Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1912-04-11
LOCAL NEWS
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U Last week the Arnould Auto Com
pany sold two E. NJ. F. thirty horse
7 power automobiles to Nyssa people
G. d. Sarazyn and N G. Mentor were
the lucky men buying the two cars.
,, Last Car of Apples.
The last car of apples on storage
with the Payette Cold Storage Com
pany were shipped out Thursday of
last week and went to Texas They
were in fine condition and the ship
per expects TO top the market with
them.
Road Grading Bee.
Several of the land owners on the
Payetto-Oregon slope will hold road
grading bee ON Tuesday, April 10th
at which time twenty teams will
work on the piece of road leading
from the new bridge across the
Snake river to the bench road. 1t
10 q good movement and more of
such events would soon fix up the
worst places in some of our roads.
Sheep Outlook Good.
According to p E. Short, one OF
the heavy sheep owners in this sec
tion the sheep outlook this year is
extremely good. The lambing sea
son is well along and has in most
instances been good one. Every
thing points to a good yield Of wool
and as the sheep were wintered in
fine shape and better fed than usual
the wool promises to be cleaner and
heavier than for some years past.
Seeurl Excellent Location.
The library committee of the Por-
cation for the new public library for
short time. The directors OF the
Payette National Bank have donated
the use of the two rooms over the
postoffice formerly occupied by B.
r. Fitch, the real estate dealer and
which are given to the committee to
use for the public library until such |
time as they find permanent quar-
ters. 1t is expected that when the
new city hall is completed the coun-
Gil will permit the ladies to utilize
some of the rooms in that building |
for a library.
Library Benefit.
On Friday evening April 18th the
library committee of the Portia Club
FOL In n !
tertainment the proceeds of which
will go toward furnishing the pub
lie libary for Payette. A number Of
local people with considerable tai
ent are supposed to take part in
the program but we have been un-
able to secure a copy of the same.
To fully appreciate this entertain
ment you had best make your ar
rangements to attend The price of
admission will be 25 cents and the
entertainment will be given in the
Elite Opera house.
Happily Welded.
Last Wednesday April 3rd in Boi-
Sc at the German Evangelical church
the Rev. o. w. Heggemeier officiatz1
ing Ferdinand Riebeing and Miss
Anna Heckler were united in the
holy bonds of wedlock. The cere-
mony took place at three o'clock !
in the afternoon before the relatives
and immediate friends Of the bride {
and groom. After the ceremony the
entire wedding party took an auto
mobile ride and returned to the home {
for wedding dinner The groom {
is a brother Of Attorney NJ. G.
Riebeling and met Miss Heckler in
Payette about three years ago when q
they both first came west. Mr.. and 1
Mrs. Riebeling will make their home 4
at 1919 Ada street, Boise, Idaho.
The news is a surprise to many 7
friends they met while visiting in /
Payette and they will receive con- q
gratuIations from them for bright b
and happy future.
Brick Yard Starts Monday. {
VIM. Sherwood will start his brick c
LdClOTy on mOHudg VI uSAb NNSh WI j
a full force of men and prepared to v
make the record breaking run. Mr.. o
Sherwood is feeling optimistic re- t
garding the seasons outlook. In
speaking of it this week he said, 81 \
have a large number Of orders book p
I'd in advance and feel that the
year Is going TO be a good one in I
he building line. l am starting '
he factory next Monday with full O
'orce of men and shall turn out all q
he brick / can this season feeling 6
assured that / shall be able to place I
Ill | can manufacture. In Payette c
here are many buildings in sight J
md from neighboring towns | have O
Inquiries about brick and to such an c
.xtent that leads me to believe / n
hall be able to sell all l can posi- Y