Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1914-06-25

Important Meeting In Payette.
On July 18th and 14th an important
meeting of Commercial Club secretar-
les of the state will be held in Pay
ette.
Ice Cream and Cake.
Large dishes of home made ice
cream that's what the ladies of the
Christian church say they are going
to serve on the church grounds Sat
urday evening. Large dishes of home
made ice cream and big pieces of
good old cake just like mother makes.
Likes New Location.
A letter received from Henry Fox
stating that ne is well pleased with
his new location near Vancouver,
Washington and is busily engaged
getting his place in shape. He thinks
there is a great outlook for the en-
tire northwest and is confident there
are many good opportunities open in
the different cities.
Payette Mason Hcnoreo.
At the meeting of the Grand Chap
ter R. A. NJ. held at Lewiston last
week NJ. E. Mcdonald Of Payette was
elected OF the position of Grand King.
Mr.. Mcdonald and VIM. Carstens, who
both attended the meeting returned
home last Friday evening. They re-
port everything in the north part of
the state as locking fine.
Boys Exceed Speed Limit.
Rodney Shake and Vern Cree we're
takenup Sunday evening by the city
authorities on a charge of violating
the speed limit on their motor cycles.
They gave bond for appearance in
court Monday. Appearing at ten o.
clock Monday they were found guilty
in Judge Luther's court and failing to
pay the fine of five dollars each and
costs were committed.
Still Best on Earth.
Commissioner E. A. Blair, Who went
to Colorado, looking for 4 location re-
turned to Payette Saturday eYeuirg
of last week fully satisfied that this
valley is still the best yet. While
Mr.. Blair's health occasionally forces
him to lock for locat.oa he general
ly decides that it is better to live in
Payette and suffer an occasional
twinge than it would be to move.
Will Give Better Service.
Howard Snowberger carrier on
Route No. 1 has purchased a Ford
automobile and beginning July 1st
will carry the mail on that route in
the machine. This will mean a quick
er delivery to his patrons. The sche-
dule on his route will be changed /
July 1st. ALI the patrons should re-
member this change and lock for
the new schedule.
Injunction Case Argued.
Judge A. H Bowen, returned Tues
day morning from Boise where he
had been before the supreme court
in behalf of the city of Payette in
the Improvement District Injunction
case. 1t will be remembered that the
Injunction case was won by the city
IN the district court and was taken TO
he Supreme Court on appeal. A de-
,ision is expected in a few days.
Receives Merted Appointment.
DR.. Ray B. Hurd received notice on
he nineteenth of this month from
Governor John NJ. Haines of his ap-
ocintment as a member of the State
Board of Veterinary Medical Exami-
lers. The appointment will meet
with the approval of Payette people
Is Mr.. Hurd's ability in his lire is
ven known here. He will fill the
position with credit to the state aud
himself
Meet As Board OF Equalization. h
Elsewhere we publish notice by |
County Clerk Stovel to the effect /
hat the beard of county commission Il
srs will meet ON the first Monday in
Icly 1914, and will continue in session
rom day to day up to and inclsding
.he fourth Monday of July of said
ycar, for the purpose Of equalizing ,
he assessment of all property enter ,
ID upon the assessment roll and de-
complaints in regard to ,
nc assessment. Il
nnivation by Peach Growers. IL
The Fruit Growers Union of Bm-
nett has decided to try an innovation !
n marketing peaches this year In
itead Of packing the fruit in crates,
Is has been the custom for years, }
'ushel baskets will be used. A car
cad of the baskets-5000in all-have 4,
'eca ordered through the Fruit Dis
Association.
The use Of baskets is common in
he Middle west 1t is confidently be-
loved that they will be welcomed in
daho. The peaches will net be wrap