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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-13

SALE NFNU or cscnangc. $40 a,rss.
well improved. Owner. John poct.
Neodesha hans's
NILSSON IA.
MY well Improved 700 acre tarm in N,a.
souu from owuer. must sell. bargain
Ownsr sc Franklin Az, Springfield
ron SALE or rNcuANGE. RIVER
NOTION FAUM
Two fine torms with good NOW buildings
uue i9a nCrHH nearly all Cow skin flvrr
bottom, produced 700 bushels corn prr
acre THIS ycat. other iso acr"s. nearly au
lu cultivation and is rIN'r.pfuIrlc land
an 900 Heart uf osnrk Playground
WIN tnke ono-nalf 10 uado. drugs, NOR.
chaudi-s. residences ur apartment or good
car. Address De-, tasM world
FuH SALE pr exchange s,p e,rgs ~
RIPLEY county NIasuur. LAYS halt mile
from state hrhvnl. good uwrhr land.
viii avcfHgr so Ties per acre. lo& good
cuit,aunF land whom cleared. Want
luisH ur inffrarI'lu property Nr E"ud
u,ulsrs. addt,as O.. o.. 'oaIHuu. ropan.
OKLA.
MISSOURI So muomN buys 90 acres
farm land. soufhrfn Missouri. price 1900
NrpguO Mo.
The very beet lo.arru tnrm 200 newton
county Mo. the very bost location. th'
cnst around s. 600 ANA ON e good ro.d.
can drive 10 town m 10 minutes. trlc.
phunr M house and lighting system. b
real uu.tu.dntr home. tive rooms three
rorchss nice hFs,mtnt and ruuu barn 4
J.rooW tenant house This forty H au iu
bearing fruit except eight nrrrH whi,h
be- iu fine young timber rrco $500 per
acre.
The fruit consists NJ the following.
. ~ acres ot Grimes Golden, Jonathan an.
NiueHapH.
als acres iu ,herrI.s
ia Htrps lu peaches.
acres lu grapes,
Anna 4. Muster
7lb security llluE
Phone usagr 22Gl Evenings Gear stt
. OZARK FARMS Mlssouti sdi Afkansas
J from 20 tn 1000 HCtes. ull. TIc#s fruW
] t2po up. Come Iu ur write De NvAhitt
. Iu,. t0a Security HuilduR Ihrie Os.go
. cool. Residence. usaEc 500 u
/ SPLENDID 2t7.acr, tract of lend. noar
/ St Louis in county bordering un Mia.
. s"url river. This faTw iuluiuE llr
. county seat uf Montgomery rouutt. with
/ Kansns CIV ST. i1uts auto road running
/ through ~ ls one ut tho best properties
/ / havr To offer Wul take good fsuluctre
in rulsa. Th.mrsnu. eob Mayo ildE
. TFN.ACRE fruit t.u. d., u,l.s ir.n
Ncosho Mo, ~ trade Tor farm or Tulsa
property phone tF9 A. pNasHu. plIa
NEw MENICO
/ FARMERS. For btass.tu,N rscta about
I the best Rll-rouud progressive. irrigated
district a.. S. Pruiucb. write today.
Farm bureau. Las cruces ~. NJ
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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-13
$1Y5gp r.
$17,5OO
HOME WANTED

Have lot 230x50 the very finest location Maple
Ridge Price $4,000.
viii trade these lots and pay cash difference for good
home in Maple Ridge MorninRside.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-13

115 DOWN
Mgh"s thp fItst payment uu Nu mere
~ g5auHd. truUihi, payments only
$40 per month. Call DauRC Cgg.
Cedar $50.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-13

HON poEs THIS APFEAr 10 your a
choice acre trnct on the Federul paved
tnHd. new f.roum bungalow with two
nice purcheE and bathroom. dandy we'll
OF water, a. t37so with terms 90 suit
Don't ovotl1uk tnis bat call cedar -17
HlgH-CIASS
Siv-room bungalow, South EnatUu T.
NJ HollNman Realty co, Cedar 1859.
HtGn CLASS s-toom huuga!ow. South
Boston n. 81. uoilyman Realty 60
Cedar 1859.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-13

ONE three. one A-room house. both on one
lot; paved street, circuit district. only
$500 cash and $50 per month win rent
for SIS. Can freeman, Usage fs0l-I2lO-J.
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GREAT BNUGAtNaS SANp' SPRINGS
Ia rdy t-fcom house fsui fine. talt fr.gf
lots, au ~ Tor te66o with $500 cash
one-haif block car ans paving Cali
freeman 4 Cunningham. DsagH tsol.
Usage t2tO-J
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-13
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
MISSOURI

SALE NENU or cvcnapgc $40 acres.
we'll improved. OwuCi John puct.
NauInaMa Nau...-
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1921-08-11
WHAT ABOUT THE
STREET FAIR?

