Payette enterprise., October 14, 1909, Image 4

About Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935

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GET THE HABIT
of Letting Us do Your Laundry Work
of ail kinds.
Rough Dryf35c per dozen with all flat Ironed.
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PAYETTE STEAM LAUNDRY
J. W. COLLIER. Prop.
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demand* t y jm* writers. When it heroines
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CHICAGO tl ILL1NOI«
Canyon Commercial Co.
YEARLINGS FOR SALK.
W* have a bunch of fine year
Ung* aow ready to be disposed tf.
This tot to th* classiest lot of y«sr
Hog ntlir* and gel ditto* 4M* would
oar* to
hors«« sad branded but ar* sired by
ha eseepOocsliy fine hors«. The en
ure bunch are exits fine in color and
quality and can b- pun-hsaed In five,
te» and twenty head lots or singly
These annual* to tut he sold and
pm is Will b* right For further
particulars c«U on or address Me
Will taxa* Brother* Fayette. Idaho.
see. They
are all range
A reto-dr that «imply gives twin
porar. rtfjrW Is not the right rem
edy to ear* File« You must use
something that will not only allay
laflamatioh on theaurfa* w. but that
•til promptly act on all parts affect
tf. ManZan. the great PII« remedy,
doea this It to coavoolontly applied!
by mean* of a tube with noxxle at
tarhment. For sale by Fayette F bar
toscy.
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CALIFORNIA EXCURSIONS
via Oregon Short Line
Daily for ticket* one way vta Port
land. Frequent date* for other routes
See O. 8. L. agcDl* for further de
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NOTICK.
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The C. A. Herding Island has been
leased by the Fayette ltod and dun
Club and the exclusive privileges for
hunting and fishing on those prern
now under the control of
The premises
nr«*
that organisation,
have been thoroughly placarded to
this effort and anyone not a member
of the organisation found trespass
ing on those premises will be
verely dealt with.
PAYBTTK ROD ft OUN CLUB.
u ni CONSCIOUS WORRY.
Ism «f ths Habit of Taking Things
Tso Ssrisusly.
A groat siany pee>i>l« worry uncon
•rlpualy. says O. 8. Msrdcu In Success
Magasin*. They don't understand why
tboy ar* so tired In the morning, why
their sleep was so dlsturU-d and trou
bled
This mental dlstwrlisnce la often
caused by the bablt of taking things
too seriously, carrying too great a
weight of responsibility Kverywhero
ws see people who lake life too seri
ously, kliMt of us are like the motor
man who not only starts and stops the
rar aod tries to keep from ruoulng
over jieopie. hot also feel* tremendous
snxiety and rvssponalbUlty almut the
mettre power
On* of the most helpful lesson* life
can Impart is that which show* us
bow to do our work as well ns It ran
be done and tbtm let principle Uk*
care of the result, flow often have we
been amused to (ind things come out
much belter than w* anticipated; to
Znd that th# great unseen power that
governs our live« through a wilderness
of trial and tribulation Into the open
has guided oor life ship through thr
fog* uf dlOlcultle# and of sorrow
through storms of hardship* and
tveees. safely Into |">n
The pilot doe* not loo* heart when
be cannot see hi* way. U* turn* to
which see*
that mysterious rouipai
as plainly In U>* fog and gubles as
faithfully In th* tempests as when the
to like glass We are In touch with
a power gr«ater tbsu any comp«»*,
great er than any pilot, a power thnt
can extricate u* front tb# most des
perst« situation.
Children of Crlsniitsla.
It to a curious faet-oti# all at rati
•r*r with the doctrine* of heredity,
Inti borne out by potty# rec ord* —that
I be children of crook*, of all claaa^a.
rsrvl>» turn out to lie crook» tln'm
•elves Dee|>er atudy of the subject
might reveal tlmt they are pisuesMd
"t the criminal Inatloets. but that th#
«t**lcally close example of the puntab
meut and wretebeduess that attend it
criminal career b*» been a terrify lug
determit. The fact, at any rate, re
niatns. The rogues «»lierlea of S.**»
land Yaril. New York and Chicago
may be atudted In vain for the pboto
graphs of a fntber and a aon.—Argo
naut.
ewes also some good Sltrtp bucks.
K. D. Cruaacy, New Flymontii 3stf
For Sale.—66 head of fine wool
I In tho District Court of the 8eventh
i Judicial District of the 8tate of
Idaho, In and for the County of
! Canyon.
