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Newspaper
Payette Enterprise
Location
Payette, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Dec 04, 1913
Page
4
Receipts for the week include cattle 767 calves 18 hogs 4330 and sheep 5144. Cattle market steady for top quality with best steers around 7.60 while cow stock remains poor quality. Hog trading topped at 8 cents with a strong finish. Sheep and lamb prices varied with prime ewes at 4.00 and exceptional lambs at 6.00, amid a Northwest stock show looming December 8.
Public sale announced for Park Ranch located one and a half miles south of Fruitland. Sale starts at 1 PM Tuesday with items including a light driving team, roan pony, mules, wagons, buggy, harnesses, riding cultivator, plows, wheat, and farm tools. Terms: cash under 10 dollars. over 10 dollars due in one year at 10 percent, 5 percent discount for cash. Auctioneers and officials listed.
Notice to creditors of H L Zutz deceased in Canyon County Idaho. Anna Zutz as administratrix lists claims must be exhibited with vouchers within ten months to F H Lyon attorney Payette National Bank Building Payette. Publication dates November 19 1913 to December 11 1913.
Ordinance No 251 assigns the city clerk as ex officio tax collector for Payette Idaho with a 20 day delinquency penalty of ten percent. Ordinance No 250 bans peddling fruits vegetables and merchandise on the Oregon Short Line Railway right of way with fines from five to twenty five dollars and a provision repealing conflicting ordinances. Both ordinances take effect after passage approval and publication dated November 28 1913.
Notice is published by Thomas F. Castles administrator of the estate of Thomas Castles deceased. Creditors must file claims with vouchers within ten days after publication at the office of F. H. Lyon Payette National Bank Building Payette Canyon County Idaho. The notice appears in this edition with dates November 19 1946 and December 11.
Church announcements list Baptist, Episcopal, Brethren, Christian and A. L. Gorham churches with service times Sunday School 10, morning worship 11, Sunday evening 7 or 8, midweek meetings, prayer services, and pastors named including B. J. Evans and Thos Ashworth. Invites to strangers.
Ordinance No 252 introduced by Mr Fulton amends section 5 of Ordinance 144 in Payette Idaho to bar anyone under twenty from engaging in or entering pool rooms billiard halls and bowling alleys and to repeal the original section 5. The measure states penalties and sets that the ordinance takes effect after passage approval and publication.
Edwin O. Martin explains how barometric readings wind changes and cloud forms reveal weather signs. He lists sunrises and sunsets signaling fair or foul skies, noting blue skies for good weather and red or yellow skies foretelling rain or wind. He also warns against omissions in connecting sky colors to forecasts.
Delinquent notices list stock owners and amounts for Payette Idaho firms including Hobie Bie Company Limited and Payette Land Improvement Co. delinquencies set for November or December 1913, with public auction to recover assessments. Names include Ida Bm Fisher Arthur Meyer W Johnson John Atkinson Laura Bantles Adam Blind Jes H Carpenter and many others. Notices describe auction details at 728 Center Ave Payette and 2 pm sale times with costs of advertising.
Trunks making household goods and freight services advertised with affordable prices. A Sunday specialty offered, with contact via residence phone 193 and office at John Sur's New Store phone 42.
Public notice notes hunting fishing and camping privileges on Berding Island are leased to Payette Rod and Gun Club members. No camping or picnicking allowed without club officers permission. Also mentions 1914 almanac and Word and Works publications for sale.
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