Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1911-11-16
LOCAL NEWS


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I Have Successful Hunt.
R. A. Shoesmith, Emil Dean ant
James Steiner returned last Friday
from hunt on Squaw Greek. The
{party was very successful while gone
!, bagging two deer, a bear and one
, coyote.
Running Night Shift.
In order to keep up with their
orders for their several brands oil
l1nour the Payette-Weiser Milling Com
2 pany have been forced to put on a
night shift at the mill and the mill is
running steadily night and day.
Operated on for Appendicitis.
H. +. Golden living three miles up
the -Payette river was operated on
"wednesday OF this week at his
4 home by Drs. Aevy and Prinzing for
appendicitis. The patient is doing
nicely and bids fair to recover nor-
NAL health.
At Chicago With Exhibit.
VIII Wells left Tuesday of this
week for Chicago where he goes
as special representative of the Pay
stfel Commercial Club and has charge.
4 of the Payette exhibit at the show.
Mr.. Wells expects to be gone about.
one month.
Buys Brick In Payctte.
G. e. Johnson OF Mountain Home.
a contractor who has the contract for.
large building at Parma, was d
4 Payette business visitor last Friday.
He was in the city for the purpose
of buying some building brick from,
VIM. Sherwood.
Calling For Bids.
The Snake River Bridge Commits.
sion Is calling for bids for the fills
to the approaches TO be built. This
should interest all local contractors
as 1t is work that is close in to the
city and every one of them should
make a bid on 1t. y
Ships Sheep to Twin Falls.
p. e. Short on Monday of this
week shipped one thousand head
OF wethers to Twin Falls where they
will be fed this winter. The cheap
hay on the Twin Falls tract is re-
sulting in a great deal of the sheep
being shipped there for feeding this
winter.
M cCLln96 AZ (ffFlotid1 StGiNis
The meetings being held at the
Christian church are creating moref
interest weekly. The music by the
orchestra and choir is OF fine quail
ity and the straightforward manner
in which the minister is delivering |
his message to his people is meet-1
ing with the approval of his entire
congregation. They will be contin-
of xroAk and /
perhaps longer.
Trades Home for Ranch. J
Saturday OF last week deal was
consummated whereby L. G. Prestel
traded his fine home in the east
part of the city to Whitsell Brothers
for forty acre tract of land on !
the bench near Fruitland. The fortyf
acres was put in at $3.50 per acre /
and the Prestel home at $1,000. Mr..
Prestel intends to improve the forty
acres by building a nice country
home and will occupy it himself.
VIII Hold Meeting.
Payette Homestead No. 1928 OF |.
The Brotherhood of American Yeo-
men will hold open meeting Thursday
night. November 23rd All Yeomen,
resident or otherwise, are invited,
also any of their friends who may1
be- Interested in the organization. Mr..
Jackson, District Manager for Ida /
ho' will be present with letters and
greetings from Grand Foreman. VIM.
Koch. There will be a short pro-
gram and supper will be served by1
the ladies.
Hunters Destroy Property. 4
Many land owners in this section I
who heretofore have permitted hunt
ing on their premises have been
forced this season to placard their Z
places and endeavor to keep hunt
srs off. P. e. Short who has al n
ways permitted hunting has been
forced to do this from the fact that !
his season some parties have killed
! number of tame ducks and geese /
'or him, consequently he has been
forced from the loss of property TO
'orbid hunting on his ranch up the |,
liver n,
Hot Biscuits and Coffee served I
Turing our Majestic Range Demon {
stration all this week.--C. d. Buck
lum.
Home Destroyed by Fire.
ID. h. StOkely living on Dedu Va
FLAT on a homestead had the mis- V
orfune on Saturday last TO have I
lis home and furniture and every v
,it OF clothing except that which b
hey had on destroyed by fire. The \
ire occurred early in the morning t
when the entire family were quar- I
or of mile from the house en- e
saged in building chicken house +
md with no assistance and the
louse being a frame homestead cab
n by the time they noticed the fire /
md reached the house it was in
shes.
sixteen Conductors Lose Jobs. +
Sixteen o. S. l.. conductors on this a
iyision lost their jobs the last few i
ays and the general report is that i,
hort fares was the reason. Last ?
august there travelled over the Short a
line during the county fair season c
couple Of men and women repre- r
entfng themselves as race horse peo- I
lie. The report is that several tim 7
q at the end of the divisions they :