Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1923-08-23

Wallace Federal Co. developin
famous Minnie Moore mine.
Payette- Creamery announce
greatest July business in history c
3 concern-output for month aggregat
ng 100000 lbs.
Boise-New suit factory for stat
prison to be built.
Idahos taxable wealth exclusive
of public utilities for year 1928 il
$347,S67,567,
Boise-$12,000 appropriated b,
state legislature for eradication o.
alfalfa weevil.
Montpelier-Work on new mil
progressing rapidly.
Malad-Erection of new Fourth
ward chapel begins.
| Waflace-Bunker Hill has high
| grade ore in Crescent.
| Gooding County's reported as
sessed valuation of real property fol-
1928 is $311,827 lower than 1922.
| Occur d'Alene-Repafrs completed
ON Long Silverado tunnel.
| Boise-New farm loans made BY
state department of public invest
ments during July totaled IA il
number and $4,000 in amount.
Payette-4S, 100000 board feet
saw timber to be sold in Payette Ma.
tional Forest.
Grangeville raises $4,000 to be
used in street improvement.
Boise-State bureau of highways
files papers for another project on
north and south highway to cost
$4,000.
| Bannock county has 3,433 autos
this year, amount so far collected for
licenses is S51,934.O1.
Nampa-City hall to have $11OO
heating plant installed.
Pocatello-Union Pacific cuts rates
On Idaho wheat.
Malad-Idaho Enterprise and The
On1ela County News, two local pap
ers, onsolidate-will be under the
name of The ONEIDA Enterprise.
Boise-Plans for new buildings
at state penitentiary under way.
Lewiston-Clearwat Timber Co.
to build mill here.
Moscow-University of Idaho buys
Idaho National Harvester company's
neutrality-suspicious. under way for
moving laboratories of agricultural
engineering, electrical engineering
and mechanical engineering to plant.
Occur d'Alene-New machinery
being installed at Cavanaugh and
Crescent properties on Moon gulch.
Occur d'Alene-Splendid progress
being made with the 100-ton CON
centrator being built on property of
Amy Matchless Mining Company.
During spring lettuce harvest in
Lewiston district, $50 carloads were
shipped out. Fall crop expected to
be about eight times as large as one
just harvested.
Lewiston-Oregon Cannery run
nlng full force. During first weeks
run over $50 tons cherries handled.
Institution employs about $50 per-
sons with payroll of $4,000 al
Lewiston Electric construction
crew busy with installation of new
1900 volt feeder line from Fruitvale
substation to First avenue.
Big Bend farmers have hummer
crop this year.
OaIksey-Reported that oil and
gas have been struck here.
Power plant at Idaho Falls to cost
100000.
Observation-Disclosures work at
alfalfa mill under way.
County dairy rally planned at
Nampa.
Orofino-Chapin mill to operate
Aug. 20. Will cut 100000 feet.
'our mile logging road for trucks
completed
Twenty-Five million feet of sawed
umber is estimated output of num-
erous small mills within radius of ;
twenty-five miles of orofino.
Boise-35, 5000 fish planted in
IDAHO lakes.
U. P. completes plan for extension
} Boise. i; yrZ /
American Falls to erect two-story
uilding on Idaho street.
Rupert giving free street dancing /
nd movie shows to stimulate Satur-
ay shopping from the surrounding
ountry. 1t was done last year.
Rexbura-Experienced man with {
ant from Wisconsin arrives to es- I
4blish modern cheese factory. 8
Rathdrum Prairie wheat yields re- 4
'rted at 36 to 40 bushels to acre. 3
Fairfield districts raising $4,000 3
res pea seed, 40 bushels to acre. g
Id crop contracted at $40 per 3
lshel. g