Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1912-10-31
LOCAL NEWS
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Vote At Cold Storage.

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Arrangements have been made
whereby the voters in the West Fay
cite precinct will cast their ballots
ON next Tuesday at the Cold Stor-
age building.
English People Like Prunes.
Inc car of prunes shipped from
Payette to Liverpool by N. A JAG
OLSEN fuond a ready market with
our English friends and readily sold
at price that netted the shipper
1888 for the car load.
Hiil Hold Road meeting.
IHere VIII be meeung he'd at
me Chapter house north o. Payette
IN riuay evening, November 1st at
seyen-th4rty C'clCcK TO consiuer road
improvement WORK 1or TINS lall. A /
fancners are urged to attend tbs
.ACeLins and take an interest in tie
attempt to improve the roaas.
LOOK over Site for Bridge.
II. MCSOHASll,
ana J. ii. Forbes contractor, were in
rayetue Tuesday and went out to the
site OF the Payette river bridge. In
Testigations revealed that bedrock for
the foundations could be secured at
reasonable depth. They both went
70 Letha on the Payette Valley rail
road in the afternoon to look at the
site for that bridge.
rirst Entertainment Good
The first number of the Y. NJ. c.
A. Entertainment course given at
the Elite on Saturday evening was
gust as good as had been claimed for
1t and was thoroughly enjoyed by
d large audience. The Fellows quar-
Cet certainly won its way to the
hearts OF Fayette people. Each men,
Der was an artist and the enti.e pIo-
gram OF very high class.
viii Hold Big Public Sale.
Truelson brothers will hold a
pig public sale five miles southeast
OF New Plymouth and two miles west
OF Falk on Thursday November 14th.
The sale will begin at ten O'Clock
sharp and free lunch will be served
at noon. A fine lot of horses and
COWS will be disposed Of as well
as some hcgs and chickens together
with the usual farming implements
and some household goods. Col.
James Barnard will cry the sale.
Republican Ticket Safe.
a. ]. Rockwood, candidate for the
legislature ON the Republican ticket
was in Payette Tuesday. Mr.. Rock
wood had been out all week with
the republican candidates holding
meetings at the country precincts
in this county but was forced to re-
turn home. He states that every
where meetings have been held the |
people have been very enthusiastic |
in their support of the republican |
county ticket as whole and he
lCSlS ludl Will US S1CSICu.
Have You Registered?
Unless you were registered at the
primary election or have registered
since then you will not be allowed
TO vote at the election to be held
TUESDAY. Saturday next is the last
day upon which you can register.
The registrar in the South Payette
precinct will be at the Commercial
Hotel, the one in the east at the
Payette Land & Improvement Com
pany's office, the one in the west
at Denney & Cos. office and the one
in the North at her home near the
Episcopal church. If you have not
registered look to it at once and
see that you do. Under no cir
can you vote unless you
have complied with the law and reg
Istered.
A Business Change.
Thursday a deal was consummated
by which R. Y. Currin became the
owner of the George Scott ranch
on Little Willow and George Scott
became the owner of the Currin liy-
cry barn in this city. Both parties
taking possession the first of Novem-
Der. Ranching is no new business
for Mr. Currin as he formerly owned
and operated a big ranch on Big
Willow. He will go out on the ranch
for month and do some necessary
work and will then spend the bal
ance of the winter in Payette. Mr..
Scott and family are already located
in a residence on the west side. In
taking possession of the livery Mr..
Scott again comes into the property
owned by himself and Aus
tin McWilliams and he is no novice
at the business. Former patrons
courteous treatment and
prompt service of the past will not
he slow to again patronize Mr. Scott. |