When Psystte decided not 10 eel
sbrate the Fourth Of July. Il was ua-
derstoOd that street fair would b.
held some time this fall So far Te
have heard nothing Of any prepare
tion being made. he tine for eOn-
dUcting an affair OF this kind ~iII
soon Be here Psyette IS being
made quite prominent with splendid
street improvement and the building
of many modern homes and other
wise besUtifying the city, why not
carry ont the plan above mentioned
al demonstrate that this conmuni-
= can show more thoroughbred
stock fruit and agricultural pro
duets than any spot in the State
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1921-08-11
VI. 0. ". WILL HOLD
FIIsST ANNUAL PICNIC

On ras 18th Of August. Sunday,
tle E-oodueu II the World are Civ
ing one Of the big events Of South
western Idaho This year il takes
the form Of big public picnic The
W9CdEeu have chosen zs the spot
TO- this picnic a large grove OF trees
Just north 0: the Weshoe Conmuni-
J. School. about Z mile out Of Pay
cite The picnic viii commence
about eleven O'Clock ard everybody
iE invited % come, bring their
lunches and enjoy = fine afternoon
and eTentng With their ueighbors
AID the WoOtEen- Two OF the best
speakers il the Northwest EiI f1r1-
ish the orator., one hsIIing from
Portland and the other from Spo-
Eza= The itaeg events Of The day
viii b races Tor the young. old and
rzte-medjets, Championship rug-of-
-aE between tE0 OF the riEal teams
% the district pie eating contest for
:ze youngsters and many other
events OF Z nature that would only
D spoiled BY giving prior notice
The TOotEsn promise that this
viii bs one Of the finest out door
gatherings that PsyeCts county has
s==1 in many q year
The grounds have been cleared
a1l there Is plenty Of shade and no
1zde7bTush 50 that clothes wiIl not
be spoiled. The woodmen have also
had Al injunction issued against
ants and mosquitoes so that every
thing IS in shape for . good day.
C-iag yoCr family and your neigh
OoGs family and make it day With
one Of the livest organizations in
the world
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1921-08-11
RURAI-CARRIER EXAMINATION

The United States Civil Service
Commission has announced an ex-
animation for the County OF Payette
Idaho, to be held on Sept 10, 1921,
to fill the position of rural carrier at
Payette and vacancies that may later
occur on rural routes from other
post offices in the above mentioned
count The salary of a rural carrier
on a standard daily wagon route of
"a miles is $500 per annum. with
an additional $50 per mile per an
mum for each mile or major fraction
thereof in excess of "a miles.
The salary on motor routes ranges
from s2,450 to $4,000 per annum,
according to length. Separate eI-
aminations for motor routes and
wagon routes are no longer held
Appointments to both positions will
be made from the same register.
Appointments tosshrdlu cmfwpy thin
The examination will be open only
to citizens who are actually domi-
ciled in the territory of a post office
in the county and who meet the
other requirements set forth in
Form No. 1877. Both men and wo-
men, if qualified may enter the ex-
animation, but appointing officers
have the legal right TO specify the
sex desired in requesting certifica-
tion of eligibles Women will not be
considered for rural carrier appoint
ment unless they are the widows OF
L. S. soldiers, sailors or marines, or
the wives of L. S. soldiers. sailors
or marines who are physically dis
qualified for examination by reason
of injuries received in the line of
military duty. Form No 1877 and
application blanks may be obtained
from the offices mentioned above or
from the United States Civil Service
Commission at Washington, D. C.
Applications should be forwarded
to the Commission at Washington.
D. c. at the earliest practicable date
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1921-08-11
At THE EMMA

