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Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1912-06-06
EXCURSION TRAN
CIRCUS DAY
On Account of seIIs-FIoto Circus
Special Excursion Train Will Run
from Emmett To Ontario Low
Rate for Round Trip.

Sunday, June 9th, the great Sells
Floto Show will be in Ontario and
for this occasion a special train has
been arranged for from Emmett to
Ontario at cheap rate for the
round trip. The train will leave EN-
nett at S:15; Letha, $50; Falks
store, $40; Cess, S:55; New Ply
mouth, 9:O5; Plaisted. 9:15; Buck
ingham, 9:2O; Reeves, 9:25; Fruit
land, $3.50; Eiffe. 9:35; Payette, 9:45,
arriving in Ontario in time for the
big free street parade. The fare for
the round trip will be from EN-
NETT, s1.50; Letha. s12O; Falks Sicre
81; Cess, 81; New Plymouth, 75c;
Plaisted, 75c; Buckingham. Csc; Reey
es, Soc; Fruitland. soc; Eiffe, zoe:
Payette Csc.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1912-06-06
ANNUAL MEETING:


The Mothers Circle Tuesday al
toFnoon was an enjoyable affair. Co
operaticn with the teacher and not
against her for the welfare of the
child and every member stands
pledged to that, is again the purpose
of the circle. Every mother who
has the welfare of her child at heart
and who has not?, is invited to be-
come a member. Dues are % cts:
a year.
Officers elected are Mrs. j: P:
walker. president, Mrs, c. 3. Braln'
ard. vice president, Mrs. John Cor
ton. secretary, Mrs. R. A. Crump'
treasurer,
No other meeting will be held un-
tu tbe second Tuesday in September.
work for new members through va
cation ay~ -gsse-the Mothers Circle
q powerff good here as elsewhere,
Three new members were enrolled:
Mrs Johnson. Mrs. Hutton and Mrs.
McComsey.
Strawberries and cake were serv-
cd
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1912-06-06

Never in the history of dry farm
ing in this vicinity have the pros
poets been better for a bumper crop
of all small grains. The heavy spring
rains have been a boon to the dry
farmer. AL grains have exception
ally heavy stands and are now high
enough to shade the ground, pro-
tect it from WIND and conserve the
moisture In speaking of the con-
diticn Of the era Il crops F. A. Cor
ham, Secretary o. the Payette-Wei-
ser Milling Company, who has quite
recently taken a trip of inspection
over this section, said: THE grain
this year is looking the best | have
ever seen 1t. We realized this last
fall and spring from the amount OF
seed we were selling that the acre
age would be exceedingly heavy and
it is gratifying indeed that the
weather conditions have been such
as to guarantee heavy crops. Last
fall and this spring we sold over
a car and half of seed wheat princi-
pally blue stem and a car OF seed
oats which was largely in excess of
the amount disposed of last year.
any more rain a heavy
yield per acre is assured the dry
farmers and should they be for
-unate enough to secure another
rain the yield this year will be the
argest ever harvested from the
Try farms of this section. The far
ners this year have exercised more
han the usual care IN the selection
md purchasing of seed and a better
quality of grain as well as heavier
yield will be the result"
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1912-06-06
COMMERCIAL CLUB
VISITS RANCHMAN
Has Interesting and Profitable Meet
ing With Ranchmen and Fruit Grow
ers North of City.

One of the best evidences of the
Sood will and hearty desire for co.
operation among the various inter
ests of the Payctte valley was the
enthussS-sae. booster meeing which
had bceE provided by the p. V. Ry.
The delegation was headed by Pay
cites brass band At Fruitland and
New Plymouth one hundred and fifty
more people with the New Plymouth
band Joined the crowd.
The Commercial club of Emmett
assisted by the hospiable people of
That place provided a splendid lunch
con which was served by the ladies
to the crowd. Everything that could
be done for the care and comfort of
the visitors was provided. The base
ball game between the Emmett and
Payette team was a fine exhibition
and thoroughly enjoyed by the fans
and lovers of the game. The score
was to l in favor of Payette.
The joint committee, composed of
three members from each of the
Commercial clubs of Emmett, New
Plymouth, Fruitland and Paye;te,
made its report and recommenda-
tions fer closer cooperation of the va
rious industrial and business inter-
ests CT the Payette Valley, at a
meeting held in the evening in
the spacious auditorium of Emmett's
fine up to date school house. ]. A.
Harader, Secy. of Payette CONNER
cial Club, is chairman of the COM
!. mittee. Another meeting of the
committee will be held in his office
in Payette, Saturday June Sth, for
further consideration and completion
OF plans.
The meeting at the school house
was addressed by prominent fruit
growers and business men of the
valley and the opinion was unani-
nous that closer cooperation must
be had along the line of grading,
packing and marketing the fruit crop.
The meeting extended way into
the night before breaking up and
the exeursionists started back home.
Everyone who went to Emmett and !
enjoyed the hospitalities of the /
good progressive people of that place
was exuberant in his expressions of |
appreciation. Truly they have live
set of people at Emmett.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1912-06-06
CAPITAL NEWS
FUR VAN OUIN
8oise's Evening Paper Strongly En-
dorses His Candidacy In Recent
Editorial-Fit Man For Position
Republicans Make No Mistake in
Making Him Their Nominee.

