Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1914-03-05
Local Neus
New Home Almost Ready.

4 New Home Almost Ready.
I The fine new seven room bungalo
being built by P. V. Campbell on
> ranch on Payette Heights is near
:. completed and Will soon be read
for Mr.. Campbell and family to tax
up their residence in.
y Grand Matron Coming.
o Lorraine Chapter o. E. S. is pr.
!. pairing TO entertain the Grand Ma
+ ron Of this jurisdiction on Saturda
e evening March Z. An invitation ha
: been issued to all members and Wis
ittDg stars TO be present on this oc
casion.
Emigrants for Letha.
Saturday of last week two car.
CT emigrant movables belonging tC
J. F. Carter, of Gooding, were take1
from Payette TO Letha by the Pay.
ette Valley Railroad Mr.. Carter
will operate a large stock ranch
near Letha.
Large Amount of Mail Handled.
Dad" Bowers who has the job of
Transporting the mails between the
postoffice and the depot informs us
that Just 1866 pounds were handled
al the station here between p. m.
Saturday February 2Sth and a. m.
Monday morning March 2.
Leaves for Emmett.
10 Cresswen left Payette Wednes-
day morning for Emmett where he
wiz enter into partnership with G.
Fl. Johnson in the feed grinding bus
.iness in that city. Mrs. Cresswel
and the children will remain in Pay
cite until school is out.
Business Trade Made.
The latter part OF last week Ed
win Lauer traded his eighty acre
ranch near Wendell to A F. Work
for the big horse barn in this city.
The barn will be remodeled into a
warehouse to be used by ]. A. Lauer
& Brother to store implements in.
Mr. Work expects to leave Payette
sometime the coming summer for
Canada.
Test Water for Germs.
The increasing number of typhoid
fever cases in the surrounding cities |
and the reports to the effect that in
most instances the disease has been
developing from impure water, has
led the city council to at once have
a test made of samples of the Pay
cite City water that the people may
be duly warned if any danger exists
from its use at the present time
Sells Residence Property.
The latter part of this week James
Stanton purchased of Henry Fox the
residence property on Sixth street
be is now occupying and will take
April first Mr.. Fox in
lends to go to the coast for a cou-
pie of months to recuperate his
health which has suffered severely
rom close application TO business
he past few years. Should the rest
IN the coast produce the desired re-
suits to his health dad" will re- Ii
urn to Payette, fit up a wagon and t
cam and for time lead the wan S
lering life of Roumanian gypsy. T
-arge Shipment of Fords. c
Fred Balm, who has recently rent
ID the building formerly occupied by
he Gem State Garage people. re- !
eived recently a car load of eight =
FORD automobiles of the 1914 model
nd has the moS of them now on .
he show room floor. Last year Mr.. !,
sain handled the Fords having his
nain office at New Plymouth and
old twenty six cars. This year he a
lakes Payette his headquarters and n
he car lead of eight just received
re only the first shipment He ex- G
ects TO far exceed his sales of last l
ear as he has already sold four ma
hines since January. first. In addi- :.
ion to sellips the FoTds Mr.. Balm :, !
ill also conduct a general repair :
hop in charge OF a competent me- Il
hanic.
e!ebrate Silver Wedding. h
Friday evening of last week the b
Verein of this community
ranged surprise for Mr. and Mrs.
Corneilson at the hall in
lis city. One hundred and fifty Of
lose closely acquainted with Mr.. and :,
Trs. Corneilsen gathered at the hall
, assist them in observing their
liver anniversary. At eight o'clock :. -
Ir. and Mrs. Corneilsen again went =
trough the ceremony that had twen- :
, five years ago made them man and :
ife after which bounteous wedding
upper was partaken of. The bal al
nee of the evening being enjoyed in W