Lake View Camp Attracts Campers to Payette Lake
Payette lakes show strong vacation appeal as Lake View camp fills, with Ed Shellworth managing and maintaining sanitary grounds. Weekend visitors include FP Moss, W G Pence, and families from New Plymouth and Boise, plus guests from New York City touring the Northwest. Nearby routes bustle with autos and sightseers seeking camp spots and fishing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Payette Lakes
Lake View Camp
Ed Shellworth
Payette
FP. M. Moss
W. G. Pence
E. H. Murphy
L. K. Ballenger
C. C. Larson
J. V- Nannon
Art Latter
J. F. Whalen
Gilbert Peterson
F. Stamey
Louis Wachter
de Mont Judd
New Plymouth
Boise
H. H. Bryant
Henry Ford
Mr. Ford
New York City
Northwest
Lake View
Moss
Pence
Birthday Surprise for Miss Gladys Pritchard’s Fifteenth
Last Thursday evening friends gathered at Mr and Mrs Thomas Pritchard home on Lovers Lane to celebrate Gladys Pritchard’s fifteenth birthday. Attendees included J C Palumbo family Gatapzard Spangonolo Joe Chalpyd family Chris Weber and others. A luncheon of sandwiches and lemonade followed with a birthday cake and ice cream. Gladys received many presents as friends reported a very enjoyable event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Pritchard
Lovers' Lane
Gladys Pritchard
J.C. Palumpo Ang
Gatapzard
Frank Spangonolo
Joe Chalpyd
Fam
Chris Weber Gud Mally
Bertha
David Bane
American Legion Meeting and Pocatello State Convention Plans
The American Legion post held a well attended meeting with social time and focus on the upcoming state convention in Pocatello on August 7 8 and 9. The post endorsed Brig Gen L V Patch for state commander in 1925. Also notes a rapid water well drilling by F E Kelsey of Payette at F Rogers home reaching 266 feet with no rock met and good water flow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion
Legion
Pocatello
L. V. Patch
F. Rogers
F. FE. Kelsey
Payette
Yale Enterprise
King and Queen Cole Visit Pocatello Newsboys Reach Nancy France
The King and Queen Cole newsboy pair pass through Pocatello after a cordial reception and luncheon with the Realty Board. They plan to deliver letters of greeting to George Nicholas Ifft in Nancy France and continue a cross continental journey on foot toward that destination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pocatello
Cole
Newsboys
Tribune Newsboys
Realty Board
George Nicholas Ifft
Nancy
France
Ifft
American Foreign Service
King Cole
Poultry Meetings Slated Across Payette County
Pren Moore poultry specialist will lead four community meetings in Payette county on August 13 14 19 and 24. He will demonstrate culling feeding for egg production and proper housing. First at R H Woods ranch north of Payette at 9 a m Wednesday August 13. Second at B W Madsen home north of Fruitland at 8 p m. Third at Cromholm ranch east of Fruitland at 9 4 m Thursday August 24. Last at Wallace Harris ranch south of New Plymouth at 2 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pren Moore
Payette County
R. H. Woods
Payette
B. W. Madsen
Fruitland
Changes to New Position at Payette Lumber Co
Ted Clouser, formerly with the Golden Rule store, will join the Blast Payette Lumber Co under manager Mr. Pease. The Payette high school graduate will handle the company books and perform the second man role, starting a new chapter in the lumber business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ted Clouser
Golden Rule
Bdlse
Payette Lumber Co
Mr. Pease
x@ra
Ted
Payette High School
W. C. T. U. Picnic and Officer Election Notice
The W C T U will meet Tuesday afternoon at 2 30 at Alice Mulholland's home 336 N 9th street for a pre meeting and annual officer election. The union seeks new members to aid the fight against alcohol propaganda and invites Christian women to join. A public library notice states the 1 0 C F building will close on Saturday the 9th Tuesday the 12th and Friday the 15th.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Mulholland
N. 9Th Street
1.0.C.F
Primary Election Brings Out Small Vote
The primary election Tuesday attracted light turnout but notable interest in unopposed candidates. John T. Jefferis won sheriff with Wilcos opposition on the Republican ticket, by a decisive majority. Makinson edged past Landa for commissioner in the third district by three votes, with Adair defeating Landa for coroner. On the Democratic side, Stesky and Tussing faced off for sheriff, with Stesky winning by a large margin. Progressive candidates ran unopposed in most races.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John T. Jefferis
Wilcos
K. B. Mackitson
N. S. Felthouse
Fre
Neck
N Pelk
Makinson
H. Adair
Glenn C Landa
TSE
Allen Stes*y
Henry Tussing
Stiga
Tusse
G. Gardner
