Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1917-10-11
ONE DOLLAR AND ONE-HALF A YEAR
Personal and Local Mention

8 uruay morning fine ten pound boy.
j.. Saturday evening, Oct. 9th, George
D Russell Logan arrived at the home
, of Mr.. and Mrs. Cecil Logan. Both
mother and son are doing nicely.
Chiropractic is now recognized by
l the majority of thinking PEOPLE. as
the quickest and most substantial
method of securing permanent relief
from Chronic ailments. IT,
man that is offered S4.OO per
day and refuses to work because
he thinks he can force some one to
pay more, should be driven out of
town. There are some of that
kind on the streets.
RE Eyerbearing Strawberries are
much talked about and they are Nigh
fire. but they don't have much On
| the Evergreen sweet corn, at least
! tte sample that was left at this Of
flee b. T J. Crume the other day,
WIS aood enough for us.
The First National Bank has sub
scribed for a $4,000 Liberty. Loan
Bond This should be sufficient eyi-
dencc that Liberty Loan Bond is
good safe investment. This is al
so a good start on the amount alIot
ed for the State Of Idaho.
Mrs. Jack Davis, who left here
some time ago for San Antonio, Tex
as, has returned to Payette on ac-
count of asthma The climate at San
Antonio was very bad for her. She
is at present stopping at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs Carl Korup.
Bert Dean who has been on
trip into the middle west during the
summer came in Monday evening
from Caldwell He says the middle
states are very prosperous, but the
labor situation is even worse there
than here Farmers are now con-
tracing corn huskers at 10 cents per
bushel and the crop promises to be
exceptionally good.
Mr. Equals, Chairman OF the COM
mittee for securing help in harvest
ing the fruit crop, reports. that many
people are coming in. Quite a num-
ber have arrived from Baker City
and other points. 1t is now believed
that sufficient help viii be secured.
The committee will still continue to
keep watch of the situation and dis
tribute the help where it is most
leeded.
Mr. and Mrs. D. F. Boggs and
Eugene and Ronald, of
Yale, Oregon, were Payette visitors
While here they bade
heir son, Lieutenant C. E. Bog,ys,
Goodbye He was greeting friends
to Charlotte, N c.. from
American Lake, Wash. The Lieuten-
mt carried some messages to some
# our home boys which will help to
heer them up
Charley Fulton and DR.. r. B. Hurd
eft by auto Tuesday afternoon for
'ascade where they will join DR.. w.
:. Hurd for a hunt for big game
is quite likely they will come out
nth the limit, as we understand the
anne is quite plentiful We forgot
D tell Charley to take along
hange of underware as it is pretty
ool up among the rocks where the
ear usually stay.
H. l. Haley of La Grande came last
tuesday, for visit with his wife who
J here assisting with the packing of
pples. He will remain for several
ays. Just before leaving La Grande
lr. HALEY was out on a hunt and
anne in with a fine buck killsd with
twenty-five caliber rifle. If these
unters don't let up on telling about
lling deer, there will be no Editor
this print shop for the next month
J. NJ. Reynolds of Clyde, Texas,
is written a letter to the Post
aster at Payette making inquiry
bout brother, Claud Ernest Rey-
dds who was in Payette in July
16. He has not heard from him
nee. He is young man about %
'ars of age; feet. 10 inches tall,
rk hair and eyes and wore glass
. If you know anything of this
ung man. write to J. NJ Reynolds,
yde, Texas
There seems to have been some
nd of a fista-cuff in the north
ut OF town last Sunday evening and
Is rather one sided affair. The
an that got the worst Of the battle
identity deserved what he got.
} was found near the city hall by
lrshal Fenske late in the evening
lch the worse for his encounter He
8 taken to the Hotel and IS un.
+ the doctors care but is not in
dangerous condition II Is about
! only way that some men can
IN to let other peoples affairs
ne and stay in their own town;
at least cut out insults when