Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1923-12-13

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completes two new copper wire CIR
cults Spokane to Missoula. Loca
office Interstate Utilities Telephon'
Co. gets two additional lines to MIS-
soula.
Road construction work in Nortl
Idaho representing total expendl
ture of more than $1,7OO,OOO fol
1929 will be let before that time.
Boise-Plans completed for $780,
600 temple of The Latter Day Saints
Rubens-Craig Mountains log
ging railroad has grading completed
Swift & Co. bought $4,000 turkeys
in Southeastern Idaho.
Assessed valuation Of property II
state subject to taxation, $4Sl,251'
1913.
Kellogg-New strike on 17OO-ft
level in Bunker Hill & sullivan mine
lust made insures indefinite produc-
ton of silver-lead ore in this proper
ty.
JuIiaetta-Local cannery COM
pletes seasons run, having pit UP
seven carloads canneu apples.
Wallace-Hecla Mining Co. buys
new equipment for mine at Burke.
Paris-Idaho Phosphate Co. pro-
perties near here now shipping com
mercial phosphate.
General Electric Co. buys 2,OOO,-
600 feet Idaho white pine lumber
for shipment east.
Castleford-Spielburg farm mar
keted $4,000 boxes apples this
season.
Filer-New $4,000 addition to
warehouse. and mill Just erected.
Burley-New city hall and recrea-
ton park to be built here.
Mackay-From 10 cheese factor
les in this locality, 100000 lbs.
cheese being marketed bringing in
$4,000.
Kuna-Local creamery turning
out 174O lbs. cheese daily.
Occur d'Alene-Local canning
company handled 1000 tons fruit
during past season.
Hamer-Mud Lake tract to be col
onized with Mennonite families.
Post FalIs-Local packing plant
closes season having packed ID,
500 boxes apples.
Occur d'Alene-NeW cold storage
plant to be erected here.
Wallace - McPhillips property
shows improvement in ore body.
MuIan-Silver Gable property be-
gins shipping ore to smelter.
SpGding- state highway
bridge across Clearwater river here
now open to traffic.
Emmett-Gem Creamery Company
WIN
$4,000.
Potlatch-Sawmill has orders for
1900, 900 feet white fir. Mill will
operate during winter
Caldwell-Idaho-Oregon Egg Pro-
ucers will be official designation of
new egg marketing association.
Montpelier-Bear Lake county
highway completed.
Hailey-Carload Holstein dairy
cattle imported to Wood River val
ley from Wisconsin.
Payette-Over 100000 lbs of
butter will be 1928 output of Farm
era' Cooperative creamery COM
pany.
Silver City-Famous old DeLamar
mine purchased by California miner,
to be re-opened.
ocatello-Erection of additions
10 high school and new junior high
planned.
Payette-Idaho-Oregon OIL & Gas
60. progressing in their operations in
Little Willow district.
Idaho Falls-Contract let for
grading of county highway from end
II pavement north to town into icon !,
Ind from that point to county line. /
of portion of North Pa
,ific Highway between Wallace and 4
Kellogg to begin soon.
Beans profitable crop IN south Ida
association to ship
100000 lbs.
Idaho to ship 10000 head hogs
o North Portland market in 1928.
Boise-Zweigert Packing Co.,
3annock Meat Company, and State
and Investment company,
lie articles of incorporation.
Wallace-To issue $4,000 bonds
or modern fire station.
State sold 1910 acres land and
1900 acres timber in northern
IDAHO counties for over 100000.
Lava Hot Springs completes grav-
ling OF main street.
st. Maries to build another school
louse.
Payette county has built so apple
forage houses this year with capaei-
y of Is carloads each.
Potlatch district has 10000 acres
,eets, average yield 500 lbs, netting
growers s32 to acre.
60 4
n Southern Idaho.
Fruitvale reports so bushel yield
rom 40acre field of corn.
Payette Cooperative Creamery dis
ributes $4,000 dividends.
5000 trees planted on
100 acres east of here.
Boomers Ferry-Breeding beaver
N large scale to be undertaken
lear here.
Union Pacific laying rails in its
main line through Boise.
Grhngevtlle-MineS near here
uring out three $1,000 gold bricks
very day.
Electric light and power develop
nent are two of the greatest forces
or the extension of modern civiliza-
ion.
CHURCH OF THE HOLT FAMILY
First Sunday Of Month, Mass at
$500 A. NJ.