Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1913-11-13
Local Meus
Add Extra Help to Office.

pert accountants have bene daded I
: the office force of the Idaho Orego
Fruit Growers Central office In Pa,
ette to facilitate the work.
Makes Present to Class.
The domestic science class of til
lPayette High School are under obi,
cations to B. F. McCarrou, manage
of the Mountain States Telephon,
and Telegraph Company for an e'ec
trio iron donated to the class By
him.
Fine Compliment for Growers.
S. G. Campbell. general inspector
for the North Pacific Fruit Distribu.
tors made his last trip oyer this dis.
trict the latter part of last week. He
was very well pleased with conditions
In this district and said the work be-
ing done by the growers of the Ida
ho-Oregon Association was second
to none in the northwest.
Mrs. Jerry Huff, who has been all
ing for several years, passed away
last Saturday morning. She is sur
vived by her husband and one daugh-
ter. The daughter, who is living In
Butte, Montana, came to Payette,
Sunday, to attend the funeral. The
funeral services were held in the
Church of The Brethren, Sunday
morning at II o'clock, Rev. Sham
berger, preaching the sermon. The
body was inferred in the Riverside
Cemetery.
Business cHanse Takes Place.
Monday of this week George Will
son and ]. Z. Wells, his brother-in-
law living on the Fruitland bench
purchased of Wilcox Brothers the In
dependent Meat Market and have
-aken possession of the same. They
will not carry the grocery stock
which will be retained by Wilcox
Brothers who have not decided Just |
what they will do with 1t. They may
lose 1t out by sale or may decide to |
put in more stock and keep on in |
BUSINESS in that line.
Drive Successful.
The rabbit drive which was made |
sunday on the Payette-Oregon Slope
vas success. About $50 men, from
'ayette and vicinity, were over to
elp relieve the farmers of this trou-
lesome pest. The first drive was
1ade in the forenoon, commencing
t the Snow-Moody Pumping Plant
nd finished up on the Anderson
anch. At noon fine luncheon was
erved by the Slope ladies, assisted
y several Payette ladies. In the af-
ernoon another drive was made
-om the north of the Anderson
lnvch. The total number OF rab-
its killed was close to $500. The
lcpe farmers wish to thank all who
ere present.
uilding Bridge at Berdlng's.
The piling have arrived for the
ew bridge across the east arm of
le Payette river at Berding's island .
nd the county driver Is already at
ork driving the piling and it
Mould not be many weeks until the
ridge will be ready for traffic. The
mber has been ordered for some
ays and is expected in at any
me- This is a much needed i'm :
-ovement as the ford at this point
the river is very dangerous and i
fficult for heavy loads. 1t is safe $
say that more wagon tongues q
Id double trees have been broken g
ere than at any ford on the river. I
gives to number of farmers hay-
g stock and grain to transport to E
wn a much easier way of crossing t
e river without danger to them '
Ives and teams. n
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According to one of the LaGrande
lpers Basco & Browns Musical
omedy company which comes to =
he Emma Thursday and Friday ev-
ling, November 18th and 14th, 10 c
deed scream. The paper has the a
flowing to say regarding the COM u
my: p
''The ability of Basco & Browns
usical Comedy Company as enter b
iners had evidently been spread by g
ose attending the show Tuesday t
ening, for the production of INC h
annis and His Troubles last night a
rs greeted with a full house. The 4
st of characters brought into play n
K principals and blended well with
e dancing specialties and musical O
Imbers by the dancing girls. And C.
ere Is one thing about this COM g
my that appeals to the public = il
ey do not spring any old jokes or +;
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