Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1919-10-09
Little WILLOW

Helen OF Ontario. were visitors last
week at the Shrimp ranch.
! Mr.. and Mrs. Soren Gissel and
family are happy over the arrival OF
a baby daughter at their home, Oct.
1, 1919 Mother and baby are doing
nicely.
! Mr.. and Mrs. John E. Johnson,
! formerly of Vale, Oregon, are now
nicely settled in the District resi-
! dence, and Mr.. Johnson has taken
over the management and also looks
after all matters that may come up
in regard to ditch work, etc.
Mr.. Elmer Wicklund who for the
past eighteen months has been sec,
rotary and manager of the Little
Willow Irrigation District, handed
in his resignation at the Board meet
ing October 7th. The people regret
very much to give Mr.. Wieklund UP
but his plans were laid many months
ago, and the people were obliged to
get a new manager. We hope for
Mr.. and Mrs. Wicklund, as they
leave us to take up new work in
California, that the very best of
Iife's prosperity may be theirs, and
the best wishes of the people of this
valley will go with them to their
new home.
Mrs. Mack Phipps is spending j
few weeks at the home Of her par
ents Mr.. and Mrs. Thos. Windle-
Mr.. and Mrs. Reaum and chill
dren of Ontario were Sunday visi'
tors with their sister, Mrs. Arb
Drinkwine, and family.
A real estate deal was closed last
week, and Mr. Bryant of Weiser be-
came theoEner of the Mendenhall
ranch. We are informed that Mr..
and Mrs. Mendenhall and children
will move on a ranch near Weiser.
Louie Feldscher and the Schlott' ]
man Bros. of Payette were up the
valley looking up ducks last Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Everett Burton have !!
moved out to their ranch from Pay
cite.
Mr.. Lucas of Nyssa, Oregon and /
Mr. Preston of Washoe were up the l
Valley Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Coats are
very busy now hawking material
from Payette for their new home
on the Big Willow ranch.
Oscar Keller made final proof on
his home ranch this week, this was
a desert and Mr.. Keifer has waited
nine years for the water to come so
that he could fulfill the require i
ments of the law and deed this so
acre tract
There will be a dance at the
Cheek ranch Saturday night, this is
a welcome home" for all the SOL
diers and sailor boys, we would like
to see them all their in uniform. We
also are requested to extend an in
vitation to every one far and near
to come out and make this reception
a big success,
Mr.. and Mrs. Grey of Sand Hollow,
were over in the valley Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robt Thornton OF
CRYSTAL and Miss Myrtle Bell of Pay
cite we're Sunday visitors at the c.
A. Curin ranch.
Another sale was transacted
last week whereby o. B. Johnson Of
Boise. became the owner of the
ranch. purchased last fall by Mr..
Carl See of Boise, from Gary Hurst
We understand he is thinking OF
buying property on the bench, and
will move this fall.
Mr.. and Mrs Chas. Bolton visited
1T the home of Mr.. Ferell in Hun
.ington, Oregon, last Sunday. When
Mr.. Bolton first came west, more
han 20 years ago he, with other
,oung men, boarded with Mrs Fer
ell and she will Away s have
notherly interest in these men, it is
,eediess to say that the visit was e
, very pleasant one
The pupils who are on the honor
oil for not being absent or. tardy for
he month of September are Mary
Ann Creacer and Iyolla Coats in Dist.
. and Mildred, Blanch and Norma
Roe at the Eastside.
Prof. Turner was out to the East
tide school Tuesday morning. He
ound the work in fine shape and
he pupils all interested and content
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A wild west show was staged at
he shrimp ranch last Sunday after
loon. There were fifty people or
more gathered their to watch the