In commenting upon the candidacy
of Canyon County's favOrite son, o.
NJ. Van Duyn, for the office of at
torney, the Evening Capital News
in an Editorial on June first said:
The candidacy of o. NJ. Van Duyn
for attorney general is apparently
getting the hearty response over the
state that it desires beca-se of the fit
ness and qualifications of t.f2 man for
the office. Mr., Van Duyn is one of
the best known attorneys of the state
He has been prominetly before the
people in matters of the grave st inn
portance and at no time has he given
occasion f7r regret at any of his
conduct, either personally or offici-
ally. He was elected for three sue
cessiye terms as county attorney of
Canyon County, showing that he fill
led the position with credit and
that he is a man intouch with the
masses of tie people. He has been
an assistant in the office of the at
torney general for the past term and
is thus familiar with the duties of
the office. The Republicans of the
state will make no mistake In max
inS him their nominee"
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1912-06-06
THE AMUSEMENT QUESTION
At the Methodist Episcopal Church
Sunday Evening.

The amusement question will be
the subject for discussion at the
Methodist church next Sunday ey-
ening at eight The amusement gu, S
tion is a prominent one before So
ciety and the churches these days
and should be duly considered. The
matter has been before the law max
ing body of this church, the results
of which will be given and the posi-
tion of this church stated. This
is of interest to all and hence an in
vitation is extended to the public.
There win be preaching in the
morning at eleven. The Sunday
School meets at ten and the EI-
worth League at seven.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1912-06-06
cHILDREN'S DAY SERVICES
BY BAPTIST SUNDAY SCHOOL
"The Business of the King"

| HCf DoSillCSS VI hNC fNiil9s
On next Sunday evening at 8
o'clock theBaptist Sunday school will
render avery interesting and care
fully prepared program entitled, "The
Business of the King" consisting Of
class exercises, recitations and SONGS
as follows:
Opening song-"God is on His Throne
Responsive Reading; Prayer, by the
Pastor; The Lords Prayer; Recita-
ton, God Made Them ALP Alene
Abram; Talking Too Much Four
boys; Work 5<r Little Hands" A
boy: Song, Mis- larry band; Cla-s ex
ercise, What Can They Do?" Six
small girls; Recitation, Just as
Goods Alice Johnson; Recita lion,
Would theWorld be Better?" HON.
erShoesmith; Recitation, early and
Late" Fern Wayne; Song Lite
Sunbeams" Recitation, The Tree
Planters" Etna Johnson, Recitation
THE Flying Hours" A Story THE
PonyEngine" Rev. Henry Van Enge-
len, Recitation "The Collection" TED
dy Newton Duett Chloe Hendrin and
Goldie Blayden, Address and ofeTiLg
for the missionary work of the
American Baptist Publioa.i Society
Class Exercise, The Work of Our
Society" six girls and five boys.
Recitation The Old Testament in
Rhyme" Irena Shoesmith, Recitation
God Wants Them" Clyde Shoesmith
Recitation, Twenty Times A Day,
Marie Kay.
Recitation, 'Mary's Lamb" Ber.:
tha Hurd and Thelma Berry.
Solo, Selected, Misss Ada John:
son.
Recitation, Grandma and t. Cam
tina Draper,
Recitation. "Whittier's Prayer" by
Helen Parks.
Recitation, The Rain Coach by
Mary Christian.
Recitation, Three Words OF
Strength" Laura Brannock.
Select Reading, Nellie Keith.
Duet. Robert and Hubert Miles.
Benediction.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1912-06-06
WILL CELEBRATE
BRIDGE OPENING
Commercial Club Arranged for Ex-
ercises on Wednesday June 12,h-
Governor HawIey, Senator Shaw
han and Others to be Here.

