Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1914-03-05


Mr.. Pierce and his brother-in-lav
from Oklahoma, were UP the valley
last week, with view to locating
here.
Mr.. Boor the phone man, made a
"trip up the line to locate some trou'
BILE last week. These line men are
queer fellows, they get right out and
hunt for trouble, very different from
most of us, sure.
Owing to the bad roads and the
heavy passenger traffic, Mr.. Kay was
obliged to leave cream and eggs on
last Saturdays trip. Never mind
the time will soon be here, for the
several months of fine roads, the
best country roads in the State.
Miss 10 Kenward spent the week
end with the home folks in Payette.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. R. shrimp were
Payette and Ontario visitors last
week, Mr.. Shrimp going over to the
nearby town, for medical aid and he
is reported as being much better this
week.
VIM. Stirm and family were Pay
cite visitors Saturday and Sunday.
Owing to the bad condition of the
roads it took them several hours to
make the trip home Sunday.
Byron Elan is at home again after
spending ten days with the home
folks at Meridian, Idaho.
What about the Little Willow r.
rigation District. Are we going to
move off for business this year or not
If we are not going to make am et-
tort to do anything, then why pay
an attorney and secretary thirty
five dollars a month to simply hold
the office. The District is now out
with these two, seventy dol ars
since Jan. 1, 1914, and another month
en- the way, which will make it one
hundred and five dollars. There is
work for the Secretary and also for
The attorney that they might be
earning part of the salary at least.
Thus, for instance, ON April the 9th
The governors of the western states
will meet at Denver, Col. They have
invited and the invitation has been
accepted, the bond buyers of the east
to be there and also to take up any
irrigation District Bonds, now pending
a word from some of the reprasen-
tatives who will go, from this part
Of Idaho, might be of some good.
Our attorney Mr. Thompson. will
no doubt be sent as delegate on
Irrigation Districts and this could
be taken up with him, with no extra
expense ON the people. We could
at least have our Secretary look in
to this and take steps to have our
Irrigation District Bonds represented
before the eastern men who will be
present at the meeting of the govern
ors.
George Goats is In town this week
assisting his father in pruning and
spraying the orchard.
Mrs. Tom Windle and daughter,
Elsie visited with Mr.. and Mrs. Geo.
Mendenhall last week.
Word received from Mr.. and Mrs.
Chas. Bolton, that they are having
a fine trip and enjoying the southern
climate very much.
Arthur Van Sycklin has 2S00 sheep
in the lanbing camps at the Coats
and Bolton ranches, good success up
to-date.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. D. Mcintyre were
callers at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Tom Windle Sunday.
Mrs. S. Gissel was visiting with
Mrs. Arb Drinkwine Friday after
noon.
S. Gissel will put rock fire place
in his new house, which is nearly
ready to occupy.
Mrs. Nell Drinkwine and Mrs. R.
Y. Currin called on Mrs. Arb. Drink
wine last Friday. S
Mrs. Tom Windle and Miss Elsie +
visited with Mrs. B. D. Mcintyre Sat c
lrday. II
Mr.. and Mrs. R. E. Olsen we're r
pleasant callers at the home of Mr.. s
Ind Mrs. Tom Windle last Sunday. v
Geo. Scott was up the valley to S
crane Creek with his fine black L
'ercheron stallion, as he had sold h
he horse to parties in that valley. f
Mrs. Chas. Bolton has an attack of
he grippe which will keep them In t.
california longer than they expected.
hey are at Mrs. Bottoms sisters n
ONE at Long Beach. a.
Mrs. L. H. Patton has several fine c;
Ill blood Plymouth Rock roosters
Or sale. Phone 1882. d;
Let us have a get-together meet w
lg when the roads are better and I'll
Tx over irrigation, good roads and
nything else that may interest the La