Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1912-09-05
LOCAL NEWS
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Hunters Burn Hay.

r. L. 0hOFL r6pOTLS lilt AdGt tho'
hunters on last Saturday who camp
ed on his ranch up the river start
cd a fire which resulted in the loss
of twenty tons Of hay.
Gets Position in Boise.
Jack Short left Saturday last for
Boise where he has secured posi-
ton with the Studebaker people in
their garage. Jack is hustEng
young fellow and will undoubtedly
make good with his new employers.
Suffers Severe Injury.
Last Friday Luther French, an
empIoye OF the Idaho-Oregon Light
& Power Co. zas struck on the
Eead by a falling cross beam and
suffered a severe scalp wound and
for a few days was unable to work
but is now able to be out and around.
Has Wrist Bones Broken.
Saturday while cranking his auto
in Payette G. A Mann, of New Ply
mouth, was SO unfortunate as to
break both bones in his right wrist
He secured medical attention at
once and depsite the fact that the
injury was quite painful was able
to return home that evening
P. H. Kost lost Drayman's Day
book, finder please return same and
get reward. pd1t
Trades Ranch for Property.
The first of this week deal was
consumnated between Frank Crigh-
ton and E. Founder by which Mr..
Founder becomes the owner of the
Inc I20 acre ranch on Big Willow
formerly owned by Mr. Creighton and
.Ar. Creighton comes into possession
If the Founder residence property
On the west side of Payette.
Regular Service Extended.
Monday of this week the Idaho
Northern began regular train service
from Emmett to Montour and Horse
shoe Bend. The train leaves EN-
nett at p. m arrives at Montour
at D. m. and Horseshoe Bend at
3 p. m Returning train leaves the
Bend at $50 a. N. arrives Emmett
at 1000 a. m This makes good
connection for the Payette vaiiey
Railroad The train viii be daily ex-
ce2t Sunday.
Ladies-You certainly can find
what you want at the prices yoe
want to pay at Mrs Comptons-
Dr.. J. c. Woodward Goes East.
Sunday afternoon DR.. ]. c. Wood
ward accompanied by Mrs. Woodward
and ]. G. Jr., will leave for the
east expecting to be gone for about
six months. Mrs. Woodward and j.
:. Jr.. will go to Lacrosse, Wiscon-
sin, to visit friends and relatives. |
The Dr. stops for two months at |
L Mayo Institute at Rochester, Min
lesota, and from there goes to New
fork City for four months study |
}. surgery under some of the best
rasters.
spanish War Veterans Reunion.
Arrangements have been made for
loIding a reunion of the Spanish war |
feterans at Soda Springs. Idaho,
rom September is to %. This will |
,e the first reunion of the kind to |
,e held in the state and it is hoped /
hat all veterans of the Spanish war |
.aving honorable discharges viii be |
present. Besides enjoying the pro-
,ram arranged for their entertain
nent the veterans can also fish and |
.unt to their hearts content.
hunters Make Good Kills.
The duck season opened September |
st and most of the local sportsmen |
we're out the first day to try their
uck. The season this year starts |
II better than for some time and |
a-eral good bags were reported.
Fhe members of the Payette Rod and |
sun club who went to the club |
rounds report the shooting excep-
ionally good on the reserve and |
II of them were pleased with the
oason's outlook for game.
Uncle Jacob Sloneker has been quit |
Il for past two weeks and his ex-
RENE age makes his recovery very |
edious
s ]. B. Stanton teacher at the Washo |
ichool last year left "Wednesday e. en-
ng for Hallway, Oregon where he |
viii teach school this term.
Rev. and Mrs o. w. Hcggemefer |
lave removed their household goods |
o GAL North Sixth Street and will
'e glad to meet their friends there.
The German Ladies Aid viii give
, bazaar in the Thurston building
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