Farm Bureau debate and community marriage noted in Payette items
At the regular meeting of the Payette County Chamber of Commerce the continuation of the Payette County Farm Bureau sparked heated discussion with Farmers and Grange members voicing support and opposition. Major topics included farm marketing, county agent work, and proposed consolidation. Also reported is the marriage of Mr. and Mrs. Parsons Fuller of Mayette, celebrated Thanksgiving day in Portland with local relatives in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tiette Chumlyr
Payette County
Warn Bureau
Graney
Pow
Kenward
Willow Grange
John Hiwu
Ady
Benen
Walt
Lewis Ahe
Ivor
Boungler
Farm Bureau
Tit County
W. Teo McCrl
Cabtewell
Cine Yor Cuanty
Tigendaty
Canyon County
Ccf
Fura Wureec
Ovey
Miveubers
Kevery
Uye-club
Seslat
Tragedy After Truck Plunges From Embankment
A Pembroke area truck driver M G Rigney drove into a ditch near The A Werth place, overturning a Garford truck and dumping 32 cans of cream. The windshield was shattered, the driver injured, and a bystander editor narrowly escaped involvement. Worth suffered a broken right hip and other injuries, with medical aid provided.
Davis Attends Salt Lake Meeting as Idaho Delegate
Mr J WW jaets vert pander eve ning for Salt Lake, appointed by Coverage Davis as Idaho's delegate to the West Stated Reclamation Association gathering in Salt Lake City on November 29 and 30. Davis is described as a well qualified representative for the state and the governor praises his abilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. WW. Jaets
Salt Lake
Davis
Idaho
Tdshe
Pythian Sisters Lodge Chartered at Fleur de lis temple
The Fleur de lis Temple No. 5 Pythian Sisters was organized on Wednesday afternoon with a small charter group. Katherine Sims was chosen for a role, and Welser Temple sent nineteen Sisters to assist in the ritualistic work, with about 40 charter members present. Refreshments followed the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fleul-De-Ts Temple
Katherine Sims
Welser Temple
Knights of Payette Lodge
Unable to locate back issues, National Committee chief seeks Enterprise copies
Mr Fant Venable executive secretary to the National Congressional Personal Committee in Washington writes requesting back numbers of the Enterprise lost among mail at his desk. He notes his national reputation in the Republican party and the newspaper’s value despite missing issues and annual subscription cost.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fant Venable
Fay
National Congressonal Committee
Washington, D. C
Ven
Eastern Star Ladies Entertain At Masonic Hall
About two hundred Masonic and Star members filled the Masonic hall for a Tuesday evening party hosted by Star officers. The event featured refreshments and reading, with no out of town guests and all seats filled. The gathering ended around midnight. Ships 17 Cars Of Lambs Delivers lambs to Colorado buyers. Four cars shipped Monday and later cars went out, reaching about a thousand head with a favorable price trend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eastern Star
Masonic Hall
Masonic Order
the Star
Masonic Lodge
H. C. Musgrove
Colorado
Electric lights aid poultry work in Worth installations
Mr ALS Worth, active in poultry farming, has installed an anti burglary and electric lighting system for chick houses and yards. The device can switch on lights at four a m or any set time, prompting hens to scratch and increasing egg production. A safety alarm and quick-apply pad button allow rapid lighting in case of danger during the night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Als. Worth
Adele Rafety
Home Grown Garden For Thanksgiving In Tulsa Valley
Local notes discuss Thanksgiving garden yields in the Tulsa Valley with claims of thriving lettuces and radishes grown widely. Mr Johnson of Lite Willow Crescent Valley reports success in home cultivation, noting vegetables can be grown anywhere despite boasting from others in the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tulsa Val
