Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1911-07-06

W. Sur, Vinegar Company. Moose
Lodge, Stanton Brothers Grocery
Payette Steam Laundry. r. Y. Cur
rim. L. V. Patch, Weiser Nil
ling Co, Payette National Bank,
Denney & Co., Palace Pharmacy,
Russell Department Store, First Ma
tional Bank, Fruitland State Bank
and Henry Weidner, P. E. Short,
and Werner Klinger were each in the
parade with beautifully decorated
autos.
The representations we're all good
and, the judges had hard work de-
c!ding as to prize winners but final
ly reported as follows:
Best Representation by business
house, Payette Hardware & Furni
ture Company first prize $40.
Best Decorated automobile. that
Of D. d. Hambly decorated by the
Russell Department Store, first prize
s..
Best appearance made by lady on
horseback, first prize So won by Miss
Matte Mccullough.
Best decorated pony and cart, first
prize 81, won by the L. V. Patch
children.
Most comical character in parade.
81 won by VIM Moss.
The Payette Booster band was 10
Gated about the center OF the parade
and did their share toward furnishing
good music.
The patriotic services at the school
ground taxing place after the paraae
were enjoyed by the big crowd to
the fullest. Tine following was the
program:
Two selections by Weisep Military
band.
Inyocation-Rey. Howarth.
Song-Y. NJ. c. A. Glee Club.
Reading of Declaration of Inde
Zadie Keith.
Address of Welcome-M. F. Albert.
Oration-Rey. George Turner.
Song-Glee Club.
Music-Band.
The grafton by Rev. Turner was
,n the subject, The American Spir-
L of Independence" His remarks
we're received with great interest
md his remarks were ehcck full OF
inc thought regarding the American A.,
people We regret that We are un- /
lble to report it in full. He aP-
)ealed to the people to keep right
IN doing things in the American way
md stated that he believed America :
vas the only country that could year {
y take the thousands of immigrants
hat came TO this country and assimi- {
ating them make good American. cit
zens of them. Every moment of
he address held the closest attention |
+ the audience. a
After the program was completed {
he people were invited to partake i
( the barbecue feed. On the south {
ide of the school building the big Y
pread had been set out under the 5
irection of F. NJ. Satoris and the il
were fed on the choicest u
f roast meat with plenty of good v
Office. There was enough for all c
nd none went away hungry. The J
fficient manner in which the barbe- '
ue was served speaks of hard work
n the part of the committee having p
in charge. The excellent quality v
{ the meat served was due to the a
Irenuous efforts of the City Meat c
Iarket and the Independent Market G
9th OF which concerns secured a
he country to secure good young il
eeves to kill for this occasion.
There was no complaint to make e
f the quantity nor quality Of the S
lusic furnished on July Fourth by c
le weiser Military band. Our sis .
IT city has just cause to be proud n
: her band and Payette people are e
ell satisfied with the work it did p
ere July 4th. c.
The only feature of the day not sat N
factory was that the amusement
failed to come through
ith the balloon ascension, high dive s.
I'D slide for life. as they had con- 9;
acted 10 do This could not be n
,medied by the committee and was s.
lie only part OF the contract not p,
ithfully carried out. 4!