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Newspaper

Payette Enterprise

Location

Payette, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Apr 05, 1923

Page

1

Stevens Will Lecture Here In Payette Chamber

Joy W. Stevens of New York City chief of the National Bureau of Wire Prevention will lecture at the noon Kiwanis luncheon in the Chamber of Commerce rooms on Tuesday next week. The talk should be both interesting and instructive and attendees will pay 60 cents for dinner. Reservations are with B R Pitch Payette Fire Chief. Also noted a farewell party for Mr and Mrs Satoris, leaving Payette for Baker Oregon, with many friends bidding them farewell.

Joy W. Stevens New York City National Bureau of Wire Prevention Payette Kiwanis Club Chamber of Commerce Stevens United States Mr. Stevens B. R. Pitch M. Satoris C. 0. Guse H. L. Settle F. Stamey W. Mr. Sherwood Témain Satoris

Boys Seriously Injured In Spill Near Payette

Clyde Cheek 11 and Carl Bartenhagen 15 suffered serious injuries Sunday afternoon when a frightened horned horse bolted from a barbed wire gate, throwing them into fencing. Both boys, at Cheek’s home east of Payette, were en route to a ball game with other youths. They were dragged across wires, sustaining deep cuts and lacerations. Cheek required six stitches on the chin and facial wounds, while Bartenhagen sustained facial and body wounds and a badly sprained knee.

Clyde Cheek Carl Bartenhagen Payette Young Cheek Bartenhagen Cheek J. W. Martin Ranch Martin Ranch

Knights Templar Banquet and Service in Weiser

One hundred fifty Sir Knights of Weiser Commandery No 7 K T and visiting Knights from Weiser Payette and nearby gathered at the Masonic Temple for a full day of services at the Methodist church led by Eminent Commander A B White. A five course turkey dinner followed, with music by Stonor's orchestra and a talk by Rev Sir Knight Geo A Tagger.

Welker Commandery No. 7 Knights ‘Templar Masonic Templé A. B White Payette Vernon Hall Masonic Temple Order of the Eastern Star Stonor Mmsic Geo. A. Tagger Weiser Commandery No. 7 K.T Weiser, Payette

Bowman & Son ship car of eggs to Los Angeles market

Bowman & Son shipped the first car of eggs from the county to the Los Angeles market last Friday. They plan to elide a car of eggs every ten days this season as poultry and dairy farming are touted as the country’s salvation. Also note an ad offering eight week old pigs for sale by Ray Toner, phone 245, April 5.

C. 1 Bowman & Son Los Angeles Bowman

Fruitland High Plays The Thirteenth Chair Proudly

Fruitland high school seniors staged The Thirteenth Chair last Friday in the high school auditorium to enthusiastic community support. The Editor and family attended, drawing a large crowd some had to stand. organizers deserve praise for backing local youth. Miss Jertrude Upton and Phillip T. Fortner were guests of honor at a Christ home informal party north of the city with 14 attendees. Fortner, once a Payette Farm Bureau Agent, amid the festivities.

Fruitland High School Fruitland Jertrude Upton Phillip T. Fortner Miss Upton Mr. Fortner Henry Christ Christ Home State Experiment Farm Christ Sandpoint Farm Bureau Payette

Vayene Baseball Club to Meet in Chamber of Commerce

A meeting of the vayene Baseball Club will be held in the Chamber of Commerce rooms Tuesday evening April 10 at p m to report on season progress and discuss future plans. All those interested are urged to be present.

Vayene Chamber of Commerce Chamber of Stoner

Salvation Army to Hold Open Air Meetings in Payette

Captain Pagan of the Salvation Army from Weiser leads a company that will hold open air meetings on Payette streets every Saturday afternoon through the summer, urging public attention and support from residents.

Pagan Salvation Army Weiser Payette

Mrs Chapin Suffers Broken Hip After Accident

Mrs J C Chapin of Marshfield Oregon suffered a compound fracture of the hip when she fell Sunday morning. The incident recalls a prior hip injury when she lived in Payette and was bedridden for months. Girl Scouts seek old magazines puzzles and games for Boise Barracks boys and will collect them at names given.

D. 8. Cochran Marshfield Oregon J. C. Chapin Boise Barracks Dorothy Redfield Lina Mansor

US Railroad to Extend Trackage in Payette This Spring

The U S L Railroad Company will undertake extensive trackage improvements in Payette this spring. A passing track from the pumping station to Seventh Avenue will be extended north about 4,400 feet to the town’s edge, and a second passing track will run the length of the existing track, adding roughly one mile and a quarter of new siding. The upgrades aim to increase car capacity during busy shipping and reduce train holds near crossings, pleasing Payette residents.

0. S. L. Railroad Company Payette Son Herth Seventh Avenue

Sad News From Former Payette Woman

Mrs. Ed Clother of Central City Nebraska reports the death of her husband in Central City on March 24. Dora Huxford sister of Mrs Gene McDonall long a Payette resident and Golden Rule Store clerk, left Payette two years ago and married Mr Clother eighteen months ago. Many Payette friends will be saddened by the loss.