Boise Valley
Johnson
Willow Cres Valley
Dinner honor for Habel and Fern at Mrs Brubaker's
Mrs Brubaker entertained at a dinner Thursday November 24 for Habel and Fern. Ten covers were set. Attending were Mesdames Scott Brubaker and Envet Brubaker Cecil Williams Fors and Hazel Brubaker Scott Brubaker met Brubaker Charles Homan of Ontario Robert Smith of Ontario and Jack Taylor of Ontario.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brubaker
Habel
Fern
Scott Brubaker
Envet Brubaker
Cecil Williams
Fors
Hazel Brubaker
Met Brubaker
Charles Homan
Ontario
Robert Smith
Jack Taylor
Baptist Church Annual Meeting Announced for December 7
Our annual business and social meeting of the church will be held on Wednesday evening December 7. The formal hour and supper will begin at 6:30. We urge full attendance as important business will be transacted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baptist Church
Progress at the gas well in Idaho sighted
Progress at the Idaho Oil and Gas Co well continues with delays overcome. The well is down 160 feet and near bottom, with oil and gas indicators seen as water plus oil pools appear at balling points. High pressure oil sands nearby promise a strike that could end newspaper skepticism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Idaho Oil & Gas Co
Ontario
Payvie
Thanksgiving Card Party Honors Miss Sylvie Grabner
Miss Mildred Bain hosted a Thanksgiving card party for guest Miss Sylvie Grabner. Guests arrived at 2 PM for two hours of cards, with Miss Lucille Loughrey winning the high score and Miss Hazel Brubaker taking the consolation prize. Refreshments followed. attendees included Sylvie Grabner, Hazel Brubaker, Mildred Holmes, Gladys Boitman, Lucille Loughrey, Beasie Musgrove, La Donn, Violette Swank, Gladys Peterson, Meade Stegall, Cecil William, Ines Hontz, Ula Hughes, Ethel Jaggerlis, Frankie Thomas, Esther Orcutt, Fern Brubaker, and the hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mildred Bain
Sylv& Grabner
Lucille Tuughrey
Hazel Brubaker
Sylvie Grabner
Mildred Holmes
Gladys Boitman
Lucille Loughrey
Beasie Musgrove
la Donn
Violette Swank
Gladys Peterson
Meade Stegall
Cecil William
Ines Hontz
Ula Hughes
Ethel Jag Ferls
Frankie Thomas
Esther Orcutt
Fern Brubaker
Payette Laundry chiefs explore new methods and events
Arthur Johnston of Payette Steam Laundry returned from the Idaho State Laundry Diners Association in Pocatello held November 26 and 27. He also visited Ogden to study equipment for possible installation. The Woodmen of the World meet December 6 at 7 30 PM to elect officers, with a social gathering December 20 offering prize contests. Skunk still occupies the Callen home winter quarters and evaded pursuit after a near fatal encounter at the Smith residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Johnston
Payette
Skunk
Ckunk
C. P. Callen
Veesalon
C. A. Smith
Mr Smith
Joy My. Skunk
First National Bank conducts large auction at Clarkton sale
RLIC SAL The First National Bank and Fred Mou WIE hold a large sale at the ick Eriderson yaneh on Lover's ne ap Wednesday December 7. The listing includes 12 head of fine horses 14 dairy cows 122 shoep 13 ticke 18 Berkshire hogs rakes mowers wagons riding cultivators buggies hay derricks cables and pulleys racks and forks disc harrows grain drifts and harnesses plus a cream separator galvanized piping hog houses and other farm articles. Sale starts at 10 am with a free lunch at noon terms two hundred dollars and under cash sums over twenty dollars on bankable note at 19 percent interest five percent discount on all sums over twenty dollars. Auctioneers Clanton & Clanton clerk M E F Albert.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
RLIC
First National Bank
Fred Mou
Theick Eriderson Yaneh
Berkshire
Clanton & Clanton
M.ef. Albert
Clork
Auto crash and death shock Payette community
