Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1912-05-02
PERSONAL MENTION
RaIIroad Official Visits PaYette.

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Railroad Official Visits Payette.
Thursday last a special train OF
railroad officials making their regu-
lar trip of inspection, was in Pay
cite for short time. On the train
were General Manager F. H. Knick-
erbocker, and Supt. OF car service,
w. S. Anderson.
Pumps Started Wednesday.
Wednesday the pumps at the plant
OF the Payette Heights Irrigation Co.
Ditch were started and the high
line canal is now running full of
water The petition for an election
to be held in this district for the
organization Of an irrigation district
was favorably acted upon by the
board of county commissioners and
the election will be held May 18th.
J. NJ. Lowrie has been appointed
ditch rider and H. Harland Supervis-
ing Director.
The w. C. T. U. will meet with
Mrs. Haynes Tuesday May 7th, at
2:3O P, NJ. Topic, Medical Temper
ance." Everyone invited.
Returns TO Germany.
C. C. Eiffe left Monday evening
on Nc for New York City from
which port he will sail on the sew
enth Of May on the Princess Victor
la Louise for Germany where he
expects to make his future home.
While a resident of Payette Valley
MIR. Eiffe was one of our strongest
boosters and is still firm believer
in this valley His many friends
voice his own hope that Al some
future time he will find it conven-
lent to again make his home here.
Buy your spring coat or suit at
RusseIl's and take advantage Of
Tho special prices.
concer. BY Juvenile Band.
Saturday evening at eight o'clock
the Juvenile band win give a con-
cert on Eighth street The follow
ing viii be the program:
March, "Gallrein's TriumphaP'-C.
e. Duble.
Overture, Meditation S. Nor
rison.
March, "oklahoma Stated. J.
Cordes.
serenade, Loves Old Sweet Song"
F. ]. st. Clair.
March, Salute to Washington" =
w. H. Kiefer.
A Good Statement.
This week the statement OF the
payette National Bank as published
in the Enterprise is an exceptional
ly good one and shows fine healthy
condition The statment shows oy-
er thirty three and a third per cent
reserve far above the amount re-
1uired by law No borrowed mon
ey to account for with the capital
and surplus $104, ,6O100 The Payette
National people are entitled to feel
pride in their condi-
ion and it should also be source
f pride to their patrons.
4 Change in Managers.
L. A. Copeland of Hood River, Ore
yon. has taken charge of the lumber
yard Of the Wright-Wilkie Lumber
Company in Payette having assumed
lis duties the first of this week in
place of A. d. Looney who resigns
10 move out to his ranch on the
bench. Mr. Looney is not severing
lis connection with the company but
simply resigns as manager in or
Ter to improve his ranch. Mr.. Cope
and is young man with consider
able experience in the lumber line
and fully competent to look after
he company's interests here.
large Number of Day Old Chicke.
Frank Creighton and NJ. G. Riebeling
received the first of this week from
he Petaluma incubator Company, OF
California, one thousand
lay old White Leghorn chickens.
Mr.. Creighton will run his chickens {
IN his ranch on Big Willow and Mr..
2iebeling will take care Of his at
lis three acre chicken farm in Pay {
,tte A large number of people IN f;
his city and vicinity have been 4
labbling in the chicken business for
icme years but this is the first time t
10 large a consignment Of day old
hicks has been received and it be-
,ins to lcok as though some were
hiding this business profitable. {
CAMP. FIRE.
All members Of the G. A. R. and 9