Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1917-09-27

Dr. Sims, Chiropractor, will be |
his office evenings from to 9.
Mrs. Ida Paine and daughter Ar
: tgie spent the weekend In Boise.
The Library will be open only o
: Wednesdays and Saturdays until fur
I ther notice.
Mr.. and Mrs r. A Howe Of Leno
Idaho. arrived Friday to spend tn
winter in Payette.
c. A Strong OF New Plymouth wa
in Payette Saturday, and Will
here made this office pleasant call
Mrs. Geo. Baxter OF Moscow, Ida
no. sister of Mr.. H. 7. Smith came
Tuesday and is visiting at the Smith
home.
Mrs. McGlinchy and Mrs. Muller
are in Boise attending the Mid-Bien.
NAL Council Of the State Federation
Of Womens Clubs.
! Engineer Buell. was in Payette
Tuesday and reports everything NOV
ing along nicely at the works on the
Little Willow Project.
| Randolph Jenness of Weiser was
in Payette Wednesday, advertising
the big Roundup and Carnival to be
held there October 3, and 5.
Elder Denton Collins will preach at
the Payette Oregon Slope School
house near the Miller ranch on
Sunday Sept. Both at 4 p. N.
w E. Turner, Cashier of the
First National Bank of Taylorville,
Ill, and a brother of Superintendent
E. Turner, arrived in Payette Sun
day and remained until Tuesday.
On account of the bad condition of
the telephones due to the storm.
our North Payette correspondent was
unable to gather any news. Next
week We hope the condition will be-
better.
A. c. Miller of Omaha, Neb., whol
owns a fine ten acre tract north of
Payette, came a few days for vaca-
ton and to look after his interest on
the place Mrs. Miller has been here
for some time
fom Frazier and family have NOV
cd down from MidvaIe to help inI
the harvesting of the fruit crop. The
dry farming was not the best in
that country, but the dry farmers
can all make good money by helping
n the, fruit
Sterling Wells of SchaIler, Iowa.
a son of Mrs. A. Wells, and brother )
Of B. L. Wells and the Enterprise
nan, arrived Friday evening for a
visit and will likely come in good
play in helping to market the big
,rop of apples on the ranch
During the storm Saturday just be- :.
ore it began to rain, lightning
struck the ground on the W. F.
Stirm ranch on Willow Creek set
ing fire to the grass and sage
rush near the stack yards, but /,
l.,
which saved the stacks.
Last Saturday and Sunday, occurred t
he heaviest rain this country has g
ad for several years. Almost twen-
) TOUR hours of steady rain. 1t es- Y
imsted that about three inches fell v
uling that time Some of the third S
rep of hay will suffer damage, and 10
lso prunes that have not been c
licked. But it will be a great bene- C
I to stock men. T
Loren Clay returned last week fron
is trip east. He was gone about 3 q
'eaks. He was in attendance at the
Convention at Toledo. and q
isc took in several other cities. v
Ie enjoyed boat rides on the
reat Lakes, and made various c
tops on his way home at Chicago, V
maha, Kansas City and Denver. "
oren said it was the trip OF his a
f. a
Mr.. and Mrs. A. L. Thornton of =
alt Lake City came last week and II
r. visiting at the home of Mr..
hornton's brother. r. G. Thornton, :.
orth of town. They are well pleas {"
with the appearance of this coun- ::
y and may come here to live.
lille here they made the necessary y
'rangements to insure the Enter 70
-ise being left at their home each
aek
Charles r. Smith and w. r. Pal to
er are over at Boise in charge of at
e Payette County Exhibit which he
IN be on display at the State Fair. All
ne display is in good hands. Mr.. to
NTH has had considerable expert tn
ce in placing and caring for such ch
splays and is in excellent hands. lliy
T. Palmer we understand also has Be
en- on the job and with this COM p,
nation Payette County should have wi
good showing and chance to, in,
n If the proper quality and guam rel
y a proAncA hnn. nAeH xnfAornA Sv