H. R. Boomer Couny
Davis
Makinson Oating
Calvin Kel
A Little Cladhopper at Emma Theatre Impresses Audience
A Payette Tuesday performance at the Emma theatre presented by Pl8Asiyo Entertainment drew praise for its creditable execution. The principal cast included Pred Anderson, Clarence Crane, Harry Sanger, Ethel Jefferts, May Mathie, Viola Duell, and May Wainwright, who performed with apparent professionalism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma
Pred Anderson
Clarence Crane
Harry Sanger
Ethel Jefferts
May Mathie
Viola Duell
May Wainwright
Boy Scouts On Camping Trip
The Boy Scouts under Rev. Vernon Hall enjoy their annual trip on Little Welter river with transport and camp gear provided by Mayor Woodward E C Brainard and H O Musgrove. The feature notes scouting as more than fun, stressing character, manners, and Americanism as boys gain practical life skills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boy Scouts
Vernon Hall
Little Welter River
Woodward
E. C
Kiddies Give Good Program at Des Moines Home
The Jolly Entertainers performed to a good audience Friday evening delivering lively, bright performances. The piece praises the group and notes "Daddy Draper" at the Des Moines Washington children's home as an exemplary figure inspiring better homes worldwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daddy Draper
Des Moines
Washington
Equals and family return from trip
They left in early July and drove 1600 miles along the Columbia River highway visiting The Dalles Portland Seaside Rockaway Beach Astoria Longview Olympia Tacoma Seattle Tagoma and back to Portland with relatives. They reports no car trouble and Mr Eqnats digs clams and crabs rather than fishing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia Highway
Portland
Dalles
Oregon
Seaside
Rockaway Beach
Astoria
Longview
Olympia
Tacoma
Seattle
Tagoma
Columbia River Highway
Eqnats
Water project may lower irrigation costs for landowners
Mr. Van Petten of Ontario, after months of effort to launch the Owyhee Irrigation project, says construction is now likely and yearly land taxes should not exceed 3.50. If built, the scheme would boost land values on the Payette Oregon slope and all lands under the plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
van Petten
Ontario
Owyhee
Payette- Oregon
Millbrooks to Make Payette Home After Idaho Visit
J Millbrook and family recently from Mackay Idaho decide to settle in Payette. He served as Mackay schools superintendent for two years and now represents Investors Syndicate of Minneapolis. They reside at Brubaker property on North Sixth Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Millbrook
Mackay
Idaho
Payette
Millbrook
Investors Syndicate of
Minneapolis
Minn
Brubaker
North Sixch Street
Grange Meeting on The Farmer's Automobile
Payette Grange schedules a Tuesday evening gathering at J S Clark residence with discussion on The Farmer's Automobile. Lecturer D W Ainey invites all grangers to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Payette Grange
J. S. Clark
D.W. Ainey
Sweet Corn Prospects Look Bright for Idaho Canning Co
Field man B. Trevy reports encouraging corn samples at the company's office. New varieties Bantam Evergreen and Portland Market show high yields in both grain and fodder, with expected four to five tons per acre from first picking and ten to fifteen tons of ensilage per acre. The plant is building silos totaling 1,200 tons capacity and plans overtime work as the crop comes in.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. Trevy
Idaho Canning Co
Trevy
Portland
Portland letter notes fires and smoke in dry spell
L. P. Shaw from Portland reports a hot dry period with daily fires and heavy smoke reducing visibility. He mentions a Longview excursion and a sawmill root covering 34 acres, praising the pleasant drive from Portland. He requests the Enterprise be sent to his address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. F. Shaw
Portland
Longview
Many Her Band Concert Draws Growing Crowds
A Thursday evening band concert drew about 1500 people from Weiser Ontario New Plymouth and Fruitland. The school ground and surrounding streets were filled with attendees and cars. A solo by John Helman received strong applause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weiser
Ontario
New Plymouth
Fruitland
John Helman
Girl Scouts Camping at Payette Lakes Enjoy Outdoor Outing
About 25 girl scouts are camping at Payette lakes this week. They traveled by auto Sunday with Mayor Woodward and several locals. BE Alden donated gear and use of a city fresh. Ed Shellworth arranged the Lakeview camp spot and boat ride. Mrs F H Hogue provided free access to resort facilities and lumber for tables.
