Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1915-12-02
Local NeUs

Mr.. j. A. Bowers, the owner o
the Cash Lumber and Coal Co., o
this place, has sold his business II
the Boise--Payette Lumber Co. The
firm is one of the largest lumber
concerns in the northwest and vii
carry large assortment Of building
material.
Last Wednesday afternoon the 4tf
and 5th grades each gave Thanks
giving program in their rooms. a
few visitors were present.
The Manual Training Department
are getting $50 worth of new tools
The boys and teacher appreciate
these much needed tools.
A goodly number attended the
Thanksgiving service Wednesday eve
ming. Rev. Ward and Rev. Walker
conducted the service.
Mr.. Fred Ahlstrand, who Is mana
ger of the Association Packing house,
received a gold medal award ON his
Hungarian prunes and honorable
mention on his Italian prunes in the
horticulture display at the Panama
Pacific Exposition.
The Mutual Benefit club he'd a
very interesting meeting at the M.
NJ. Hurst home last Thursday. Mrs.
R. w. Smith as hostess, served a
delicious lunch. The club is study
ing magazine articles ON Child We'll
fare.
Mr.. B. Grover shipped 2 carloads
of hogs to Seattle last Friday and
will ship more this week to west
ern points.
Sunnyside organized Sunday
School, Sunday. Mr.. R. w. Smith
was elected Superintendent. They
will hold their Sunday School at
$3.50 p. m. Sundays.
The Association received the grand
prize--a gold medal banner--on the
grade and pack of their exhibit at
the Spokane Apple Show. There was
not the usual quantity but better
quality ON display. We are proud to
learn that Fruitland orchard men
received several Of the prizes in
the 5-box contest. c. W. Young re-
ceived 1st prize on Ben Davis and
sold these apples at IS per box. c. K
Huntington received 3rd prize on
White Winter Pearmain and d. L.
Ingard 3rd prize on Arkansas Blacks.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. H. Sargent enter
tanned twelve members of the Ftdeiio
class. of which Mr.. Sargent ,s
teacher, at their home Sunday. TINS
class gave an interesting program
Sunday evening ON 1.-THE Duties OF
Young People,, at the CHRISTIAN
Workers service. All present enjoy
ed the splendid reports given by
the delegates who attended the
convention in Nampa.
Mrs. H. R. Frost's father, P. j
Lyons, who is President OF the
Bull Tractor Co., was toast-masoer a'
a banquet given the distributors
and London agent, In Minneapolis
last Tuesday, at their yearly meet
ing and review of business. The New
York and London agent who mas
lust returned from Russia, brouen'
an order for 100 tractor machines u
he consigned to Liverpool. They will
he used ON the farms of Russia ane
France under governmental super
vision to supplant the horses knSeS
ON battlefields. Many remember MT
LYON who has visited his daughte
bore several times and who is o"ne
of one of the finest ranches m IN
Fruftland section, 1.-THE Park Ranch
Mr.. Frost has one of these tractor
and will use 1t ON his farm this com
ing season.
Mrs. Chas. winters gave dinne
Sunday In honor Of Mr.. winters DOL
birthday. Mr.. and Mrs. S. M. Thoma
and Mr.. and Mrs. G.. G. Powell wer
the guests.
Last Friday evening but for tn
men being near and the timely al
of the neighbors. the H. R. Boone
home would have been burned.
fire was kindled IN the heating STOW
and when Mrs. Boomer and NM
Shearer entered the house aiot
some time, they found the roo
titled with flames. 1t had caught III
In the ceiling and burned about fo'
lfeet each way frow The stove pup