Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1918-11-07

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Walter James and family will NOV
this week to Eden, Idaho, where Mr.
James expects to get employment.
Five cars of cattle were shipped
to the Portland market last Sunday
Two cars by ]. o. Bowker and three
cars by Albert Wilson. Allen WI
son went with them to unload and
load at feeding stations.
Margaret Mcpherson who was calle
to Boise last week on account of
the death Of her grandmother, re-
turned to Payette Tuesday afternoon
by auto from Cambridge where the
bcdy was taken for burial.
The Board of health of Payette
County has secured the old Payette
hctel building as hospital in case
IL should be needed on account of
the Spanish influenza. We under
5 and there is one patient there now.
Bring in your Iilled Christmas Lox-
es Tor the Boys on Saturday of this
week or Wednesday and riday oil
next week, from 1 10 p. m at my
residence. Bring your labels as
soon as received and secure your
box.-Mrs. l. R. Woodward, Chr.
Miss Iona Cartwright who vas TAX
en- to the Holy Rosary hospital at
Ontario several weeks ago for an
operation for appendicitis was r.
turned to her home in Payette Sun
day. She is getting along quite well,
but still has a special nurse to at
tend her.
The box of Delicious apples donat,
ed by L. S. Pobst to the Red Cross
and placed in the window at Rezac's
to be sold to the highest bidder,
was sold to Perry Miller of Big
Willow, for $40. The box of Rome
Beauties donated by W. S. Holt
was sold to Porter S. Jones for $40.
King, a hunting dog belonging to
Jack Orr, is true to the game law.
He was out with Jack last Sun
day and believing in equal rights
with his master, pounced onto two
full grown phessaats and caught
them before they could get out of
the grass.
rhe Enterprise is receiving a
goodly number of new subscribers,
and many old ones have renewed in
the last few weeks. We wish to
thank each and every one who comss
in with a smile and leaves their
check for Cne-fifty, to insure the
Enterprise being sent to their ad-
dress.
Oscar Keifer is in receipt of
German Helmet sent to him by his
son Jay who is at the front. 1t was
aiken from dead Hun Jay also
wrote a letter in which he says,
Raise some early chickens next
spring, for We will be home by the
ime tn are big enough to fry"
Ne venture to say the chickens will
,e ready. :
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Coughanour !
lrove down from North Powder TO
'ayette Friday in their new Buick,
or a few days visit with relatives
md host of friends. We are al ;
ways glad to meet Mr.. and Mrs.
They were both raised 4
rom childhood in this community, {
nd still hold a strcng tie of friend I
hip among the people of Payette I
nd vicinity.
Coal bills are large part of your
wing expense reduce them by US
ng Coles Hot Blast Heaters.
The Chinese Pheasants have suf- =
cred a great casualty the last few r
avs. War was declared against them y
lst Friday morning at the bbeak @
day. And since that time the I
has been fierce. The r
attic will continue until next Sun =
ay evening when peace will be y
1t is hoped that enough 6
ill be left to produce a good crop :,
IT next year, and that they will not >.
e molested during the closed sea- =
IN.
NJ. F. Albert received a message n
'ednesday informing him that his Il
IN, Lieut.. Lester Albert, who was v
ounded while in the service in S
rance some months ago which a
fused him to lose both legs and Il
lrt of one hand, had landed ON Il
merican soil at New Port News, r
Id in letter previously written to S
e message it was stated that he h
ust suffer another operation which p
ould detain him several weeks be- p
re continuing his journey home. t.
eutenant Albert has certainly suf- Of
red his share CT the horrors !. of in
ar, and yet has the pluck and the bl
i'll to continue in the service TO 10