Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1913-10-09
Local NeUs

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Mr.. Miller head, of the Public Util
, tiles Commission spent Wednesday
Thursday and Friday in Fruitland
auditing the books of the Farmers
Mutual Telephone Co. and getting a
line up generally on their method of
operating etc.
The present outlook points to
speedy completion of the Payette
River wagon bridge north of Fruit
land as the false work is now being
put in, preparatory to raising the
steel. The litigation over the right
of-way through the E. T. Bowman
place will come to test this week.
B. F. Tussing spent the greater
part of last week in Parma, Cald-
well and Emmett in the interests of
the Idaho-Oregon sub-central on
tour of inspection.
Denney & Co. market reports Of
September 29, from Chicago stated
car load of Jonathans from E. B.
Sargent sold on that date at s1.95
to s2.35, average 1920. A C. Path
cal sold two cars of Jonathan F. o.
B. Fruitland and two cars F. o. B.
Ontario at very satisfactory prices
also through the agency of Denney
& Co.
Messrs Kelly and Terrell of Boise
are looking over the Mountain States
Tel Co. lines through here. Mrs. KEEL
ly is with her husband and all are
stopping at the H. R. Flack home.
N. p Yockey has the basement
for his nice bungalow home in Fruit .
land. He will suspend operations !
for time and is now at work with .
his corps of workmen on the c. K. I
Huntington residence of six rooms
modern and up-to-date, being built
for his home on his recent purchase
from John Rands. 4
A number, of boys either thought
lessly or maliciously entered the wat
ermelon patch at the Ahlstrand place
Saturday and completely demolished
the two rows which was being fed
to the hogs, certainly an unkind
thing to do, when any one wishing
melons to eat would have been well
come to get them.
G. L. Smith has sold his livery
stable in Fruitland to Fred Barrett
who took possession Monday noon.
Mr. Smith goes to Ontario where he
will have charge of the Eagle livery, &,
lis family will remain here for the
present k
Stanley Dean, H. E. Wilfong and I
T. A. Bates made up carload of t;
logs for Bowker of Payette and |
shipped them Friday of last week.
Mr. Campbell has been over the {
bench the past week distributing the /
and contracts to the pota-
o growers who wish to dispose of /
hem through the Fruit Distributors.
lie was also securing statistics of S
he acreage in bearing orchards of :
he various varieties and the variety {
md ages of orchards to come in bear 8
ng within the next few years, these c
statistics are being secured over the j
-arious fruit growing sections of the
northwest for the Spokane central o
tation. c
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. K. Graham expert i
O leave in about 10 days for their a
took ranch in the Deschuttes rvi- :
r country and Tom Walters and
amily have rented the place from L
he new owner and will move on it
Don.
L. D. Carpenter is charging his
larry barn by an addition to house S
lis dairy cows during the winter. t
VIM. Quarterman and family moved
rom the Tuttle place to DR.. Muir t
avs place which he will farm next 1
ear. Tom Murray went to his home r
n Evanston, Wyoming. 2
Mr.. Geo. Frank has plastered and v
tilted up the rooms in the back OF
he drug store for light housekeeping
nd Mr.. and Mrs. Starr have moved
nto them where they will be at home
or the present as the work really
equires that some one should be :
N hand for Doctors night calls.
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