Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1913-08-07
LOCAL NEWS
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off For The Mountains.

: off For The Mountains.
+ Thursday morning Of this week ;
party consisting of Fred Stanton, NJ
%. Luther, Frank Zimmerman anc
Otto Meili left for a camping triI
on the head of the Little Weiser
They expect to be gene long enough
to get their fill of birds and fish.
! Ministers Exchange PuIpirs.
Payette people were privileged to
again listen to Rev. Haley at the
Methodist church last Sunday morn
ing when Rev. A. L. Howorth went to
Boise and filled his pulpit there and
Rev. Haley came to Payette and
affixed to those he lived and worked
with for a number of years.
VIII Camp at Smiths Ferry.
Wednesday CT this week P. H.
Brown and family left for Smiths
Ferry where they will camp for
couple Of weeks. Mr.. Brown took in
the excursion last Sunday and was so
delighted with the place that he deci-
ded to return with his wife and fam
lily for a two weeks cutting.
Suffers Broken Collar Bone.
Three year old Francis Lyon, daugh
ter of Mr. and Mrs. F. H. Lyon, while
playing with her sister Viola last
evening fell from the bed
and suffered a broken collar bone. /
She is bearing the pain pluckily and
after having the fracture reduced is
getting along nicely despite the Sc
we're pain and hot weather.
Weiser Wins Pennant.
By defeating Vale last Sunday at
Ontario by a score of five to nothing |
Woiser landed the pennant of the /
league and the series
S finished. The game was a good /
one and witnessed by a goodly sized
crowd of fans despite the hot wealth
er. There is some talk of getting up
another series but nothing definite
has been decided as yet.
Change in Business Firm.
Ray Chatfield and Thomas Amos
who have been conducting a black
smith shop on South Seventh street
or a year have made a slight busi-
Tess change Mr.. Chatfield retires and
dr. Amos takes charge of the busi-
less himself Mr.. Amos is a thor /
'ughly competent smith, an excellent
lorseshoer and being a man who at
ends strictly to business will no
Ioubt get his share of the business
lere.
daho Dys Works Moves.
The Idaho Dye Works have moved
rom their loation in the independent
building to the rooms in
he Jaobscen block formerly occupied :
y the Roberts-Anderson Realty Com
any The move was made because
he telephone company has another
arty planning on occupying their
uilding and brings the dye works
own on the main travelled street a
rom the depot giving them an oppor- c
unity to land much more transient .
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,wa Paper Takes Knock At Us.
DR.. A. V. Strauss who halls from c
ogan, Iowa, hands US the following '
tipping from the newspaper publish v
i at that place: Il
A man who lately returned from Il
laho says that people out there are
ot operating their automobiles this
Jason because they cannot afford the
i and gas to do so, owing to a fail
re to sell their crops last year at =
rofit, and not extra good prospects Il
IT this season. =
We certainly think that the man X
p who just returned from Idaho is
entitled to the first prize Il
the Ananias Club. We wouldn't n
ave minded it SC much if he had "
,nfined his knocks on Idaho to "
uthful statements. There are per r.
aps many people who visit this sec ot
on that see some things not to 81
Ieir liking but when a man has to
oop to deliberate falsehood he GER
inly is hard put. DR.. Strauss being 81
le of our most contented citizens r'
Id one who has faith in this valley, IL
is taken it upon himself to see that Ia
le Logan knocker hears from him. a
Last Seashore Excursion.
August 2fst.
Low rates TO Nahcotta. Washing "