W. A. Coughanour, Executor of the
laat will and testament of William
j Krame, deceased, I'lalnllff,
ALIAS SUMMONS.
vs.
Lattl Jock. Mrs. L. David Jack,
Lottie Jack and William K. Mast.-r»
j and the unknown hoirs of David
Jack, deceased Dofondants.
Tb« State of Idaho souds greeting
I to 1-atti Jack, Mrs. L. Iravld Jack,
Lottie Jack, William K. Masters and
tb« unknown heir* of David Jack,
deceased, the above named defend
anta:
j You are boroby required to appear
I In an action brought against you by
I the above named plaintiff In the Dis
trlct Court of th« Seventh Judicial
I District of tbu Stale of Iduho, In
j and for the County of Canyon, un
lo answer the complaint fli.-d tber
I in within twenty days (exclusive of
! the day of service) after the servie,
ion you of this summons, if served
i within the district within which this
action Is brought and within forty
days If served elsewhere. Said ac
tion la brought to quiet title to Lots
tl, 7 and 8 of Block M according to
the plat of the map of Fayette, Ida
W. K. Masters, known and referred
to as Master's Addition to Fayette,
Idaho, and to forever bur you und
each of you from any right, title or
I Interest In and to the said land above
deacrlbed, all of which more fully
appears from the plaintiff's com
plaint which has been filed in th.
above entitled court, a copy of which
complaint is hereto attached, hereby
referred to and made a part hereof.
And you are hereby notified thut
•f you fall to appear and answer the
said complaint as above required,
the said plaintiff will apply to the
I Court for the relief demanded In the
complaint.
I (liven under my hnnd and the seal
of the District Court of the Seventh
Judicial District of the Stute of Ida
ho, In and for the County of Canyon,
I (his the 4 day of October, In the
year of our Lord one thousand nine
hundred and nine.
O. V. HADLEY, Clerk.
LYON & LYON, residing at Pay
ette. Idaho, Attorneys tor Plalutiff.
(Beal.)
ALIAS SUMMONS.
In the District Court of the Seventh
Judicial District of the State of
Idaho, In and for the County of
Canyons
A. K Wood. Plaintiff.
vs.
Harriet Ballwlu. Nancy Boyd, An
gelin« Patterson Mitchell, the un
known heirs of Kuoeh Patterson, de
ceased and the unknown heirs of
Martha F. Bluckmore, deceased, De
fendants.
The Stute of Idaho sends greeting
to Harriet Baldwin. Nancy Boyd, An
gellne Patterson Mitchell, the un
known heirs of Knoch Patterson, tic
ceased and the unknown heirs of
Martha F. lilackmore, deceased:
You are hereby required to appear
In an action brought against you bv
the above named plaintiff, in the
District Court of the Seventh Judi
cial District of the State of Idaho, In
nnd for th« County of Canyon, and to
answer the complaint filed therein,
within twenty days (exclusive of tin
day of service) after the service on
you of this summons. If served with
in the district within which this ac
tion Is brought and within forty days
tf served elsewhere. Said action Is
brought to quiet title to Lots I, 2
ami 3 of Hectlon two, Township nine
North. Range 5 West of the Dois
Meridian. In Canyon County. State
of Idaho, and to forever bar you
from any right, title or Interest In
and to the said land above described.
all of which more fully appears from
the plaintiff* complaint which has
bfw*n fill'd In the above entitled
court, a copy of which Is hereto at
inched, hereby referred to and mad*'
a part hert*of.
And you ari* hereby notified that If
you fall to appear and answer the
said complaint as above required, the!
said plaintiff will apply to the Court !
for the relief demanded In the said j
!
complaint.
Ulvvii umtvr my haiui and th# *»'«1 j
of the District Court of the Seventh i
this Ihe 4 day of October, lu ,ht *
year of our Lord, one thousand nine!
hundred and tilit*'.
Judlelal Dl*trirt of the State of Ida
ho. In and for the County of Canyon, I
O V. RADLEY, Clerk.
LYON ft LYON, Attya. Tor plain
tiff, residing at Payette, Idaho,
taeal.)
IDAHO INTERMOUNTAIN FAR
Boise, Idaho October 11 to 16, 1909.,
For above occasion the O. 8.