Ed. Clother Central City Neb Clother Payetes Dora Huxford Gene McDonall Payette Golden Rule Huxford Mr. Clother

Little Dorothy Moss Narrowly Escapes Auto Accident

Little Dorothy Moss daughter of Mr and Mrs F met with her first mobile accident last Saturday afternoon while crossing a street with her mother who wheeled a baby carriage. She ran toward a car and was run over by the front axle but the driver stopped the car with the child beneath it. She crawled out frightened and vowed she would not outrun a car again.

Dorathy Moss Dorothy Moss Dorothy

Chamber of Committee Meeting and Memorial Day Plans

The weekly Chamber of Committee meeting is scheduled for Friday evening with regular sessions on the first and third Fridays. Memorial Day events include a parade at 10 a.m. and cemetery ceremonies, a 2 p.m. statue unveiling, and a possible address by Rev. Glendepning of Boise. Also notes a surprise party for Mrs. Herbert Davis and a Payette May Day festival urging broad local participation.

Helman Glendepning Boise Pemding John Webster Rhoady Mr. Horton Pat Com Herbert Davis North Seventh Street Racheal Haynes Wilma McKaney Francis Cram Mable Roe Alma Lee Abrams Eileen Gilmore Sylvia Schutt Juanita Crane Roma Sur Ettie Pitts Erma Kirk Alice Mathis

Albert S. Worth, Payette community figure, dies at home

Albert S. Worth, a respected Payette area resident, died at his home south of Payette on March 20 after six months illness. Born May 27, 1860 in Marion County Iowa, he lived in Ontario Oregon in recent years and left four children Ora H. Worth, D. B. Worth, Lucile Bull, and Irene Bull. Funeral at home March 30 conducted by Rev. F. Springer, Ontario cemetery interment.

Albert S. Worth Payette Worth Mr. Worth Marion County Towa Woodbury County Iowa Misa Nancy E. Donnell Ora H. Worth Council Bluffs D. B. Worth Lucile Bull Irene Bull Ontario Oregon

Automobile Liability Insurance Urges Car Owners to Buy

The ad stresses that liability insurance for automobile owners is crucial and more important than other insurances. It warns that owning a car without liability coverage is a dangerous gamble and invites readers to see B. F. McCARROLL for details.

B. F. McCarroll

For Sale Five Acre Property On 6th Street

Property offers five acres on 6th Street with residence, wired for stove and electric lights, city water, large hen house, small barn, fruit trees, large patch for berries, and blackberries. Terms to suit purchaser, exchange possible for smaller property or a car as first payment. 4 Wat. Lamott, Owner.

6Th Street Wat. Lamott

Sale of first class household goods by Wm. Lamott

Auction listing for Davenport rocker heavy rocker oak dining table refrigerator two buttons two bedsteads two mattresses library table Hot Point Electric range small steel safe chairs rugs and other articles. Goods are described as first class and practically new and to be sold for one half actual cost at 401 3rd Ave North.

Davenport Wm. Lamott 3Rd. Ave. North

Cooked Food Sale By American Legion Auxiliary

The American Legion Auxiliary will hold a cooked food sale on Saturday afternoon, April 14, at Cole's Drug Store. Abta.

American Legion Auxiliary Cole's Drug Store Abta

Hemstitching vendor moves to Farber's Department Store

Mrs. Bird Jacobsen relocates her Hemstitching business from Coughanour building on First Avenue North to Farber's on Eighth Street and invites customers to visit. A citizens meeting is set for Monday evening at the Commercial Club rooms to nominate a mayor two councilmen per ward a city clerk and a treasurer for city elections held April 24.

Cuzens

Resolution of Sympathy from Pleur-de-Lig Temple

Members express heartfelt sympathy to Sister and Bro Ohms in their bereavement for the loss of a beloved father. The note credits Fannie B Easter Myme Dorothy Bevlab Jensen with the tribute and extends the temple's support during the sorrowful time.

Pleur-de-Lig Fannie B. Easter Myme Dorothy- Bevlab Jensen

Fire at N C Irwin Sheep Camp Downs in Dead Ox

Fire at the NC Irwin sheep camp on Dead Ox started in dry brush and rubbish. The crew, hampered by poor equipment, used wet sacks and a bucket brigade to save the property. Mr Irwin and Albert Cloward suffered several severe burns to the hands.

N.C. Irwin Mr. Irwin Albert Cloward

Water Turned Into Canal Early This Week

The Farmers' Co operative Canal received water earlier than usual due to an unusually dry spring. Lettuce has been planted and needs moisture, small grain suffers, while orchard men benefit from dry ground for pruning and removal of brush. Weather remains hot and dry, but cannot be changed.