Mr L W Knudsen was struck by an auto driven by Mr C E Dunulter near Keith Son’s store. Knudsen lay in critical condition after injuries including broken ribs. Mark Young, son of Mr and Mrs R Young, died of acute heart failure after a brief illness. Funeral services were held at the Methodist Church. Revival meetings continue at the Church of God with Evangelist Seveenses. Snowblind at Emma Theater next week. Arm and Waist Social planned at French schoolhouse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. W. Knudsen
C. E. Dunulter
pro _prietor
Motor Service
Keith & Son's
Knudzen
Marquis Young
Mark Young
R. Young
Henry Marquis Young
Berwick
North Dakota
Payette
Method Church
Cly Walker
Argy! Houser
Riverside Cemetery
Mr. Young
Ogden
Utah
Mark” Young
Eien
Soest
Milderd
Young
Church of God
Evangelist Herenseen
District C. E
Public Auction of Stock and Dairy Assets
Public auction announced to discontinue stock and dairy business. Tuesday December 6 at 1 o'clock p m at the Bank's Barn. Sale includes 11 cows, 2 year old heifers, 1 spring test, and 4 yearlings. Garland Walters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harn
Garland
Walters
Promoter to 3 Higher Postion
Mise Luella Tylor, long time helper at the Western Union Payette office, is promoted to Assistant Manager for Western Union in Natira. Deen Music Store opens in Payette via William Krull Music Co, with A Stolt in charge of business. Krull also expanding in Brisa and Weiser.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luella Tylor
Western Union
Payette
Umé
Aesistant
Natira
Deen Music
Wiliam Krull Music Co
Ciuele
Bancrett Hotel
Idaho Power Co
Dat A Stolt
Krall Atush Cn
Brisa
Etso Baye
Brn Weiser
Boomerang Encampment Plans Degree Work and Officer Elections
Boomerang Encampment No. 4 calls all members to attend Monday for degree work and upcoming initiation of candidates. Willow Grange to meet at the new schoolhouse community rooms Saturday at 10 a.m. for district No. 4. Mrs J J Toote sold five lots in Park Addition to T A McClanahan, who plans a modern home after the late J J Toole’s death delayed completion. Rev Arey Houser and Anna Belle Carden wed at the parsonage with plans to reside in Huntington. Cia Hughes hosted a four course turkey dinner with guests Ethel Jefferis, Milder Holmes, Helen Moss and others. A masquerade party hosted by Miss Helen Mons at Mrs A B Sinss Sr’s home featured dancing and games, continuing to A B Moss Jr for a late supper with a large guest list.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
SUISE
J. J. Toote
T. A. McClanahan
Park
J. J. Toole
McClanatsnn
Turery Penner
CIA Hughes
Ethel Jefferis Milder Holmes
Helen Moss
Boaters
Helen Mons
A. B Sinss Sr
A. B. Moss Jr
Rueste
Helen Bigelow
Marie
Wasson
Nina Warden
Win Hughs
Tillie Sick
Jane Fee
Ethel Jefferis
Beth Shamberger
Ruth Marshall
Nettie Schutt
Melying Grimes
Leora Smith
Sadie Mercur
Jessie Butts
Marion Keyes
Nettie Luhr
Walker
Helen Griffin
Minnie Clark
Clara Clenz Wood
Ontario
Cooked Food Sale With Bazaar At Satoria Building
The indies of the Church of Christ will hold a Bazaar and Cooked Food Sale on Der. 10 at the new grocery store in the Satoria building. Royal Neighbors meet on the 2nd and 4th Fridays monthly in the Kaf BP bell. For rent 4 rooms with modern conveniences at 1012 Ist Ave South. Lost bottom part of fountain pen, reward, leave at this.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of Christ
Satoria Building
Local notes bring updates on residents and events
Mrs. Henry Wayne taps again. Avon-Hart Grocery offers cut flowers and potted plants. Attorney R. B. Scatterday of Caldwell visited Payette Friday. Mrs. Argyl Houser improving from pneumonia. General L. V. Patch left for San Francisco. Williamses from Weiser hosting Sunday event at parental home. Mr. Bader offers private loan on city property. Mrs. Henry Williams ill with rheumatism cared for by Mrs. Wilson. Edward Stanton visits from relatives. Rev. H. G. Herendeen visits Boise evangelistic event. Thanksgiving rides in Nash Six, news from Brubaker & Colton. Mrs. Mary Stone to move December 1. George Rezac family back from Spokane. Fat cattle shipped