Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1912-01-11
LOCAL NEWS

Noble Ditch Meeting Saturday.
/ The annual meeting of the stock
holders of the Noble Ditch Com
pany is called for ten thirty a.
m. next Saturday in the Elite Opera
house.
Grand Lecturer Here.
Grand Lecturer Winn of the r.
A. M. visited the Chapter at Pay
ette Wednesday evening. After the
lodge session banquet was served
at the Payette Hotel.
Not Quorum at Farmers Meeting.
There was not quorum of the
stock represented at the meeting of
the Farmers Ditch Company, CON
sequently there was no election of
board of directors. The old board
will hold over.
Premium List Issued.
The premium list for the Snake
River Valley Poultry Show to be
held in Ontario January 18th to 18th
has been issued and many of the
poultry fanciers in this section are
preparing to send over birds for
display.
Valuations In Payette.
City Clerk NJ o. Luther is in re-
ceipt of the assessed valuation of
the city of Payette for 1911. The
total valuation is s1,110,SS2.15 as
compared with $533, last year.
The valuation of the real estate in
the city is $S16,535.24.
Good Crop of Ice.
The Pacific Fruit Growers Ex-
press finished putting up good
crop of ice the latter part OF last
week. Three thousand tons are now
in the big ice house to ice the
fruit with next season. Manager H.
B. Orcutt is to go to Baker City
with a crew of twelve men TO put
up forty ton of ice to run that Seer
tion with the coming season.
Having Big Sale.
E. C. Keith and Son are advertising
their annual clean up sale this
week to begin Saturday, January
18th. 1t will pay you to read their
big advertisement in this issue of
the Enterprise. The annual clean
up sales of this well known Pay
cite firm are looked forward to by
a large number of people in this
valley. Saturday, January 18th will
be the opening day and Messrs Keith
& Son invite all to visit their store
during the big sale and get their
share of the many bargains they will
offer
Carriers Have Hard Time.
The first few days of this week
the rural route carriers working
out of Payette had a hard time
serving their patrons. The trip made
by each one Monday was especially
severe. There had been no teams
out to break the roads but both
carriers made the trip although it
took them ten to twelve hours to
get around. In many places the
wind of Sunday had piled the beau
tiful to depth of four to five
feet and the teams of both the
carriers were completely worn out
after the trip.
Washoe Lecture Course.
The next number on the Washoe
Lecture course will bs. given at the
school house on Friday evening of
this week, Rev, George Turner will
deliver his lecture on illusions.
This will probably be the last ap-
pearance of Mr.. Turner on the lee
ture platform in Idaho as he leaves
soon to take up chautauqua work
in Pennsylvania. Those who have
had the pleasure of hearing Mr..
Turner will appreciate this last op.
portuaity and the attendance at the
Washoe school house next Friday
evening should break all records.
First National Elects Officers.
Tuesday the First National Bank
held it's annual meeting with large
per cent of the stock represented.
After listening to the reports Of the
president and cashier the following
were elected to serve as directors for
he coming year. A. B. Moss, w.
A. Coughanour, Albert Wilson. Gen.
L. V. Patch. Ben Strohbehn, A. L.
Gorham, j. e. Cosgriff. Peter Pence
land E. C. S. Brainard Immediately