The entertainment committee of
: tie Commercial Club has arranged
for a suitable program on June
18th celebrating the completion of
the Snake River bridge. Governor
Hawley, Senator Shawhan and Rep
rescntative Baldridge have been ir-
vited to participate and will be here
on that day. The program will be
held at 10:00 o'clock a. m. at the
bridge after which lunch will be
served on Eighth street to all out
CT town visitors and a trip will be
taken to the power plant of the
SnowMoody project. The following
is the program,
NJ. F. Albert, Chairman.
Music-Payette Juvenile Band.
Wc!come-W. A. Coughanour.
Address-Hon. H. C. Ea,dridse.
Address-Hon. B. P. Shawhan
Address-Hcn. James H. Hawley.
Music-Band.
After the program adjournment will
be taken to the city and the out of
town visitors will be served with
lunch when those desiring will take
an auto trip to the Snow-Moody
pumping plant one of the largest in
the northwest.
Everybody is cordially invited to
participate in these exercises and
those living on Dead Ok flat.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1912-06-06
PERSONAL MENTION
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Attorney |. w. Kenward was
Caldwell business visitor on Friday.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. H. B. Stone
June 3. son.
Judge Bowen and Attorney NJ. G.
Riebeling went to Weiser on Sat
urday.
viii Wells has been quite sick the
last two days threatened with pneu-
monia
Miss Helen Driscoll has accepted
a position as clerk in the Russell
Department Store.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. H. Kicker. of
Weiser spent Sunday at the home
OF F. A. Gorham, Jr.
Have you seen those new Cling
hams, 32 inches wide and only lac
per yard, at the Canyon CommercI.
F. Arnould and wife accompanied
by Werner drove to Boise last Sat
urday in an auto returning home Sun
day.
Miss Myrtle Bell who has been at
tending school at Lewiston returned
home for the summer vacation on
Wednesday.
Charles Fulton, of the Paye.te
Paint G Wall Paper Store has been
quite ill with pneumonia the last ten
days,
Sheriff Jack Watkins, was in Pay
from Council where he has been
securing witnesses for the term of
court which convened Monday of this
week.
To accommodate those wishing to
go to Sells Floto show in Ontario
on Sunday, June 8, the o. S. L. will
run special train from Payette to
Ontario leaving Payette at 1 p. m.
Robert Ludwig of Indian Valley
made business trip to Payette last
week Thursday and returned Satur-
Gay. While in Payette he bought a
new wagon and a load of furniture.
w. T. Calender of Emmett, was
in Payette few hours Saturday en-
route fer Portland. Spokane and
other northwest cities on business
and to attend the democratic state
convention.
The ellison hotel has been taken
over by Mrs. Gibson. The entire
house has been cleaned and renovat-
ed and Mrs. ellison will be pleased
to meet all her old patrons at the
old stand.
Strawberries seem to be larger ard
better than ever this year. At least
g nice pan of them contributed to
the editor by Mrs A Wells, were
the largest we have seen this
year and certainly tasted fine.
Miss Ethel venable has resigned
her position as clerk in the postof-
flee. E. E. Bladen having taken the
civil service examination has been
appointed as clerk pen
ding the approval of the civil ser
vice department.
Albert Maule, who for two years
and half has been running the line
type machine in the Enterprise of
flee has taken well earned vacation
CT three months. During his absence
from the force the machine viii be
handled by Jennie Poyser.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. C. Keith and son
Wayne left Saturday for an ex-
tended visit in the east. They go
first to Madison. South Dakota and :,
from there to Minnesota and
states where relatives
expect to be gerCashier g
of the suP15aker, Asst. Cash1,
Loste L. Tharston, Teller
atis5ok-keepsr
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1912-06-06
PLEASANT
Vt
FAREWELL PARTY

yerv pleasant farewell party was
-,-or at the home of Doctor H. B.
Gatron Wednesday evening, May
90 IN honor of the Doctors brother
70 Catron. who left fer his home in
1--we Idaho. last Thursday. Lee has
hoor attending the High School in
povotte thepast year and has made
nonv friends while here who regret
80 saa him leave but hope he will be
hack among us when vacation time is
oe'r. ..,.,d
Cake and ice cream we're served
oil nresent report royal good
time tim Those present were;
iii Collier. Hazel Ayers. Hazel I'm
IT, Mvrna Kenward, Ruella Pearce
S5loe % Hendron, Helma spaulding
nntba Farson, Mabel Mercer. has
ottig webster Rhoads Wesley
n nsoads Leo Ballenger, Lessly En-
t'su charles Pearce.Henery Bushke
Ley LOST.
-. sent-office room in Y. NJ. c.
building. Apply at Y. NJ. c. A.
office.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1912-06-06

