |
aill about three miles in all A large
portion of this road is completed and
5ne has to see it and ride over it
% appreciate the good that has
been done. When the work as out
ined has been finished about four
niles of road will have been built !
across the flat. To finish this work |
he city council will soon put a force
If men on Sixth street grading ana |
-olling it that the city road leading
rom the bridge into town may be
ust as good as the road bull by
he landowners on the Oregon side.
Other road work which is going
IN and which we were unable to Wis
t Tuesday but a portion of which
We went over last Thursday is that
n Road District No. 8. In this dis
.rict from the city limits on the
,ast TO a point about four miles or
more up the river Road 'Overseer
rhos. Ireton has had large force OF |
nen and teams at work grading and
flling and also Strengthening it out
Taken as a whole there are abo1t |
welve miles of road being rebuIt
md surfaced up that lead into Pay
,tte. The improvement is one the
anchmen will never regret and the
.ity of Payette should give all the
possible to them and
should take up the work where they
cave off and see to it that the coun-
nv roads leading into town are no
,etter than the city streets.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1912-11-21
FOR SALE.

80 acres of land a mile west Of
Payette River Bridge, all fenced and
about acres planted in apples and
prunes. Some alfalfa growing. This
win make a good home. Price per
acre $135 Will take 500 cash and
81 900 in two years. Balance in
from to 10 years at per cent in
terest. For further particulars see
NJ. Jacobsen. Payette. Idaho. Alta
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1912-11-21
STATE PRESIDENT VISITS
PoRTlA CLUB

Despite the rain on Tuesday eTen-
ing Mrs. Pittenger's stay in Payette
was a pleasant one and the rscep-
ton comittee deserves much credit
for the way in which it was carried
tout. In the forenoon through the
courtesy of Mr.. Clancy Ireton, Mrs.
Pittenger was taken for an auto ride,
accompanied by Mesdames Scritch-
field and McGlinchey, returning for
midday luncheon at the residence OF
Mrs. A. B. Moss. Covers were laid
for eleven. Besides the honored
guest, were the two District officers,
Mrs. McGlinchey and Mrs. Maule. and
Mrs. Scritchfield, Portia president,
Mesdames Erwin. Coughanour, Sator-
is, F. Moss, Rezac and Bussey. Mrs.
Moss in her gracious manner presid-
ed over a delicious and attractive
luncheon, attractive because the Por-
tia colors were delicately wrought
in various ways There were place
cards with hand-painted pansies, the
club flower, purple and white lozeng-
es, the club colors and heliotrope
blossoms completed the scheme.
At the Y. NJ. C. A. at 800 P. NJ.
FULLY sixty ladies'. members and
guests assembled where a short mu-
steal program was given by Mrs
Nelson, Mrs. Lee Forbes and Miss
Helen Thurston. Mrs. Scritchfield
created diversion by introducing
the well known Mrs. McGlinchey as
Dist. President, who made her ack-
nowledgements in a few remarks in
a style peculiarly her own.
Mrs. Pittenger was then introduced
who in an earnest and logical way
explained the laws that the state
federation would like to see enacted
at the next legislature. In response
to a question she gave memory
sketch of the Biennial at San Fran
cisco and when through not lady
but was proud to be an Idahoan. Lat
er, dainty refreshments were served,
the color scheme in the cake being
unique, gold and white for the state
colors, purple and white for the club.
The day was rounded out at Mrs.
McGlinchey's in the evening by a
dinner, served in courses, triumph
Of culinary art. Place cards contain
ing a trite saying marked the places
of the guests who wera present,
Mesdames Pittenger, Scritchtield,
Maule, Satoris. Brundage. Erwin, Gar
land, Stoughton and Moss.
Mrs. Pittenger left Payette We'd
nesday morning for Weiser accom-
panied by Mrs. McGlinchey. From
there Mrs. Pittenger goes on to
Northern Idaho, Moscow being her
objective point.
The next regular meeting will be
Nov. 20, New England Day by mem
bers who have lived in New Eng
land. The Legislative Committee
will present the State federation bills
to be presented and worked for at
the next legislature.
900 o'clock prompt for Parliamen-
tary lesson.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1912-11-21


The Payette Valley Commercial Club
has new secretary. Said secretary ar
rived at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs John
A. Harader on the morning OF Novem-
Der 10th. That however is not the
reason why Grandpa A. E. Wood is
wearing the smile that won't come off.
Oh no, he is not pleased or anything
like that. Just speak to him about it.
For Sale-Some good choice mi <
cows. Inquire of Thos. Hartung,
Payette, Idaho. Alta
For Sale-Good jewel heating stove
size IA, practically new. VIII sell
cheap IL sold at once. E. A Blair,