Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1913-08-07
BY Mrs. j.. H. Spainhower

cd fruits to Butte, Montana, Tuesda.
last week through the Fruit Distribu
tors and made up by number o
growers who had small lots of yariou
fruits to market which certainly look
like the system of disposing of th'
surplus here.
A carload of the various varictie!
of apples and other fruits in theil
present stages of development were
shipped to Cleveland, Ohio, where the
international Apple Growers conven
ton Aug. 4, 5, 6. At this meeting
one hundred and fifty-five of the sales
men of the Northwest Fruit DistrIDu,
tors will be present.
Kenneth Griep, 10 year old son OF
Mr. and Mrs. F. w. Griep while driv-
ing derrick at the J. o. King place
was kicked by horse Monday render
ing him unconscious and cutting a
deep cash in his left cheek that re-
quired several stitches. 1t is not
known just how the accident hap
pened as when they called on him to
draw the load up with the derrick
rope he was unconscious but it is
thought the flies were annoying the
horse so it kicked striking the boy,
with the aforesaid result.
Another accident Monday occurred
while teams were hauling hay for
Chas. Rich the team driven by John
Rich became frightened at a binder
near the Jake Bowers place and hav-
ing on an extra large load it was
overturned as they ran over a small
ditch carrying Mr.. Rich with it injur-
ing his side and badly spraining his
ankle. The team ran on toward home
and were aught by L. H. Rich and
Ira Rich not at all hurt being more
fortunate than the driver who was
pretty badly shaken up.
w. C. Shaw the depot agent and
family will move into the Taylor
house this week vacated by B F Mott
to be nearer his work.
Only y excursionists boarded the
train at Fruitland for Smiths Ferry
however, the number was
somewhat Increased at the stations a.
long the lin, of the P. V.
NJ. B. Sherman is harvesting his
dried raspberies being about half
done with the, cutting of the vines
and the weathe; permitting will be-
gin threshing at tnce. The late frost /
cut the yield down considerably but .
a fair crop is being harvested.
Henry McWilliams an Emmett farm
er who visited at the John Mcclure
home last Tuesday stated he had 100 ,
acres of as fine barley on Emmett
bench as could be found almost ready
o cut when the grasshoppers went
n and cleaned it up SOFT was not
worth cutting. ]. H. Spainhower made
/ hopperdoser and went over his al
,alfa growing for seed also tse places
owned by Thomas Schultz ami DR.. J.
,. Canoe and caught about SONgallons
# the pests which certainly helped
ONE. u =
Norton Phillips has taken the po-
,ition as tonsorial artist in the John
ION brbershop and Mr.. and Mrs. H.
!. Shank will go to Notus where they
will some work on their home,i
tead as soon as the house is com-l
,leted for his mother Mrs. Mary I
Shank, building east of their resi-
Ience in Fruitland.
The VIM. Kessler residence is near
ng completion and presents a neat
ppeaarance. A new barn adds to tho
!,
'wo Important Real Estate Deals.
Through the agency of H. ]. Pu-
hert the c. X Huntington place of
little better than II acres with a
plnedid new house strictly modern
nd beautifully furnished was sold to
Peter Enberg recently from Randolph,
Jtah, consideration 1850 everything
included even the livestock and house
owner to give possession
It once. Just what Mr. Huntingtons
,lans are we could not learn but it is
he will go back east.
Another deal through the same a.
,ency closed Monday was the John
place of 81 acres traded to
7. o. Johnson for the store building
by r. A. Shoesmith in Pay
.ttn rnlnnd at sSnnn and S1hnn cash 4