Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1913-07-17

LOCAL NEWS
Will Build New Building

The old building on the Chris Hen
drichsen lots is being torn dow
, and moved away this week. Mr.. Hez
drichsen is securing plans and est
. mates on the erection of lin,
brick building on the lots.
Will Camp on Gold Fork
A jolly party left Payette Sunday
morning in the big fifty horse power
truck of the Gem State Garage bound
for Gold Fork where they will camp
for two weeks, consisted of Mr.. and
Mrs. Herman Precht, Jr., Mr.. and
Mrs. l. L. Thrstcn and Burt Venablc.
Sage Hen and Dove Ripe
Tuesday the fifteenth the season on
Sage hen and doves opened and as a
CONSCIENCE a number of hunting par
ties are in the hills getting in ter
work while the first big kill is On
Birds are reported plentiful this year
and several parties have refined with
Ia nice bag Of game.
Cherries High in the East
Albert White rural carrier on
route No. 2 in a recent letter receiv-
ed fom his old home in Pennsylvania
ncar Pittsburgh learns that Royal
Anne cherries are selling there at
thirty-five cents per pound.
Off For the Hills.
John Shamberger accompanied by
five young boys left for the hills on
the Payette river today. Mr.. Sham
berger will look after the youngsters
and see that they have a good time 4
and says it makes him feel like q
boy again and that he took as much 4
pleasure planning the trip as did the
boys.
Selected as Head Auditor
A. S. Soule, who for several years
has held the position as head book
Keeper for the Payette Fruit Packing
Company has been rendered and has
the position as head au-
litor for the Idaho-Oregoa Fruit AS
'ociation. Those acquainted with I
dr. Soule's ability as a book-keeper
will feel that the Institution has made
wise choice il retaining his seryic- {
s in this responsible position.
Officers at Dinner (
Thursday Of last week Adjt. Gen c
raj L. V. Patch entertained at din '
er Capt. E. C. Davis, Lieutenant J
'anneville, Major Jeffries and Scar
ant Bennett, OF Boise, and Major d
ewis, Capt. R. L. Shaw, Capt. Burns, I
lieutenant o. H. Alvey, Col. Cougha- (,
our, and Col. Moss. The Boise gem Il
emen are connected with the Ad-
tant Generals office in Boise and =,
lme over TO Payette to talk over the D
'ming encampment of the state :.
oops to be held in Boise in Au- :.
lst. Io
nmett Grower Sells Prunes
According to the Emmett Index the S;
estlake p-une orchard of that city h;
Id the entire crop of prunes recent W
to the Earl Fruit Company at a gr
aranteed price of s425 per car f. o. m
Emmett. This is an advance of
out s25 per car over the price paid
2 same orchard by tho Etrl Fruit -
mpany for the crop last year. The '"
,p is estimated at 80 car loads al ue
ough box material was secured for -S
'ty-five cars. The total price paid :"
: the crop should there be thirty ~
IS would be s12,750.
J Party off For Squaw Greek.
Sunday last party consisting of ne
and Mrs. l. R. Woodward, NJ. D. III
Mrs. Chandler. Carl and Mrs. ia an
'sen and Carl and Mrs. Korup left Va
Squaw creek where they will en- -'
an outing OF three weeks. Louie IL"
bert went along as teamster. Paul
Ike as dishwasher and Miss 10 E.
inward will have charge of the cul- Pa
~ department. The party will we
k into the innermost recesses On the
: favorite trout stream and as the Pa
ntry there abounds in game and an,
kleberrics they are locking for hu,
I'd to having a very pleasant out as
the
inciI Takes Action. {
ince the confession by two Pay pa,
: youths to the burglarizing of in
nton Brothers store the city coun- few
has determined on a course to ing
vent petty thieving. The two yea
tbs in question have been placed ma
parole to be home every evening AT
nine O'Clock. The first violation a '
he parole means the sending of and
N to the reform school as incor- :
bles. At a special meeting the
council were insistent that the -Ai
officers take every step necessa- iao
% prevent the petty thieving that "io
been going on lately.