Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1915-11-18
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Local. lVcWS
Will Lanfear who has been worl
ing near Emmett was unfortunate l
running a spike into his hand. H
has been promoted to chief cook !
camp since the accident.
Sixteen young people were invite
to the C. w. Young home, Saturda
evening to help surprise Lambert O.
his 18th birthday. A very enjoyabl
time was had playing games, afte
which an oyster supper was served.
The Methodist w. H. M. s. me
with Mrs. G. w. Cotton, Thursda.
afternoon. An interesting program
on the work accomplished by tht
Deaconess of the church was given.
About fifteen of Alice Whealdon's
neighbor friends surprised her Fri
day evening. A very pleasant eve
ming was spent Alice left for Lewis
ton Normal Saturday.
Ruth Bracewen and Florence Kin.
sey entertained MT. Chester Lackey
and sister Hazel and a gentleman
friend from Ontario and Joe Brun-
ming, Tuesday evening. The musical
selections rendered, made the even
ing very pleasant one.
Raymond Albee was badly hurt
Saturday morning by being thrown
from colt he was riding. The
saddle turned, causing the accident.
He managed to get to the Shubert
ranch where he was to help bale
hay but not appearing natural the
men told him to rest. At O'Clock
when he returned home he couldn't
account for the day. Sunday morn
ing he had recovered except for q
stiff neck and no recollection of the
previous days happenings.
The Rands, Van Malta, Hansel and
Mcconnell hunting party returned
Saturday evening, bringing homo
three deer. They encountered cod
weather, snow and la grippe on
their trip, Friday, on the other side
Of Sweet, the snow was 6 inches
deep. You may guess who killed tho
game, we'll not give the poor marks
men away. Maybe the rifles were
to blame, as they report seeing lots
Of deer.
H r. Strawn has two and one
third s.res Of S-year-old prune trees
this year that melted him $4,000.
The oirlnes were shipped thru Denny
C CO.
Harvey Hostettler is acting az
Street car conductor while attending
school iE Chicago. He had to make
about 80 runs with the old conductor
befote being given charge Of the car.
The Tussing Packing house finish
ed packing apples, Saturday.
Another mad-dog disturbed our
Monday. No ono
seems to know whose dog It was.
I. was q large bird dog and was
killed after It had killed six
teen chickens, turkeys and pig,
and bit calf. at the Gladdish, Pa
theal. Shake, Koontz and Strawn
ranches. No one knows how many
dogs or cattle It had bitten as It
tried to attack Mr.. Strawn's cows
and horses after killing the pig. but
Mr.. Strawn frightened Il away by
shooting at It. It might be wise to
keep our dogs muzzled as you see
they may do considerable damage In
a few hours, 30 far we have been
fortunate that no children have been
bitten, but It might easily happen
with the dogs running At large.
A very early symptom Of rabies In
the dog Is a change OF voice, every
sound uttered being more OF less
changed. The amount Of ferocNy var
les, some show extreme fondness,
while others bark and rush TO end
= IT,
of chain to meet an imaginary foe or
II loose, rush out biting anything
they meet. and they chow great
thirst. The hind legs and muscles Of
Jaws become paralyzed IN the last
stages.
Apples are not the bet crop The
FruNland district produces ~ the
Better Babies contest" showed us
at the New Plymouth contest, Little
Franklin Van Der Kar ted with
Robert Hoilenbeck, who won the End
prize IN the state contest.
A goodly number were absent from
High School Monday because Of colds
a. we'll a. nom the grades. -
Tbs horse shed u tie school
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