Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1911-07-27

Adj. General to take charge of es-
.ao44shmg the camp ami arranging
Tor me supplies Ioc the 2nd ba,ta.ion
n. G. /. winch goes into enoampmenl
there at the lose barracks on July
slsl ana vail remain n camp until
august SIN. The sra battalion OF
wn.on Company I S a member will
80 into camp on August 2lst.
Boy Drowned in Boise River.
LOUIS Udlck the twelve year old
son OF J. II. Udick Of Caldwell was
drowned in the Boise river near
thai place Monday evening. In com
pany with some older companions he
went swimming and he was caution
ed about venturing into deep Ter.
The lad did not heed the caution and
was socn noticed by his companions
as being above his depth. They swan
to him and succeeded in getting
hold Of him but he struggled so
frandcally in his fright that they
were forced 10 let him go and he
sank to rise no more.
Picnic Enjoyable Affair.
Mr. and Mrs. H. ]. Snyder and
the editor of this paper, wife and
daughter Marjorie, took in the Parma
Roswell picnic last Thursday going
over in Mr.. Snyder's four cylinder
REQ automobile. There was a big
crowd at the picnic it being estimat-
ed that 1000 people were in attend
ance. There was good ball game
and many other sports and amuse-
ments. The drive was very en-
joyable one and the editors family
are deeply indebted to Mr.. and Mrs.
Snyder for the invitation to accom-
pany them on such a delightful out
ing.
Secures Zig Contract,
Lathrop and McComsey secured
The contract the first Of this week
for putting in the cement walk around
the school house grounds on the east
side. An eight foot walk will be
put around three sides of the grounds
ard ten foot walk from each door
to the street. There is ten thous-
and square feet of walk In this job.
With their new concrete mixer Lath-
rop & McComsey will make short
work Of most any JOB that can now
come up. The firm is excellently
equipped to do cement work and as
their guarantee goes back of all
work Il is an assurance of a good job
when they have the work in charge.
Convicted of Assault.
Last Friday James Kelly, an tin
Grant horseshoer imbibed too much
Ontario good cheer and while walk
ing from Ontario to Payette assault
ed f. f. McElroy, homesteader
living on Dead OK flat and struck
him several blows cutting bad
aole in one cheek and inflicting 9th
err serious bruises. McElroy was
found by VIM. Maule and E. A. Blair
who were coming into Payette from
the Blair orchard tract in Wash
De bottom. He was sitting by the
side Of the road under some will
lows and bleeding profusely. He
told them he had been assaulted and
pointed to the men going up the o.
$. L. tracks as the parties guilty
of the attack. The two men rushed
TO town in the auto and notified the
officers with the result that the
three men were gathered in and
brought before Judge Driscoll Sat
1riay morning. The evidence brougl 4
out the fact that Kelly had assault
ed McElroy and he was given sixty
lays in the county jail.
A word about the orchestra travel
ing with Kirsch's Worlds Greatest
Dramatic Company. We advertise
eight pieces and we have got eight
pieces, no moreno less-the music
contingent accompanying this first
class company has been selected
With great care for one specific
purpose and that purpose is to fur
lish the very best orchestra music