Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1911-09-14

LOCAL NEWS


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Purchase New Wagon.
soctt's Dray Line has a new wag
On on the streets. Il was purchas
ed By the company from the sude
baker people and certainly Is a fine
tray wagon
Mother III In lo~a.
u Mrs. A. E. Wright received the
sad news Monday OF the serioas III
ness Of her mother living at Mara
thOn, Iowa. She left on No. Mon
lay evening for Marathon to be ct
the bedside of her sick parent
7runss A plenty.
\ Fred Colburn brought into
Paye,te on Monday a small limb
Of Double Hungarian prunes that
vas certainly q marvel TO behold.
The limb was fifteen inches long
and clustered on it were Just nine
u seven fine large prunes Of ex-
l celent coloring.
0rier Started Tuesday.
Tuesday the big drier OF the Pay
stte Fruit Packing Company started
working on prunes under the direc-I
lion OF c. H. Hoffman. There are
enough seconds in sight this year To-
make a good run and by starting the
5rier the growers are enabled to re-
slize something out OF what would
otherwise be lost to them.
canning Fruit at Factory.
The Idaho Canning Company be
gan canning fruit on Monday OF
this week. Twelve thousands pounds
Il plums were canned up until Tues
day noon when the run on pears
vas begun. It VIII take two weeks 1
o can the pears when two weeks
viii be devoted to peaches after
which the balance OF the season viii
Be finished on apples.
3ring Elk to Idaho.
Arrangements are under way for
he bringing OF about 500 head Of elk
ION the Jackson Hole country in
Wyoming. to Idaho. where they viii
Je turned loose on the ranges in Gus
Ter and Cassia counties. and bs IN
Ter the supervision OF the Idaho
same wardsns. The elk have be
-ome so numerous in the Jackson
Hole country that they are likely
20 starve. have eaten up all the
grass on the ranges in that section
inc Tos1@y Grapes
Frank CrightoR who Is engaged in
gathering the exhibits for the state
Immigration bureau has discovered
nat Payette and surrounding terri
-ory is growing fine Tokay grapes.
while gathering exhibits this week
ae stopped at the E. B. Cox ranch
.orLh OF Payette and found that
5tr. Cox had a fine assortment Of
Iokays growing. One bunch taken
Or exhibit weighed two pounds and
he grapes were OF excellent color
nd size.
oeath Of Young Man. I,
Wednesday evening Of last week
here occurred the death Of Joseph
al. Puser. sen OF Mr. and Mrs- Jno.
5user living north Of Payette from
tuberculosis. The Pusers
ust recently came to Payettte Val ,
ey ana purchased a portion OF the
;houtz orchard. They have the
.ympathy OF the entire community in
he loss OF their seventeen year
I'D son. The remains were shipped
n Thursday evening accompanied by T
he father to Brilllon. Wisconsin. I
heir old home for lntsrment.
Arrive at Eugene. Oregon.
A letter from Ira White re- c
sivsd the latter part Of this week c
tatss that ne and family have sr- I
ivsd safely az Eugene. Oregon. .
5hers Miss Gail viii attend school 9
nd that their address win be SIS 4
loss Ave. Eugene. Oregon. Mr.. {
White states he likes his first i'm {
ression OF Eugene and country very :
luch but has hardly been there o
ong enough as yet to decide wheth- a
T they are going TO Ike 1t any '
etter than Payette or not Mr. Z
White orders the Enterprise sent '
o him so that is evidence that he e
ct intends TO keep track OF this Z
ommunity.
Hub Buttons Received. :
Secretary John A. Harader the first :
{ the week received the official club
utton which in the future viii be /.
-orn By all members OF the Com