Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1910-04-07

short time and take up his residence
in Payette. He purchased residence
property here and goes back to get
his family and emigrant car.
Miss Alice Harris was the lucky
winner of the gold watch drawn at
the Edison theatre last week holding
the lucky number which entitled her
to a choice of the watches displayed
in the window of Strother's the
jeweler and advertised by the theatre
as to be given away.
The right kind of a hat at the
right kind of price at the Vogue
Millinery.
The Payette Valley Railroad Com
pany opened the bids for the grading
Of the new extension from New Ply
mouth to Emmett on Tuesday the
fifth and the Western Engineering
Company. of Emmett was awarded
the contract for grading the new line
Of road and grading will begin at
once.
The latter part of last week Bow
man & Sons disposed of twelve ac
res and a half of the Douglass rancl
on the bench near Fruitland owned
by B. F. Tussing to H. L. zutz, o
Vale, Oregon, for a consideration
$500. The tract purchased is sci
out to apple orchard and is nice
property,
J. E. Bates left Monday of this
week for Salt Lake to attend the
annual state convention of photog
raphers OF Utah. Mr.. Bates sent in
advance six fine pictures to compete
for prizes and as he last year won
first prize his friends will look TO
s-e him return with the laurels again
this year.
Fish and game license for sale at
Wood & spauldings. Don't run any
risk. Get them now.-Tim Driscoll.
Justice Of Peace. I'd
n. A. Jacobsen and wife returne,
last week from California wher
they have been spending the winter
Mr.. Jacobsen states he is glad t.
get back and that while away b
learned considerable of the beneficil
results derived from street improve
ment and returns an avowed disciple
for better roads and better streets.
J. C. Turney. a representative o
the Harvey Oil & Gas Co, was
Payette visitor on Wednesday
this week Mr. Turney gave it on
that he was making a trip over this
section Of Southern Idaho and Eas
ern Oregon investigating the eon6
tions looking toward the building oi
a pipe line for oil and gas from th
Vale fields.
Monday of this week the pile driv
er arrived in Payette and on Tue.
day morning was set at the Payet
Valley Railroad company bridge az
the work of repairing the brid.
Tuesday smash up
Cured which will delay the wo
slightly but the repairs will only tai
a short time and the bridge W
then be finished.
We have been selling a great MAJ
hats but there are scores Of nj,
ones left. Call and see our line. tt
Vogue Millinery Mrs. N. E. HAIRS
proprietor.
Supt J. z. Turner, Of the Payet
schools has reasons to feel that fc
some reasons a position as teach
IN the schools here is considered s.;
4 favorable light as on Tuesday q
his week he received twenty-five
olications from teachers in differe
states ranging from Virginia to Cs
,ornia. The twenty-five applicatio.
came from fifteen different states.
The Ladies' Guild of st. Jam
church. held their annual election
he home Of Mrs. McGlhchey Thur
lay, March 81. Mrs. LIZ was elece-
ID president. Mrs Moo vice pres
lent, Mrs. Coughanour, secretary an
After which delicious r.
were served by tie
hostess. The next meeting of IL
sund will be at the home of Mrs.
Thursday April a.
You better see H. H. Mason be
ore you purchase piano. He has
he right goods at the right prietr.
Sample pianos at Giesler Bros. store.
The fire scene in Inside Tracl"
It the opera house on April 1914 is
me Of the most realistic scenes ever
The isaping flames. the
Iense volumes Of smoke, the falling
ir,ho~s tho changing of fire bells