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Newspaper
Payette Enterprise
Location
Payette, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Apr 21, 1910
Page
5
Advertises two sleep shearing operations this season at the old Math machine plant on Dry Creek and at J. H. Neal's place on Creek. Persons wishing to shear sheep at either corral should write H. Adams Box, Deer, Idaho. Rent six room house with front ground, wired lights, road water, space for two or three horses. George W. Raker, Pars bo.
Salt Lake notice dated May 16 to July 22 1910 promotes summer school sessions and travel discounts. An agent lists certificate plan rates and dates with delivery notice every other day starting Monday S. S. Hurd and contact details. An eye wear ad for Dr. Keone mentions reform lenses and office location in the block.
The Endeavor at the Methodist church drew a large crowd Sunday evening. Sarah Hostetler, daughter of Jonas, has tonsillitis and Dr. Harrison was summoned. Maud Stegal led the Young People's meeting at the Baptist church. E. A. Blairs moved to the Barry house on West Payette. Mr. Coffman to take possession of the orchard Wednesday. Apron and bonnet case at Pruttland Wednesday afternoon and evening with refreshments. Pred Myers left for Twin Falls. Dance at Fruitland hall Friday night, April 22. Ashenhurst orchard sold for $425 per acre to a Grand Valley Colorado buyer. Orchardists preparing for smudging. Mrs. Charlie Young left for Twin Falls to visit relatives. W. C. T. U. postponed. Mr. Kaesner and wife visited Payette. B. Tussing building a small house for his son Henry. Plymouth Basket Ball girls beat Fruitland 13 to 4 with Ross Tarnell as referee.
A Wednesday social at John Bartshe’s home featured progressive games at ten tables and refreshments including sandwiches ice cream cake and coffee. The local American Woman’s League chapter met with Mrs. H. Harland and members discussed growing league numbers.
Due to labor shortage it will be impossible to install the full four mile pipe system as planned. Since the area already has water, pipelines will be laid in the alleys between Main Street and Ada Avenue and between Ada Avenue and Grand Avenue.
A compact recipe offers full directions to make ice cream in a few minutes at minimal cost without ice. Includes instructions and address for sending payment to K. S. Post Office Box in Payette Idaho.
The Hariman West system orders 47 engines 7 passenger cars and 1472 freight and maintenance cars for the Oregon Short Line with delivery to Pocatello and Salt Lake. The move aims to boost power and service ahead of Hill competition as major new equipment and construction trains roll out.
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