Poultry Show Plans Advance Despite Small Early Attendance
The Fayette poultry exhib ition push continues with Chamber of Commerce approval and a committee tasked to locate a venue and estimate costs. A large subscription drive is planned for next week to secure funding, with two show periods set for January and February dubbed Smile Week and the Payette Poultry Show.
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Fayette
Chamber of Commerce
Coughanour
Perth
Tt Vveryone
Sue Pavello
Fremen
Patel
Teller
Payette
BR. F. McCarroll
Gratitude for Postal Service Loyalty and Improvement
A citizen thanks postal workers including city rural carriers for faithful service despite heavy mails and bad weather. He notes improved parcel presentation and wrapping aiding the Postmaster General’s campaign to improve the postal service.
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United States Post Office
Ciy
Post-1
Women Relief Corps Elect New Officers At Meeting
The Women’s Relief Corps elected new officers at the last meeting. Dee 6th serves as President, Anna White. Senior Vice-President Francis Wainwright. Junior Vice-President Mrs Cartwright. Treasurer Anna Steigerwait. Chaplain Lian Dorothy. Guard Mrs McClanahan. Assistant Guard Kitts Copperpall. Secretary Gulwnn Coughanour. Conductress Margaret Coblentz. The next meeting is December 22 in the chamber of Contremen rooms.
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Women's Relief Corps
Feawine
Dee
Anna White
Francis Wainwright
Mrs. Cartwright
Anna Steigerwait
Lian Dorothy, Gward
McClanahan
Kitts Copper- Pall
Gulwnn Coughanour
Margaret Coblentz
Chamber of Comtren
Christmas Sermon and Pageant at Methodist Church
Clyde W. Walker, pastor, leads Sunday weekly events with Meant A.M. Sunday School at 9 00 and Christmas sermon at 11 00. Evening service at 7 00 features Sunday School Christmas exercises including recitations and a pageant. A collection will aid needy children. Practical nurse contact Mrs Mary Beekman 166 w.
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Methodist Church
Saunday
Clyde W. Walker
Mary Beekman
Gas well at Otaike shows strong pressure rise from casing leaks
Idaho Oil and Gas Company reports its Otai kes well struck gas last week and forced soil into the casing. A demonstration burned gas from a perforated pipe for onlookers, flames reaching five to six feet, but burners could not handle full pressure. Driller has cleared dirt, drilled deeper into cap rock, and plans another demonstration. Leakage from 4 inch joints prompts plans to run smaller pipe to the eight inch casing to curb escape. Pressure is expected to rise as gas pours through the sand.
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Idaho Oil & Gas Cos
Stevens
Rosaure
Obituary: Francis P. Ashlock 1843 1921 Payette
Francis P. Ashlock was born February 28 1843 and died December 19 1921 at his Payette home aged 78 years 9 months 21 days He served as a private in Company of the Fourteenth Minn Regiment later joined the Tixt Mnuty Regiment and was discharged September 1 1865 He was survived by two sons a daughter a wife who died over two years earlier three generations of military service include son William P Ashlock in the Spanish American War and a grandson in World War I Funeral services were held at the Church of God in Payette December 21 with Rev Argyl Houser presiding and interment at Riverside Cemetery
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Mances P. Ashlock
Francis P. Ashlock
Pavette
Mr. Ashlock
GA. R
Fourteenth
William P
James Ashluck
George
William P. Ashlock
S. M Justice
Payette
Church of God
Argyl Houser
Darfal
Riverside Cemetery
Young People Arrive Home For Holidays In Payette
Miss Eva J. Wilson of the University of Idaho arrives for holidays from Moscow followed by Cecil Rose of U A C Corvallis Oregon Nora and Ruby Broderson also arrive from A C Corvallis and University of Oregon The Payette students return this evening by special train The P I S Loopsters open against Artillery Thursday night for the season lineup not yet set with Jefferis Futcher Brown Wishart Brannock Crane Tomlin Patton Coblens Hutchinson and Anderson at guard The second game is with Crane Oregon on December 29 The H S young ladies team is nearing form and ready for their third debut
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Eva J. Wilson
University of Idaho
Cecil Rose
Corvallis
Oregon
Nora
Ruby Broderson
A. C
Ruby
University of Oregon
Payette
P. I. S. Loopsters
Artillery
Jeffer
Futcher
Brown
Wishart
Brannok
Crane
Tomlin
Patton
Coblens
Hutchinson
Anderson
Home Talent Goon The Operetta at Payette School
Junior High School students presented The Goon The Operetta last Friday. Despite a small audience, attendees praised the show as one of the best home talent performances, directed by Pearl B. Allen showcasing student and director skill. Axel Johnson of Washoe Beach installs an air pressure tank and upgrades Ma home with modern basement lighting, water pipes, bath, and fixtures.
