Show r f r M Ii f iI r I L 1 P I f a I tte t i i d I r t O f 1 r t i u V r I 1 j 1 j ii 1 Ii IiIi i I h l 11 1 0 f e net c I if 11 h 1 f r ii U ti f t ft a Ii d ill orne 0 f eec t f fy y U 3 i HE wonderful valley t has hns been truthfully tr termed the thu T 1 l tf Idaho rho ln river is tho largest t tributary by b tho Snake c In nil all IJ tho WO miles from thy junction of ot the theT ana South S UPI forks In Fremont 1 c county c Salmon at life point the river I constant and i d joins the the Snake t nt the t 1 i and rap rapidly rap idly growing I g olty lt oli trance tro It door s It were were to toi i n ti a i y situated is Y 1 t OF BROAD ARES ACRES lu n the tho territory to Pay ay j isby no n confined to the theto th j ny to ifor and andt Ielo y the on 01 aide of ot the then n but thousands upon t t l r broad bl nd acres most lit f yli Jt Saro arc now no under cultivation and k of which will soon bo boI I reclaimed zi e by hy irrigating enterprises f Such Su h wonderful ul strides es have been le m pi w t li tl e I t OV months that 1 I Jt It Is i practically certain that ri population l f exceed tho murk mark C Il tor January 1910 The Ih real thing that I j Impresses Impre es the stranger Is Its f 1 sol id 1 substantial 1 appearance lj ally illI all of Iho business buildings on oni i the tho principal lp l streets being baing of ot brick 5 J and n well w ll constructed lf I MANY BUSINESS DuSINE S HOUSES L iJ v has a very large number of or Fr business houses housos and d every one of its r iH tore would do credit c to any city In 1 Idaho Payette has ha fine S s rr numerous churches mills can canning ning factories fruit evaporators eries crl fruit packing stations and other enterprises In keeping with its many 1 resources es too is most admirably situ situated atc 1 to benefit from the Immense tim timber I J ber resources of ot tho I branches brancho of the fiver as the tho logs can bo ho floated I down tho river at very Cl Might expense J BRINGS FAME t Tho rho Payette valley Is justly justl famous for tor the tho excellent duality and enormous fi yields of fruit It was tho fruit from r this valley aUCY that won the 00 loving fl i cup presented by u former United tatos t Senator W A of Montana lon L rot rott tho t lo Gem O at nt the tho irrigation on con cou Kress ress at Ogden In 1003 1903 The hc i presented then was by fur tho best of oft t fr m any an Irrigated state s a c In tho thoi i United States For l or lust last year ear and this r year car Idaho fruit brought higher ago prices In n the eastern markets than 1 fruit from any other othor state stat altitude of oi this section ti i F is i bout about f 2200 feet and amI tho th I Ideal the Ih year ent through Sunshine can Gan on days dus inAho CUl nud there Is Isi i little Wind to bo 1 t things as us storms ar t un t throughout t the et CITY O f AIE S owns Its I own on waterworks t ti f i i eystein and electric light Is I furnished 1 b a I company by lw lwI loca capital Aside from lom lids Ibis fact ad ditch propositions for fOI supplying water lle to the Immediate vicinity j i maln I I thus splendid r tury tuy at nominal cost to tu the ih sm l rr tt raiser to prosecute tl higher iiI ar al artistic alls I ls tI tIc cultivation of Q apples and canta cantaloupes J loupes for fOI the ever cr caser eter mar market 1111 ket Icet I w lloro hrc in Pa are UE maintained ex ext exl t l lumber mills and largo flour nour J mills operated by tho wonderful i i ter from the tho Payette rl I Canneries In tho Interest Of me lIe plentiful l and one oue of L largest In tha tho s tato Is 10 maintained A by py capital pure and aud simple Besides Ue fruits t est cans can cant t tomatoes un fur Ol shipment Q o ot the he y Important t tl is controlled almost a mo t I exclusively by farmers of the he sur sUrL L i 2 lg country Its ll record is Iii m mI to bo 1 0 proud I SI I M C COno A AOne Ono One of or tho thins which w shows the truo huo spirit of progression in Payette I was noi tho With which over ovel