Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1912-03-07
LOCAL NEWS
Socialist Speakers.


Socialist Speakers.
The Socialists Of this vicinity en-
ioyed a talk by s. W. Motley, the
state organizer at Gorton's han in
Payette on Tuesday evening OF this
week
TraVer Place Sold.
Monday OF this week S. d. Thack-
fer disposed OF the E. Traver prop
erty OF two acres in the city lin
its to L. NJ. Lanf. OF the Boise Vat
ley who will come here and make
his bone next fall.
Sells Fine Horse.
A. F. Work recently disposed Of
one Of his finely bred Percheron
stations to Frank Nesbit. The an
imal was a home bred fellow and a
fine classy two year old aud Just
the kind that increases the value and
class OF the horses In any section
where used.
Crew Unloads Material.
Tuesday OF this week an extra en-
gine and crew on the Short Line was
busy all day unloading material for
the reconstruction OF the bridge
across the Payette river. Supt. Of
Construction Kelley also arrived in
town on No. II Tuesday morning TO
take charge Of the work.
Don't let the dealer hand you
substitute Smoke an Ontario made
cigar and you get your moneys
worth. 1912
Returns 10 Eastern Home.
Miss Elizabeth Bigelow. who has
been tho guest Of Mrs. F. A. Gorham.
Jr, the most of the winter. returned
to her home in Milwaukee, Wisconsin
on No. Monday evening. Miss Big
Glow came to Payette to rest and
recuperate and while here formed a
large circle OF friends who while
they regret that she did not deter
mine to make her home here are
pleased that she returns in much
better health than when she came.
Preparing to Irrigate.
A number OF the ranchmen own
ing land at the mouth of Big VIII
low last fall made arrangements to
install a pumping plant and to irri-
gate about five hundred acres Of
fine land. The bitches have all been
completed and the machinery is ex-
pected to arrive within a very few
days. The Idaho-oregon Light &
Power Company have a force OF
men stringing the wires to provide
the power and the water will be in
readiness for this seasons use.
Special showing of street and PAT
tern hats at Miss Anderson's Millin-
cry Store, Saturday. March sth.
Entsrtslns Friends.
Mrs. c. R. Lowery most delight
fully entertained about twenty OF
her lady friends on Wednesday az
ternoon. Feb. 2Sth at her home in
Washoe. A three course luncheon
was served at one o'clock after
which the ladies enjoyed the after
noon with needle work. At five o.
clock the ladies were invited 10 1
have their pictures taken after which
Mrs. Lowery served ice cream and
cake. It is needless TO say that
each one enjoyed a very pleasant af-
Weather Fierce In Iowa.
A. G. Rogers returned Monday
from Omaha where he has
been spending the winter bringing
With him his mother and sister who
viii make their home with him on
his fine orchard on the bench. Mr..
Rogers states that the entire winter
h Iowa and Nebraska has been ex-
ceptionally cold and that as late
as last Saturday Iowa and Nebras-
ka we're both visited by perhaps the
worst blizzard OF the season when
an average OF from ten to fifteen
.LElEE OF ElAVH ACAA anu ~
blew q gale for a day and a night
Mrs. A. P. scritchfia,d entertain
a the girls Of her Sunday School
lass at her hcme las, Tuesday ey-
ching. A delicious supper was
served. after which missionary Sc
slety was organized called the
queen Esther's." Helen Drisco 3
vas elected president and Helen
as secretary. After the
business was completed. Mrs. How
.rth read to the girls the first chap
or OF the missionary study book. Z
these present were Angela Burns.
Telma Spaulding, Leola Downs,
.fary Nodle, Minnie Bowman. Pc b
wainwright. Elsie Nodle. Annabel
7arnham. Mabel Holden. Fredriea I
Iimmerson. Helen Dr.scoll, Jean
;auer. Ruby Landon. Helen Thus
on. Inez Dixon. Julia Dixon, Bess Z