Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1914-01-08

NOunIoS4OHSF Z. A. BldAr EeIuT- ~
last Friday evening on No. from
a trip to Alamo Gcrdo, New Mexico
TO which place he had gone with
the intention Of locking for a loca.
ton His short stay there convinced
him that New Mexico is not in II
with Idaho in general and Payette
Valley in particular and he has re-
turned fully decided to remain here.
Real Estate Deal.
During the week, S. E. Chapman
sold to j. L. Robson, ten acre
tract adjoining the city lin is on
Sixth Street. The consider tion was
$4,000. There are two houses on the
tract, one a large seven room house
and smaller house. Mr.. Robison
intends moving in the new property
some time soon. He Intends cutting
the tract up into small building los
and erecting houses on the came.
Ontario Boy Arrested.
John Berry, a young al OF Ontario,
has been arrested on a charge of
stealing harness He has bee1 s1s-
pected Of a number Of petty tie is in
Payette. It is known that he he's
stolen butter from the Creamery and
the Creamery Company hlods a wa
rant for his arrest and in case be
IS acquitted Of his crime in Ontario,
be viii be re-arrested and brought
here for trial. His trial will be held
IN Ontario on Tuesday.
Well Known Woman Dies.
After suffering for a number Of
years from Bright's disease Mrs. Sar-
an Jane Foss, a resident Of this val
.ey for fifteen years, passed away
IN December 23rd Mrs. Foss was
born July 7th, 1874, at Oswego, New
York. The remains were laid 10
-est in Riverside cemetery on De-
,ember 26th beside the husband who
preceded her some years ago. Two I
IONS and daughter survive her, al ]
we'll known residents of this val 'ey
Who have the sympathy of large
,ircle of friends in the loss of their
mother.
Death Enters Home.
George Jeffries returned Monday
rom Portland where he and his
mother were recently called by the
ieath of a sister, Mrs. S. P. Nc
Jrary living at 1919 Williams Aven-
le in that city. Mrs. McCrary was
Iuite well known in Payette having
'esided here for four years. Her
leath came as a shock TO her friends
md relatives as she was up and
Lround the day before and passed
way at six thirty a. m. on January
!. The remains were taken to Ha--
yood, Missouri, for interment by
Ter son and daughter Boyd and Lu-
i and sister Mrs. Lettie Newman,
f Deer Lodge, Montana.
IN Excellent Edition. II
In rosy hue, but not one whit too
luch, so the Idaho Daily Statesman
aints the future of Idaho in it's out
ok number issued January 1st. An
uaI editions are generally reviews
f the past hut this year the States
an, always a booster and never a
nocker, changes the order and in
.ead of reviewing the past and look
e behind bids it's readers consider
lie outlook for 1914 In the Gem
tate. 1t is a paper worth sending s
ack east to your friends, that is.
fter you have read it yourselves. 1t S
a confidence renewer, destroyer [
! pessimism. In fact an excellent L
iition of a great paper that has al
avs been a potent factor in upbuild- :
e this state. $
fool Growers Meet in Boise.
Tariff on wool and mutton, fo-est U
sserves. leasing the public doma n, I
ounty laws and preparation OF weol Q
" the market, are among the lsad-
lg subjects to be discussed at the b
.eeting of Idaho Wool Growers 10 i
9 held in the Commercial Club !
,oms in Boise on January IL and S
}. Owing to the fact that the b
aange in tariff will greatly affe { I
le wool market of the northwest
nd more attention will have to be
ven to the matter of preparing wool .
II shipment in order to compete with /,
ool shipped into this country, the
,ming convention is regarded the
.ost important one since the great
ght between sheep men and the
,rest service some seven years ago.
n attempt is being made to secure
le attendance of every wool grow
: in the state and as some import !
Mt matters affecting the industry e
i'll be acted upon at the session, 1t e