Premium List for Paysite Horse Show 1914
Premium list for a horse show on May 2 1914 in Paysite under the Commercial Club. Only Payette Valley horses may compete with prizes including ribbons money and items such as shoes, coats, and farming tools across multiple classes of draft, standard bred, and mares and colts with various sponsors listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paysite
Commencial Club
Payette Valley
Wood & Spaulding
Glosier Bros. Secord
YQ Pond
McDonald & Smith
Keith & Son
Rezac's
Russell's
Tibbon
A. L. Roberts
Moss More. Co
Empire She, Co
Stein
B. Hollenbach
English Walnuts May Be Grown
Advice by E P Taylor extension horticulturist urges Ada Owyhee Canyon county farmers to plant English walnut trees along roads. Notes climate 52 degrees and pest-free prospects, says Franquette variety best. Mentions market items and prizes from county fair including horses, mules, and cattle classes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. P. Taylor
Agriculture] Extension Department
University of Idaho
Ada
Owybee
Canyon
Snake River
Professoo Taylor
Jan Deal
Wees
Hall Ranch
Gem District
Willamette Valley
Senior Class diplomas awarded with conditions by Board
The Board of Education at its April 13 meeting approved diplomas for the Senior class on the condition of continued compliance with all school requirements through year end. Names listed include Lynwood Alden, Lett Alden, Adna Boyd, Angelina Burns, Charles Bussey Jr, Marion Crawford, Ruthven Dibble, Jean Gauer, Phoebe Genoway, Ethel Glesler, Ference Gregory, Louisa Hendren, Mary Hill, Fredrica Jametson, Olga Johnson, Nelly Keth, Lawrence Larson, Ettley Loughrey, Thomas Lowe, Rue Maxfield, Habby Miles, Anna Moore, William Moss, Cerence Nesbitt, Rueila Pearce, Harold Prestel, Howard Reed, George Rhoads, Mararet Roney, Mariel Smith, Ernest Snowberger, Fred Stowbauer, Velma Spaulding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Education
Lynwood Annelee Alden
Lett Fern Alden
Adna Milton Boyd
Angelina Brindley Burns
Charles Henry Bussey, Jr. Marion
Ruthven Crawford
Earl Nelson Dibble
Jean Alene Gauer
Phoebe May Genoway
Ethel Muriel Glesler
Ference Mae Gregory
Chive
Louisa Hendren
Payette Wins First Game In Close Series Opener
Payette edges Vale 6 to 2 in the opening game as Woodward strong on the mound for Payette and Goetz hurling for Vale. Vale stranded runners early while Payette socialized two runs in the first and added a decisive eighth inning three-base hit by Bowman, with Ensign, Shafer and Hall contributing in the field and steals by Hall and Woodward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Payette Wing
Vale
Ateep
Wandward
Sto
Payette
Dibble
Hall
Arn Spiger
Bowman
Ensign
Arneniger
Arnspiger
Woodward
Goetz
Way
Hall J
Shafer
Las
Yale
Cateher
Fortier
Rose
Moody
Peveriy
Givens
Wheeler
Huston
Neeley
Arvspiger
Burns
Crea
Church of God Sunday Schedule and Notices
South Ninth Street church Sunday School at 10 led by Superintendent T A Wayne. Christian Endeavor led by EB Par sons with president. Prayer meeting Wednesday. Preaching at 11 A M and 7 P M with special music. Pastor J W Bloyd invites strangers to attend at 612 No 10th St. Phone 132k.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Ninth St
T. A. Wayne
Christian Endeavor
EB. B. Parsons
J. W. Bloyd
10Th St
ANOTHER LUMBER BARGAIN FROM EMPIRE LUMBER CO
A new shipment of 1x6 Common pine Mooring suitable for stereco buildings subfloors and sheathing is offered at 15.00 per thousand cash. The notice emphasizes quick sale, no future hold, and that the last shipment sold out in four days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stereco
Empire Lumber CO
Card of Thanks from Applegate Family
Card of thanks from B W Applegate and family expresses gratitude to friends and neighbors for care, sympathy during illness and death of their son and brother. Shoot music at the Racket Store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Applegate
Judge Allows 250000 Receivers Certs to Finish Oxbow Plant
Judge Dietrich in the United States district court authorized the receivers to issue certificates totaling 250000 to complete the Oxbow power development on Snake River. The order resolves a dispute among Idaho Oregon bondholders and signals immediate construction restart, with bondholders backing the financing and taking up the certificates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oxbow
Idaho-Oregon Light & Power Company
Snake River
Dietrich
United States District Court
Idaho-Oregon
United Stes District Court
Priday Evendny
Idaho Power & Light Company
Priest
Idaho- Oregon
W. J. Perris
Tthe Company
Spraying Service Ad and Local Church Notices
CUSTOM SPRAYING offers power spraying for codlin moth with a guaranteed satisfactory job. Contact Harry Golden in Payette Idaho. Also notices for Sunday church services at the Methodist Church with morning and evening programs and Sunday School at 10. Epworth League at 7. Phone 178 or 248y.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Golden
Payette
Idaho
Epworth League
Weiser High School Baseball Beats Payette In Exciting Game
