Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1916-05-04
LOCAL NEWS ITEMS
IN CONDENSED FORM

Mrs. F. c. Moss fell from a asstep-
ladder while working about her home
Wednesday, resuftiag in the sbreak-
fAg Of two OF her RIBS and other
painful injuries from which she is.
confined to her bed
| City Marshal Stant8 ez4e andea.
three head OF mules sss NJ
large in. the city HrSfta Hqaay. fl
was subsequently dfseovened tAzk the
animals belonged to lex Markes Of
Ontario, who came ofkr AFTER them
"Wednesday morning, paid the costs
accruing in connection with the az
fair and took his donkeys away
In harmony with the handsome new
plate glass, front recently completed
in the Star Barber shorSR Pill Holt.
the proprietor. installed modern
Art Marble combination mirror case,
with individual layatories. The new
equipment was furnished by Lewis
Stinger Co.. OF Portland, Ore. and
| is as fine as is to be found in the
very. best establishments In any Of
the larger cities.
The Payette Brick Manufacturing
Company is now laying the plans
for the manufacture Of nearly two
million brick during the present year.
Mr.. Sherwood has been looking to
the thorough equipment of the
plant and everything is being got
ten into shipshape for an unusually
big business, the prospects for which.
he says were never brighter. Already
the company has several large or
ders ahead.
County Commissioner c. w. Gies-
Ter and County Surveyor Mcconnell
recently inspected the site which has
been selected for a three-span wood
en- bridge on Little Willow. Already
the estimates have been gotten out
and the piling has been ordered The
bridge will span the creek at a point
opposite the French postoffiee, on
the proposed new automobile mail
route, which It . confidently believed
will be put into effect in the near
future.
POULTRY WANTED: Old hens
IA 1-2 cents and up. Cali IS or 63-i. T.
Upon finding beautiful May bas-
ket hanging to the latch OF the En-
terprise office door, the editor rush
ed to his desk with the intention of
saying some very pretty things about
Little Misses Leora Smith and Rose
May Hottenstein, but upon reflection
it suddenly occurred TO the editorial
mind that any attempt to pose as
the happy recipient of that basket
would be only loves labor lost as
the token was evidently intended for
another, whose modesty alone pre-
sents the use of his name in this
1npectfon.
II. Bailey was arrested Monday
night by Policeman Finsh for tsing
profane and indecent language ON ths
street and tearing an awning in front
of Gr.mm's Variety Store. Bailey
put up q cash bond for his appear
ance Tuesday morning, when he was
arraigned before Police Judge M. Il
Luther, to answer to complaint
sworn to by John Hall, owner of the
building where the awning was dam
aged, Bailey enteFed plea of
guilty and was fined $500. as a mild
to be more guarded in his
future conduct.
Mary Pickford in Little Pal.'
Friday night. tn The Emma.
State Sanitary Inspector ). K.
White. has requested that the citl-
zens OF Payefe - again reminded
that Rule Xxxv of the State Board
Of Health in reference to outhouses
and stables is going to be rigidE en-
forced. An, inspector OF the sanitary
VIII Eiait this city IN
the near future and those who fAl
10 observe this rule may expect tp
sncounters trouble. The rule will be
Iound in this number Of the Enter-
prise. Don't delay, but act psosaAtiy 4
Nd avoid trouble, A word to-
wiss ought to be sufficient 81
Mr. and Mrs. N. A. Jacobsenl FaaA
advised aiby a telegram Igueedey