Your family and friends are say
ing, Wish we had a picaGre OF
you" Now is a good time to ha c
g taken, We Will not steal but a
few minutes Of your time. Have
you tried our kodak finishing de-
partment? All rolls of film, re-
gardless of size, developed for
fifteen cents.
Phone 26.
Van Craven Studio.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1912-06-06
Use a Pictorial Re7iew Pattern
for that new dress. Yeg can get
II at the Canyon Commercial.
TOMATO SEED OIL.
Pattern

In Italy and France an industry
has sprung mp in the manufacture
of tomato seed oil. The Consular
Reports note that in the Province Of
Parma, Italy, $4,000 tons Of tomatoes
are conserved annually and the resi-
due, which until recently was thrown
away now yields 500 tons of oil,
Chemically this is classed with cot
tonseed oil, and it will be used in
scap-making and other industries
monuments and memorials, what's tn
where that oil finds usss. The ex,
tension of the tomato oil industry
will be largely at the expense of the
American cottonseed oil trade.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1912-06-06
SOCIETY NEWS.

Mountain Views hospitality was
again in pleasing evidence Friday ev-
ening when General an Mrs. Patch
and Mr.. and Mrs ]. E. Stoufer en-
tertained their younger friends at
dancing party. The entire lower
floor was cleared and given ever to
that enjoyable amusement, The
elaborate refreshments were served
in the rooms up starts. The decora-
tions in green and white were
most artistically festooned. The Or
chestra with Miss Herline at the pi-
ano furnished inspiring music. Mes
srs Patch and Stoufer in their usual
graceful way presided at the punch
bowl Mrs. Patchs gown was en-
broiered blue chiffon with diamond
ornaments while Mrs. Stoufer wore
white all over embroidery with
Irish crochet trimming, and { mond
ornaments. Mr., and Mrs. Patch
and Mr.. and Mrs, Stoufer have prov
en- themselves royal entertainers and
shared the pleasures and beauties of
the House on the hill" with their
numerous friends. The guests were:
Mr.. and Mrs. L. Peterson, DR..
and Mrs. J. B. Burns, Hugo Enen-
beck, Mr. and Mrs. Bert Gilmore,
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Gilmore, Mr.. and
Mrs. N. A. Jacobsen, Miss Arma JAG
obsen, Mr.. and Mrs. John Mckinney
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. F: Orr, Mr.. and
Mrs. C. S. Shepherd, Mr. and Mrs.
L. S. soule, Mr. and Mrs. r. w,
Stoughton, Mr.. and Mrs. E. r. Sails /
bury, Erwin Thurston, Ethel Vena-
BILE, Clyde Thurston, Mabel Dorsey,
Mr.. and Mrs. H. L. Settle, Mr.. and
Mrs. D. P. Donovan, Jessie Burns, |
Angie Burns, Robert Good, Mrs. K.
Burns, Miss Meek, Boise.
Music furnished by Mr.. Turner |
of Boise, Jones of Ontario and Le-
liza HerHne of Payette at piano.
Mrs. ]. Fergus Orr gave the B. (
DIS. an exceptionally pleasant after
noon Wednesday, Mrs. Bartlett and |
Mrs. Peterson receiving the dainty |
hand made prizes.
Mr.. and Mrs. Broderson and Mrs. /
John Sur went over to Boise Mon
day by auto to attend the exercises |
at St. Margarets where Miss Lplp
is a pupil.
Mrs. Eleanor Hawthorne and Mrs, 1
Chas. Galloway and twins, of Wei
ser are visiting friends in Payette.
Mrs. Henry Sommercamp entertain
ed at luncheon Wednesday in honor
of Mrs. Hawthorne and Mrs. Gallo
way of Weiser Covers were laid
for eight The place cards were
dainty affairs. The table was cen
tered with gladiolus and spirae, the
bowl resting upon a beautiful piece
Of Mexican drawn work.
Mrs. Scott Brundage entertained at
dinner Tuesday in honor Of Mrs.
and Mrs. Galloway of
Weiser. The dining room was
beautifully decorated with spring
flowers. Fancy work and converse
ton helped to pass pleasant after
noon.
Lorraine Chapter put on the de-
gree work Tuesday evening followed
by an elaborate banquet and flow
of wit. !
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1912-06-06
CHRISTIAN CHURCH

Every member of the church is
urged to represent next Sunday at
the morning service.
The canvass for the new building
is expected to be completed this wesl
and the results will be announced at
the Sunday morning service.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1912-06-06
CLUB MEETS At
CHAPTER HOUSE
Payette Commercial Club Enjoys
Meeting With Rsnchmen North of
city-Has Enjoyable Trip and
Gains In Membership.

