Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1915-09-30
Little Willow Notes

last week. 1t was good and nc
) time to get accommodating OF
at all times. The general exhibit wa
fine, coming as it did from Idaho
: as well as Oregon, it was of inter
est to all.
Mr.. and Mrs. Soren Gissel are
the proud parents of a baby daugh
! ter born Sept. %. 1915. Mother and
baby doing nicely.
Noel Soldiers of Paddock Valley
was called to Payette Wednesday
night owing to the illness Of his
sister Miss Hattie. Miss Soldiers an6
Miss Callie Macon have been in
Payette for the past two weeks
packing prunes.
The Board of Directors of the
Little Willow Irrigation District
were called to Boise on official bust
ness last week.
Floyd Burton of Walla Walla,
Wash, who has a homestead near
the Mcintyre ranch arrived Sunday
and will at once make improvements
on the same.
The Pence Brothers and wives,
and Mr.. Cram Sr., were over in
the valley last week. They were
very enthusiastic over the valley
here, when once the water for irri-
cation is here, as they know at the
mouth of Big Willow just what it
means to have irrigation.
John Gissel was business visitor
IN Payette last week.
Mr. and Mrs Nell Drinkwine were
Payette visitors over Sunday.
The services Sunday at the East
side were we'll attended. Rev. Smith
always receives a good welcome in
the Valley.
Fred and Burt Moss of Payette
were UP the valley to the Stirm
ranch Sunday morning.
Mr.. Brandt and Mr.. Dunnuck of
Payette were also up the valley Sun
day and were callers at the Stirm
ranch
Fred Stirm is busy now trapping
coyotes. He has met with very good
success so far. This is a good bust
ness, as there is no danger of get
ting short on coyotes, they are too
plentiful
Jack ana George Syme were Pay
cite and Ontario visitors last week.
Several valley residents are pre-
pairing for bear hunt in the Long
Valley Mountains this fall
Mr.. and Mrs. Jake Bowker, Mrs. |
Catrcn and Mrs. Atkins of Payette |
were visitors at the Stirm ranch |
and through the kindness of Mr.. |
Stirm they were taken in the buggy
up Alkalie where they could see the
country and also the cattle on the
range. They enjoyed the trip very
much.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Syme have
gone to Weiser this week to visit
heir daughters Mrs. Farrott and
Mrs. McAulley and also to take in
he Harvest Festival now on in that
,ity.
VIM. Stirm and son Will are busy
his week moving the cattle to the
all range near Squaw Butte.
Glare Rose was business visitor
o Huntington, Oregon, last week.
The report from Paddock Valley ,
md surrounding country is that
hey have a record breaking grain
rop, the first number one crop for
everal years. H.
The Valley residents will miss the :
Tenshaw barn and it's phone, as
hey were both old timers and alsoI
cry accommodating, but the fire of
'riday night put them both out of h
usiness and it will be some time
} come before a place Will be found
nat will show us the many kind
lvors that Mr. Henshaw did.
IHe CcttllS dI COluiL6 QOmh liOh' | r,
lie summer range, most of them =
eef cattle to be put in pasture. :.
Mrs. Frank Arnold OF Crawfords-t
lie, Kansas, and her niece Mrs.
rank Kennedy of Boise, were visit
g Mrs. ]. H. Ringer and Mrs.
Ssper Roe last week. Mrs. Arnold
a sister of Mr.. Tremble now de-
'ased, who the valley people all
member and Mrs. Kennedy was
ISIS Bernice Tremble also a valley
sident and niece of Mrs. Ringer
Several hog buyers in the valley >,
Gently. but the price Is too low ..
be interesting.
Everett Purcell came down from &c
s ranch in Nutmeg flat Sunday. He 81
ports fine crops In his locality this pc
ar.
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