Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1914-01-15
Local NeUs
Board Now In Session.

Local NeUS
|. Board Now In Session.
), E. A. Blair, commissioner for tn
third district, is in Caldwell thi
week attending the regular Januar
session of the board
Painting Lessons.
Anyone wishing to take china paint
( ing lessons, phone 164j or can at Mr.
/ T. r. Nelson's residence. Room fol
three more in class already started.
Holds Officers School.
Lieutenant Dannemiller, of the reg
ular army service came over to Pay
cite from Boise Monday evening and
held officers school for the officers
Of Company l.
Judge AiIshie to Speak.
Saturday evening Judge Ailshie viii
be in Payette and at 1880 will ad-
dress the members of the G. A. R.,
w. r. c. and Sons of Veterans dn
the Commercial Club rooms. All in
terested are invited to. be present and
enjoy the evening with these organi-
zations
MidVaIe Has Bad Fire.
Monday morning Of this week the
little city of Midvals on the P. IN.
railroad above Weiser was visited
by a disastrous fire destroying the
hotel, restaurant, a pool room and
a doctors office. The loss viii run
between five end eight thousand do
lars partially covered by insurance.
Apportion State Money.
D. L. Ingard a member of the
State Board OF Horticultural Inspec- I
.ors, went to Boise Monday to at
END the annual meeting Of the board. I
At this meeting the appropriation of I
money for the work of the depart
nent the coming year was made to /
he various districts throughout the
state.
'heasants Multiplying Rapidly.
W. c. Johnson, who lives up the
'ayette river just above the reserve
II the Payette Rod & Gun Club was
! Payette visitor Saturday. Mr.. John
on says since the heavy SHOWS
anne that a large number of Chin
Sc Pheasants have been feeding in
rs feed yard and that a number Of
'ther ranchmen in that section have
lso reported large numbers of them
eeding with their stock and that at
his time OF year the birds are quite
anne. 1t will be remembered that up !
ntl three years ago there were no
heasants In this section of Idaho. 4
hose here now are the results Of
ne twelve pair secured by the Pay
tie Rod & Gun Club and turned
'ose on the reserve. According to !
eports they have multiplied quite {
apidly.
assing of Pioneer. z
James F. Clement, well known in {
ayette and other cities of South /
-estern Idaho, passed away at his
in Ontario on Thursday
forming, January sth at the age of
evenly four years. He came TO Ida /,
o in 1881 locating on homestead ;
Washoe where he lived with his :,
.mily until 1894 at which time he
owed to Ontario. Mr.. Clement as
sted in laying out the townsite of t
ayette and at one time was engag-
in the lumber business on an ex- Il
nsive scale in We;ser, Payette and S
ntario. He enjoyed the best of Il
salth until about four months ago
hen he began to fail rapidly. A large I,
rcle of warm friends in Payette and {,
ntario will regret his passing. The f,
neral was held at his residence on r,
lnday afternoon, the Rev. B. L. O
ihigan having charge The Odd Eel
VS. of Payette and Ontario had
arge Of the services at the eeme- T
~.
Guild Change Willow Creek Route. "
to the New Plymouth c
'ntinel petition is being circulat- C
in the Big Willow Creek country
d being generally signed asking
e government to change the mal =
ute serving the Big Willow Section
d start the same from New Ply
outh instead of Payette. In the
st a change of this kind was Inn :,
ssible because of there being no
idge across the Payette river but
w that the bridge is built ID will
possible to make the change At
esent the Big Willow mail is car d;
d from Payette to French on the in
tile Willow route and then by dt