Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1914-11-12


took s5r-e pictures Of c. T. Halls
flock of 700 turkeys which are in
deed sight as they are herded hy g
boy and faithful shepherd deg. Mr.
Hall will market a part of the flock
at Thanksgiving time.
The old lumber bridge across the
Noble Canal north of Fruitland has
been replaced by substantial CO
ment one the past week.
! We were informed upon good
authority the state Highway would
change its course somewhat to avoid
twice crossing the railroad track
and come directly west through Fruit
land then north on Fruitland Avenue,
and from PENIS Ave west to the
Brethren Church north to Main st.
Chas Edwards has leased the black
smith shop and has moved his family
from New Plymouth to the George
Frank house.
Miss Alta Beers formerly of this
place now of Emmett was married
Wednesday evening to- Mr.. Seth
Russell who is also well known here
at the Baptist parsonage in Boise by
Rev. c. L. Trawin. They were ac-
companied by Miss Edith Capron and
her brother Gordon Beers 10th young
couples spending the remainder of
the week at the Capital city. The
happy couple will make their home in
Emmett this winter and later will
move to his ranch Their many
friends here join in best wishes for
their future happiness.
A splendid program was given Sun
day evening by the Excelsior Class
at the Brethren Church. Fine singing
recitations, essays and orations made
an hour full of deep interest for all.
The Grafton "a Surrendered Life,
by Miss Elnora Bollinger was as fine
as We ever heard and was an origin
al production. The morning service
was also a temperance program and
recitations were given by members of
the Sunday School and the pledge
signing etc. made helpful and in
teresting temperance day.
D. D. Bollinger has the basement
finished for his new residence, the
being &c K 2S.
Nothing definite was accomplished
Thursday evening at the cemetery
Efforts are being made
to secure site and the Committee
looked over and measured the pro-
posed site on Snake river and the
site on Payette river is also being
Rev. Herwig addressed a large
Friday night and showed
his steroptican pictures and all tenn
oerance workers took courage whom
We see pictured the large portion of
our U. S. now white. J.
Sunday School Convention. /
Fruitland Sunday Schools were well
represented at the District Sunday
School convention held in New Ply
mouth Wednesday and Thursday last
week.
Wednesday evening Rev. Benja- 1
min Smith gave a splendid address
IN Teachers Training classes. Hon. h
9. Baldridge of Parma talked on
ldult classes and two members of
his class Messrs Kirkpatrick and
Ourkee enthusiastically outlined their
work.
Thursday morning Elder j. E.Sham /
berger led devotional followed by a
ak on Junior intermediate work,
~ M. Hezeltine. Other speakers of
he day were ]. c. Himler who led
litter noon devotions. Mrs. Jennie
Courtner on Temperance at the Inter /,
rational Convention. Home Depart
nent by Meta Niswander, Standard
If Efficiency by C. L. Shaw. 1.-The
Next Step by Rev. M. D. Reed.
A fine basket dinner filled the
loon hour. Officers elected for the
ollowing year are as follows; Pres.
). j. Kenepp Payette, Vice Pres,
'hilip, Smith, Fruitland. Sec Treas,
Thomas Weir, New Plymouth.
Men and teams have moved the
I'D oil derrick and machinery which
vas down by the Payette river, over
nto eastern Oregon. t
Miss Elizabeth Bushnell who has
been visiting her friend Mrs. James
left Tuesday morning for |
her home at Eagle, Idaho.
FruitIand Young Man at
o. A. C. honored. |