Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1913-11-20
Little WILLOW NeUs

/ ter, Mrs. Breckon of Kimberly. Mr.
Stirm was at Payette % years ago
and it had been 20 years since he
had seen his brother here They Ger
tainly enjoyed the time spent in the
valley. The lovely climate OF south
ern Idaho appealed TO them very
much.
Mrs. w. R. shrimp and Mrs. R. E
Olsen were Ontario visitors the iirst
of the week and had pleasant Wis
it with old time friends, Mr.. and Mrs
Henry Bier and Son Jack.
Mrs. Mel Gordon and children
left last week for a visit with her
Oldest son, George Farrell at Spo
kane, Wash.
Oscar Keller has been at work
down the valley the past week.
Mrs. S. A. Say is visiting with her
daughter and son, Mr.. and Mrs. B.
D. Mcintyre.
Dan Coats was up the valley the
first Of the week looking after the
ranch and visiting the children.
The shippers of cream to Seattle
are getting good results. The price
Of butter fat is 40 cents, f. o. b. Sc
attic but the cost of shipping a ten
gallon can is So cents but en- so
it brings up a can OF cream to s13
at least owing OF course to the test
Of your cream.
Andrew Solosobal returned last
week from Boise where he had been
to see his brother who was a VIC
tim to a terrible accident in coming
in contact with a live wire while at
work at Boise last week.
We notice that the horses and cat
tie are in the hills feeding. If the
warm weather continues it will hep
the man who is short Of hay I'M
mensely.
VIM. Stirm purchased from rs.
ellison her land near French P. o.
and will farm the same. This deal
was made some time ago, and Mr..
Stirm viii now be able to hold the
range in that locality for his cattle.
Mr.. SOlosabal reports that his
brother who was SO severely burned
by coming in contact with a live
wire while at work is doing as well
as could be expected. The Doctor
thinks that there is possibility o,
having to amputate his right hand;
two of the fingers are gone now. He
is at the st. Alphonsus Hospital at
Boise.
Mr.. Kelly took his cattle to Wash
De where they will be fed this win
.er.
Mr.. R. E. Olsen left this week to
work on railroad construction work
which Mr. Olsen has followed for
several years.
Mrs. R. Y. Currin and Miss Amy
;urrin were driving over the valley
sunday and calling on friends. (,
H. Gregory was up the valley look
ng after his property and visiting
riends. i
Prof. Turner with Mrs. Turner and
ably John, came out from Payette
ist Thursday. Mrs Turner visited |
18th Mrs. L. H. Patton while Mr..
'urner gave his attention to the 7
eacher and pupils at the Eastside !
chool. IL
We see by the papers of the terri f
lie blizzard which swept over the a
ntire Mississippi valley last week r
nd it made us glad indeed, that we r
We in Southern Idaho, in place OF
lie eastern states. We were glad +
st summer, when We saw the &C. a
punt of the terrible drought which n
lie east had and now the extreme
I'D weather and snow storms only n
Id to the pleasure of living in a
'untry like this.
Mrs. W. R. shrimp was Poise BUSH, A
SIS visitor last week and while there
ade a pleasant call at the d. R.
,awell home visiting with Henry
,awell and James B. Seawen who
S been belfast most of the time
r the past three years and at the
esent time is about as usual They fe
nd the best and kindeSt regards re
all old neighbors and friends in
2 valley.
By the setting aside of certain Sc
,tions for the enlarged homestead b
find that nearly all the territory ia
ound the valley and also in the vi Sc
ity of Sand Hollow has been seq Be
;ated for the enlarged homestead st,
three hundred and twenty acres.
Byron Elan who has been at Mer-
IN for the past six weeks returned ge
his home here in the valley last Sc
ak. Pc
V. c. Sturdevant was up the val res
last week posting the notices of
election of one director for the 4,