to Portland. Mrs. W. W. Kay returns from Twin Falls. Dwight Maule visits Boise. Frosts arrive from Nebraska. Local dairy coop builds garage for cream trucks. Deer hunt trip to Garden Valley. W. C. Bader sells legal blanks. Ira Puller hosts Sunday dinner. Dead Ox Plat drive. Woman’s Relief Corps to meet twice monthly. Payette Co-Operative Co. buys new Chevrolet truck. Ed and Mrs. Pease welcome baby girl. Mrs. J. W. Chapin to Marshfield for climate reasons. Payette Ministerial Association meets. next in Payette. Blanche Bigelow hosts dinner for Anna Peutz. Warren Flagg visits Payette on apple-trip. Gen. L. V. Patch and family visit with Smiths. Insurance and realty notes show up. Thanksgiving celebrations across town. Various local visits and travel noted. Hunting trip yields tale to come. Salmon River trip described for next issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Wayne
Avon-Hart Grocery Co
R. B. Scatterday
Caldwell
Argyl Houser
L. V. Patch
San Francisco
Williams
Weiser
William
C. Hi. Bowman
W. C. Bader
Henry Williams
B. D. Wilson
Edward Stanton
Frank Stanton
Stanton
H. G. Herendeen
Spokane
Paysette
Portland
James Applegate
J. O. Bowker
W. W. Kay
Dwight Maule
Boise
Rex Bredshaw
Garden Valley
Ira Puller
Nora Lathrop
Oregon
Woman's Relief Corps
K. P. Ball
Lauer
Payette Co-Operative Co
van Motor Co
Ed Pease
Center Avenue
Legion 33 Holds Regular Meeting for Annual Elections
A regular meeting of John Webster Rhoads No. 33 is set for 8 o clock Monday with the annual election of officers. Members are urged to attend and support a more interesting and prosperous year. The Legion aims to promote welfare and state and national welfare through its work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John ‘Webster Rhoads
Orcas
Legion
Pete
Dous Legion
Methodist Church Service Schedule Narrated
C L Walker pastor leads Sunday school at Palmer Scot morning worship and Epworth League. Evening service features Dr W Tenny, president of Gooding College, delivering the address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Church
C. L. Walker
Palmer
Scot
Epworts
Leagaworth League
W. Tenny
Gooding Colere
Will Pak
Three Bucks Bagged in Cardin Valley Hunt
Three days after starting a hunting trip in Cardin Valley L Thurston a b Ps and ftex Bredshaw returned Wednesday evening with fine bucks. The pair left Monday morning and reported two bucks killed in Cardin Valley area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
THERY
L. Thurston
A.b. Ps
Ftex Bredshaw
Carden Valley
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Stonarm Bureal
Dirs
Fuller
Pagett
Porsine
Lewinton
Liat Place
M.G. Rigney
Palmers Co-Operative Ceremery Cn
A. Werth
Tg Garford Om Jt
Higney
Wbo Witte
Kta
Sibirwise
Wold Reese
Mr. A. S. Worth Seceive Brow
Acs
Payete
Worl
Hostivalters
Fem Wetsermal
Mapectina
Retaerane
Payatte
Worth
Howard Anderson
W. Davis
Merton
Woodmen of the
Koof K
Emma Theatre
Reginald Barker
Katharine Newlin Burt
Emma Theater
Willow Creek
Horseradiah
Lynne
Uecees
Picturen
William Duncan
Sion
Buck Jones
Hodkinson
Sansiine
Snow Hind
Katherine Nan- Tin Burt
Pathe News
James Oliver Curwood
K. Ps
L. BE. Surber
Scribe
Arey] Houser
Chester W. Anders
Huntington
Ore
Anna Belle Carden
Perette
J. C. Chapin
Monlay
Marshfield
Chenin
Clarence Chapin
Blanche Bigelow
Anna Peuts
Anna Peutz
Hazel
Fray Shafer
Mabel Lindquist
Alita Porter
Hope Shearer
Dorothy Turner
Esther
Marie Wasson
Blanche
Belva Bigelow
Warren Flagg
Yakima
Washington
Iowa
J. D. Baker
Me. Plage
Dr. Baker
Lowerville
L. Vi Pateh
C. AL Smith
Hader Attorsay
Tre
Sutton Dpa
Piol
Ana
Nary Stone
Ralph Pod Earl
Johnston
Walter Johnston
Albert Burns
Air
Harry
JW. Hughs
Valnog
Snd
W. A. Coughasour
A i
Sud
Heber
A. B. Moss
Mya
Geo
Ackveman
Nex Plymouth
T. E Chedwick
New Plymouth
R. J. Chadwick
Emmett
Arthur Baker
Mr. Baker
Hattie Baker
E. Er
Charney Judson
Burbank
Osiif
Santa Claus
Angon-Hart
Dave Shearer
Omaha
Myrtle Drojancy
Salmon River
H. W. Weidner
Salmon City
Riggins
Tolsbo
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