Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1914-01-29
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VIII Handle Spray Material.

Will Handle Spray Material.
+ During the meeting of the Stat
Horticultural Society held in Payette
last week the directors of the Idaho
Oregon Fruit Growers Association
met and decided to handle spray ma
terial for their growers but viii not
handle machinery or supplies.
Enjoying Life in Paris.
A recent letter received by John
Henshow from Mic Broderson states
that himself and family are enjoying
life in Paris. Mr.. Henshow expects
Mr.. Broderson and family to return
now any day as they expected to
start soon after the letter was writ
ten.
Complete Set of Bulletins.
Prof E. c. Potts, of the Washoe
Community School, tells the editor
that in the school library there is a
complete set of farmers bulletins
from the Department of Agriculture
Anyone wishing to look over the bull
letins and determine just what ones
would be of value to them are invit-
ed to stop at the school and look
them over.
Payette Valley Ranchmen Win.
From the report of the pure seed
cborr hold or pocatalJo uya NOT -no that
some Payette valley ranchmen won
some prizes. In the alfalfa display
Mr.. Shipperby, of Payette won third
prize. Dent corn, E. r. Cox, of Pay
cite won second. In the sweepstake
class w. T. Nelson of New Plymouth
won a registered Duroc Jersey pig
for the best display OF corn at the
show.
Hold Enthusiastic Meeting.
Manager NJ. ]. Higley of the Idaho
Oregon Fruit Growers Association re-
turned the first of the week from a
trip to Boise and Caldwell. At Cald
well Saturday afternoon nesting
Of the Caldwell District association
was held and Mr.. Higley says it was
4 very enthusiastic meeting and there
was a gratifying influx of new mem
bers who signed up for the associa-
ton to handle their fruit this year.
Water proof and heat proof can
Tass betting that will do the same
work at less than half the price OF
Gather betting. Call and see it at
Downs Harness Shop.
Big Trade Pulled Off.
Friday of last week a trade OF con-
siderable importance was pulled off
in Payette on the corner by the Pay
cite National Bank when J. B. Cos
man and Henry Fox traded Ply
mouth Rock roosters. Henry drew
down eight dollars to boot and feels
hat he made killing while Jerry
says he is satisfied with the rooster
that he secured from Henry. Both
gentlemen are enthusiastic breeders
If Barred Rocks and are In atten-
dance at the Poultry show in Boise
this week.
Pleasant Weather in Arizona.
A letter received from Frank Puser
states that from the papers he learns
Of the snow fall in Payette Valley
and that there is no snow at Tuscon
where he is located. The mornings
are little cool but by ten O'Clock,
Il is sixty in the sun and at dinner
time about seventy TO eighty. Farm
ars are ploughing, roses blooming
and in fact he says it looks like
spring. He also says that apples
ire high, the California fruit selling
1t two for five cents and not very
good ones at that nothing to COM
pare to Payette Valley brand.
Weiser City Water Bad.
We notice in the Weiser American
that the city water in that place has
been condemned for the reason that
a recent analysis by Portland chem
ist shows dangerous number of col
on bacillus to exist in it and that
these little bugs are responsible for
some of the most dreaded diseases
The residents of the City have been
warned not to use the water with
out first boiling it The announce
ment according to the American
means a new water system, especial
ly the infiltration system beng a
failure and without regard to cost
will have to be done at
once and new source of securing
water for the city found.
Albert E. white, Harry T. Lewis