Ry. Co. will aell round trip tickets
Payette to Boise, Idaho at rate of
$2.40. Ticket* sold October 8th to
16th inclusive, limited continuous pas
sage In each direction.
Uralt of October 18. 1809.
L,
Final return
U. F. JOHNSON, Agent.
(last year memohagle for
FOREST FIRE DESTRUCTION.
formi fir »
ab,f! <J ' rt,ru ' 1,1 11 '*>
country. It «ill b> «•
b,for ' lh * '" ,al
tor 11,1 ,lre
iBiti.j*
r 4 <>: .«*
raiislus
ne ne -I known
usidera
lime to rttu. in figuring out
year's losses, It will be natural
to,
I loss-a .or i.irt
make comparison
year, which, according
Cleveland, Jr., In the
the Department of Agi
. anse 1008 to be long remember* 1
to Tret
• ar Book of
adl
ill
ilture.
"A dry maaoti, combln-d with vh.u
be eveu mon- than tjhft
umuuI Indifference toward must 11 fire«
which might ca ily have be< u exclu
Kuiithcd at the •tart.'* uuvh .Mr. Clove
hold, "cauiied live conflaKno
dona la practically every »tato, with
,0 lO.ÜOO. In
oc wrought
nod
tosses aggregating
comparison with ll
elsewhere, Hi
. louai Foresti
; hui fires raged wit I j 111 lb For ms
as they did outside, they
destroyed tin
enough to run the Foi
I
damage
. dlugi:
would have
I), !>.)(),
r worth
rrvioi
a prar
uns.
»r
tain that must if not all ot
e which was
m prevented had the For
ests been fully mat
••Finally, tho <•
Ically c.
he dam
it
in
.f
lost
I mates
made by tho Servie
i.*Bts arc partkuiai
uke full account, t
.> young growth.
I .uales of los
based u (ton
handing timber
hey do not reckon the u
greater loss In injury or destruction
of young growing stock."
The methods
crament keeps down the fire !osi
on the National Forests Include:
I. C'onsl
by picked forces of rangers and
National
r»r
lung, and
jury done,
estl
inmuiu
tifcH
arc
forest
n
clou*
prop« rty ;
to
and
far
rich the
patrol
mt and s.vste
uttic
guards.
2. The ci
trails, uIho telephone lin.
massing of large
«(ruction of roads and
which fa
fire
Lllttf
'igli ling forces;
construction of fire lines
which. In some instam es, check the
spread of fire without human help.
4. The equipment of
with flre-flghtlng tools and
piles necessary in fighting
supplies of tools are kept at conven
ent points at ail times, in order to
have them easily accci
■si officers. In c.
T.. Cooperation with railroads, tim
ber land owners,
protection, in this way making It
possible to protiH-t h
the companies and the Forest
»ice n. a much smaller cost to
iovor : ment than would he the case
were the National Forest Ian is aloii.
o tec ted by the local offie s.
Just as the praotlc
lie
other sup
fires. Tlie
i> For
cible
fins break out.
in fin
tires lands o
Ber
the
•r.
forestry is
for the
mportant In the movement
if all natural resourc
•ration
mu
the
of
for
so is the protection
s important in ill
lonal for- st work. In
fur
•sis from fii
rIterance of
fact, for Htry In tun
means nothing mure than
five lumbering and the
nt forest fires. I
• hat
y instances
conserva
prevention
Sam realizes
wise use and
tiironeh the
vlll U be posai
irai tlmborlaml per
1
• I
make I
The practice o
irevlatlng
manentty productive,
forestry does not mean
She use of the land,
of the young growth fn
bring about a
for with
yield of the fo
product Improves in
•hat the value of the farm inereas.
iad, con
rip* will
ami i ire *i
s and tin
ini
ixduy
cult
tucren
me
manag'
under a proper system of
ment.
A MAN OF LUCK.
Th* Story of th® Test by the Easter«
King's Minister.
A kltnr one« said to a minister. "Do
you Indien* In Inc!:'.'"
"I do." said the minister.
"Ontt you prove It?" nuked the king
"Yes, I can "
tug of
So one nl.-.'hl he tied up to the eell
qitninlu
Pf« 1
re. I
nd let ii
ml veil with ilium-'!
In luck
men. one of whom belli
nnd tin* other In human
The one tvlm believed In In 'it quietly
•Vfl
ht?) blanket: the other it ft
found the I" «ml. (eelim* in the <!:irk
tlie peas and t
threw the illamnutW to I'!»