Monday evening in response to a
invitation from the members of tn
club living north of the city, tn,
Payette Commercial Club met at tn,
Chapter House north of Payette ant
invited the ranchmen living in tina
section to attend the meeting. Abou
fifty members of the Payette Clul
went down in automobiles and full
ly as many of the fruit growers and
ranchmen living in that neighbor
hood were in attendance.
Before the regular business ses
sion of the club w. j. Brewster wei.
coined the club. He said the mem
bers of the club who lived north of
Payette felt It a great honor that
so many of the membership had re
sponded to their invitation to meet
with them. He hoped the meeting
would be of much benefit to the
club and also to those not members
and extended hearty welcome.
The regular routine business of the
club was then disposed of during
which it was decided that a street
fair should be held next fall at
some date to be decided by the ex-
ecutive committee.
After the regular routine business
had been transacted the meeting
vaS throup oman and gbort toIlyS
indulged in by a number present.
The feature talk of the evening was
that of w. F. Fleming of North Yak
ina. Mr.. Fleming stated that he
did not come as a missionary to
teach us how to grow good fruit.
After travelling over your valley
for some few days, | am satisfied
have never seen a healthier lot of
trees than you have here" he stated,
"and | am sure that there is no
fruit country in the northwest any
better than Payette Valley. While
we have a larger acreage in Yak
ina than you have here and are
further advanced yet l think your
conditions are just as ideal here for
the production of high class fancy
fruit"
He then devoted some fifteen min
utes to a talk en- cooperation in
which he urged the growers to CO.
operate and get closer together in
their fruit He strongly
recommended a uniform pack for
the entire valley and a cooperative
to sell the fruit.
Thos. Ashworth, one of the en-
thuiastic members of the club spoke
at some length and urged more of
the farmers and fruit growers to
affiliate. He was enthusiastically of
the opinion that the club was striv-
Ing earnestly to accomplish many
things that were of the utmost i'm
portance to farmer and the fruit
grower and thought they could but
be the gamer by joining the clrb
and getting in touch with what it
was doing.
He was followed by w. e. Bob
Ditt who told of California and in
other fruit sections where /
he had lived, with Payette Valley |
stated he thought this was as good |
IS the best He advised more boost
ng and more advertising Of this
section.
After the social session ice cream
md cake were served. As a result
II the meeting the members of the
.lub enjoyed a very pleasant even
ng. got better acquaintced with
heir neighbors and the club gained
our new members as Charles Brown,
IT,, H. II. Gregory. Robert Harris
Ind David Jones handed in their
and were made members.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1912-06-06
United Commercial Travellers, Pc
catello, Ida.
June 10Th to Juno 12th, 1912.

For the above mentioned occasion
the o. S. L. Ry. will sell round trip
tickets Payette TO Pocatello, Ida. at
$11.65, tickets sold June 9Th, 10Th
and 11th, 1912, with final return
limit CT June 10th, 1912.
G. F. Johnon, Agent.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1912-06-06
DRY TERRITORY
EXCEEDINGLY WET

Bounteous Spring Rains Bring
Smiles of Satisfaction to Faces Of
Dry Farmers-All Small Grains In
Best Condition Known For Years
Heavy Average and Heavy Stands
Spell Prosperity for Dry Farmers.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1912-06-06

About 1 1-2 dozen of black Min
ocars good laying hens to sell or
exchange for an incubator. A. A.
Price, Phone No. 373-12 or Rte 2. 1t
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1912-06-06
eapslst Announcement.

On next Sunday, Sunday school at
10A NJ. Sermon on Vessels of
Gold" at IL A. NJ. B. Y. P. U. at Z
p. NJ. and the Children's Day pro-
gram at s P. NJ.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1912-06-06
Summer Normal School.

Boise, Idaho, June "a to Aug. 2, 1919:
Reduced rates on the certificate
plan have been authorized for the
above mentioned occasion, see agents
for particulars.
21t Aug. 2 G. F. Johnson, Agt.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1912-06-06

Watch Lost.-Finder please return
Merritt Snowberger at Sixth street
between Sixth and Seventh Avenue
North. 22t2
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1912-06-06
ROSE FESTIVAL.
Portland, Ore, June 10 to IS, 1912

For the above occasion the o. S.
L. r. R. viii sell round trip tick
cts to Portland at rate of s17.45.
Tickets sold June Sth, 9Th and 10TH
1912. final return limit of June goth,
1912. Wits
G, F. Johnson, Aet.