Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1914-07-23
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on by DR.. Barton, at the Boise hos
lrital returned to Payette last Thurs
day Just seven days after the opera
tien. On his arrival at Payette he
walked unassisted to his hcme from
the depot, distance of five blocks.
Keith and Sons Sale.
The popular Semi-Annual Clearance
Sale Of E. c. Keith and Son IS
now in progress, and the store is
packed with buyers each day. Every
one knows that when this firm an
nounces a sale that everything goes
at reductions which it is worth while
to take advantage CT.
Marquardsen Property Sold.
! The F. c. Marquardsen property
in Platt's addition, on the west side
has been purchased by Ben Strohbehn
The house has been repainted and
the propety otherwise much bmproy-
ed and win, we understand be oc-
cupied as a parsonage for the
German Lutheran Church.
Returned from Outing.
E. W. Equals and family returned
Friday from the Meadows where they
have been enjoying an outing for
couple of weeks. We have heard him
cay nothing OF any extraordinary
catch Of trout, but no doubt the par
ty were as successful as any, and
got full enjoyment from their outing.
Time to Register.
The registration books are COW op-
en- and if you did not vote at the
last general election or have moved
since tath time you must register if
you intend to vote this fal. The re-
gistration books will be open until 8
p m. Saturday Aug. 1, except Sun
days and holidays. and you can regis
ter with any Notary Pubic or JUS
tice of the Peace. The primaries will
be held September 1.
Elected To Former Position.
Aoo
had under consideration fer several
weeks a flattering invitation to re-
turn to his cid position in III. Before
coming west, he was member CT
the faculty Of Millikin University at
Decatur, H. Mr.. Turner has not de-
finitely decided whether he will go.
He is being strongly urged to remain
here. In addition he has property
interests which must be taken into
consideration.
Reiires from Railway Service
Pete Genoway has retired from the
service of the railway company and
will no longer pull trains up and
down the Payette bench As an
Educator and trainer of horses Pete
has few equals and he has determin- |
ed to devote his entire time TO this
business. He is not only eompete-t
II handle all kinds of horses but is
exceptionally well equipped for the
work. and maintains one CT the best
0f training stables. If you have
which you wish to make good
drivers call upon Pete.
A Marrow Escape.
Sam Genoway with a number CT
other boys while swiming in the
Lower Payette Ditch few days ago
narrowly missed death in a peculiar
He was diving in deep
place and his companioos noting that
he did not come to the surface when
he should waded out and began an
which resulted in find
ing the Genoway boy with his head
fast in the mud on the bottom OF
the ditch. The attending physician
says Inc spinal cord appears to have
sustained slight injury, and that
the patient is now bordering upon an
attack of pneumonia.
Grain Sacks for sale at the Farmer
Coal and Supply Co. got
Mrs. ]. F. Orr and son, ]. F. Jr.
Sunday from two months
visit in Minnesota.
H. B. Orcutt and wife returned
Monday from two weeks visit to
the coast. While away they visited
Portland, Corvallis, Vancouver and
Pasco. From the latter place they
we're accompanied home by Mrs. VIM.
Orcutt and her young daughter. Mr..
Orcutt says he saw no place that
sven compares fayorably with Payette
and our valley. At Vancouver he saw
Dad Fox and reports him as looking
we'll and prosperous.
In another column viii be found
he report Of Sheriff Frank Breshears
or the second quarter Of 1914, show
ng all moneys collected for fees and
ines and also all sums expended for
he quarter. The report shows that
Turing this single quarter our sheriff
las turned into the County Treasury
hearty $3.50 after paying all the ex- +;
oenses of the office. We also desire