>rt alone
laid himself down on rite ground <m
« 1 1 me
». afv
nmimn
"TU*'***
lJ ''.' n, ' ÄS ' , . . lv hu
The matt below received litem lu m»
blanket.
in the morning the king tied the
minister «-«tue «cd te'.t m. Ii • am (■
k*i*(* what he hud fm d
«
which he Ii d Ci'Ccu: Hie ■ F.cr t"i Hie
stem's for your
Ti
me n
>t tl.e i»'ie<
diamond»
*n sit'd. "Sire, there
■e, l*e luck, but It is as ran*
The minister t
tatty, you
as pod* mixed with dl:t
none h*'t*e It* live tiy link.**- An 1-atat
ent Kable.
An Ample Teat.
Agent Sure year
The f Insured Onc
Oh. yes yea. The Agent- E'er test
It? The Insured-Yes. Indeed.
vv ,netted a H fleet) tuning bull game
with the »core 1 n* I. ■ Cleveland Piaiu
The Insurance
heart Isn't weak'/
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Dealer.
I OR SALE, WANTS, ETC
fW Sale.—A six room house,
i.'ht*au it tak'-n at once. F. M. Sa tori»
The Fayette planning Mill ban tb
: I i i i o!h ctlou of acreon doors eve
isen in Fayette.
Downs line of Wool Square
'Hanget is. They are elegant.
For Sale.—38 Rambouillet
Thacker ft Co.
3Gtf
Bucks.
38U
For Sale. Figs, all sizes and ages,
(ieorge Scott, French, Idaho,
phone.
Bell
Third crop hay for sale.—2 1-2
miles from town. Scales on ranch.
Inquire C. F. Draper.
38 tf
For Sal- Seed rye and blue stem
heat.
Henry Sick, Hie No. 2 Pay
itte. Ind 'phone 2021.
3014
For Sale. —Two eight-foot counter
no-s at a bargain. Inquire
irston's Drug Store.
Rings Little Liver Fills for sick
... a.la. he and bllliousueBS. They are
i.-iy and pleasant to take. A cool
ing, healing, soothing, cleansing
als. is Finesale, G'arbolized. Sold
..y the Fayette Pharmacy.
1er Rent.— Seven room house on
rout sti. et. S. K. Chapman 39
For sale—Six horse power gaso
iine engine Fairbanks Morse make
:u first class shape.—Michael Har
it Th
3!)tf
ris, both phones.
Don't forget that Downs carries a
.'nil line of buggy trimmings, cush
ions, dash hoards, side curtains,
36tf
34tf.
etc.
For Sale.—500 ewes and lambs.
Also 100 tons of hay. N. S. Felt
2 miles west of New Plymouth
llOUl
Dryer.
Sale.— Twenty acres about
miles southeast of Fruitland.
r ved. Four room house, cor
i'ii-'n. nod well, about 200 fruit
( . s. appl. s and prunes, and the
. t in alfalfa. I will take a small
■ uid lot In good location In
ii'v. tr.- or Ontario as part payment,
i i. : pi. <• can be bqught for $175.00
er a T" with twenty shares of wa
r . in k in the Farmers' ditch. Rea
soning, I am disabled and
itinni care for th»> place. See own
,\ I re i Moiils. Payette. R. F. D.
No. 1.
son f
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NOTICE TO PATRONS
On a. .punt of the extremely high
up. e of hay and all grains we have
. ! " i <i to raise our rates from
have been accustomed to
g our iiatrons and take this
of notifying them of the
Placards have been posted
:i. . s of business announcing
mg > and what the rate
.1 . i. first day of October
I . e take notice of this change
JOHN It. BANKS.
R. Y. CURRIN & SON.
•mis
ou r
will
a rat
NOTICE TO HUNTERS.
In I r 1er to protect our stock and
I ew remaining quail on our
.1 le we the residents of Washoe
. Mumi hereby forbid all hunting on
...,r r. ..poi-iive ranches, amt pledge
persons
ourselves to prosecute all
who can be proven violators of this
notice.
.1. R. Banks
U. U. Holmes
A. A. Stroup.
W. W. Pain.
.1. N. McPherson.
J. U. Slutmberger.
W. L>. Shamberger.
C. F. Draper.
Jacob Stroup.
