Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1913-10-02
Local NeUs

Band Gets Two Days Contract.
The Payette Band went to Cald
well en- Tuesday morning and furr
ished the music for the county fai
{ two days Tuesday and Wednesday.
Horseme at Caldwell.
/ C. E. Dibble, w. C. Hurd and S. E
Chapman Of this city are all at Cald
well this week with string of hors
os which are racing at the county
fair.
Mrs, p. Green Dead.
Word was received recently by the
local lodge of Odd Fellows of the
death at Loveland, Colo, of Mrs. P.
Green for many years a resident of
Payette. Interment was made in
LoYeland cemetery.
Boys, Not Convicted.
. Hector Thebo and Frank Myers. the
two young Payette boys arrested at
Fruitland some weeks ago on a
charge of boot-legging had their
trial in Caldwell Monday and Tues
day of this week. The jury was out
seven minutes and brought in a YER
diet of not guilty. The Mr.. Beal of
Ontario who was also arrested on the
same charge was also turned loose.
Healthy Start for Season.
Up to Friday evening of last week
the Idaho-Oregon Fruit Growers AS
sociation affiliated with the Pacific
Northwest Fruit Distributors had
shipped out this season 166 cars of
fruit Of these cars 109 were prunes,
apples, cantaloupes, 35 peaches,
and 9 mixed. Brogan shipped cars,
Emmett 40, Fruitland Is, Nampa
3, New Plymouth Z, Parma 4, Payette
SO, Twin Falls 2, and Woods Spur 25.
'Tigris" A Masterpiece.
Those who appreciate a master
piece production in moving picture
should not fail to see
'Tigris" on Monday evening, Octob-
sr at THE EMMA. The play is in
our reels teeming with four thous-
Ind feet of the most thrilling scenes
hat can possibly be woven into
connected plot The intrigues of
he moster cracksman in crime are
endless it seems until finally he
makes his spectacular escape through
he sewers of Paris landing in his
lwn room with the detective. The end
# course comes to the criminal and
lis gang. Reports from other cities
where this production has been Pre- /
Iuced are flattering indeed.
Frank Creighton was a Boise bust I
less visitor Tuesday.
Lost-Between Ontario and Pay ,
tie child's brown coat. Finder /
Iotify Box 1876 Payette or leave at
'hurston's Drug Store 40 I
\uto Runs Down Coyote.
1 should worry" cried the rabbit
As he rambled through the dust,
They may get me with the auto,
But they'll get the coyote fust."
That in short is the story told by
. E. Pratt when in Payette on Tues
ay of this week. Mr.. Pratt stated
hat while on the way to Ontario
rom Weiser last Saturday evening
18th a party of young men from
Veiser he noticed an animal in front
f his auto travelling at an Illegal
ate of speed. Putting on the pow
r he gained and discovered it to
e a coyote and also noticed that
Ist ahead of it was jack rabbit.
hen the race was on in earnest. The
oyote was after Brer Rabbit and the
uto after the coyote. The forty
orse power Buick II proved to be
ne winner as the coyote was run
own and killed, but when the ma
hine was within few feet of the
abbit it took to the brush and es-
aped. On the return trip the par
2 in the auto found the coyote dead
le rear wheels of the machine hav-
lg passed over it's body. No, it did
t happen on the way coming back,
was going over.