Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1916-09-28

1 in that city, Saturday.
1 The ladies of ST. James GHftd
will serve dinner at the Z NJ G.
$ A. dining room, Saturday evening.
Sept Both Dinner S5c.
You can leave Payette at $40 a.
m. for the State Fair at Boise, Fri
day, Sept. 18th, and remain until
$3.50 p. m. Round trip only $500.
Justice of the Peace viii Wells
will be at the Enterprise Office Sat
urday afternoon to register voters.
The time is short-don't fail to
register
The Ladies of st. James Guild
win give an Autumn Tea at the
home of Mrs. ]. NJ. Bennetxs - Eri-
day, Sept. 2sth, from tSsss .. m.
Cooked Food Sale at the same tine
and place.
i he new office fixtures n6%
ing installed by the Idaho Power
Company in the new headquarters
N Hotel Bancroft building, are very
attractive and convenient in their
arrangement
We failed to mention the item last
week that Mr. A. Holloway, aged 81.
father OF Mrs A L. Gorham, re-
turned with them in their car, from
Conway Springs, Kansas. lie en-
Joyed the trip very much and will
spend the winter with his daagh-
ter. in Payette.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Maule and
daughter and Mrs. Wal, al of
Mondamin, Iowa, are visiting at the
Maule home in this city this week.
rhey have been visiting with David
Maule, of Ogden, Utah, the past
week. Mr.. James Maule is a brother
and Mrs. Wall sister of Council
man William Maule. They expect
to visit a sister in Occur d'Alene
before returning to their home in
Iowa.
The first meal to be served in
the new Hotel Bancroft Will be
sunday morning breakfast. MIR. and
Mrs. Reilly are now in charge of
the new hostelry and will continue
to serve the public in the highly
satisfactory manner that has al
ready established their popularity in
this community. The formal opening
of the Hotel Bancroft will take place
on October 18th. as heretofore an
noun ced.
Mr.. and Mrs. (. C. Pence and
their children, Master Earl and
Aittle Miss Mildred, came over from
Boise by auto Saturday evening and
visited relatives over Sunday, re-
turning home that evening. The
editor of the Enterprise accompanied
the family on their return trip home
and is able to state from observa-
ton and experience that that por-
ton of the road between Falk and
Dmmett is badly in need of little
attention.
Don't forget the Special o. S,fL.
Excursion to State Fair at Boise, to-
morrow, Friday. Sept. 29th< Rate
90 for round trip.
The Payette Flour Mil S had a
very good display OF flour AID by
products OF the Mill at The Mall
heur County Fair. The interest caus-
ed by giving away a prize cake each
day was great and drew Large. erowdA
to the booth 1t was gr-tifylng TO I;
the management to learn th4t bread
made from Arrow Flour took frsf
prize. The bread was made by Mrs.
w. C. Sturdeyant OF Payette. Miss
Mildred Fisher of Frait.aad, drew
.he cake. on Tuesday, Mrs. Jim
Lackey of Ontario, on wednesday.
and Mrs. Parsons. on Thursday,
Mrs. D. W. Ainey had charge OF
the exhibit.
H. j. Cortner had a near accident
last week. He left his team stand
ing while he slipped into neigh
bor,s house to send a telephone mes
sage. The horses found il irksanfe
standing and SO moved off at
slow pace at first, but got onto high
by the time he got onto the wagon.
and while he was fishing for the
lines. they struck snag and seut
thinks flying. The aO0d consisted Ok