Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1913-11-06
Local NeuUs

S. j. Kenepp has traded his plac'
: of Is acres east of town to w. ]
Selby, for fine residence propretl
in Baker City the rest in cash. Mr.
Kenepp would not state the consid
Grafton or how much was involved il
the deal. Mr.. Selby is relative anC
former business associate of ]. w
Gilmore, ownre of "Plain View
Ranch" He will take possession the
first of the month and Mr.. and Mrs.
Kenepp and Marian will leave about
that time for an extended visit with
her relatives in North Dakota, how
ever expecting to return here to
make their home.
We were somewhat in error in the
report on Peterson. & Perry's onion
crop on one half acre of land. What
we meant to say VS., 240 sacks of
100 pounds each, net 2400 lbs.
The auction sale of town lots N
Fruitland Saturday at 2 o'clock,
owned by Fred Mobis of Caldwell
Idaho, conducted by Dickens and
Miller auctioneers, came off as
scheduled. Owing to the drizzlirg
rain not large crowd were in at
tendance. The business lot just
across from the bank ran up to-
s575 the owner holding the lot at
$500, and bid it in. The residence
lots IS and IA on 4th and Iowa
Streets ran to s345 but were not
sold at that.
Mrs Ficken is in receipt of a let
owners of the apiary south east of
town, that they were spending the
winter at Los Gados, Cal, and that
their daughter Bertha Johrscn was
married Monday October 81 to Mr..
Basil Van Court at Portland.
Considerable excitement ws
caused in Fruitland Friday from
runaway which for a short time
looked serious for Miss Marian Rot
!nscr. In company with Ter friend,
Irene Puchert they Were getti g
ccreens at the NJ. E. church for the
Sophomore party, having Cary Tus-
sings horse and buggy. The horse
became frightened and boltei jerk
ing the lines from Irene who was
out on the ground. He ran across
The vacant lots with Marian in TIE
buggy when the rig turned c-mpleto-
" over with the young gil under
meath. She succeeded in extric ating
herself from the wreck and the to.se
lid the same Marian is suffer ng
rom sprained back and general
shaking up but all feel glad it was
10 more serious.
Sunday School convention met n
he NJ. E. church of Fruitland as
announced and although tie attend
.nce was small the interest was
,ood. These cut from Fa cite were
Rev. Benjamin Smith, Re-. Reel, c.
:. Shaw, Paul Brair ard, Mr.. and
Irs. Cortner, Mrs. Chaplin, MIR.
Scott Brainard, Mr. Os,erh. ut from
3oise, DR.. Wright who leaoi the
anpaign work for better Sunday
schools in Idaho and Mr.. Weir from I
lew Plymouth.
Mr.. Starr the new druggist is put c
ing the water works that supplies
ne town of Fruitland in tetter
hape for the winter by putting tie
lump and pipes under ground and
making the enclosure of concrete. We
,ere informed Dr.. Wright would have
lis plumbing done in his residence
nd take water from this well.
Rev. M. d. Osterhout, Methodiit ?
IDAHO conference Sunday School v
Missionary, stayed with the Fruit
md church Sunday ard gave o
plendid address in the morning and +
gain in the evening on Sunday
chool work. Also at Friendship
4 the afternoon.
Van Sicklen and Bolton are in
he vicinity buying hay for 5000
cad of sheep which they expect Il
, bring in here from We'ser to
,ed this winter. They are paying
). so a ton and up to date they have II
ought 500 ton. (
Grimes & Channer are drilling a II
eep well on the Maxfield place II
his week.
Fruit packing season closed at a
le Association packing. house the d
lst of the week Shipping has "
cen slow on account of the car
nortage and the basement and j
very available part of the packing 0
ouse is full with 5000 boxes on the .
orches. Unless the car shortage can
3 remedied the company here would u
Q greatly embarrassed in case 1t o
Mould turn very cold weather. 2o II
ars were received on Wednesday a
corning of this week "