Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1922-11-09
PERSONAL AND LOCAL MENTION

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/ The Ladies Aid of the M. E. church
will hold the Annual Bazaar on Dec.
End.
Get your Holiday Hemstitchine
done early before the rush is on
Mrs. Bird Jacobsen.
!! Robert Fee made trip to Eden,
! Idaho, last week with carloads of
cattle sold by Jake Bowker.
I The w. C. T. U. will meet next
Tuesday afternoon at 1880 with Mrs.
c. w. Buell. on 2nd. Ave. South. All
ladies are invited to attend.
I Mrs. c. NJ. Wickham of Portland,
arrived in Payette the latter part of
the week for an extended visit at
the home of her daughter, Mrs. H.
B. Catron.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leo Ballenger were,
Sunday guests at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Milt Nesbit. Mrs. Nesbit
and Mrs. Ballenger were school
mates in Boise few years ago.
F. NJ. Moss & Brother are showing
the new cylinder Buick this week.
Henry Bartenhagen and son,
Henry, returned Monday evening
from a hunting trip in the Loman
country. They had fine two point
buck to show as proof of their sue
cess.
w. A. Bartlett claims to be the
champion for bagging the largest
Chinese Pheasant so far this season,
his prize bird measuring 80 inches
from the tip OF his tail to the end of
his bill
A little boy once gave Light
ming" as the definition of the quick
est thing on earth, but has since
changed his mind. A Chinese
rooster making for tooley patch
is the latest solution.
Try the o. S. L. Battery, longer
guarantee. Apr. 27tf.
Ben Bohannon and Walter Gorham
have been working on the Gorham
Mercantile ranch, on Big Willow, the
past two weeks putting in fall grain
They finished the job Saturday even
ing, about $50 acres of wheat and
rye.
The car shortage seems to be seri-
ously effecting all lines of business
in Idaho. We noe by the Cascade
News, that in Valley County the
wheat growers are unable to even
secure freight cars for handling the
crop Of grain.
Did you see the new Buick at the
Buick Garage?
F. c. Hale came down from Cas-
;ade Friday, to spend the winter in
Payette. Mr.. Hale has been with the
Forest Service on the Salmon river
during the summer. where big game
was no curiousity and of course.
anded big buck before leaving his
lamp.
Better light, Hotter Spark, longer
lie. more power.-U. S. L. Battery.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. E. Boggs and Mr.
and Mrs. c. E. Logan and children
from Boise, were guests of Mrs.
8oggs and Mrs. Logan's parents, Mr.
and Mrs. G. S. Fee, Saturday night
md Sunday. Mrs James Monroe,
sister of Mrs. Logan and Mrs. Boggs,
them home to make
short visit before leaving for her
lome in Astoria, Oregon.
The Southern Idaho Drilling Syn
iicate, for the past two weeks have
'een endeavoring to get water to !.
Use in operating the big rig, near
french. Burt Crother is now sinking
! hole with his well-drilling outfit
md expects to strike water within a :
ew days when the company will spud
n, with the oil drilling rig and con- :
inue the work as rapidly as possible
The best for the money is the U. !,
J. l.. Battery. Apr 27tf.
According TO the Cascade News,
zee Lesenby, deputy game warden of p
yascade, reports 152 deer checked a
'ut up to November list, by way of c
lis camp at the South Fork bridge. t
With the road improvement giving f
pportunity for automobiles to go t
ear to the hunting ground, the o
eer will soon be crowded further g
ack or become extinct like the Buff I
alo. q
Buick Automobiles are hard to '
ct in the West, on account of the o
acreased demand all over the East.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. D. Bradshaw ex> p
ect to leave for Jerome, Friday, to d
ook after their interest in the bee e
usiness at that place. Mr.. Brad II
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