The attraction at the Emma Thea
tire. beginning Wednesday will be
.Dinty." in which young Wesley
Barry makes his bow to the picture
loving public in his first actuol star
ring vehicle. directed by Mashall
NeiIan. who also wrote the story
himself.
Advance reports state that the
freckle-faced youngster Of Daddy
Long Legs" Don't Ever Marry ;
and Go Get It, has in this lates:
film made the finest performance o:
his brief but brilliant career.
"Diaty', is the tale OF fighting
san Francisco newsboy, "Dinty
O'Sullivan. It deals with his rise
70 The head of-the Newsboys' Trust.
running down a band OF Malay high
binders who have stolen the assis-
tant district attorneys fiancee.
Pathos. humor. romance and adyen-
ture are the four elements that Mar
shall Neilan has woven into the plot
Marion Fairfax. the clever sub
titler of &c and Get It" nd othaer
screen successes. prepared the see
mario for "Dinty'' from Mr.. Neilsn'S S
story. Many Of the scenes were pho
to graphed in San FranciscO's China
town and waterfront. and some re-
markable effects are said TO have
been obtained.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1921-08-11
HYSTERI0USLY
DISAPPEARS

Wm- Otter. 2 farm hand working
On the y r SI-sW ranch near New
Plymouth dizseL ppezrsd very ug-
te-iozsIy last Saturday morning.
Otter left the Shaw home n New
Plymouth Saturday morning about
eight O'Clock. drove % the ranch
about z mile southwest q t0wu- and
was sOC1 followed b. Mr. Shaw Who
WITH the hired uzn was intending
20 bald some fence. When zrrfeInz
At the ranch Mr. Shaw found the
team hiteEed 70 the fence bat the
man vas 10 Ehe-s 70 be found Mr..
shaw zp=lc Saturday IN looking
about the EeigaborEOod IN search
oE the missing nan, and oa Sunday
about twenty-five ueigzbors made Z
diIEenr search covering consider
able Of The sage brush territOry
south 0i town ard also The water N
-hs canal which runs 5y tie Shaw
ranch vas turned Ozt II sezrch Of
the body. Searching parties have
been diligently AZ work Up Until last
sTsut1g with 10 result i brother
OF the missing nan who lives II Can
ada Unexpectedly arrived Wstuss-
day expecting 70 surprise his brother
Is theE had not net for The last ufne
years Sheriff Jettsris has also
bs=z assisting II the wCrk Locating
the missing nan and has senr out
full descriptions 70 the officers coz
=riug practically all towus IN South
en- Idaho Otter Ezs : single nan
about - years. OF age and cane 10
New Plymouth some four OF five
years ago and has not drawn any OF
his suuuer's wages for his summers
Work, has soma money N the hank,
also = few head OF cattle
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1921-08-11
CoCsCIL CoNFERs DECREE

Monday evsuing August sth-
1871 King Solomon Council. L. D.
Royal and Select Masters conferred
the Royal and Select Master degrees
upon tEsEEs candidates namely. NJ
z UcDorzEd- WE ? ShsrEOod- J.
z TurHsr- Waiter G. Pence Wm- B
Baker. Ross P Mason 4 " Chriz-
tizu. Z D Pzchz- z H Murphv- Z
?. HUFF, n 2 AIbs-E and ? s lin
Ueruz1-
Fred N Moss Frank z E7slsy.
z c 5 BrzEnz-t. Chzs HzrtuuE
J. z OLDHAM. 4 B Moss Jr- !
Ronald wzIkeE. J. P Walker. a
z White AID O. H Aver. Eho we're
members Of Idaho Council No /
Royal and SeIsct Masters OF Boise.
Idaho received 4 dLspezsztion about
t=o weeks ago 10 organize Coun-
ell Of ROYAL and Select Masters At
Pzystts- Idaho. which has been done
and rhs- have seen quite busy since
and have put On the work n very
fire SHAPE IN Co7TsrT5lg the degrees
on the above mentioned candidates
Monday evening
King Solomon Council expects TO
receive : Charter next month zai
from the names OF Mzso1s desiring
-Less hiEEe- degrees being received
II appears that they VII have : mem
bz-shir q ovs- Ice bv the first OF
the 1sv year, vhicE viii add an
ether live body % Tho Nazozi-
Lodgsz II SEs city
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1921-08-11
THE BEST WE CAN no.

