Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1915-03-04
LOWER PAYETTE VALLEY
And OREGON SLOPE


one will be rewarded. A cordial in
yitation is extended to everyone.
Both Sunday School and Church
services have been dispersed witt
at the Pioneer school owing to
the measle epidemic.
Ray Shurtleff has purchased the
Mrs. Hendrichsen tract of Land and
is building new house which is
nearing completion.
roll the Dollar our way and they
IL roll back to your was a very
neat catchy little ad in last weeks
Independent, but If you take the time
to count it up there is just one
chance in sixteen that it ever rolls
back to the farmer. 1t is immaterial
to the farmer whether his dollar
helps to pave the streets of Chica-
go or buys a summer cottage at
Sea Side for the Payette Merchants
family. The farmer is really brigh-
to than that ad gives him credit for
and he is not always influenced by
pretty picture in catalog nor
by catchy ad in Payette paper.
Miss Gertrude Heslup of Minnea-
polls is visiting her mother, Mrs c.
G. Heslup. Miss Heslup attended
the opening of the Panama e3posi-
ton, visited brother in Portland,
and was a guest of her sister dur
ing her stay in Los Angeles. She
also visited friends in San Diego.
Miss Heslup is teller in Minnea-
polls bank and expects to return
to her work in about two weeks.
The pupils in Dist. No. 1 have
cleaned up the school yard and are
preparing to plant both a vegetable
and flower garden. The seeds have
been selected and ordered.
The dire need caused by the Euro
pean war was brought to mind re-
Gently when German farmer near
Weiser received letter from his re-
latives in the Fatherland, In the
context of the letter the writer said |
they were prosperous and happy
and had not yet felt the effects of |
the war, but in case they did have
hard times the recipient had bet
ter save the stamp. Upon the re-
moval of the stamp these words
were found ''We are starving.
Last Sunday there was no preach
ing at the immersion school house.
Owing to the condition of the roads
out of Weiser Rev. Kanarrh could
not be present.
D.. b. Durham suffered quite a
loss last Monday when his smoke
mouse and contents were burned to
The ground. He estimates his loss at
about $500 aside from tn loss of
he building. {
An Agricultural Club has been or
sanized at the Pioneer school. Miss I
Clark, school superintendent of NAL a
leur Co. and Mr.. Mereit of Corval-
Is We're the main promoters of t
his organization. n
Mr.. Buckner of Midvale, organi-
er for the Farmers Union, called
Meeting of the farmers on the slope T.
nd as a result a union of twelve L
lembers was formed. p
PERSONALS. G.
Mr.. H. Cornelson is home from L
lie OWyhee where he has been a.
sitting his daughter, Mrs Vogt. "A
Katherine Hillman Left Tuesday m
" her home in Minneapolis, after VI
five months stay on the slope. q
Mrs. Della Purcell of Florida is al
sitting her old friend Mrs. C. G. DC
eslup It
Grace White spent several days
town with Mrs. Scott Brundage. sa
Inc Chautauqua reading circle
ct last Monday with Mrs. suplee. Tn
lothercraft of England" was re- WI
ewed in connection with, their re- IN
lar work.
VIM. Peutz came over from the
Vyhee to attend the German dance. WI
Mr.. G. H. Miller went to Payette clu
IT Saturday to meet Mr.. and Mrs. inc
A. Hunter, who arrived On No. MT
Mrs. Hunter is a cousin of Mrs. ans
Her. tire
Austin Williams representing Tur- caa
and Co. of Caldwell, was buy
horses in this district last Mon TAI
2. age
Or. and Mrs. Chas Gross were cla
Elk end guests OF Mrs. H. Love Yer
d. fam
IRIS. F. Stamey has been conffn- SlH
to her bed with pneumonia. LOT
'ertram Howard who is attend.
the LII, writes home that he "
suffering from bad case of abo
mps. A.
lrs. Geo. Shurtleff was in Wei
on business ono dav Loot Wal,