Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1911-08-24

September 5th there will be a
school election to fill the vacancies
: caused by the expiration OF the terms
of d. w. Ainey and DR.. o. H. Avey.
The notices for the election have
been posted and Rev. G. H. Turner
and r. NJ. Jones selected as judges
and Martin Luther as clerk.
Big Eeetrie Sign Herr.
The big electric sign bearing the
words "Payette, Idaho" has arrived
and will soon be installed by the Ida
ho-oregon Light & Power Co. The
sig will be placed across First Aven-
ue North just east OF the Elk foun-
lain and will be In plain view of
every train going through the city.
Putting In Lights.
The Idaho-Oregon Light & Pow
or Company have a force of work
men busy setting new poles and in
stalling other fixtures for the new
street lighting system and expect
20 have the entire new system In
stalled within a very short time and
Payette will then have lights that
are lights,
Dogs Kill Colt.
F. E. Hurd reports the loss of a
line colt last week by dogs. The
animals got after the young colt
and after worrying it by chasing for
some time finally ran Il into a wire
,ence cutting il seriously and break
ing its leg. He was awarded thirty
dollars damage for the animal which
sum did not however cover its
worth.
Goes to City for MlllInery.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. b. Compton
left Thursday evening on No for
Portland and other coast points. Az
ser visiting the pleasure resorts they
will stop for a number OF days in
Portland where Mrs. Compton will
investigate the latest styles in those
loves of bonnets' with which she US
ually delights the hearts of Payette
danes
viii Address People Saturday.
Rev. T. d. Wadleigh OF Illinois will
address the citizens of Payette Sat
urday evening August rs at s p. m.
under the auspices of the Business
Mems and Voters League of Can
yon county. According to the
posters advertising the meeting the
speaking will take place on the
corner OF Eighth and Center streets
and all are invited to come out and
hear this speaker.
Company In Camp.
Company left Monday for Boise ,
where they will camp for ten days
and shoot for the Governors trophy.
The following vacancies were filled
before the company departed. Serg-
eants. 1st, Scott Brainard. George
Frank Herline. Earl
Baird, Allen Anderson. Corporals,
Ross McClanahan, Arthur Pilmer. Mel ,
son Sheldon, Richard Smith. Artificcr. /
Edward l.. Brown. c
=ruit Inspector Likes Paystts.
II. C. Bateham OF Grants Pass. d
oregon, former county fruit inspec- /
or Of that section is in Payette Val a
ey this week looking over this sec
ion with view of locating. he rs
greatly impressed with this valley
IS fruit section. He has lived at
Hood River. Grants Pass and several
,ther fruit growing sections OF the
northwest and has come IL believe d
iinee looking over this valley that {
I is the peer Of any Of them. b
Telephone Meeting Tuesday.
Next Tuesday afternoon at two F
,'clock there will be held In the d
Club rooms meeting t
II the stockholders in the pro-
,osed Payette Mutual Telephone 4
company. The work OF the various .
has now progressed to u
he extent that organization can N
DO effected at this meet
ng, Everyone interested in the
mutual company are earnestly re- q
uested to be at the meeting Tues
lay afternoon at two o'clock in
he Commercial club rooms. Tues 4
ay, August 2sth.
'ses ts suy Goods.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. d. Landon OF the Il
Jacket store left Thursday evening d
or the coast on pleasure and busi- Il
ess combined. While gone they F
giu visit several points OF interest
n the coast and on the return trip
1ill stop in Portland where they
giill purchase their stock Of holiday :,
oods. Like all other Payette busi-
ess men Mr.. Landon has a very op-
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