Fruitland community notices from weekly diary items
Fruitland residents and visitors are listed with travel to Ontario Nyssa and Hood River, hospital training, farm directory canvassing, and family moves. Names include Linck Hall Maxfield McDonald Ablstrand Johnson and many locals from Caldwell Weiser Boise Buhl and New Plymouth with gatherings at Lick Creek and Lake Lowell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EB. A. Linck
Willard Hall
Ontario
Ellen Maxfield
Florence McDonald
Nyssa
McDonald
A. ‘T. Bishop
Fred Ablstrand
Baby
Hood River
Ablstrand
Christmay
Esther Johnson
St. Luke's Hospital
Provins
Buh
Selus Wind Delaney
Canyon County Farm Directory
Caxton
Caldwell
Joe Devish
Whitley Bottom
Blair Cottage
Fruitland
Yeo, Crum
Lewiston
Babcock
Parma
Alfred Stone
D. L. Ingard
H. R. Russell
Earnest Anderson
Paruia
Bolselayete
Bradshaw
Welser
Chas. Lockner
Big House
O. E. Bossen
George Thompson
Lake Lowel
N. E. Johnson
Alliance
Nebraska
Ralph
Johnson
Geo. Nesbit
Lola Carpenter
Weiser
L. D
Many Local Residents Visit and Move About in Fruitland area
A long list of visitors and residents moves through Fruitland and vicinity. Mrs. R. G. Wilson and others travel to or from Boise Caldwell Nampa and Ontario. Lucile Hill visits B Woods on Ontario Boulevard. H. R. Russell appears with Caldwell-bound escorts. Various moves include births, illnesses, weddings, and church group activities with local families hosting gatherings and noting upcoming events.
Child Hollenbeck Is Bitten by Family Horse
Charles Robert Hollenbeck, son of Mr and Mrs William Hollenbeck, was kicked by the family driving horse Sunday afternoon while in the yard. He suffered a gash above the left eye, several small cuts on the nose, and a bruised nose. A lumber car on the track will be used to build a barn for M M Hurst a new garage for R 8 Smith and to remodel for M W Haseltine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. L. Lockhart
Maxwell
G. W. Rowley
Cambridge
A. Jacneeead
Clarence Kauftun
New Plymouth
Gentry Walker
Willis and
Rollo
Walker
R. W Smith
Warer Ayers
Peter Johnson
Mreda Shamberger
Roy Bowers
Medicine Lodge
Kanous
W. E. Birdwell
Guy Graham Place
Lucile Hill
B. Woods
Ontario Houlevard
A. Grimes
Nachpa
M. J. Channer
Hlwin Channer
Minnesota
H. R. Russel
Boise
Caldwell
Chas. Winters
Dana Jones
Boss Maxfield
Los Angeles
H. J. Hendy Till Ramey
Pocatello
Ray Alters
Sweet
Alters
M. Ly Lockhart
Youens
Young
T. M. Pearce
Florence Lewis Pinkerton
Nadine
N. W. Lewis
W. Colwell
Dauchers
Lena and
Wilma
Yale
C. M. Lackey
Lackey
Troy Schubert
J. W. Tinsman
J. W. Gilmore
Gilmore
Moyer
Midvale
Selby
Eagle
A. G. Edwards
Frank Gnagey
Dillon
Mont
Welser
Gnagey
Miss Thomas
S. M. Thomas
Harry Redington
Monday Statesman
A. B. Eldredge
Fruitland
Kansas
Andy Castle
Ontario
Alex Castle
Ruth Whealdon
Payette
Ruth Barnes
Flora Houser
Salem
Oregon
Jas, Fifer
Anaconda
A. Collinsworth
Mutual Benefit Club
Grant Fisher
Ida Shamberger
Mother's Circle
Wm. Hollenbeck
R. Kennedy
J. H. Spainhower
A. J. Hansel
T. R. Neilson
A. T. Bishop
Ross Kennedy
G. Fisher
Elsie Bayer
Winnifred, Bossen
Irma Royston
Gladys McKeown
Martha Wilson
Methodist
Fouts
Chas
Berry
Albert
Missouri Valley
Iowa
Annett
Okla
Hitley Bottom
Misséladys
Beas McKeown
Ida Edson
Frank Wayne
Tacoma
Waah
J. T. Wayne
Harry Dillon
J. W. Boor
Laurel Wells
J. H. Boor
Lottie White
Mountain Home
A. White
Charles Robert
William Hollenbeck
M. M. Hurst
R. 8. Smith
M. W. Haseltine
Temperance Program Announced At Brethren Church
Announcements state a temperance program will be given Sunday evening at seven o'clock in the Brethren church. Friday at the Frances Wil Bard W. Gt W will give a re
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. D. Gill
Ian
Methodist Church
Brethren Church
Frances Wil‘Bard
State sets Sept 1 opening for duck and other birds
The Idaho state game department announces September 1 as the opening date for duck, goose, snipe, plover and swan under state law. Federal law uses October 1, but deputies enforce only state rules. Swan season ends a five year ban this year, allowing bag limits again.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Game Department
Capital News
Idaho Game Department
Game Department
Words or Deeds in Campaign Speech at Chicago
The speech argues the nation faces whether to value words over deeds, urging action in the American interest. It emphasizes American name, honor, prosperity, and sustaining national strength delivered in Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Mr. Hughes
Chicago
Hughes Acceptance Speech Promises Protection for American Worker
The Republican Party pledges protection of economic independence and American industry. The speech asserts the American working man must not suffer in forthcoming competition and calls for an expert investigative body to aid Congress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republican Party
Congress
Hughes
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Fruitland Department
R. G. Wilson
A. BE. Carlson
Judy
Mark Cambell
Geo. Frank
Frances Willard
A. Colinsworth
A. C. Patheal
T. U
Obinson
Sirs
Be, Robinson
H. B
Kinnison
Cor
N. P, Nalkey
Treas
G. W, Cotton
Y. P
Spainhower
R. G- Wilson
Twin Falls
Ve &T
Boise Institute
Ingard
Robert
Bilza Hentz
D. K. Ingard
Magill
Barber
Branthoover
Frank Marlar
Bertha Weller
San Francisco
Gov. Alexander
H. E B. Robinson
Marion Robinson
Laura Walker
Arnold Cook
Yockey
Fisher
J. O. Lee
Grover
Fanny
Alice Peacock
Fern Linck
Adra Vestal
Florence Anderson
Irene
Ruth Thode
Silkett
FP L. Burg
Jehureh
Swan
United States Supreme Court
Idaho
Fruitland Beach
Sam _ Bartles
W. S. Davis
J.M Swanson
Crystal
The
Payette Mills, Inc
F. O. Yeats, Gen’l. Mgr
Payette, Idaho
Idaho Power Co
Payette National Bank
Carload
Giesler Bros
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