Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1911-07-13
LITTLE WILLOW CREEK

Mrs. Oliver h. Linliem Of Llnsen
I Greek, was taken seriously i'll and
living as they are in the hills it
was hard to get to where a doctor
could be called. DR.. J. c. WoodW ard
responded and came out in time TO
save the woman but the child's life
was doubtful. but still living at last
reports.
Frank Creighton was a passenger
out on the stage a short time ago,
OH his way to his ranch on Big VIII
low Mr.. Creighton spoke in high
terms of the wonderful development
in the valley since his last trip. He
said is was great to note the stay
ing qualities the ranchers possess in
the way they move off progressively,
handicapped as they are with a short
age OF water, but the water will be
in sight and they will be truly ready
for It.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. R. shrimp were
up on Willow Heights Sunday where
they could take in the sights OF the
surrounding country with pair of
field glasses.
John Davis of Payette. brother of
Mrs. George Scott is spending a few
days in the valley with his sister
Mrs. Chas. shrimp has been ON
the sick list since the Fourth.
children were at Payette Sunday |
spending the day at the home of
Mrs. Roe's parents, Mr.. and Mrs J.
II. Ringer.
Miss Jessie Hawley of Spokane,
Washington. is visiting at the
nome of Mrs. Mel Gordon.
Ben and Sim Tanning of Ontario,
we're up the valley Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Hartley and
baby Walter, made a trip up the
valley Sunday afternoon.
Chas Shrimp was cutting grain for
VIM Bivens and Mr.. Klinerbiel down
he valley last week.
Mr.. Burdelson of Paddock valley
Ook a band of sheep down to Pay
cite Saturday night making the
rip much easier than by day.
When haying and grain cutting is
,yer we suggest that the people hold
/ pioneer picnic here in the valley
md extend a general invitation and
AVE as many of the old timers out
Is possible.
Tom Wilburn lost a valuable Bel
,ian horse last week. Dr. Hurd had
,een called out to Paddock valley
md they were trying to get the
lorse to Payette, had him in wag-
N, but the animal died when about
lalf way to town.
II. ]. Shearer of Ontario was can
assing the valley for a grocery I
.ouse in Chicago Monday and Tues I
ay this week, meeting with good
uccess.
Will Syme Is at home at the ranch
his week, and is chief cook and gen.
raj manager.
VIM. Stirm and daughter Marie,
anne out from town to the ranch .
tuesday morning. 4
John Syme is in Payette this week h
nth Mrs Syme, who is much i'm C
roved. o
Mr.. and Mrs. B. D. Mcintyre came l
ut to see the neighbors and let t
be seen the first of the u
eek. These two people get busy
ack ON the ranch and as they
ave no telephone, they are sell =
ON seen or heard of. q
Mr. Kirk, who is the government
lspector sent here from Washington,
I. c. to look over this territory
hich has been in a coal reserve for
,me time and causing more red
lpe than was agreeable to the peo- 1,
e generally, made a thorough inves-
cation and pronounced this coal -
Icket a humbug, pure and simple; Y
was for some object this was dt
rown into a reserve, but for what y,
, one will ever know, but it will -,
) taken out of the U. S. coal re-
rye now in the very near future. Y
Several neighbors went over to
here the Wilburn horse was left x
I'd burned the carcass to prevent