I I because of or Its II TUn Tho land tha t is 15 broadened into Int the fertile ferll of ot the Payette la I warmed in the sum summer summer mer by b a sun does not fatigue ono by Its Intense bout but which Imparts t tn the growing and grains Im nf tho lh life producing substance Juh that mak s them thrive beyond ue till all expectation or QI no thunder occurs during tho Cyclones tornadoes ami f uro UN r 1 mon turn their sheep h cr gut flut on the ranges n e I February 20 ZO and March 1 The fall season beason is delightful and little or 01 no wind blows at any ells ot the tho year Ul Pa proper Is CO 66 mlle miles from fro Boise the capital c mites from Halt City l It j 3 lIin K from frum Portland Or 0 and DuHe Mont lont Is Only nl mlles mile distant DID OH OHI Thu Ihu elt s H thoroughfares ae ale flanked with solid and brick structures for tho most put part and amI aro bordered with broad cement side Itc sidewalks walks The streets of f the thc residential portion of Pa are aro fringed with matured hard wood wool trees and aro em embellished belH hell with handsome home o of sort Indeed Si la which lives and amt loves loyes unfold II II fol 1 And not a few fen of o Its Ii residences re are arc of the pretentious type t pc that would adorn the avenues of ot any nn city educational facilities aro conceded to bo b the very best besl in the tho great Breal state of ot Idaho Magnificent nl school buildings ester to the th u s of 11 nearly ne 2000 pupils und and one of tho institutions la is reckoned re ono of or UIO hand l lt ll t l schools In Idaho i aho I j It n the thc proud d boa tl o that every tY section I ton of tho l i tho shadow sha of a n church spire In this iKUmo connection every ever l a fraternal 1 organization n Is represented TWO LIVE NEWSPAPERS N V I sty I I tto supports two t vr u t newspapers tho p y galley Enter the Payette ll h The city Is tl hotels Ri al estate values val cs ii IIi Pa P yet c range for lots ln the busl n tJ section from toH 00 district ln price PIl h from to 0 p rJ i t lr f fi i In a nutshell the 11 ft C valley haV 11 IS ISan an abundance of good water for man I d 0 0 0 j f g g 0 0 I O gO g 0 0 0 o f g 0 0 1 0 0 Z q 0 INI t u 1 i i I Ii Ii Ir I i i r ij sm 0 A lI B ONE OF P LOYAL BOO STEM was as subscribed In re enk enkIng Ing time tl for the tho construction otto OCI a large lt rg Y M C A building The is under roof roo and practically practicallY ready for tOI use It is tl y modern in every re al rated as ono of tho fin est eft structures kind In n Idaho ho The I building contains room for women and a large arse general lobby for tor men In Inra Ina ra a few rew words it is especially adapted io tho needs of the community t N 6 5 FICTION I IC roN HERE story Is told of the growth the th wealth arid iho lI possibilities of ot the famous I valley unreal ul In tho ears eur of or strangers tho bald acts n sound oun like the or the richness of the promised land IlInd But Dut nil all that is needed IB IK a 11 single visit to t tho valley and the tho truth speaks l s for fOl itself From five to 49 O acres of ot land will enable any Industrious man to mall make never tall fall water shortage is Impossible ble blo apples primes poaches pears cherries nectarines and all kinds of vegetables grow gro there to perfection It is in this great groat valley that tho cantaloupe C is grown tho fa ta famous netted 1 cantaloupo that has h s gain gained ed ell a national reputation for its de Most of this delicious fruit goes to Chicago and Now New York mar markets markets The fruits grown In tho Payette valley alle are 1110 rapidly making Idaho fa famous famous On every overy side sido are ato great orchards of beautiful red apples whoso whose flavor navor and perfection win favor where shown Payette and amI New Plymouth havo hayo packing houses located on the line of the tho railroad where hun hundreds s of cars of or fruit arc aro received from the farmer farmel and an 1 fruit grower and amI ship shipped shipped ped In