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Payette
Pearl
B. Allen
Axel Johnson
Washoe Beach
Ma Home
Tha Place
Modern School Opens in District No for District No
Last week the District No school children celebrated occupying a new modern brick building. It includes two 26 by 30 foot classrooms with side windows and bright lighting, seating for 70, a pipeless furnace, and a ventilating system. A full cement basement houses a community room 52 by 10 and a kitchen for Grange events, plus cloak and book rooms. Enrollment stands at 645, with Miss Bertha Blind teaching four lower grades and Miss Olga Johnson four upper grades. The district praises the new facility as healthy and happy for children and adults alike, with plans for electricity and community use.
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Conaina
Olga Johnson
Christmas Holiday at the Post Orrick
Orrick observes a holiday on December 26 with post office hours from 10 to 11 AM for mail delivery at general delivery and city carrier windows. Rural carriers will deliver mail on their routes as usual.
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Orrick
Brethren Church Holds Well Attended First Services
The Church of the Brethren reports very good turnout for first services last Sunday as seating filled nearly to capacity. Neighbors and friends supported the gathering and are thanked. next Sunday promises further instructive services with Bible study at 10:00 A. M. on The Visit of the Wise Men and a Gospel sermon titled No Room for Jesus.
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Church OF the Brethren CO Cript
The
Brethren
Jesus
Court House News Foreclosures and Divorces Mixed at Payette
Court records from Payette list sentences and judgments including A K Aspy to 6 to 24 years in Boise penitentiary with wife Mrs. Aspy to remain at home, various foreclosures and divorces, jury verdicts amounting to $114.00 and $25.10, petitions for separation and quiet title, and hearings set for December 27 and December 29, 1921. Names include Howard F. Griffin, E J. John, L M Lyon, A H McConnell, Emmett Brubaker, Thomas L Bowman, Mable Bowman, City of Payette, A K Pence, War Deuson Bros, Frank O Shivers, Pearl Powell, Edgar R Powell, J A Lanter, C L Bodwall, and more party appellants.
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Court House News
A. K. Aspy
Boise
Jeff
L. M. Lyon
A. H. McConnell
Emmett Brubaker
Thomas L.* Bowman
Mable Bowman
L. M. Yvon
City of Payette
Albert T McDonald
Annie L. McDonald
Perry
John Peters
N_ A
Gertrude Ackerman
New Plymouth
Harry James Shafer
Hope Alfreda Shearer
Payette
Gream Producers Emm Receive Dividends At Theatre Program
Patrons of the Parcuere Creamery Co. receive monthly dividend checks based on milk delivered with top payers Miller and Culbertson of Payette Oregon Slope getting $9152 and a special prize for a gallon separator. The 1921 year proved highly successful with daily distributions near $1,000 and the Chamber of Commerce discusses reviving activity and funding. Charles Skipper of King Hill Idaho, the Oregon Short Line’s oldest active employee, visits Payette before retirement with pension planned. S J Kenepp reports twenty one Rhode Island Red eggs from seven roosters and twenty pullets in a productive pen.
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Rece Uern
Parcuere 3E Operative Creamery Co
Miller
Eons
Traamery Company
S. J. Kenepp
Tuee
Jay
Rhode Island Rede
Payette Fire Department reorganized with new officers
The Payette Fire Department reorganized naming M. E. Dolling as chief and Thu Lee as assistant, W. R. Williams as president and James Stanton as secretary. Members listed include Furson Parson Ian Walters Burt Forbes and Will Gries, with plans to expand to 18. A committee met to urge the City Council to pass an ordinance aligning the department with current equipment.
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Payette
M. E. Dolling
Thu Lee
W. R. Wiliams
James Stanton
Furson
Stub Parson
Ian Walters
Burt Forbes
Will Gries
Payette Merchants Lead In Eye Catching Window Decor
The Payette merchants showcase striking window decorations any time of year and surpass prior city displays. Passersby notice the artful layouts reflecting thrift and prosperity for the storefronts, though no specific display time is set.
