Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1912-07-11

ious injury.
day July 10 at the Malcolm Hazeltine
} home.
f. e. Hampton and family from
Nampa and Mr.. Baish from Emmett
were guests over the fourth at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Reed who
live on the Colburn place.
Harry Lewis went to Caldwell Wed,
n, sday to attend meeting of the
Temperance voters of Canyon comfy
at the NJ. f. church at that place.
A. Grimes moved B. r. Pitches
auto garage to Fruitland Tuesday.
Miss Grace Cook came from En-
nett last Tuesday for a two weeks
visit with her friend Mrs. C. T. Hall.
Mr.. Hall from E. E. Hunters old
home in Penns. is visiting them
this week.
Mr.. Spitmore and family of Ontario
moved into the E. l.. Davis house at
Fruitland east of the school house.
A big deal was closed last Sat
urday by ]. E. Stoufer and some Min
neapolis parties in the sale of the
100 acre fruit farm known as Park
Ranch on Penns. Ave. for the sum
of $4,000 The orchard is three
years old and is a splendid properly.
Mr.. C. T. Hall will be retained as
general manager.
While Harry Lewis does not need
an introduction to Fruitland people
we thought it might be OF interest
to his friends, generally, since
he is a candidate for the nomination
for Republican Represen' alive from
Canyon county, to learn few facts
of his career. A native of Iowa,
chosen occupation as he grew to
manhood was that of a farmer. He
graduated from Ames College, 1895.
at which place he took Military train
ing under Gen. Rush Lincoln, after
this he had a position for years
as mail clerk on the B. G. r. N. be-
tween Burlington and Albert Lea.
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since then have been residents, o.
Payette Valley. He has always been
inter, atcG in Military a airs d
was Tor several years Captain OF
the Co. at Payete later Being c!cc
ed. Major of the Bird ballation which
position he now holds. Hc is alwa.
wide awake and alert to every thing
to protect the agricultural interess
and is an enthusiastic Granger haV-
ing held the position of Master OF
Grange for number of years and
by his tatt and fairness always COM
manGs the respect of the order. IL
seems supcrfluous to speak of him
in a personal way, as he is known
by all to be man of excellent
and upright not only with himself
but in every relation with his fell
low men. He is well qualified to
hold the office should the voters OF |
Canyon county see fit TO elect MIN !
and is worthy of the support CT /
not only the farmer but alias oui /
interests are and ought to be one. !
We feel the time is now ripe when
the busy farmer must do their share
in representing the people.
Program for w. c. T. L. Institute
at the NJ. E. church July 18th.
Devotional, Mrs. Whealdon, Our
family and their work
w C. T. T.. Mrs. NJ. R. Powell; Y.
P. B Mrs C. Wright; L. T. L. Mrs.
E. Robinson; W. R. R. Mrs. T. ..
Ady. Duties of officers by Officers
Duties OF Supts. by Supts. Place and
value of our National paper Union
Signal Mrs Makinson; Young Crusa-
dor Mrs. Berg; Gem state Signal
Mrs. L. F. Shaw. why should
church member belong to w. C. T. L.
Mrs. ]. D. Carpenter. Why should
a Missionary worker belong to w.
c. T. u, Mrs. w ]. Russell, Why
should a mother belong to W. c. T.
u. Mrs. E. 3. Gladish, Why should
a S. S. Teacher belong to w. c. T. I
Mrs. H. R. Flack; Instrumental
music, Mrs. E. w. Madsen.
Afternoon.
Devotional, Mrs. N. w. Lewis
minute talks, our !
Mrs. n. H. Vestal; VIC |
tories. Mrs. L. E.. Surber: Politics,
Mrs. II. T. Lewis, Plans, Mrs. Fisher; !
Mrs. Dalzell; Dis |
Mrs. II. NJ. Lewis; the !
1.-THE for the Lords work, Mrs. Ken
epp: Our Ribbon White, Mrs. Shaw;
Patent Medicine the great American
fraud, Mrs. Geo. Gardner; Music
Purity" address by DIR. Drake; Pow
sr of Women with the Ballot, Mrs.
Deal Value and Power of Press work
Mrs. Kinnisou; Song by l.. T. L.;
State and National Legislation by Mri
Brainard.
Program of Medal contest in the |
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