Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1913-01-30
FRUITLAND DEPARTMENT

A. H. Hill who spent the summer
here has just returned from a
months visit. in Baker City and re-
ports five feet of snow at that
place
Mrs. A. A. Stetler and her sist0r.
Miss Rupp have been quite I'll fol
the past three weeks but are now
improving.
Clyde Harry delivered Red Dur
ham COW to an Ontario market S Z
urday that weighed 1870 pounds n :
ting the owner s95. Talk about the
high cost of living, Where does
the consumer get off at with that
price to the grower.
! Mrs. n. s. Felthouse's father. Dir.
Prough who is spending the winter
with his daughter, saw the sights
in the Capital city last week, return
ing home Saturday.
]. H. Whitsell of Payette visited a
couple of days Last week with the J..
H. Spainhower family.
Lucy Duell returned home Sunday
after a six weeks stay with relatives
and friends In Payette.
Orlo Edgecomb salesman for Rex
spray and the Bean spray pump was
a Boise visitor last week demonstrate
ing their pump and spray before the
agricultural meeting.
]. H Shamberger visited over Sun
day at his home. He is engaged
this winter in teaching singing les
sons in Boise Valley near Star haT-
ing a chorus of AZ voices.
E. E. Buster Of Portland visited
Monday with his old friend, NJ. B.
Sherman.
B. r. Fitch was Boise business
visitor the latter part of last week.
]. NJ. Royston shipped four more
of his fine Poland China hogs Tues
day at $50 apiece, three going TO
Genessee, Idaho to one man
Dan Williams visited at the L. H.
Rich home last week, other guests
were their son Ira and wife and Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Thompson.
A. H. Ramey went TO Portland last
week with car load of fat hogs,
partly his own herd and some that
he purchased to ship
Stanley Letorsky Of Omaha, Nebr-,
visited with 10 Bruning and the
Manneman brothers ths first Of the
week
Mike Fritz will hold public sale
on February Ii after which he viii
remove to Nebraska with his family
to make their future home. He Is
the tenant on the Sarah Driscoll
place.
Miss Maude Aldrich of Payette is
visiting with her friend. Mrs. s. NJ
Thomas.
Messrs. P. E. SiIket and Miller
were business visitors over at Riy-
erview near Nyssa. Monday Mr.
Miller is seeking new location IN
the blacksmith business
Mr.. and Mrs. n. ". Lewis and
Mrs. H. t. Lewis and children re-
turned Monday from a weeks visit
In Boise, having attended, the State
Horticultural meeting. Idaho State
Grange and visited friends.
Rev. and Mrs. E. n. Thorn came
over to Fruitland from their home
stead Monday on business and to
visit friends. Mr.. Thorn finds his
health improving again.
Makinson and Whealdon lost one
of their fine Holstein COWS last
week from intestinal Inflammation
L. Prescott of Boise was a Fruit
land business visitor Monday.
A. t. Helm the candy man was in
Fruitland soliciting business Tues
day.
Mrs. o. c. Stout, yallie Colwell and
Mary Kinnison were New Plymouth
visitors Wednesday.
This cold weather is hard on
water pipes and even the greatest
precaution did not prevent the pump
at the Drug Store from freezing and
breaking again thereby putting the
city water works out of commission.
However we still have the town
pump intact