Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1911-07-20

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onet exercises, etc, too numerous tC
mention, while all the time the of,
ficers had before them a model
company, in other words a demon
stration Co., that they might actu-
ALLY see as they received their in
structions, each drill in actual op'
Grafton. The weather at Spokane
from Sunday until Friday was ideal
when the heat wave reached them
and they sweltered as we have done
the past week.
F. H. Hogue of Denney & Com
pany has completed fine packing
house at Eiffe station and has the
boxes for apples and prunes on the
spot ready to begin operations when
the harvest arrives.
Frank Davis and E. l.. Davis went
out north east of Payette beyond
Payette Heights where they filed on
100 acres of land for homestead in
company with the Moores in Payette
and Rev. E. N. Thorn. They say
the land is fine and the manner of
securing water, not exorbitant in
price.
Harvest of grain is on in good
earnest and it's a 100 per cent
crop in Idaho, generally and the farm
ers say never were prospects finer
for a good yield. The second crop
of hay is exceptionally fine, being
free from all noxious weeds that so
frequently spoils its marketable val
ue.
Mrs. NJ. \. Smith and children left
Saturday for Meadows for few
days among the pines where Mr..
Smith has beeen for some time at
work.
Mrs. G. L. Smith is home from
Payette where she has been having
her baby's eyes treated. The little
fellow while not fully recovered, the
left eye being impaired, is doing nice
ly and the parents are very crate
full, it's as well as it is.
Mr.. and Mrs. King and Mr.. and
Mrs. E. Baker of Payette were Sun
day guests at the S. A. d. Pardunn
home.
Mr.. H. Z. Robinson returned from
Mountain Home Wednesday last
week, reports things not looking 50
well as Payette Valley.
Mr.. Shank our city barber, has
traded his shop to Swearingen and
Hickerson of Twin. Falls. In the
trade Mr.. Shank comes into posses
sion of a team and wagon and is
contemplating trip to the noun
tains.
Sunday afternoon a little stranger
girl arrived at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. E. B. Holt. Mother and
baby doing well, but papa Holt is
wondering who is going to help him
do the farming as this is the third
girl.
Mrs. L. d. Owens and children re-
turned Monday from Boise where
they have been on a visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. P J. Hanson visited
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. Jimmer-
man of Payette.
DR.. E. a. Harvey had the boys
rifle club out for target practice Sat
urday and the boys did some very
good shooting, the highest score
was made by Plummer Grimes, Sc
cond Kennard Kinsey.
Mrs. C. D. Day is expected home
from Sheridan. Wyoming. the last of
this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Grimes left We'd
resday for a visit with friends and
relatives at Parma.
Miss Ovidea Olsby returned to Pay
cite Saturday after a weeks visit
with Velva Grimes.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Grover and the
Misses Cullander viii leave this week
for summer in the mountains.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clayton Stewart, Carl
and Ella Bates left Tuesday for a
months vacation in the mountains.
Miss Helen Thurston of Payette
was the guest of her friend, Merna
Dunn last week.
Mr.. Eugene Wright Of Caldwell Wis
tied one day last week at the Ralph
Richardson, home.
Mr.. David Niswander drove over TO