Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1910-11-03
LOCAL NEWS

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vernie Wright and Boyd McCrary
left Wednesday evening for Portland
Ore, to attend business college.
Mrs. s. Marion Smith. who has
spent the summer here will soon
return 10 her home in Southern Cal
ifornia.
E. c. S. Brainard left Tuesday ev-
ening for British Columbia where
he will remain for ten days or so
transacting business.
Col. James Barnard, the veteran
auctioneer of Letha, was in the city
Monday and while here sold from
800 10 400 tons OF hay at auction for
Mr. Strohbehn, for which he received
good price.
d. II. Snowberger returned on
Tuesday of this week from a pleas
ure trip TO North Powder, oregont
during which time he enjoyed him
self rambling through the Blue Noun
talns near tnal city
A large number of Payette people
took advantage of the special ex-
cursion train on the Short Line Tuesi
day evening and went to Weiser
to attend the production OF the
Goddess of Liberty"
S. Levers spent the last part Of
last week at the ranch OF Mr. aBrn-
ard, near Letha, hunting ducks and
reports a good time and lots Of
ducks, but the representative OF
this paper did not see any coming
his way but would not doubt Mr..
Levers word.
Duck hunting has been exceptional
ly good the past ten days and a
large number of the local hunters
have been enjoying the sport OF wing
shooting. The first of this month
abe quail season opened giving addi-
tional sport.
Hon. John l.. Seawell came over
from Boise on Monday and remained
until Tuesday evening. He is en-
gagged in working for the direct leg
islation league of Idaho and will be
absent from Payette off and on for
the next few weeks.
Cash paid for turkeys. ducks and
geese If delivered on November TO
is. Rose Produce Co. Payette.
a. V. Williams who has considerable
contracted carpenter work on at Bro
gan, Oregon, spent Sunday in Pay
ette with his family. Mr.. Williams
says things are moving lively inI
that Oregon city and considerable
building is going on.
The first hobble skirt has made
its appearance in Payette and the
parties wearing them hobbled along
according to reports in the most
approved style. For further particut
lars ask Clyde Thurston and VIM.
Carstens. They know.
w. r. Fitch received the sad news
on Tuesday of this week that his
daughter Minnie living at Omaha.
Nebraska. was seriously i'll and not
expected TO live Mr. Fitch and his
youngest daughter, Irene. left on No.
8 Tuesday TO be at the bedside OF
the sick one.
vic" the little brindle bull dog
owned by Gen. L. V. Patch is dead
and half OF the children in town viii
mourn the little fellows loss as he1
was a general playmate and favorite-
He came to his end by the admins
tration Of a dose OF ground glass
by parties unknown.
Bring your turkeys. ducks and
geese to Payette. Rose Produce Co.
win take them all.
o. J. skaggs, who recently sold
his ranch on the bench and went
over into Oregon looking for loea-
ton, the latter part Of last week
through the agency Of Wells a Maule
purchased twenty-five acres Of land
in washoe. the tract being part Of
the Shamberger estate.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. w. Giesler re
turned on last Thursday from a
five weeks visit in East St Louis.
Missouri. and other points in that
state, where they visited friends
and relatives and renewed old ae-
quaintances. They report a most
delightful trip but like all residents
of this valley are glad to be home
again.
DR.. ]. C. Woodward left on We'd
nesday afternoon OF this week for
Chicago to attend a clinical meeting
of the surgeons OF North Americal