Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1913-06-19
LOCAL NEWS
Ships Wool To Warehouse.

Ships Wool To Warehouse.
Monday P. E. Short loaded forty
thousand pounds of his wool clip
and shipped it to the Chicago ware
house where he will hold it for a
time
Attend Grand Lodge Session.
NJ. E. Mcdonald and Albert White,
Sr., left Sunday evening for Twin
Falls to attend the session of the
Grand Chapter R. A. NJ. held at
that place.
Bridge Being Painted.
Brubaker & Fulton are busily en-
gagged this week treating the Pay
cite river bridge to a ccat of paint
One coat will be put on the iron and
two on the woodwork.
Band to Give Concerts.
Arrangements have been made
whereby the Saturday evening con-
certs are to be given by the band
on every Saturday evening. A good
ly sized crowd enjoyed the last one.
demonstrate on Closing Street.
A petition is being circulated by
some of the owners of property along
South Sixth street near the Bridge
Mills protesting against the closing
of that street. The street was re-
Gently closed to permit the build
ing of side track to the yards of
the Michigan-Idaho Milling Company.
Bridge viii Be Sixteen Foot.
Considerable discussion has been
going the rounds regarding the width
of the new Payette river bridge late
ly. Some stating it was to be II
feet wide, others said sixteen and
some said twenty Commissioner Blair
advises US that the plans and spec:
fications call for a sixteen foot
bridge and that fully eighty five
per cent of the bridges in the state
were no wider
Board Has Successful Meeting.
Henry Harland returned Monday
morning from Moscow where he had
been attending the meeting of the
state board of control of educational
institutions. Mr.. Harland reports
very successful meeting and is much
pleased with the saving the. board
has been enabled to make so far.
Many conditions have existed which
have been expensive just for lack
of someone to look after them and
the new board seems to be remedy
ing things very rapidly.
Garden Fete Tonight.
Tonight at the home of Charles
Brown, Jr., few miles north of
Payette a Garden Fete will be CIV
en- to which all Payette people are
invited. The fete is under the aus
pices of the members of the Episco-
pal church and elaborate prepara- !
tons have been made for the enter
tainment OF all who attend The |
fete will be something out of the or
dinary. Refreshments will be served |
and you are sure to enjoy an even
ing of pleasure if you attend.
Fifth Sale.
On Saturday, June 81 at Weiser,
Idaho, o. P. Hendershot, the man
who has sold more thoroughbred
COWS in this section of Idaho than
all others put together, will hold
public sale at Weiser of Holstein
cows, bulls and heifeTs. The cows
and heifers are all high grade and
full blooded from the very best dali
ry herds of Wisconsin and the :a'e
presents a rare chance to the farm
ers of this section to get some
thing good at their own price and
delivered at their door, If any here
are interested In really first class
COWS It will pay them to attend
this sale.
Goes to End of Track.
General Manager H. E. Dunn on
went to the end of track
on the extension of the Idaho North
ern. Just now the track is a very
few miles from Smiths Ferry. With
the extension fast nearing the noun
tains the general query in Payette
has been as to just when Payette
people could take advantage of this
extension to spend day or two in
the mountains at the several famous
sights on the Payette River. AS
Payette is not going to celebrate
number have expressed a desire of
spending July Fourth in the noun
tains along the Payette. Mr.. Dunn
makes the trip for the purpose of as
certaining whether it will be possi-
BILE to offer the people an opportuni-
ty on July Fourth to have day near
Smiths Ferry. There are some beau |
tiful spots near the Ferry. Big tim
Der abounds plentifully, fishing is