C. R. Lowery.
J. It. Purcell.
M. J. Courtner.
October Conference Rates
Via Oregon Short Line. Tickets on
sale from Idaho, Wyoming and Ore
gon points, October 1st to 5th, in
clusive; limit, October 15th. See
agents for rates and further partic
ulars.
A very good remedy and one
that we can highly recommend in
a> cases of Kidney trouble, is Plno
uies, the new kidney remedy. They
are especially good in all cases of
rheumatic pains, weak back or back
,c ue. urinary disorders ami weak
kidneys. For sale by Payette Phar
macy.
3St3 3
THE NOBLE DITCH COM
PANY, LIMITED.
Principal place of business Fayette.
Idaho.
Notice Is hereby given that at a
meeting of the board of directors of
I'lie Noble Ditch Company Ltd. held
en the 4th day of October. 1909. an
ment of 85 cents per share
*
; ! ii s office in the Payette Val
AS!
■v.is levied upon the capital stock of
c iiiorai ion. payable November
. to K. K. Haynea. Seoreta
Sth. 15H
|. : .ink Building In Fayette, Idaho.
upon which this assess
ut ren .ins unpaid on the Sth day
November, line , will be delinquent
.rid advertised for sale at public
: . and unless payment is made
\ny
before, will be sei«! on the 27th day
ot November. 1909. to pay the de
uquent assessment, together with
• ns s of advertisement and ex
R. E. HAYNES.
pense of sjvle.
Secretary
Bank
Office In the Payette Valley
Building, Payette, Idaho.
|
FIRST NATIONAL BANK,
Of Payette. Idaho.
SURPLUS, $35,UO
CAPITAL, $50,000.00
Financial Responsibility of Directors, $2.4 t 0,000.
TheOldest Bank in the Payette Val
Having. Department I im tailed recently. < »II and Inspect our »i'tcui I
4 per cent lntere .1 paid on #.vlugs- Horne bank» furnislied ..
We are prepare.! to handle (or .ale keeping tamable paper».
Hrnail as well a. large account» respectfully solicited.
Headquarters for Stockmen and Farmer».
C.relul Personal Attention given to ail tmsimss entrusted to
appli. ali.4
OFFICERS DIRECTORS
M. F. Albert, Cashier.
A. J. Boehuier, Asst. C
A. B. Mo8h President.
Peter Pence, Vice President.
W. A. C*ughanour Vice-President.
Ben Strohbehn,
C. E. Brainard,
4
1
E. Zinina
M. F. Albert, Din
Albert Wilson,
J. E. Cosgriff,
■W
The dignified business-like way
to pay your bills is to
Write Your
Personal Check
(
4
That gives you a
for the amount,
record of the payment and a receipt .
If you desire a distintive check with
vour name and business engraved
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or printed thereon, speak to one
of our officers. The expense would
be small.
Payette National Bar
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Hprifig--now
.ve have cut uut all cocking lmr>.
toe of ihc hammer. Tlii» not only
nd (look right
ith Itustrong pal
levers and
kes a loe
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noth us oil.
lock that works as
• il main spring
..Daw „ ~a» T y f ast
breakublo coil lever s»ri
uier, und a horizont
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llrecrly on the h
inick, clean, and snappy null.
.Senti tor Art Catalog anil ape
vhich
id is, *17.76 not to Ji0U.no I
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ITHACA
ITHACA CUN CO.: DEPT. 10O
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LAND AND ! YAP BO YE Ml
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COMPANY.
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HORSEMAN ATINTICK
Having decided to locate in Payette 1
call your attention to the fact that I sha
practice of Horse Surgery. I make a s;
DENTISTRY and have had years of expel
lines of my profession.
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O. E. LOWEL, V. S.
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Office at McWilliams Bros, m
acwssanG*
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ROCK SPRINGS COALl Real e
for «verybody
Why use any Other?
Genuine
Rock prings Lump
Coal on hand at
WR1GHT-WILKIE
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Several desirabla
bargin on easv
Ail kinds of
ran#
partly improve
rent, or will ee
ments.
LiJ
,f°J
ter*
Pleantv of
tnotiei
property, or an
ritv long or -h
est rates of nit
P
V ater stock in e
Noble ditch fo
easy payments
for ranch or tc
Call and see us.
LBR. CO.
Bui
C. E. BRAINARl
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