Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1911-10-26
LOCAL NEWS
Finish Cleaning Ditch.


have It In fine shape for next spring
irrigation work.
/ Seixes Window Display.
Inspector Mcpherson on Monday O
: this week seized the window dis
!, play OF apples in the window of tn,
: Rezac Drug Store Not however 70
/, scale or infection bat to pack vi
| the display and put It in the car o.
fruit on the Governors Special.
Leave For Australia. -
Next Saturday Messrs H. B. Hal
and Bert Moggridge viii leave fol
| Australia where they will make
! their future home. They have been
residents OF the valley here for
about three years making their home
north OF the city where they worked
on the ranches.
Entertain Friends.
Messrs Clarence Chaplin ana Har-
ry Feldscher entertained number
of their friends at the Chaplin home
on last Friday evening with 800 -
Delightful refreshments were ser. cd
at the close of the card enjoyment
and the evening was a pleasant one
for the young folks.
Organizing S. Of v. Lodge.
A movement is on foot In Pay
ette TO organize a Sons of Veterans
Lodge in Payette. There are a num-
Der OF young men in Payette whose
fathers were veterans and the or
ganization will be effected within a
few days and will no doubt be a
good strong order.
Among the Payette ladies' attend
ing the Rebecca Assembly held at
Twin Falls the first OF last week,
Mrs. Sarah p. Driscoll and Mrs. Eliz-
abeth Hutchinson were honored by
office. Mrs. DriscoH was elected as
President OF the State Assembly and
Mrs. Hutchinson was appointed in
side guardian.
Protective Association Meets.
The Payette Protective Association
held its regular business meeting on
Monday evening in the Commercial
Club rooms at which time ii was
voted to take dinner at the Com
mercial Hotel on Thursday evening
of this week at seven thirty after
which the social session of the az
sociation viii be held In the club !
rooms.
League Foot Ball Game Saturday.
Saturday afternoon October 2Sth,
the first foot ball game of the leag- 1
ue series will be played in Payette
between the Payette High School
teams and the Weiser High School
team. The price of admission Will
be twenty-five cents. Everyone
should turn out and give the boys
a big crowd and encourage them in
their race for the championship.
Secures Position In Tuscon.
A. P. Quimby left Wednesday OF
this week for Tuscon, Arizona, where
he has accepted a position as round
house foreman with the Southern
Pacific railroad company. Mr. Quinn
by is railroad man of excellent ex-
perience and his friends will be glad
10 learn OF his securing the pos
ton and there will be no question in
their minds but that he will make
good and give entire satisfaction.
Council Lets Contract i
Last Friday evening in pursuance f,
% the advertisement the City Coun-
I'll met and opened bids for the con-
struction OF cement walk in all plac- !
IS where same had been ordered in ,
,y the city and not constructed by :
he property owners. All such walks
rill now be constructed by the city
md the expense charged up to the
Lathrop & McComsey were |
he lowest bidders and secured the d
contract. C
Moose Have Big Time.
Last Thursday evening the mem I
,ers OF the Loyal Order of Moose
.njoyed one of their monthly dane
s. A great big crowd OF happy +
,eople tripped the light fantastic un- I
il a late hour Friday evening was b
he regular meeting night and after L
egree work the brothers enjoyed "
ig banquet. The Moose is new a
rider In Payette but is coming to-
he front rapidly and it has large
nd increasing membership. Z
itrike Situation Unchanged. S,
Almost four weeks have elapsed h
ince the shopmen on the Hartman a
ines proper and the Illinois Cen a.
raj walked out and both sides are
victory The railroads r,
ay they have almost a normal force :.
,orking in all shops and that they 8
re suffering only slight inconven- =
ence. The strikers declare that y
he real test of the strike has not =
ONE as yet. They point to late :. :.
-ains as one evidence of the eff u
sct OF the strike and claim that
le rolling stock of the railroads af- Vi
.cted is getting in very bad shape W
nd that later when the trains are in
ter and freight begins 10 move NJ
Iore slowly due TO the poor condi- OF
on OF the rolling stock they claim HI
lie real test will come The rail- Ii
,ad companies say that the late b,
aims have been largely due 10
le floods in the east and to 9th
: causes - -
Grant Fisher, one OF the prominent NJ
uit growers on the Fruitland bench pl
as Payette visitor on Tuesday of S,
lis week. Mr. Fisher has just fin v
he'd cleaning up picking his apple al
-op and says he IS satisfied With re- c.
lrns for it as he sold it outright and ei
i he had to do was pick the fruit NJ
al the fbar man nackQ1 and hand fy