carloads to tho great gl at atea eastern ea tern and foreign toren cities Winter Inter ap apples apples ples do well and pay pa large profits The trees come into hearing bearing at fio or six years and from flom that time the tho crop Id I assured for every cYer succeeding ing year CLIMATIC CONDITIONS Tho climate In the Payette valloy must pot not IKS forgotten In considering con its virtues It la l an Important factor and stock slack and for watering crops good goo l markets and excellent shipping for all commodities produced pro ENVIABLE PRIZES Payette Pa otto and Its valley havo been heen awarded for tor fruit prizes The he lakes es and an of the great valley are ara densely el populated with t and other lither game fish nh Year In ami year m out the he 1 mean is o degrees while tho latitude is II the as II that of or Franco Frau C Switzerland Portugal Spain and Italy Hul Tho 1110 annual precipitation tion is 1 Inches the rains com comIng ing mostly tl in ill the late lat full fall anil early carly spring Winter Intel In this wonderful valley Is t more than a On tho other hand the lack of oe humidity run ren renders ders lIeI tho summers most delightful DITCHES Most lost of the tho Irrigating tire arc cooperative ditches anti ami only cost fI t of maintenance i the tho burn x Ihn of ot keeping kc thorn In III repair which average Q 0 cent pur acre tiGre annually The source of or the Irrigation water sup supply supply ply Is I absolutely unlimited as II the Pa otto river is fed f d by b the hikes hll IS and hence Is greatly In ill excess s of any an possible demands s that could bo made upon it r rUndel tinder the system s of farm falm farmIng Ing In as much can c n ba bo grown one lie acre here as a can be grown on four foUl acres in humid districts It Jt Is not uncommon to gather from trees 2511 pounds of apples flOm arold trees 1200 pounds p Pears and LillI prunes prun s arc aro an equally e pro profitable crop As regards berries as high as WOO per acre Is Js not uncommonly ur com commonly realized rea here it is but proper to state stat that t 1 s In III and about the tho farmers and Ind stock raisers realized real L 1 In tl e neighborhood of ot 1 All Ail this being b ins d yett ot ti ro 0 t 0 rt n t II city I i YN AND VEGETABLES G TAlLES i siX ir r E I It t Vegetables t bl and vines vl s of or every dc de deI I n fg O to o perfection ln nJ itha th thi i cl te valley Wheat h t runs 1 SO j 1 60 I pp rYll t d nd i i luxuriate Barley and J o e i Al A rl t C cut IUn son Ir 1 tons it i acre Sto k Is on tl e free range on orte cach ch year ear Jo culture pursUed The ip p volley y In 11 fine fino live to natures n tures l cart and the ln 1 1 lot j s farmers h country throb with their rohL em grooming and al ll cultivation lion tion of Ail cs grain and atHI stock but but thore In It s li indeed to sep see th sel but eara since was as but bul buton bulan on an Inhospitable bio sagebrush sn desert d s lt buti but where now giant enterprises arenow aro OV born almost daily anti and unfold rapidly until the t into d success successes ss es I PAYETTE PA EIE APPLES P LES FAMOUS F IOUS No story st ry of ot Pa tto and vicinity would be bo in any sense O without l t this year eal the thc from this section found the largest known Im I o In of or fruit In the tho Chi ClI Chicago I cago cago and York markets l During Du the buying bu season every eelY Important l Import ant importing concern east of 0 the had his bu rs ln IW dt l Payette being he natural reception room I om of ot the tto It Is of or Interest to 0 nofo nofa briefly 1 lie hurl re retho tho pa Dolse project pr j ct This 1 his as a is generally well ll YI throughout tw t country Is ls a stupendous irrigation for fm acres acres under cultivation cui HE V BOOSTER For a long timp itma Pa ette ami u l its 11 1 grunt groat valley made a 1 wonderful growth un dor dor a i afron handicap p Tills handicap did not affect rine t tho richness of iJ the soil the tho abundance ulce ot the water wat i nor 