Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1911-04-27
Foundatlon eolna In.

pies III lnaJ SECTION ana SOOu nail
crop of peaches and apricots.
Foundation Going In, ~
J. ]. Toole, the weiser contractor
who secured the contract for putting
in the foundation for the big cold
storage and ice plant in this city
arrived in Payette Monday morning
and with his power concrete mixer
and force of men is at work on
the foundation. A car load of lum-
per arrived on Saturday last and
has been unloaded in the big base
ment and the work viii not be de-
Iayed because of a lack of lumber, =
Finds Apples in Good Condition.
J. Curtis Robinson. traffic manager
OF the Northwestern Fruit exchange,
was a Payette Valley visitor on Sat
urday and Monday of this week look
ing after the interests of the ex-
change in this section. Mr.. Robin
son made a thorough inspection trip
of the valley and stated that he was
gratified TO find that the commercial
apples were in fine condition and
that as far as he could determine
we would have full crop OF most
varieties, In some sections OF the
northwest he stated that consider
able damage had been done but not
as much as had been reported.
A Hobo Newspaper,
Joy will reign alcng every rail-
road In the country and in every ho-
bo camp for hereafter tramps will
be able to see their names in print
and not in connection with crime or
jail sentence. James Howe. the
millionaire hobo" OF st. Louis. has
announced that he is going to start
weekly newspaper for the benefit
Of the Knights Of the Road which
will be known as the Hobo Week
/ ly." The paper will be given away
to all hoboes and the circulation will
reach nearly 900 a week. No per-
son, In the world likes to read a
newspaper as well as the average
tramp or Weary Willie.
Plants Twenty Acres of Orchard.
Organize Branch Office.
( H. T. Kyle general agent for the
Continental Building & Loan Associ
alton of Denver, Colorado. was IN
Raystte the first OF this week and
organized a branch company Of the
/ association. The Continental In
one of the strongest building and
loan associations in the United Stat
! es and has been in existence for
( twenty-five years. They have branch
offices In many towns in Idaho and
are doing a thriving business where
ever located. The branch office in
Payette has been organized with the
I following officers: F. A. Blair, Pres
ident; t. ]. Brown, Vice President;
I Will Wells, etary-Treasurer. E
w. Equals, C. B. Compton. z. C.
Keith, o. R. Sellers and o. Fl. Ayey.
A Ten Inning Game.
A ten inning game was the result
OF the contest between the Ontario
and Payette baseball teams las
Sunday at Ontario with the one tall
in favor Of Ontario. A wild throw
in the tenth gave the Oregon ladi
the winning score Otherwise th'
game was as pretty a contest as on'
would care TO see. In this connec
tion it might be well TO state thai
an effert is being made to rails
sufficient money that Payette viii
have support to enable the team
. to become a member Of the Snak1
. River Valley league constituting Nan
pa. Caldwell, Ontario and Payette
, Those who enjoy the game shoul'
| heelp the boys out and get then
in line for the season in this league
An opportunity will be afforded Z
{ see many good games OF ball i
the team gets sufficient suppUrA