Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1911-08-31
LOCAL NEWS

Arrive In Boston o. K.

Arrive In Boston o. X.
4 The Payette Cold Storage Com
pany have received the word that the
car Of cantaloupes they sent to the
Boston market by express arrived in
fine shape and were selling well on
the Boston market.
Place Large Order.
The Arnould Automobile Company
of this city the latter part of last
week placed their order for twenty
five E. NJ. F. cars which they will
place in stock to dispose of in this
community. This represents an in
I vestment of $4,000.
To Give Big Ball.
The Loyal Order of Moose have
the invitations out announcing
big ball to be given under their
auspices in the Elite Opera house
on Thursday evening of this week.
The affair is strictly invitation and
invitations must be presented at
the door.
viii Make Big Improvements.
The Pacific Fruit Growers Ex-
press will make several decided
improvements at the icing station
in i'ayette the coming season. The
building will be enlarged, the slough
dredged and several other important
repairs made, all looking toward bet
ter service and a prompt attention
TO icing the fruit shipped from Pay
cite.
Like Payette Valley.
Msssrs. }. R. and John Lonkey and
wives, of Caldwell came down TO
Payette Saturday and looked over
the Fruitland bench. They were
greatly pleased with what they were
shown and both gentlemen thought
that the Payette Valley had not been
over boosted. I'VE are gratified
with conditions here and may return
to loacte with you permanently is
what both of them said
Takes Fruit to Burns.
F. NJ Housh returned Monday of
this week from Burns, Oregon, where
ne had gone with a load of melons
from the Dead Ok Flat country. Mr..
Housh found the people all along
the way anxious for fruit and melons
and had no difficulty in disposing of
4 large portion Of his load enroute.
Arriving in Burns he found the mark
ct flooded with fruit and melons from
the John Day country but after some
nustling disposed Of all he had at
good figure.
New Pastor to Arrive.
Rev. Benjamin Smith the newly
called pastor of the Christian church
will arrive in Payette Friday of this
week and will hold his first service
n the Christian church on Sunday
The members of the
,hurch sincerely invite all not at
ending services at any other church
o attend and worship with them on
hat day. Every member of the
hurch is earnestly urged to be
present on that morning and greet
he new pastor.
Jones to Visit, Will Stay.
A. H. Brubaker of Bigelow, Kan
as. is visiting in Payette at the
lome of his son e. Fl. Brubaker. Since
IRVING here and looking over the
in this valley Mr. Bru-
aker has become so impressed with
ur resources and the general out
ook for the future that just as soon
s he can make the necessary ar
and dispose Of Kansas
interests be will locate permanently
n this city. He is cashier of the
'igelow State Bank.
.ong Valley Good Country.
VIM. McOmie, formerly resident
Payette, but now of Boise, was
Payette visitor Tuesday of this
Teek enroute home to Boise from
usiness trip to Long Valley. Mr..
fcomie states that there is great
ctivfty In the Long Valley region.
rops are looking good in that sec
ION and many investors are throng-
ig the valley since the railroad ac-
vities looking for land and other
lvestments. Mr. McOmie was also
leased at the condition of affairs
J this valley and hoped that the
rowers would be able to market
leir crop to the best advantage and :
scure top notch prices such as
ley were entitled to.