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Newspaper
Payette Enterprise
Location
Payette, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Aug 01, 1918
Page
5
Fruitland brief mentions many residents attending events in Boise, Payette and Emmett. Numerous social visits, travel to lakes, school activities, and summer programs are noted along with a call for Fruitland janitor and school wagon driver applications.
A girl heard the Aladdin lamp tale and viewed its pictures. The lamp spirit appeared hideous with a large mouth and horns. After a long stare the child declared she would never wish for that.
North Payette community activities include visits among residents and farm moves. Red Cross home service reviews and nurse team work in French hospitals are highlighted. Surgery and illness updates note pneumonia in Crystal and a wounded lip incident at the Shear ranch. Community plans anticipate regular church services and knitting progress for July and August.
A young mule kicked Jeffries in the face at the barn, requiring several stitches at Dr. Woodard’s office. At a knitting club meeting the X Y Z ladies decided to adopt a French orphan through the W. C. T. U and arrange fundraising and sponsorship, with a photo of the child to be sent to members.
The State of Idaho serves Dan M. Skene with an alias summons in Pastee County Idaho for a real estate case involving Lot 20 in Block 3 of the Payette city map. The defendant must answer within twenty days of service in the district or thirty days elsewhere, or the plaintiff will obtain relief as prayed. First published July 4 1918. last publication August 8 1913.
Independent School District No 32 offers for sale at Market Day on August 3 a wagon with bed and covered top and two wagon beds with covered tops used for transporting children. Also available for rent furnished rooms one block from Mrs. T. D. Landon. Notice urges AML parties heading to the National encampment in Portland on August 18 to inform Loui Slinker to arrange railroad rates.
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