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Payette Lakes
Woodward
A. E. Tursier
B. F. McCarroll
J. C. Baldridge
Will Weir
BE. H. Alden
E. M. Dean
Brown
Jewell
Ed Shellworth
Lakeview
Shellworth
F. H. Hogue
Irene Hurd’s Sixth Birthday Party At Home
Irene Hurd celebrated her sixth birthday inviting 14 girls to her Second Avenue South home. A two course dinner was served and rubber balloons were favors. The lively afternoon included many nice presents for the guest of honor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irene Hurd
Second Avenue South
Hurd
Miss Irene
Boy Survives Two Auto Crashes With Bare Skin
Abe Pence eleven, son of Mr and Mrs A L Pence, rode out two wrecks near Payette lakes and Goose Creek with no serious injuries. The car rolled down a steep grade after an initial crash. Abe stayed with the wreck overnight, then helped the elder Mr Taylor reach a hospital 25 miles away. A passerby from Bolte aided their rescue as the battered vehicle was towed away.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abe Pence
A. L. Pence
Abe
PF. Taylor
Payette Lakes
Thomas Weir
Fruitland
Goose Creek
Hot Springs
Ma Weir
Mr. Taylor
Payette
Welser
A. BE. Ashley
Bolte
Weiser Py
Taylor
Beta
Payetty Valley
Passette
Liberty Cafe Opens in New Location under R P Peterson
The Liberty Cafe, operated by R P Peterson, opens publicly in the W D Case building just south of the post office. Peterson, previously of Mountain Home, bought the White Lunch to gain space and redesigned the rooms to offer modern dining with private rooms or a Saneh counter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liberty Cafe
R. P. Peterson
Peterson
Mountain Home
W. D. Case
Practical Display Rooms For Pelvruet Furniture Co
Upper floor conversion at Pelvruet Furniture Co into display rooms. A staircase framed from the lower deck will connect the two floors. Rooms to be shown include complete bed, parlor, dining, and kitchen settings. Customers will view goods in furnished homes and attributes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pelvruet Furniture Co
Tia
Landons Visit Payette From California
Mr and Mrs TD Landon and grandson Philip Landon arrived in Payette by auto from Fullerton California on Thursday. They own a poultry ranch near Fullerton and are staying while seeking a place to rent. Landon has lost about eight pounds since leaving last spring as friends greet their visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
TD. Landon
Philip Landon
Payette
Fullerton
Calif
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Binkesley County
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Rorups
Carl Korup
Cloma
J. A. Harader
Salt Lake
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Kelting
Johnson's Variety Store
Tada
H. G. Gardner
H. R. Boomer
Platt
J. M. Davis
Felthouse
B. Makinson
Calvin Keller
D. E. Wilcox
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Emerr Hill
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Girl Scouts
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