News IS rather scarce this week
out when there is nothing Of a seri-
Gus nature happens in the oommu-
Ht'v wc should be thankful. rather
than cuss the Editor for not having
n newsy sheet. Everybody seems to
have rone on vacation to the hills
on Il fishing trip or to the Lakes to
enjy the cool shade. The Editor is
abut the only man who doesn't seem
to be able to go. If there is any
other scrub in town who hasn't been
liable take some kind of trip. your
invited to call at the Enterprise Of
flee and if We can find place to dig
Il few worms. we'll hoof it out to
Washoo slough and try ur luck on
a few bullheads.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1921-08-11
NIARRTFD.
IOCSsEY-PEERY.

= very pretty home Wedding took
place AZ the home Of 3Er- ard l,gs
Henry Jones Of the Lover Emmett
Bench. Tuesday. aug End II oa=
o'clock when Mrs JOaes's dsugEte-.
Miss Vera Il yaun NOUnsey becaze
the bride Of Harry Z Peery. sOz q
3lr. and Mrs. J. W Peery Of FaLk
Tie Rev. H c Shaw Of Emmett o.
ftciztitg- The beeEtifEI ring eers-
uony being used. The ceremony
took place On the Lawn which -15
Beautifully decorated tae 9reEeE5-
rating coIors being red and green
the contracting couple stood uzzs-
With green
The brides gown was Of white
satin covered with gsorgette ersEe
trimmed in beads, and carried 2
brides bouquet Of roses. sweet pas
zud ferns After the ceremony the
guests 70 the number Of twenty-five
sz- down 70 an elegant Wedding p
past Hiss MouEssy was one OF
this vicinities most popular young
ladies and attended the Eu1s-r
High School Mr.. PesEy the foE5u-
nate and highly respective -011E
MAJ and one Of OR progressive
young farmers has resided N this
vicinity for 2 number Of years
He vas 4 member Of the 3Gsth
Field Artillery and ssrved months
overseas.
- A-slE those SS-xtsEessed -tss
ceremony we're Mr. and Mrs. Hsc-y
ones. Mr. and Mrs J. " Peery. Of
FzIk- Mr. and Mrs Chzs- MeLzugh-
in Of Emmett, Mr. and Mrs J P
Peery and family and Mr. johnson
Of weiszr, Nj and Mrs r. c. Thorn
ton OF Pzystte, Mr- and Mrs Loren
Poue-oy and family and Ralph Par
rott- OF Fzlk. N and Mrs c \ and
Mr. and Mrs G. L Mills OF Lethz-
The bridal couple received many
beautiful gifts After the ceremony
the happy couple left for Wsizer tc
visit the groou's brother. thence 60
ing 70 Stzrkey Hot Springs and
other points They will Be At home
on the grOou's farm after August
18th and viii Be pleased 70 meet
their many friends
We extend hesTCisst CCngratul2-
tfoas and wish them 4 long and pros
porous life
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1921-08-11
AVOID DANGER.

\ few days ago. two of our tay-
cite citizens happened to be on the
Snake river bridge north Of Payette
when an auto crossed with the cut
out open when the exhaust from
the car set fire TO the dry litter on
the bridge which quickly set fire to
the dry plank. and would have un-
ioubtedly destroyed the bridge had
1t not been for the parties present
who extinguished the flames before
getting under headway. 1t would
be a good plan to close the cut-out
crossing bridges during the hot dry
weather.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1921-08-11
AUTOMOBILES
CLASH TOGETHER

II is not often the participants in
an accident are accommodating
enough to have the ataiT happea
right al our door. but when a ?.
Adams backed his car from the cGE5
Just in front Of the Enterprise Of
flee last Monday and smashed into
the Nick Broderson car driven By his
daughter. We got the Item first
handed without going after ii. Miss
Broderson was driving aP street and
was struck b. the Adams car ss il
left the curb. No Onc vas hurt. bat
both cars we're quite badly damaged.
Nr. Adams takes the blame and Eill
pay all dana ges.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1921-08-11
SCHEDULE OF POULTRY
CULLING DEMONSTRATIONS

