Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1913-08-28

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deal 12o acres of improved land tw
and one half miles from Bliss, Il
| gether with all the stock ETC., mic
: bungalow house valuation complete
: $12,250 and they will go there t
make their hcme. While we WEI
come the new business man in GU
: midst, it is with deep regret we SCI
: the Griffeths leave Fruitland ant
wish them success and prosperity il
their new home.
Mrs. R. D. Stegner will sell at pub
lie auction all her personal effects
including household articles, farm
machinery etc., Thursday 1 o'clocl
and will leave shortly thereafter FOL
Minneapolis where she VIII visit q
son, her grand daughter Ethelyn Wei
will accompany her and join heI
father. The place will be lett in
charge of E. A. Stegner and R. G.
Wilson has rented the house and will
move his family there alter Septem-
Der 1st
The new milling company now
known as Payette Milling Co. w-re
indeed fortunate in securing man
of as wide experience as E. A. Eige-
comb to take charge of affairs. He
has been in the flour milling bust
ness practically all his life and his
father before him and was actively
engaged in the business fer 80 years
in Missouri Valley and for Z years
in the city of Omaha. He and his
wife came here last fall and have
since been with their daughter, Mrs.
E. w. Madsen but few months OF
idleness to a man of his energy and
ability was sufficient, so he gladly
enters upon his new duties. They
will make their home in Payette
and for a time until they decide
what they want to do will step at
the Commercial Hotel.
A certain man near our town
dreamed a dream one night last week
in which he died and arriving near
the gate was given a paper and SINE
chalk and told to write Gown 81
his sins and lies big and little he
had told. His wife turned, going in
the opposite direction, he asked her
where she was going. I'm going lack
after more chalk Who is the Jo-
seph who can interpret this dream.
These making the lowest bids for
school routes were as follows: John
Schultz route /, C, NJ. Lac&ey route
2, Mr.. Vanderford route 8, jams
route 4, Ralph Makinson
route 5, and Mr.. Spencer route 6.
Mr.. Barrett who was selected to fill
the place left vacant by Prof. Charles,
failed to qualify and Prof. VIM. A.
Dewhirst has been selected in his
place. He is from Lincoln, Nebraska,
and was here and looked over tie
field and accepted and has gone TO
Meridian and will attend Teaches
Institute coming to Fruitland, Sep
.ember s. He is a graduate OF Me-
oraska Wesleyn College and taught
asst year in Bayfield,, Wisconsin. H 5
subjects in our high school will be
Science and Agriculture,
N. P. Yockey will begin operations
1t once on a fine five room bunga-
ow home strictly modern on his lots
vest of the H. E. Robinson residence.
The men of the NJ. E. church made
!. dirt hauling bee and filled the low
places west and south of the
church. which were frequently I'M
slightly mud holes.
A car wrecked on the P. V. Thurs
lay stopped traffic for awhile On
hat thoroughfare.
Fred Harper is building large ce'
nent silo, to better equip his dairy
,arm for the winter.
Denney and Co. will begin prune
packing Thursday with crew Of
% packers, they have about II cars
10 pack out.
Moreland and Ady are IacklnS thel /
prunes at Ady's packing house, they
nave eight packers.
Association packing house began
packing Tuesday afternoon with a
crew of 10 experienced packers. They
have about 10 cars of prunes con-
tracted for and about half of the
prunes will be packed at the packing
houses of the growers.
J.. d. Hunstock has traded his ~
acre farm east of town to Mr.. Kings
berry for a 100 acre place near Cam
bridge and will leave the middle Of
the month to their new home. we
were unable to get the partierla'
of the deal.
The VIM. Mcconnell family whose
home was DESTROYED by fire last
Wednesday have established a home
in their auto garage
Mr.. Mcconnell has not yet returned
from Colorado and they are unao,e
as yet to give their plans for the