Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1912-10-24
LITTLE WILLOW NOTES


and Mrs. Olsen have been In CAM
on construction work in B. C. for 9
year past as Mr.. Olsens work has
called him away in new country as
railroad construction work keeps the
men in new places. He has been
Supt. ON Public work for 10 years bu
has decided to try ranching and will
settle here in the valley for a time
at least.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. ID. Mcintyre receiv
ed the sad news Monday of the death
law, which occurred in the east as
Mr.. Ludwig had just left his home in
Indian Valley, enroute to his moth
er's home in Germany. The family
and relatives were notified of his
death by wire. No particulars are
given as to the cause of the sudden
death of Mr.. Ludwig at this writing.
The engineer and his crew OF
workers are getting on down the val
ley. They are camped now at the
Bolton ranch. They hope to have
the final survey completed by Nov.
10th.
G. P. Lattig was up the valley Mon
day doing surveying for L. H. Pat
ton
Miss Elya Miller spent Saturday
and Sunday at her home at Nampa.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. R. Shrimp and Mr..
and Mrs. R. E. Olsen visited with
Mr.. and Mrs. c. B. Shrimp on the
Heighths Sunday.
Max McClenahen has three four
horse teams blowing on his land in
keystone valley. Mr.. McClenahen In
tends to put 100 acres to alfalfa in
t e spring.
Prof. Turner was up the valley to
the Eastside school last week. He
found the school in good working or
der and the teacher and scholars much
interested in their work. He also
noticed that the school buildings were
in good, well-kept condition. Mrs.
Turner accompanied the Prof. up the
valley and called on Mrs. L. H. Pat
ton.
We think that we had better have
a rally day at the Sunday School and
see if we can not get the people out,
as our. Sunday School is not very pro-
gressive at the present time.
Messrs. Wood and Spaulding were
up the valley last Sunday in the
auto.
Mr. W. M. Gordon arri ed here in
the valley last Saturday on visit
to his children who are at the home
Of Mrs. Mel Gordon.
Mrs. Chas. Skippen was a caller on
Mrs. l.. H. Patton last week.
The Misses Marie and Katherine
5tirm were pleasant callers on Mrs. |
Golden and Miss Belle last Sunday.
Mrs E. F. Garrett was calling on
Ter sister, Mrs. Albert Coats last
sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Currin were
Tisiting at the Scott ranch the first
# the week.
Wells Gordon visited with his Sis
er Martha, at Weiser Saturday and
sunday.
Mrs. c. W. Sturdevant called on
drs. Golden at the Bolton ranch last
1onday Mrs. Sturdeyant has en-
Dyed her camping out very much and
s the camp moves on down the val
ey she has a chance to visit and
ct acquainted with the people gen.
tally.
Mr.. Kelse was up the valley doing
uryeying for R. E. Olsen Tuesday.
The zirling Bros. were hauling al
llfa seed to Payette this week and
with their winter coal.
he alfalfa seed crop was not so
bod as expected. The frost dam
5ed somewhat. Linsen creek is
Ugh for the maturing of alfalfa seed.
A. E. Hartley who suffered a Sc
ere injury to his left shoulder two
eeks ago was in town to the DIR.
i'd found the injury doing well, but
will be several months before he
IN do work of any kind.
Geo. Brewer was a Payette visitor
er Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs Geo. Scott visited
r several days in Payette last
eek.
d. B. Coats is up to the ranch this n
lex taking care of the apple crop
itch is exceptionally good this
ar.
bay horse weight VI
out nine hundred, branded il on co
t hind leg, white star in forehead,
hit hind leg white. Strayed from