Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1914-09-24

Iul lace OF tne IruL growers anu
set down in the column loss which
: this year rather over balances the
: other column profit
The Sunday School Of the Broth
rem have organized a new cradle
: roll department with Mrs. C. H. Sar-
, gent as superintendent which promis-
, es to be one of the most interesting
departments of the work. Another
, step forward is the appointment OF
G. G. Bollinger as missionary secre-
tary whose duty il viii be TO report
every SUNDAY at the close of the ser
vice all mif sionary items of interest.
The school has subscribed for the
Missionary Review published in New
York, containing the worlds mis-
sionary news
Grimes and Channer have gone
with their well drilling outfit, beyond
Emmett to the head of the Farmers
ditch, where they will drill in holes
in the rock bed of the river for pete
driving to make a division dam to
furnish more water for the Farmers
Canal. PIummer Grimes has gone to
haul gravel for the cement work
! Practically every house, shack CT
vacant house keeping room in Fruit
I land has been rented and inquiries
I for more, OF course due TO the fruit
packing season which is TO be in full
swing this week The weather is
ideal, roads first class and every
thing now looks bright for a good
harvest time.
FruitIand at maIheur County Fair.
Altho we have not perhaps a fun
list of awards as We found it difficult
to hear from all exhibitors personally
Fruitland as usual carried eff
many prizes from the Malheur Co.
Fair in practically every department,
In the fruit exhibit, B. F. Tussing
and Guy Graham and B. C. Blakes-
ley had the largest exhibits on fruits
and both report nice lot of blue
ribbons and cash prizes.
Mr.. Tussing got something like
sS2 in cash and the sweepstakes was
still in dispute.
Among the prizes awarded we're
list on best packed box of Jonath-
ans by Mrs. Otto Deihm-
End on best packed box Of iona
thans by Cary Tussing.
list. on best box of Jonathan.
firsts on plate apples.
l second on plate apples.
Mrs. Tussing in the flower exhib-
it received 1st on sweet peas and LIST
on phlo1.
Graham and Blakesley had a fine
display of apples on plates and re-
|eeived Is firsts, seconds, and
sweepstakes in all $50 cash and two
merchant prizes In addition they re-
ceived End for the best DISPLAY of
farm products which included grain,
fruits and vegetables,
1st on melted gem potatoes
LIST on sugar beets
1st on grain in bundle.
Grant Fisher carried off firsts
and IL seconds prizes on apples and
list on,b box of peaches
Mrs. NJ. R. Powell had fine dis
play of flowers which included roses,
cannas, yerbenas, fuchsias. gerani- /
ums and asters and some vegetables
carrying off s12 in prizes.
G. G. wherry had fine display OF
both native and European varieties !
of grapes but no competition,
In the cooking department, Mrs.
Harry Powell received LIST on Angel
food cake.
Mrs. Meyer received several blue
ribbons.
Miss Josephene Pardunn took first
in Junior educational dept. on best
glasses of jelly. LIST on 3 best jars
of fruit.
Mrs. n. S. Felthouse received LIST
on best emb. baby cap.
H. R. Boomer had no competition
on his Holstein herd exhibited and
may decide to take them to Canyon
County Fair.
]. NJ. Royston had some pretty
strong competition on Poland China
hogs from Wilson Bros of Greenleaf
Ida. but carried off the usual num-
Der of prizes as follows;
LIST and End. Aged Boar
LIST and End. yearling boar.
list and End. Aged sow.
End. yearling SOW.
LIST and End. over mo. under 12
mo. SOW.
1st Aged herd
LIST. Young herd.
Sweepstakes both list and End on
boars and sows and grand champion
sows
LIST on largest boar ANY breed. !
list. on largest SOW, any breed.