Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1917-10-11

Bert Dean, formerly known
Nilsson spent Tuesday in Payette
L w. H. Huff of Cascade was in tow
81 Monday looking after some bushes
It matters.
Hurry up, give us bid on tha
= fine Heater for two rooms.-Woo
and Spaulding.
!, Francis L. Cook of Caldwell file
o the pulpit at the Christian Churcl
last Sunday, both morning and eve
ming.
= Chas. Compton, Jr., is the prou'
pcssessor Of a new automatic shot
D gun. That will sure bring down tht
ducks.
= Marsh Paine of Pendleton, Ore.
arrived in Payette Wednesday morn
, ing for a two weeks visit with his
mother, Mrs. Ida Paine.
Mrs. Jack Trail, who is packing
apples at the Wells Packing house,
went to Caldwell Saturday evening
to spend Sunday with her husband.
DR.. w. B. Sims, Chiropractor, will
now be in his office evenings. If.
Fred Snowberger of Vale, was a
Payette visitor Sunday. He left Sun
day evening for Corvallis, Oregon,
where he will again take up his
studies at O. A c.
Miss nellie Watts, eldest daughter
Of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Watts, who
has been in Iowa City, Iowa the past
two months receiving treatment for
her eyes, returned home last Friday.
]. H. Colnyers and granddaughter
Alma Ccnnyers, came down from
Cascade last Friday evening for a
visit among relatives and friends,
and also to look after some busi-
ness matters.
Walter Watts has purchased an
other big auto truck from tie Wes-
colt Auto Truck Company of Cald-
we'll. He is some busy man hauling
fruit from Tayette to New Plymouth
for the Drier
J. c. Moss and wife drove up to
their ranch ON Big Willow, Sunday.
Mr.. Moss says the late rains have
started the grass on the range in
fine shape. This will mean much to |
the stock men with hay SIS per ton.
Good apple packers are an asset |
to this community, and the wages
earned by good packers should be an
Incentive for girls and women to
make a study Of the new system OF
and learn to make a perfect
pack. Every good packer is always
sure of earning good wages and not
ask for the job.
DR.. W. B. Sims, Chiropractor, Of
flee over Keith's store, Creighton Blk,
Payette. If.
Talk about your irrigated water
melons; they are not in it. We had
the pleasure last Tuesday of re-
,e.ying one from ]. o. Tunnel of
French, Idaho, grown on dry land
that would win prize at any fair,
or size or quality. 1t tipped the scale
at little over 40 pounds, and for
flavor, Yum, Yum, Go Way Sambo.
Jonathan Apples are now coming
n full blast. The quality in most
cases is exceptionally good, except !,
hey run somewhat smaller than usu-
i, but owing to this Ease they will
De better keepers. The color is un-
Usually good, and nearly everyone
S making but enc picking. Not hav-
ne had any frost, the drop is very
ight. In fact they are harder to
,ick than usual, with the present c
Ugh color
Mainey Bros. and Co. who have Z
he contract for the construction Of n
he Little Willow Creek prof. ct, have
large truck from Boise hauling ma
erial and supplies to their camp
rom Payette. 1t makes four or five
rips each day. The work is progress
1g in good shape and with reason :,
bic good luck the work will be :,
inished in ample time for operation !,
efore it is needed. !,
The soldier boys, who are locat- e.
d at Charlotte, N. c., will appre- "
late letter from their relatives C
nd friends. A letter addressed to
l, 146th Machine Gun Bat ki
,llion, list Division, Camp Greene, n,
harlotte, N. c., will reach them. "
nd remember that letter from m
ONE or a friend will do them lots ev
good. 1t is a small thing to write n
letter. and II may mean much to NJ
'me boy who may never have been M
way from home for any length of w,
me before; and if anyone has an do
teresting letter from any of the
oys we would be pleased to pub IN
sh it, le,
STRAYElD: A small male Red pig. all
found notify w. w Kay and re- or