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Newspaper
Payette Enterprise
Location
Payette, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Aug 06, 1914
Page
2
Payette Enterprise notes weekly publication in Payette Valley with editor Brown and publisher Brown. A political notice announces the state senate Republican ticket for the September 1 primary with W. A. Stone listed as a candidate.
Public notices reveal multiple Canyon County residents declaring candidacy for state senator county clerk recorder and ex officio auditor as well as for county attorney. The letters name E K Hayes Martin O Luther E M Kirkpatrick and address GOP primary races and duties.
George W. Stovel announces he seeks the Republican nomination for County Clerk. He frames his record as deserving endorsement and enters the primary race.
A candidate announces a bid for Canyon County Sheriff on the Republican ticket. The statement notes 18 months of prior service as Sheriff and calls for voter support to continue in the office.
E A Blair announces candidacy for County Commissioner in Canyon County third district subject to Republican voters at the primary on September 1st. The statement signals entry into the local race and seeks party support.
A. C. Christopher announces candidacy for reelection to the office of County Assessor, subject to Republican voters at the primary on September 1, 1914.
B Grandjean Boise forest supervisor discovered what is believed to be Idaho’s biggest tree on the divide between the Payette and Salmon rivers at 9500 feet. The white bark pine, Pinus albicaulis, stands six feet from the ground with a girth of eight feet six inches. It arises at high altitude, where most giant trees are found lower.
Dr. B T Simms a veterinarian at Oregon Agricultural College advises avoiding strange dogs and staying still if approached by a drooling rabid dog. He says bitten animals should be killed or receive Pasteur treatment and that bite wounds be cauterized immediately.
A rural bulletin records visits by Mr and Mrs Fred DeHarsh Miles Myrtle Bell and others to Payette during the week Mentions Miss Beryl Downs Adelade Mitchell and Maude White In Payette and French interactions with Chas Bolton and the Bolton ranches Notes on the McIntyre and Windle outfits Thomas Harden and Mrs Harden visit Payette Grasshoppers and coyotes reduce crops while alfalfa seed prospects dim The community notes include school term plans Proff Turner staying in Payette and Elsie Windle leaving for a mountain outing with relatives
The fragment discusses building granaries and storage capacity. It emphasizes timely action to prepare for harvests and food security, naming no specific organizations or locations. The tone suggests agricultural planning and resource preparation for future needs.
The Ontario Democrat notes Mr. Walker trapping 83 bushels of grasshoppers in three alfalfa fields. It then presents a formal Notice to Creditors from the Probate Court of Canyon County Idaho for the estate of Mary J. King deceased, requiring creditors to file claims within ten months.
In the Matter of the Estate of Henry Ervin deceased Josephine B Ervin administratrix announces the first publication of this notice. The law office of F H at Payette Idaho is designated as the place for filing and admin work dated July 14 1914.
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