Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1914-05-07
Little WILLOW NeUsI

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Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Coats a fine ba
by boy. Mrs. Coats is at her mother
r home in Payette. Both mother ans
D baby are doing fine but there is SONS
D serious doubts as to the father full
5 ly recovering.
, Mr.. and Mrs. A. E. Hartley AND
; children and Mr.. and Mrs. R. Y. Cur
rim were calling on Mr.. and Mrs. Gar
ry Hurst Sunday afternoon
Mr.. Kelsey is drilling for L. H. Pat
ton having successfully succeeded in
, obtaining a good flow of fine soft wa
ter in both wells.
4 VIM. S.irm is out on the roads with
a full force and Is doing somegood
work. He says he is going to make
an auto highway in this valley.
i Mrs. L. II. Patton and son Lester
were Wishing Mrs. Pattons parents
Mr.. AMI Mrs. Edwin Berrie in Ontario
Sunday. Mr.. and Mrs. Berrie will
make an extended visit to son in
Wyoming, who lives near the Yellow
gton Park, they will also include a
trip through the park and visit to
brother of Mrs. Berrie before they
return, the three sisters Mrs. Capron,
Mrs. Slower and Mrs. Patton visited
their parents on the eve of their de-
parture
DR.. Ray Hurd was at the Patton
ranch on professional business the
first of the week.
Howard Roe has been catching go
pliers at the Shrimp ranch the past
week having caught more than one
hundred working evenings and Satur-
days.
Thomas Harden who has land over
near the Mcintyre ranch is here and
will make arrangements to have a
well drilled and make other improve,
ments for a permanent home. Mr..
Harden has been travelling salesman
for several years working mostly with
spraying outfits but he expects to re
ton to developing his land.
Mr.. and Mrs. Van Staul were up tbs
Valley Saturday to the Rec ranch Wis
iting Mrs. Staul's sister Mrs. Jas
per Roe.
Mr.. Kay hauled to Payette and
shipped from here mostly to Seattle,
eighty-seven ten ga'Icn cars of cream
and fifteen cans left here at the Jen-
sen creamery. This is the bulk of
the cream which is the output of this
valley for the past three months.
There has been some cream taken to
Payette by the farmers, this shows
what the valley is doing in the way
of dairying. You can see this is a
nice little business but why do We
have to ship this cream out of TINS
valley in order to get fair return.
We get twenty-seven cents per pound
for butter fat at the coast points
and twenty-three cents here and We
also get a better test. w. w. Kay
who handles this cream and attends
to the shipping will verify this state
ment.
R. w. Faris of Roise, w. C. Sturde-
want of Payette, L. H. Patton and
Jasper Roe of the Valley, were the
party whom Mr.. Raine Of Payctte au-
toed to Linn Creek last Friday and
from there the party walked over to
the dam and reservoir sight in Pad
dock valley. Mr.. Faris expressed him
self as much pleased with the valley
and will later send in a more full
report as to his views of cur district
and it's prospects
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Stirm were bust
ness visitors in Payette Saturday.
Mr.. Stirm is making combine har-
vester to handle his rain crop.
A moon light stroll with ones best
girl is the latest event, date Sunday
evening, time $50, place Patton Lane
w. w. Kay had over eight hundred
pounds of parcel post on tie stage for
French and Big Willow Monday.
Mrs. A. E. Hartley and Mrs. R. E.
Olsen were business visitors in Pay
cite Saturday.
Mrs. B. D. Mcintyre and Mrs. w.
R. shrimp called on Mrs. R. E. Olsen
Sunday afternoon.