Prem Moore Of the University OF
Idaho Extension DiSision will bs il
Payetts County August 18th, 18th
aud goth for the purpose OF tss hing
those interested in the poultry in
dusIry how to Gull ont their f-oeks
properly. Demonstrations viii be
given ar the places listed below.
Thursday. August 18th
$50 \. ". Ralph MakirSou. ;
miles s. Z OF Fruitlznd.
SOC P. ". H. Major. I mile 5,
Of New Plymouth
Friday. August 18th.
$50 A. NJ. Roy Cox. l mile 5.
Of Fruitlsnd.
500 P. ". To be arranged.
Saturday. August 29th-
miles North OF Paystte-
$50 A N. l. E. Keller. Ia
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1921-08-11
EMMA THEATRE
PROGRAM

Thursday, Aug. 11th,-The last
night Of "Isobel" or the Tracks
End. by James Oliver Curwood
Pathe News.
Friday night and Saturday matinee.
Alice Brady in The Land Of Hope
and 1Ith episode Of The Son Of
TaTzan"
Saturday nite-JUstine Johnstone in
4 Heart to Let" and Monkey
comedy out for the Night
Mon. and Tues. Aug. Is and 18th.
ELL H rita n 'dcmfwyp htm
Bf1 Hart in "Sand,', Sunshine
comedy All Wrong"
Wcdaes.. and Thur. Aug. IT and
IS. Wesley Barry in "Dinty',
Pathe News.
aug q and 25. The County Fair"
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1921-08-11
POTATO MARKET BOOMING.

The potato market has more than
doubled in the last ten days jump
ing from $500 to $4,000 and s45.-
90 per ton however many OF the
growers have sold their early crop
at the lower prices. 1t is at least
encouraging to the farmer to see a
little advance in some of the farm
products. Apples are also little on
he advance of the prices offered a
few weeks ago. quite a few sold sew
eral weeks ago. at about $4,000 per
ton and the last week or ten days
S55.aO and $4,000 seems to be
about The prevailing price for good
varieties
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1921-08-11
LEFT FOR THE MOUNTAINS
WE'LL EQUIPPED

H. c. Elton and Charlie Crump
left Payetle this Thursday morn
ing for the Sawtooth mountains on
an extended outing trip. they went
well equipped in light ford truck
which had been especially rebuilt by
Mr.. Elton for the occasion There
were a thousand and one camp con-
veniences arranged including an
electric bell with sufficient capacity
to warn the travellers q mile in ad-
vance. II is needless to say they
will have a real pleasure trip.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1921-08-11
BOYS AND GIRLS CLUE Plan
COUNTY EXHIBIT LAST
WEI ~ AUGUST

/ After q very successful year In
livestock and poultry haising, can
ming, sewing and baking the club
members throughout the aouE-y VII
hold their third annual club exhibit.
AS formerly the business firms in
the county have given generously
for the prize money. The exhibit
will be held at EruiLlaEd the last;
week IN August. L promises 70 BE-
bigger and better than ever before.
the boys are handling much better
!iYc.tock and there is much EceEc-
competition for winning the coyeteG
bl1s ribbon
At the exhibit the girls will con
pete for the state Fair trip tina; is
awarded to the demonstration teams
excelIing in Gaming. sewing and bak-
ing. The boys also will compete III
stock-judging to determine ~h1
will represent Payette County in
the State contest. At present Pay
cite County holds the highest hon
ors Of any county in the state in
livestock judging. one Of the club
mem bers last year winning more
points tnan any other boy in the
state. We expect to bring the same
honors from the State Fair this
year. The club member that won
these honors is away at this time so
Il is up 10 some other Stub boy TO
keep up the standard for Payette
County.C
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1921-08-11
AS THE GAS
WELL PROGRESSES

Many people are visiting the Ida
no Oil & Gas Company's gas well
this week and are watching with in
tcrest different phases OF how an
oil vel! is drilled. Some difficulty
was encOunte-er in easing off the
wash gravel and large quantities Of
water which extended down about
20 feet. TWO lengths Of casing have
now been driven into the hole and
the drill is now going through some
gray and blue shaIes which means
that the hardest part OF the drilling
mas been successfully passed
through. The new forge which is
used 70 sharpen the drilling bits was
put into action this week and works
very satisfactorily heating the bits
10 a white heat.
Among the visitors 70 the well
this week was Mr.. Harding. a
PROMINENT oil man from Oklahoma.
Tho is touring d number OF states By
automobile, looking for oil pros
Tects and after travelling over 5000
miles, he states this is the most ia
vorable territory ne has seen since
leaving Oklahoma Another visitor
was Mr.. Pratt from Casper, Wyo-
ming and others have come over
from the Oregon side. The big well
is attracting attention all up and
down the Snake River Valley.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1921-08-11
PERSONAL AND LOCAL MENTION