Weiser High School defeated Payette High 7 to 3 in a tense contest Tuesday. Nesbitt struck out six for Payette while Weiser totaled 12 safeties led by Lovey Dean and Brockman. The decisive innings came in the third through fifth as Weiser built a comfortable lead and preserved the win.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weiser High School
Payette High School
Weiser
Steffin
Goodwin
Dodle
Payette
Barger
Welser
Nesbitt
Steslire
Lovey
Dean
Brockman
Nesbit
Stetfin
Prestel
Lacey
Cetcher
Brookman
Smith
Canmon
Breekman
Waters
L. Field
Srpanele
Leah Kleschnan McClellan in Motion Pictures
A local review notes Judge R B Lindsey contrasts harsh crime penalties with faith in humane appeal as Leah Kleschna a thief from a criminal family seeks a fresh start. In The Famous Players presentation Leah’s meeting with Sylvain, rising from theft to redemption, culminates in marriage after jewels are mislaid. Emma Theatre shows Friday April 17.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R.B. Lindsey
Lindsey
Leah Kleschma
C. M. S. McCiellan
Famous Players Film Co
Leah
France
Pass Sylvain
Sylvain
Eike
Denver
Emma Theatre
Local YMCA Auxiliary Meeting and Events
Members of the YMCA Ladies Auxiliary are asked to attend the regular meeting at 2 p.m. Monday April 20 in the Commercial Club rooms. An annual election of officers and other business will be transacted. Division No 2 will serve a home bought supper in the adjoining room Saturday evening April 18 from 5 30 to 8 30. Comrade Sinker returned from California and spoke of his trip. Mrs Ida Wells and Mrs Jenny Soule have left for Spencer Iowa and North Yakima respectively. Mrs Carte Sieh returns from winter travels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
YM. C. A
MC. A
Féabo
W. RC
Weiser
Emmett
Keller
Veter‘ane
Sinker
California
Ida Wells
Spencer
Iowa
Jenny Soule
North Yakima
Carte Sieh
Coe Points
Excursion to Vale and Local News From Payette
A Payette train for Vale departs Sunday at 1 30 P M with 80 cent round trip fare for the excursion. Local notes include J M Johnson residence sale, Rev A Wells improving, and crowd from Payette attending Caldwell county meeting. Rev W E Bobbat arrives from Woodsent to stay about a week or ten days. Ladies aid plans dinner and supper at the church of God on June 5. Lindon Osborn visits from Attalia Washington for a week. Racket Store ads lawn mowers. About twenty Payette Assembly United Artisans travel to Ontario by hayrack for a social. E P Updegraff and family arrive from Palisade Colorado. he joins Hor Denney Co as Office Manager. Mr T Ham of Spokane visits Payette area to oversee Whitley bottom improvements and land near Snakeiver bridge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben Wherry
J.M_ Johnson
A Wells
Payette
Caldwell
W. E. Bobbat
Woodsent
Cal
Ladies Aid
Church of God
Lindon Osborn
Attalia
Wash
Fayette
Payatto Assembly United Artisars
Ontario
E. P. Updegraff
Famil
Pallisade
Col
No. S
Updegraft
Palisade Froterowers
Hor Denney & Company
T. Ham
Spokace
Eta Foris
Whitley Bottom
Qragoxside
Snakeiver Bridge
Weather Summary for Week Ending April Fourteenth
Weather report outlines week ending April fourteen at seven PM with high of T two on the fourteenth and low of thirty obscured date. Mean temperature recorded as fifty one and total precipitation thirty eight inches with greatest daily rainfall of twenty two inches.
Infant illness and local notices fill Weiser week
The column lists personal updates from Weiser and nearby towns. Notes include a sick infant of Fernando Usal Jler, visits by G. R. Bias to New Plymouth, health updates on D. Kiefer and others, property interests of Wm. Hays, a new bungalow by Lenemeyer on the beach, and multiple travels and family updates across Weiser, Payette, and surrounding communities. A carload of forest products, school coursework in Boise, and Easter services in Weiser are briefly mentioned along with an appendectomy success for Nathan Hinkle and a birthday gathering for Mrs. A B Amer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fernando Usal Jler
Peter Peace
G. R. Bias
New Plymouth
Sire
RO. Payne Wen
de Maule
Wm. Hays
Glens Ferry
Fred Smith
K. Howard
J.°. Woodward
Wm. Hayes
Leneméer
James O'Halloran
Mamlay
Bayard
Nebraska
Cits
H. J. Summercamp
Weiser
Verne Spaulding
Susiuss College
Boise
T de LA Woodward
Linsen Creek
Oliver Zerlne
Baim Avio Company
E. W. Sitter
Emmett
Sess Payatte
Mr. Sizer
Connell
J. B
Lewketon
Mortle
CA. Hutte
Hutton
Hiram Rideoour
Green Caste
Missouri
A Geter
Oregon
Clarce
Kinsity
H. Tyree
New York City
Payette
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Canyon Coml
M. B. Downs
Stokes Lothman & Co
Thureton
Hibben Gent's
Rautenkrang
Stanton Brea
Secon
Stanton Bros
Jno
Sur
Jack
Brubaker and Fulton
Gorhim Mevesstite Co
Maule Coal, Co
Payette Valley Railroad Company
McDonald and Smith
Central Law, Co
Se Joona
J. A.!lauer and
Bro
Riblon
Renac
T. J. Brown
Chas
R. Smith, Secy
Goo
Rexac
Botry
Leah Kleschnan McClellan
Weather Report
Stokas, Sathomsen
D. Kiefer
Nathan Hinkle
Woodward Hospital
Mis.a. B. Amer
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