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Payette
Ize
Marchant
Christmas Holiday Observed Monday in Payette
Christmas falls on Sunday, making Monday the legal holiday with all business closures in Payette. The following Monday will also be observed as New Year’s Day, affecting operations and schedules.
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Payette
Keenen Hindle Wedding Ties Two Attorneys in Deer Park
Troy Keenen and Miss Lucile Hindle to wed in Deer Park Washington on December 2 with Attorneys McDevitt assisting. After the ceremony, Mr Keenen will visit home for the holidays and return to Payette where Mrs Keenen resumes duties at the Clerk and Recorder office.
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Bindle
Keenen
Troy Keenen
McDevitt
Deer Park
Washington
Mr. Keenen
Lucile Hindle
Local notices and arrivals in Payette community
W B Baker and family motored to Boise. Gen L V Pateh went to Boise on business. Payette Steam Laundry advertises hogs and cattle shipments from Emmett. Miss Edna Inman returns from Ames to stay in Payette. W A Coughanour breaks ground for an opera house near the post office. W A McKevitt moves from Boise to Dancing Pavilion leasee quarters. Mrs EB Nesbit and children visit relatives. L Gearhart and Richard Lee relocate to their own home. W E Prost and family move from Nebraska to Secasd Avenue South. P L Jonanson completes a bungalow on the D and Wilcox ranch near Fruitland. Subscriptions to the Enterprise offered as Christmas gifts. R Pinger of Dutton arrives for a visit and winter stay. Miss Gladys Compton of Kirksville arrives to attend Payette High School with Mrs Ida Rodgers.
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W. B. Baker
Boise
Gen. L. V. Pateh
Payette
Emmett
Peeing
Edna Inman
Ames
Ens
W. A. Coughanour
W. A. McKevitt
C. A. Smith
EB. H. Nesbit
Gross
Idaho
J. W. Kenward
L. Gearhart
Richard Lee
Fruitland
Enterprise Force
Siso
Weber
Tice
Gladys Compton
Kirkeville
Ida B. Rodgers
L. E Peterson
Mayo Hospital
Rochester
Derrei Connerly
Carden
Tenth Street
Sarah Say
Mra Connerly
Pitch Realty Co
F. M. Moss
A. B. Moss
Payette Green House
Sam Geneway
Hart Grocery Co
Clarence Larson W Ho
Isene
Ontario
W. Gilmore
Mondar
Cornell
Weiser
Clarence Sherwood
Intermountain Institate
Welser
Vernon Connyers
Mysterious affair near Fruitland unsettles town
A confusing incident near Fruitland involved the Chapman family and an assault on their son Guy Chapman after a note inviting them to the ranch led to a night-time confrontation. A stranger knocked out Mr. Chapman and attacked Guy, with a neighbor hearing the struggle. Sheriff Jefferies promised investigation as residents report a snow-bearing, chilly week and other local news items.
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Fruitland
Dirs
G. Chapman
Ontara
Guy
Chapman
Will Tharp
Tharp
Game Chapman
Bix
Hich
Jefferies
Tnt
Coutr
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Union Pacific System
Weyl
Cornell College
New York
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Bank of Page
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F.C
Brainard
Lslands
Clarudey
Pauline Frederick
Pathe News
Thepuga
Larry Lemon
William Rodgers
ST. James
Laurel Wells
TRE Wwke
M. FE. Darling
James Lee
Hristian Science
Essta
Exima Theater
Balldine
Oper
Tose
iWielbers
Wid
E. O. Clelland
Ben Strohbehn
Blair
Hot Lakes
Slair
R. A. Karker
Center Avenue
Austin Anson
Artillery Boys
Chamber of Commere
Baresin
Payette Valley
Queen Esther
Ture
Mire
Gao
Todd
Deardort
East Firat Avenue
Ninth Street
Peter Pence
J. H. Norris
Geiss
Jerome
Mountain Home
Lillian Ackerman
Dower
Mrs. A. & Luther
W. T. Rouse
Oakland
Barking Ford
F. M. Mose
D. S Caehran
Munson
Lews
Chicago
F. M. Satoris
GW Watson
Wolfe
Wilt Wells
Ptdar
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Ackerman
Willow Grange
Imstudle
Stinwid
Mise Olen
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