1101 northe the of t tho products ls but bul It their marketing This handicap was the lack of prop er el transportation t The ers of ot the Payette Valley railroad ri 1 saw mw the tho need of the th valley valler and sup supplied SU I plied Us wants want The connecting UnU with tho Oregon Short Lino railroad 1 known as tho Payette Valle railroad or more familiarly called calle the Punk Punkin in Ii Vine by br extends a Into the valloy 1110 of 13 miles the rich In fruit towns of or New ew Plymouth This road it IL triple dally Q car carrying co passengers anti and large of If fruit anil 1111 general mel mer the u I beet h et sea season son SOli 0 in ilL train dully from lo I to If 23 curs cars for fOI shipment to th factory actor at U BIO Ui LH A bettor of r what Iho thu wonderful valley allor produces prod lice right in the vicinity it of ur can 11 bf bl hud hult Js Is known that this year ClI cars ca of o fruit including apples prunes peach cs m pears and cantaloupes valued at al wort shipped out T Tim n cars CI I of dried fruits valued 1 at al mutt 1 another mothr shipment while two cars car of or huney netted another No less than thun barrels of vinegar wore were manufactured and shipped from Pa Pay otto this year Y UI brought Into that thriving H Poultry butter and caga another al and aUd the tho sugar beet b et crop Grop netted at least Some 1000 cars were shipped to the factory Hay brought at least and ami 43 13 cars of canned caned fruits and I vegetables netted OO l Wool and cattle added other large sums RAILROAD OFFICIALS Ol No o history of oc and the tho Pay Payette 1 cUe ette valley would be bo in any 1111 way com complete without and praise be for roI roIth th officials of the Pa ette Valley rail railroad road Unquestionably the tha most for ifor the thil success of the road Is s l il duo e to cl efforts o u H ru n 11 vic president pcs dent ami general m nu er 1 2 5 i ti Xi fj i i IF It yaa railroader adel who JIO i factually saw construction cor n or tho thoro ro d and personally ed every overy n lo of ot Us its actual construction AU All lil o has been beell a railroad i n and e of oi service with the IO i Short Line Lino railroad tl s g ho t e t k ot l l nd 4 o I Ii i A Individual 1 wt o was largely Responsible for tor the UIO construction od A B Moss MosS than ii t thero s rip no more 1 c spirit i t elIi Ho aye to t Mr Moss ij UCB las as president of t N f bank b t 1 o Moss oss j to o act as IlS el JC ls railroad The rhe president t and of oi the respectively C W y ll ley and nM F p Si s y City ity FINANCIAL S Si SNo i No Idaho I city is provided with sat safer sater er oi in banking I E foI 1 s size S c The Important Institutions l jot of this nature le are iho tho National bank l destinies ct aro ato carefully cre um by Mr jf 01 F Albert Albort tho tilo able abl cashier sI or and tho Na NIl National U n 1 bajik of which w Mr A P cashier e Both gentle gentl gentlemen men arp aro experienced bankers bank ls and Ild each oa h Institution 1 d es a splendid business bu lion 1 A iB D Moss Is president lt of f the tho National bank and DI O 0 H lI lIrA I rA at the head of or ta the Ia l The latter Is likewise recognized asono of or t Land surgeons In the th ley le HELPED No 0 single In tho great reat val Icy It d nell moro credit for tOI than the th Im company This company controls the tho original property rath f Is I still unsold 1 nul there thelo is no more noro enterprising ing businessman n n in n gr at Ilm Mr tI P the able of the company B Q R 1 Fitch Is I one of the en engage gigo gage In the thc real estate business In P otte Ho styles himself the man that oll real estate l ato In t o valley lIlley and he ms certainly y made good d during tho past year He Is Js a ayoung young oung man and ho Is very vcr energetic Hu He maintains spacious offices over the The Tho Payette p y e Valley Heal state Estate Agen Agon XH y y y y y yX X y 1 S y yX X t tit t tl l it ii y t ti 1 i 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