Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1915-01-07
Local Items
Mocn and Star make a Trade.

a Mocn and Star make Trade.
S. E. Star. OF Fruitland Drug Co
has traded his stock of drugs here il
5 part payment for $40 acres of wheat
: land miles south of Bonnell, Wash
belonging to Mr.. Jeff Moon Of Lind
J Wash.
The new owner will net come here
, to live but will leave his business
, in charge of H. G. Gardner who has
, acted in the capacity of perscrip
ton Clerk since Mr.. Starr has own.
ed the store.
Mr.. and Mrs. Starr and son Lawr.
ence will leave the latter part of the
week for their new home at Lind
We deeply regret to see this esti-
mable. family leave for they have
made many warm friends during
their residence here.
Farmers Ditch Co. held their an
nual meeting and election of direc-
tors Saturday P. NJ. at the office of
the secretary w. P. Alderman in
Payette. The regular routine of
business was transacted and bills
allowed amounting to ST. for Nov.
VIM. Homan reported the canal
through his place was completed,
asking permission to fill the ends of
the old part with the dirt from the
new part which was granted.
B. c. Bertteson asked that cement
piers be put in by the company to
replace the old ones in canal on
his land, which request was denied.
Attorney Lyon reported on several
legal questions in dispute.
Election of directors resulted as
follows, NJ. S. Felthouse, Walter
Burke, Walter Hannigan, A. B. Ed
redge, reelected on the old board
and w. A. Fouts, c. H. Sargent elect
ed on this end OF the ditch. The
new board will meet Saturday for or
ganization.
Farmers Mutual Telephone Co
held their annual meeting Monday
afternoon at Stegners Hall.
Regular routine of business was
followed by nomination Of directors.
An entirely new board of five as
follows: Grant Fisher 40 votes. A.
Stetler Al, Ben Grover AZ, A. G.
I n
Rogers AZ, H. ]. Puchert 80, were
elected. After the board meets and
organizes We may be able to obtain
report of the financial aud gener-
al condition of the companys bust
ness which suffice to say is good
and sound.
The association packed out a car
Of wine-sap and Rome Beauty ap-
pies for shipment Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Holman enter
tanned to New Years dinner Rev.
and Mrs. Cox and Leonard of Nc
Minnville. and Mr.. and Mrs. c, M.
Williams and family and her SIS
ter Mrs. Clement of Notus.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cary Tussing gave I
family dinner New Years day hay
ing ]. c. Geisler and family, Edna
harris, Nick Stowell, and Arthur Or
cult.
L. I. L. met Tuesday P. NJ. with
their superintendent Mrs. R. G.. viii.
son for social and business meet
ing. They challenged the Seniors to
q membership contest which was &C.
cepted and now THE fight is on.
A large package of comfort pow
ders" were sent to E. E. Hunter
which are Frightening the hours for
the shutin these days of convalesing.
Senior l.. T. l.. met Wednesday for
their social and business meeting
planning their work. They will
meet the last Sunday p NJ. Of each
month in one Of the churches for a
program and study. They invite any
} who will to sign their pledge and
pay 10cts dues to become honorary
members. On both occasions dam
ty luncheon was served by Supt.
Mrs. Wilson and her girls.
After three trials ]. F. Mcclure re
PORTS he has one of the finest deer
| wells in the country. His place Is
near the Payette river and he has
. found 1t difficult to secure q good
, we'll but Wilson and son Of Payett
did the work.
, Sunnyside School did not open
: Monday owing to an epidemic o.
measles. there being 16 cases In the