Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1913-02-13

"Wednesday morning Of this week an
nouncing the TACT that sister liv
ing in southwestern aissour. wa!
,ery i'll and not expected to recoF
ler.
Mccomsey suys Fine Home.
Saturday OF last week 7. H. Nc
Comsey purchased OF r. h. HogLt
( 5he Bert Fitch place on the West sd
and Will take possession March 1st
/ rhe deal was made through the VIII
Wells real estate agency.
Attends csnaery Convention
Hon. W. a CoUzhanour, president
OF the Idaho Canning Company let
Payetts Friday OF last week for Lou
s. lie where he goes to attend the
national Con. ention Of Canneries to
De he'd in that city this week
cramp Tops Market
K A. Crump returned Saturt ay
last from Portland where he had been
with a car of cattle and hogs. Each
consignment brought q go0d Irice
cut he was especially pleased with
the returns on tie car OF hOss as
5hey topped the market
A Colonial Entertainments
The Ladies' OF the American Lea. .ue
viii give Colonial ente-Ia nmSLt in
the Chapter house one week fSm
this Thursday evening An admis
sion OF fifteen cents viii be charged
aduits and ten cents for ch-ldrg
rom eight to twelve years Of age
Those CSC rawhide whips are win
aers. Did you get onez only few
Ieft-DoEns Harness Shop.
San Dies At Fargo.
Mrs. NJ. d HerliEe received tel-
egram Thursday evening of last week
announcing that her son Ralph Shep-
herd living at Fargo. North Dakota,
was seriously i'll She at once be
gan making preparations to start
for Fargo on Friday evening Friday
another telegram announced
MS death Mrs. Herline and son
Frank left Friday evening for Fargo
TO be present at the funeral They
expect TO remain there until March
lst
Aged Oregon Man Dies.
William E AIbertson, of Albertscn,
Oregon, died in Payette on Friday
February after long IL
ness from rheumatism Mr.. Albert
son came TO Payette about nine
months ago to take treatments for
lis rheumatism He was IL years o.
lge and leaves 4 wife, two daUgk-
.ers, Mrs. Ferny and Mrs James
Marshall who both live in Payette
md two sens who live in Albertson,
Oregon. The remains were shipped |
o Vale on Saturday and from there
Fere hauled by team one hundred and |
orty miles to Albertson, which IS a !
mall inland town, for interment.
special Theatrical Excursion.
Thursday evening OF this week a
peciaI train viii be run from Pay
.tte 10 Weiser by the Oregon Short |
line railroad affording an oppcrtuni-
Y for Payette people to witness the |
of THE Rosary" in tie
theatre that evening The |
are for the round trip viii be one
lollar and the train viii leave the |
.epot at seven fifteen Returning !
rain to leave Weiser directly the |
how is over. The Rosary is one of 1
he finest productions ever staged /
anking with The Christian" and 1
'ther plays of like class and the
pecial train affords a splendid op-
,ortunity for Payette people to wit
less the play.
Well Known Engineer Visits Payeste-
Monday of this week Frank Ohm
lGdQ OF AalOeGl4s NlStNCA IL L a. Ss~~
or few hours. Mr.. Olmstead is
FELL known to number OF Paystte
'eople as until December %, 1912,
Ie was engineer on the o. S. l. hav-
ng the Pony run. On that date hav-
ng served the road twenty years
he was retired on a
,ension. Mr.. Olmstead first began
lis career as an engineer on an
astern road in 1869. He went to
york for the Union Pacific in 1879
unning what is known as the help
II engine on Green River hill. Since |
hat time he has held many runs on
divisions the last one be
ng the Pony run between Boise and |
huntington. Through all of his years
Il service as an engineer he has
lever been in a wreck and makes