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Newspaper
Payette Enterprise
Location
Payette, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 1910
Page
5
A rural Fruitland column reports the marriage of Mr. and Mrs. Cumber ian, farm activity, road conditions, and social gatherings. It notes new telephones, candy mishaps, property sales, a planned spray factory, and local visits plus a school meeting and library fund drive.
The regular meeting of the L. A. Jo club met at Ora Jn Hariste’s home Wednesday afternoon. Many members planned Christmas entertainment. Mr. and Mrs. Presaley Jimerson and Klade Casey dined at Sylvester Jackson’s last Sunday. Ded Thompson visited Caldwell. Wert Wileen left for Bonjava. Lydia Young accepted a job at Moss Mercantile and will stay through the holidays. Kenneth Willey, son of Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Willey, had a bad accident riding last Sunday but no bones were broken. E. B. Cox left for Missouri for about a month. Mrs. John Bartwice and daughters visited Mrs. EB. Newton in town. Mrs. H. Poutzeturned from Owyhee visiting Mrs. Wm. Peutz. The stork brought a baby boy to Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Woods at Cherrycroft. A. J. Shearer and B. Suplee were Weber visitors urging Ditch company matters. Mr. and Mrs. David Jones and Chas. Brown with Bertram Brown went to Portland for about two weeks. Mrs. HL Vogt returned home with Alvian Cornelson who plans to go to Owyhee in two weeks. Dora Carstens hosted a birthday party for Dora with the Mordhoret Peutz and Cornleson families. games and a luncheon followed.
One of the largest stocks of electrical textures chandeliers domen and shades in the state offered with 25 to 25 percent savings. For 36 days the seller will pay one way fare for customers spending 10 or more dollars. Call S House 24 W Idaho Wolser Iteho.
Attractive Christmas assortment advertised with mixed candy and fancy box candy. Prices for mixed candy 186 to 38 cents per pound, mixed nuts 205 per pound, peanuts 126 per pound, walnuts almonds and other nuts priced per pound, with special quantity and church discounts offered.
Readable fragments advertise a sale on boys and men's suits with emphasis on men and boys styles, savings, and discounted pricing across the entire line. The text hints at a store promoting suit inventory and reduced prices.
The notice lists dress goods prices with multiple grade levels shown as five dollars down to two dollars per yard. Specific grade figures include 4.00 3.50 and 2.00 dollar levels, indicating a tiered pricing structure for fabrics.
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