Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1911-02-09

Sunday February u. Everyone cor
daily invited.
Feeding Number of Cattle.
n John Hill the first of this week
moved two hundred head of cattle
on to VIII Shorts ranch up the
Payette river and will feed them
there the balance of the winter
and spring.
Receives Sad News.
! Mrs. T. j. Brown received the sad
\ news Wednesday of the death of
her niece, Miss Marjorie Mahan, in
Salt Lake City on Tuesday evening.
Her death came after three severe
operations in which every effort
was made. to save her life.
Buys Fine Horses.
c. H. Turner, Caldwell's horse
buyer was in Payette Saturday look
ing after load of heavy horses.
Through our local dealer, Austin Nc
Williams, he picked up a load of fine
heavy ones and paid some extra
good money for them. The horses
were loaded and shipped Monday.
Arrange Furnished Rooms.
Lauer Brothers have the carpenters
at work in the second story they re-
Gently added to their building on
Main street running partitions and
cutting the space up into rooms.
These rooms will be furnished and
when the work is complete there
will be twenty nice modernly fur
nished rooms for transient purpos-
es.
Contractor and Builder.
w. Buckbesch of Minnesota. is
one of the new arrivals in Payette
and has decided to locate here. Mr..
Buckbesch is contractor and build |
er and expects to engage in that /
work in Payette. He will also do |
painting and paper hanging and in
vites anyone in Payette having this
kind of work to do to give him an
opportunity to figure with them.
Annual Inspection in March.
The annual inspection of Company
will occur on March 9TH. At this
time Major Lewis, a regular army
officer and the same one who be-
fore visited the company at Payette ;
will be here and inspect the Com
pany. Capt. S. NJ. Fitch desires all
members of the company to get all
The guns and other equipment with ,
The exception of the regular cloth ;
ing in the armory before this time.
TO Attend County Meeting.
The Modern Woodmen local lodge
Of this city at the last regular meet
ng elected the following delegatesf
70 attend the county convention of
Woodmen to be held at Nampa,. Ida
no, on April 7, 1911: ]. C. Giesler, w.
II. Davis, J. B. Burns, I. H. Adair,
j. Rouse, Geo. w. Jeffries, /.
R. Woodward, A. P. Scrltchfield, D. !
3. Coates, J. w. Farson, L. WI
J. E. Crouch, w. F. Stock ID
on, D. Fifer. il
literary Has Fine Meeting.
The Washoe Literary society met d
ast Thursday evening and the
cbool house was crowded. The de- .
'ate was Resolved that city life af- u
ords more opportunity for happiness !
han does country life" Considera- L
lie interest was manifested in the d
lebate and some interesting argu- Q
nents were brought out on both d
ides. The negative side won the K
lecision. AT the next meeting u
mock trial win be held
Annual Military Ball.
Company l is arranging for heir =
nnuai ball on the evening of the
2nd OF February. 1t has been the :,
'olicy of the company to honor the :.
american Fabius by selecting his =
birthday every year as the date up =
n which to hold their annual ball
nd 1t is hoped that no other So
iety viii arrange for any entertain : :
lent on this date. Other annual !,
alls by Co. I have been the social ;,
vent of the season and the boys :,
ill spare no effort to make the one b,
ais year eclipse all previous ones.
ruit Firm Fails. S.
Word was received in Payette the :
rst of this week that the fruit fre
firm of H. Woods G Co., ii
Chicago had failed This firm OF
Ias represented in Payette last sea- ca
on by a Mr. Hoffman who hand W
ID about seventy-five cars of fruit N
-om this valley. 1t is said that
ertain individual growers of Wash
lgton will lose upwards of $40, 900
ut the growers of the Payette Val u
r. e