Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1912-03-28
LOCAL NEWS
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Take Trip to Oregon.
Albert Mohler and II. A. Beckwith
left the first of this week for a triI
through central Oregon. They ex-
pect to be gone about a week or
ten days. Mr.. Mohler goes to look
after his ranch and Mr.. Beckwith to
size up the country.
Entertain at Dinner.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. f. Orr entertained
/ friends at dinner on Saturday ev-
ening of this week. Covers were
laid for ten those present being
Mr.. and Mrs. C. F. Muller, Mr.. and
Mrs. F. NJ. Satoris, Mr.. and Mrs. c..
r. Vaudeville and Mr. aud Mrs. j..
A. Lauer.
Will Issue Bench Warrants.
Mrs. F. A. Gorham, Jr., and Mrs.
]. NJ. Bennett will tender a tea to
the members of st. James Guild at
tn ehome of Mrs. J. B. Burns on
Thursday afternoon of this week. The
two hostesses urge everyone to at
tend and threaten to issue bench war
rants for those not coming.
Celebrate Fifty Third Anniversary.
Sunday at the F. F. Hurd home
on the bench the relatives gathered
to enjoy big dinner at that hos
pitable home and TO inform Mr.. and
Mrs. Hurd that it was the fifty third
anniversary of their wedding. Twenty
II the relatives were present and the
event was only marred by the fact
that a few found it quite impossible
20 be present.
Ice House Burns.
Some young lads playing near the
Shamberger ice house in Washoe
on Monday afternoon set fire to the
house in some manner and it was
burned to the ground. The house
contained 400 tons of ice the prop
erty of F. S. Hurd, he having pur-
chased it about two weeks ago.
About fifty tons Of ice were dam
aged but by at once putting large
force of men at work rebuilding Mr..
EIurd was able to save the balance.
Psyette Best Of All.
L. w. Spaulding and Mrs. NJ. E.
Wood returned Saturday morning on
No. II from Manhattan, Kansas,
where they took the remains of their
father for burial Snow and cold
weather, with trains stalled on ev-
cry hand greeted them on their or
rival in the Sunflower state and the
heavy falls of snow to the extent
Of stalling trains prevented their
return for several days. In speaking
of general conditions in Kansas, l..
w. said to the Enterprise man, Il
appreciate Payette and Payette Val
ley more thoroughly than l ever have
before. / found conditions every
where | went much worse than here.
The weather was simply miserable
and business conditions were not
one half as good as they are right
here in this section"
Get Expert Advice.
Realizing the importance of the
poultry industry in this valley the
Payette- -Weiser Milling Company af-
ter thorough investigation and en-
listing the advice of several expert
poultrymen as to the proper formula
are manufacturing and putting on the
market this season a thoroughly pre-
pared and properly balanced chick
food. It is being sold with their
gharantee back Of it. The company
has taken the utmost pains to Sc
cure the proper formula for pre-
raring the food and in the manufac-
ture of it use nothing but the clean
est materials and it contains every
thing to make your little chicks heal
thy and grow we'll If you are rails
lag chickens it will be interesting to
know that you can secure a good
deDendable. home made chick food.
The New Band Does Well.
Saturday evening the citizens were,
treated to a band concert by the
new band generally called the kid
band" Several selections were rem
dered and all of them in good shape
showing that the boys have been put
ting in some hard practice this win
ter and are deserving of some sup
port. There is considerable differ
ence in the personal appearance OF
the members of the new band. The
size ranges from Leroy Maule, age
eight, and about three feet tall, who
Justify plays the baritone, to A. b.
Kirkendall, director who is eonsiderl-
BILE taller. Nevertheless while they
might not make fine appearance on
parade, owing to the discrepancies
in their heights, they do play good
music. Band concerts every Satur-
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