Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1912-06-13
LOCAL NEWS


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Miss Helen Maxfi left Sunda,
morning for Portlan to visit with
sister and take in the T Sc Carnival.
: Mrs, L. D. Sturdevant left Monday
evening on No for Banks, Oregon
where she will visit with relative.
the summer. She expects to return
to Payette sometime the later part o.
August.
First Cutting is Good.
Most of the ranchman are busy
with their first cutting ofalfalfa al
this time in fact some of them have
completely finished their first crop
The hay is much better this year
tian usual the stand being extra
heavy and the quality good.
Boys Catch Sturgeon.
Dick Taylor and Walter Geltry who
have been fishing for sturgeon near
the site where the old ferry used to
be located on the Snake river were
fortunate last Friday evening and got
bite. After a desperate struggle
the young lads landed a fine big
sturgeon weighing three hundred
/ pounds.
Weiser Will Celebrate.
According to the Weiser Daily Sig
nal that city is planning on big NOR
ster two days celebration this year
on July 4th and 5th. The neighbor-
ing towns are invited to participate
with her and the promise is made
that the eagle will scream long and
loud every minute of the two days
event
Continues to Improve.
]. w. Prestel who suffered a
stroke of apoplexy some three weeks
ago and since that time has been at
Woodward hospital continues to inn
prove and there is now every in
dication that he will survive the
shock and regain his health. The
many friends of the Prestel family
viii be glad to learn this encourag-
ing news.
Rev Tupin Goes To Colcado.
Rev Turpin and wife left Payette
Monday evening for La Mar Colorado
where they will make their home.
Rev. Turpin has been pastor of the
Church of God in Payette and his
leaving is . source OF regret not
only to his pastiorate but to many
friends outside the church and all
will wish him much success in his
new field of labors
High Water Delays Work.
Sinclair Mainland, President of the
Idaho-Oregon Light & Power Com
pany was in Payette Monday con-
ferring with district Manager ] F Orr
regarding the affairs of the COM {
pany. In speaking of the Ok Bow
power plant work he stated that /
high water was delaying it some
but that just as soon as the water
subsidized larger force would be
put to work.
A Clean Little Show.
While not the biggest aggregation
cnroute Cole Brothers Show prov
ed to be clean little entertainment
and was greeted by a good crowd in
the afternoon. While the crowd in
the evening was small the manage
ment loyalty went through with the 4
without the usually cutting
out of acts that is generally praeticed
One of the special features of the
show was the concert band under the
of H. w. Ring. 1t was
as good a musical organization as
has been heard in Payettc for some
time.
Special price on high grade house
paints. See eolors
Brubaker and Fulton
Col. w. A. Coughanour went to
Emmett Monday morning and from
here to Boise arriving in the
capital city in time to take in the
great Sells-Floto shows.
Mrs. DIR. Drake will speak for wheel
No. , of the Presbyterian Aid Soc
ety in the Presbyterian church June
18th evening. Theme the House
will be taken.
]. H Weider, who has been in
Boise for the last five weeks at the
bedside OF his brother-in-law who has
been quite III, returned home Fri /
lay evening Of last week. Il
Miss Cora Platt came home Satur-
lay and after spending Sunday with
her father and mother, Mr.. and Mrs.
W. H. Platt returned Monday morn
ng to her work in the clerks Of
ice.
The next social Of the Methodist
ladies Aid Society win be at the I
residence of f. E. Price 645 North
Sixth st. next Friday evening the
I4th. Strawberries, Ice Cream and