Farmers’ Co-operative

Dinner guests gather for Easter party in Weiser area

Mr and Mrs W T Cope of Washoe hosted an Easter dinner with guests including Mr and Mrs John Baker Seat Ye Wash Mr and Mrs Billy Van Cite Weiser Mr and Mrs Roda Cooper Caldwell Mr and Mrs John Newport Wilder Mr and Mrs Chas F Browning New Plymouth Mrs Louisa Cope and Mrs Lissle Canary Weiser Mrs Betty Powell and Mrs Orie Baker Notus The highlight was Master Paul Newport's birthday cake featuring four candies and a white rooster centerpiece on the extra table.

W. T. Cope Washoe John Baker Seat Ye. Wash Billy van Cite Weiser Roda Cooper Caldwell John Newport Wilder Chas. F. Browning New Plymouth Louisa Cope Lissle Canary Betty Powell Orie Baker Notus Paul Newport

Local notes on visits and small town life around Caldwell and Weiser

Local items list visitors and residents in Caldwell and Weiser including E W Equals business visit, A B Moss and son in Weiser, attorney A Sutton in Weiser, bulbs on display, law suit attended by Keller and Freehafer in Welser, Mrs Wash Hilman to Baker City for surgery, Nesbitt and Bailenger family visit, Anna Pearson district school visit, Wesley Rhoades from Pocatello for Sunday visit, Mrs Elizabeth Purcell visiting Burt Purcell, A C Douglass buys a 1923 Buick sedan, Bart Peters moves to North 5th Street, Ladies Aid prepares for church auction sales.

E. W. Equals Caldwell 1St Ave A. B. Moss Wash Hilman Baker City M. S. Nesbitt L. K. Bailenger Anna Pearson Little Willow Wesley Rhoades Pocatetto Elizabeth Purcell Burt Purcell Welser Bart Peters Gorham, Atere, Co 5Th Ladies’ Aid Society The Church of God

Emma Theatre Program Highlights Local Attractions

Local listings announce a sequence of screenings at Emma Theatre including Rudolph Valentino in Blood and Sand and A Cosmopolitan production The Young Diana. Other showings feature Buck Jones The Footlight Range and Will Rogers style acts with Pathe News and comedy. Community notes cover school sports, local building, and civic events.

Rudolph Valentino Pathe News Diana Jimmy Aubrey Buck Jones Wallace Ried Pathe News and Comedy Wesley Barry

Popular Payette Bride Reveals Local Match in Montpelier Idaho

The Enterprise extols two of Payette’s best young people as a fine match. The groom, a proprietor of the Superior Pilling Station, is praised for his morals and character. The bride, popular with all ages, has worked behind the Golden Rule counter and plans to settle soon after a brief honey moon. The couple will reside on North 10th Street in Kingston.

Payette Portia Club Mont- Petier Idaho Ecupid Cogntar Golden Rule Act Schiottman Satoris Kingstow North 10Th. Street

Brother Dies at Yakima in Washington

John Felthouse of New Plymouth died at his Yakima home on Monday. His body was shipped to Weiser for the funeral held Wednesday. He was 44, survived by his wife and two sons, and once partnered in a Weiser general merchandise business with N S Felthouse, which ended about sixteen years ago. R J Reds and S J Kenepp advertise seed potatoes for sale with certified seed crop data and contact details.

Yakima John Felthouse N. Felthouse New Plymouth Washington Weiser Freithoare N.S. Palthouse

Card of Thanks for Albert S Worth

We the this means yn collectively thank the many friends and neigh bors and the lodges, who gies 60 freely of their sympathy and kind ness, during the long illness, and of the death of our dear husband and father, Albert S. Worth. We will not forget. Mrs. A S Worth, Mr. and Mrs. B L Sul, Mr. and Mrs. S V Bull. WANTED Representation for large Boise concern, $40.00 per wool and bonus Must be able to faves $1000.00, Car furnished and agency expenses paid By company, address Company Representative Cure Enterprise.

Albert S. Worth A. 5. Worth V. Bull Boise Cure Enterprise

Also Mentioned on This Page

Baster Sev C.H. Bowman & Son Legion Sob Albert C. H. Roberston C. H. Robertson Bor Midéteton Cetera Mesting Mra A. C. Douglass F. M. Moss & Bro Emma Theatre Jefferis Payette County Nash Brubaker & Colton Yale High School Wm. Maule Maule Pian Sarah Say Wui Venta Bivins North 6Th Glimore Fletcher Oil Company South Sixth Street Baptist Sunday School J. E. Turner Spokane Interstate Teachers Association Charlie McCosh Glens Ferry Twig North Sth Street Arthur Blanchard Lome Huntington M. Blanchard Thorn J. E. Purcell Bes Deen Golden West Creamery Pendiston Frank E. Seeley A. B. Moss Jr W. S. Potter W. W. Letson Henry Ashcroft R. J. Reds Geo S_ J. Kenepp W. L. Allen General Tevery Phone Moore Hotel
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