Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1913-02-27
LOCAL NEWS


Public Sale on the Square.
| Household goods, kitchen utensils
and canned fruit, etc., Saturday, the
first of March.-A. H. Garland.
SeiIs-FIoto Show Coming.
Sells-Floto show will exhibit in
Payette this year. Word has been
received that their routing up to
and including the month of May has
been decided upon and according to
it they play Payette on Tuesday,
May 9th.
Elects New Officers.
The members of the Payette Valley
Cattle Growers Association held their
annual meeting in the Y. NJ. C. A.
in this city on Saturday and elected
officers for the coming year. Cyrus
Williams was elected President, Capt.
Erwin, Vice-President; and John Hill,
Secretary Treasurer. A levy of five
cents per head was made on the
members of the association for the
purpose of creating a fund to salt
the cattle on the summer range.
Special Attraction At Emma.
Friday evening the management Of
the Emma Theatre will present The
Great Jacques and company featuring
The Great Jacques in the latest
European novelties and feats of mag
ic consisting of the Spanish torture
barrel, the wonderful Australian mail
bag trick and the great triangle of
Thibet Another special feature of
this entertainment is Van, the car
toonist An opportunity to see a.
real newspaper artist at work His
stories and cartoons are both inter-
esting and instructive and all of his
work is original and done right be-
fore your eyes. Friday evening,
February 28th.
Military Luncheon for Officers.
Friday evening after the ball given
by Company l, Adj. General and Mrs
L. v. Patch entertained the officers
and their ladies at mill
tary luncheon The dining room of
the pleasantly appointed Patch
home and the table were decorated
with a profusion of flags, roses and
carnations and the luncheon as a
fitting close to the annual affair OF
Company l. Those present were
Col. E. VI. Heigho of Weiser, member
of Governor Haines' staff; Col c.
F. Muller, of Payette; Major Wood |
son Jeffries of Boise, of the Adj |
Department; Capt ]. B.
Burns, Capt R. L. Shaw; Lieut. |
Kaessner, Lieut.. Smith and Sergt- !
Albert White, Mrs C. F. Muller, Mrs. |
J. B. Burns, Mrs. R.. L. Shaw, and the
Misses Edna Gauer and Jessie and |
Angie Burns.
With the approach of spring one
begins to think of Oxfords. |
The Russell Department store is
showing a complete line in both |
gents and ladies' new spring styles.
The ex-President and ex-Vice Presi- |
dent of Mexico were murdered. Be- |
cause of this, shall we let a few en- |
ergetic men murder our Federal form
Of City Government The question, |
Resolved that, aside from all con-
of the proposed plan,
Government should be
adopted by cities in Idaho" has been
debated, by the Payette teams, with
both Weiser and Caldwell. Cur At
firmative team won in Weiser, our
negative team received the decision
of one judge. while Caldwell receiv-
ed decision of the other two We
still stand a good chance of winning |
in Debate. Payette Affirmative and
Emmett negative teams will discuss
the question in the High School AS
sembly Room, Friday. Feb. 2s. 1913,
at 2:S0 P. NJ. General admission 10c-
Mrs. C. E. Bartlett of Boise Is Wis
fting this week at the home OF Mr..