Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1919-03-06
ONE DOLLAR AND oNE-HALF A YEAR
Personal and Local Mention

All kinds Of furs VIII pay goot
price. Nephi Purcell. 4l
Mounie Olson is now driving a new
model 80 Overland purchased of the
Payette Modern Garage.
Mrs. w. P. Ackerman came dowr
from New Plymouth Monday evening
to be with her mother who Is quit
Ill.
A R. IngaIs was IN Payetts Satur
day and Sunday on business matters
returning to New Plymouth Monday
morning.
w. D. Case who was seriously in
Jured in a runaway some time age
is now improving and. viii soon be re
stored to normal hsalth.
Attorney F. H. Lyon and family
are now. nicely located in their new
home on sixth street recently pur-
chased of A. E. Wright.
The picture show put On by Mr..
Coughanour at the Emma last Thur.
ana Fri evenings was exceptionally
good and well attended.
Mr.. B. C. McCIeIland of New Ply
mouth was down TO Payette Monday
On business connected with his ranch
on Payette oregon slope.
Born to Mr. and Mrs. Arutaer
Price on March End a daughter.
Mr.. Price is in France at the present
bat is expected home soon.
E. v Kostenbader has received
his discharge and arrived home from
camp Lewis last Friday evening. He
IS looking fine and glad to be home
Mrs. Mary Wilson is building an
uc-date garage an store house at
nsr home On first ave. south. Mr..
Alex Wilson is doing the work.
W. R. Palmer, county agent, report
the hay market now looking up, in
-act the greatsr part of the hay has
been sold Mr.. Palmer has several or
dars 70 hay shipments.
Herald Shake has moved his family
o the house formily occupied by F.
-yon ON 5th street. The home fo.m
occupSsd by Mr. Shake was recent
y sold 70 Mr. B. Cupernull
Everett Purcell came down the lat-
.er part of the week from his hoDfe-
stead on Nutmeg Flat, and visited for
! few days with his mother, Mrs. Nephi
Purcell. He reports about a foot of
now on the flat when he left.
The VIII Sterdevant home on
center ave-, occupied by DR.. E. B.
iolms and family has recently ben
old to Nurce Blanchard, who will
'ccupy the place. DR.. Holms for the
present is stopping at the Hotel Ban
'roft until a suitable house can be
'btained.
Mr.. D. W, Ainey lett the latter part
u tie week IUr uenaie, Idano, wneIe
-e Will engage in helping Mr.. Geo.
-. baker IN Improving mis- ranch near
hat place. Mrs. Ainey will remain
With her daughter, Mrs. Mhalep, for
ew weeks, tnep viii join Mr.. Ainey.
hey will likely be gone the greater
art of the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. H. Hogue returned
asst THURSDAY IRON 1our weeks trip
O Chicago. Mr.. Hogue spent some
ime in getting things lined up for
MS year and says the prospects
ever was better for a good years
usihess than at the present time.
>enney and CO. are in close touch
nth the marketing points OF both
he U. S. and Europe and are in
oistion to handle larger tonnage of
ruit than ever before.
The wet weather during the past
wo or three weeks has ben ex.
sedingly bad Tor the sheep man dur
az the lambing season, but not with
tanding the TACT, they report good
of ambs. Mr.. Sewell who
as eight bands on this Oregon side
our bands on Payette Oregon slope
nd four south of Ontario, says SO
ar his bands viii average at least
90 percent but it has taken diligent
Fork on the part of the men in
barge.
L. Il Merritt has sold his ranch ne !
,agle. and has purchased 40 acres
ract about mile east of New Ply
louth and is now living at his new