Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1914-06-18
Local Neus
Attend Grand Lodge Meeting.


. Gene Mcdonald and VIM. Carstens
: left Saturday evening for Lewiston
, Idaho to be in attendance at the meet
, ing of the Grand Chapter R. A II.
held there this week.
Will Visit East.
Louis Wachter, of New Plymouth
was in Payette Monday making ar
} rangements to start cast next Sat
urday. He and Mrs. Wachter expect
to spend the greater part of the sum
mer visiting in Pennsylvania.
Dape Powell Getting Better.
Word received from Dave Powell !,
of Anaconda, who was recently badly
burned, is to the effect that his in
Ijuries were not so bad as was at
first anticipated and he is recovering
rapidly and with no bad effects.
Suffers Sprained Ankle.
o. H. Graham head clerk in the
gentlemens department of the Golden
Rule Store is suffering from a sprain-
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thusiastfc game of tennis It will
keep him from work fer few days.
Band Goes to Huntington.
The Payette band has signed up to
furnish music at the city of Hunt
ington on July Fourth. Several ether
cities were after the boys but the
Huntington people were there first
with the best offer and the contract
has been signed up.
Adjourns for Hot Weather.
Lorraine Chapter held its last re-
gular meeting until the first Tuesday
in September on Tuesday evening of
this week. Refreshments were ser
we'd after the regular lodge work and
2 pleasant evening enjoyed by a
good attendance.
Democratic Meeting Friday.
A Democratic meeting to be he'd
Friday evening of this week at eight
O'Clock in Filters hall has been ad-
vertised. Ex-Governor Hawley ard NJ.
Alexander will be the speakers. The
tax payers are cordially invited to at
tend the meeting.
Secure New Plymouth Contract.
Walker & Anderson, of Payette,
have secured the contract for building ;
the new brick school house to be
built at New Plymouth this summer
and will commence work the latter +;
part of this week Bonds to the ex- i
tent of some $4,000 were recently vet
ed to build this school building.
Crops East Locking Good. Y
w. L. Spottswood returned Monday q
from visit east with his sen who J
ives at Westside, Iowa. Mr.. Spots /
wood had an enjoyable time while i
gone Crops are looking fine in that
section of Iowa and the general cpin- "a
on seems to be that business CT al 2
inds is looking up.
harvest Fine Grain Crop. d
Frank Creighton came down from his I,
Big Willow ranch the latter part of v
asst week and reports that most of tn t
rops On the creek are looking pref n
y good especially these farther up O
be creek. He has one hundred and II
wenty five acres of gain in and it
5 looking fine and he expects to har- a
est a fine yield. G
letting Ready for Harvest. z
NJ. R. and w. A Drinkwine, OF Lit A
Ie Willow were in Payette on Mon lu
ay buying supplies for the binder pi
nd getting ready to begin the har- Les
esting of fine acreage of grain. P
While in some places the crors on
little Willow are not as good as d;
as expected the Drinkwine brothers pC
re we'll satisfied with their crop con- Ii
itions considered. m
,educe Minimum of Water.
At the rguelar meeting held on
fonday evening of this week the city N
ouncil passed an ordinance redrc- cl
lg the minimum of city water to M
Q used in a month from ten thou o
and gallons to five thousand gallons. 81
he price of 81 for the minimum re- H
aims the same but if you use over w
We thousand gallons you will have to
ay for the extra water used.