Mrs. Z. n Pearson and Mrs. i
R Ensign are enjoying 2 weeks
visit at Payecte Lakes.
D.. Z. ,. Holmes and son left Fri
day morning for Cuprum. Idaho. 10
Be gone until September first
Mr. willard and Henry Alden
have gone to the mountains 10 spend
q couple of weeks prospecting.
". 4. Farber is building mod
err bungalow garage at the rear of
his new home on First Ave. South.
". E. Laughsry and family spent
Sunday in Boise. driving over in
their auto. and returned in the even
ing.
DR.. / r. Woodward and feamily
are spending the week at their usu-
al outing place on Upper squaw
Creek
The B. !. P. L held their month
/ business and social meeting at
the n. ". HazeItine home Tuesday
evening.
NJ D. Fleming, eye specialist from
Boise will be at Hotel Bancroft on
Wednesday, Aug. 18th. See him
about your eyes.
Miss Ladelphia Harris has return
ed to Spokane, after spending
month with her grandparents, Mr..
and Mrs. Willard Aldiu.
Charlie Crump who has been en-
plOyed near the Payette Lakes dur
ing the past several months returned
home the latter part of the week
Attorney ]. H. Norris and family,
accompanied by the McPhesrson
family of Friutlsnd, left Saturday
evening in two automo mobiles for an
outing IN the mountains,
Moving TO and from leighboriug
towns our speciality. Independent
Transfer K Storage Co. Phone 1875.
o. Z. BosSen and family returned
Saturday from Yellowston Park. and
on Sunday Mr.. BOssen went to Roise
to attend the State Board Of EquaIi-
Eatiou, representing PayetJs County.
\ marriage license was issued
August 6th to Raymond Joel Riggs
and Weltha Wioua WiIkis. They
we're married the following day by
Rev. ". c. Agee. Of Ustic. pastor Of
the Baptist Church
Mrs. Herline who recently sold
her property in Payette and moved
10 Ontario. has returned to Payette
and has purchased a brick home on
the corner OF 18th Street and Sec
oud Avenue South.
Chief of Police Fenske and Depu-
ty Sheriff walbrecht, returned
Tuesday afternoon from a two
weeks vacation. going by auto to
the coast. They visited Portland,
Seaside. Salem and several other
coast cities taking in the sights.
The ground was staked out We'd
neSdsy for the erection OF an auto
mobile service station TO be built by
Nick Brodersou on his lots on the
corner of Sth street and Second
Avenue North. The place will be
conducted by Schlothman brothers
of this city.
Harry E. Smith and daughter.
LeorS, accompanied by Mr.. Smiths
mother. who is here spending the
summer. drove to the Ctpitsl City,
Sunday Mrs. Smith remained for
a weeks visit with brother, Rev. P.
Koenig After spending very
pleasant day Mr.. Smith and daugh-
u
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1921-08-11
ANNisIN,-E,rhNr

Dy. J, {. Woodward. 0cUItst. de-
Sires to SaH1SRes that he will be At
has oIfleu In Woodward Building.
every afternoon for the purpose Of
FITTING CLASSES. Arrangements
may be piade for evening appoint
meDts- El7es win be examined FREE
Of CHARGE. ouiee equipment in
eludeS SssKy modern instrument
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1921-08-11
MRS. &. O. a LYCkBERG HERE

MRS. &. o. 4. LYChBERG HERE
LI-s. c. O. \ Lyckbsrg. perhaps
better known % her Payette friends
as MS Hodsou. arrived in Payette
from her home az Los Angeles. Cali
foTHia. last Saturday She is look
ing exceptionally zsu and seems
pleased to be back to her old home
town. While her home is EOw at
Los Angeles she is still booster for
PayeIte. she says the winter climate
in aCIiforRia Is very pleasant but
would much prefer the Idaho eli
mate during the entire year Mrs
Lyckberg will 20 10 POcatsll0 the
latter part OF this Sssk on business
matters. and return 10 Pzyette be-
fore returning 70 Los Angeles about
Sept first She viii stop at Port
land on her return 10 visit relatives