Grangers Secure Special Train for State Grange Meeting
Fayette Valley Railroad to run a special train from Payette to New Plymouth on January 16 and 17 for Idaho State Grange. Train departs Payette at 9 45 a.m. or after the west bound Pony arrives. Grangers may return each evening on the regular passenger train arriving Payette at six.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fayette Valley Railroad
State Grange
New Plymouth
Idaho State Grange
Payette Grabee
Payette
Passing of 1911 B A P A meets for monthly social
The First Baptist Church B A P A unit held its monthly business and social gathering at Miss Grace Bowman's home. The write up reflects on Christmas and the new year, urging members to live wisely and improve each day with grace and good will.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
Grace Bowman
Seo'y
The Last Act of the Tragedy Sermon At Richland Church
Christian Church in Richland Oregon reports a large attendance for Bro Elsworth Coulter sermon on The Last Act of the Tragedy The Bible School lessons for 1912 focus on the life of Christ and ongoing Sunday programs invite all to attend Bible School at 10 AM preaching at 11 AM Endeavor 620 PM King 780 PM and evening services next Sunday
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elsworth Coulter
Richland
Oregon
Bible School
Christ
Jesus of Nazareth
Christian Bible School
Bible
King
Eastern Publishing House Offer Prompted Customer Note
A letter to friends and customers from a Canyon Com's figure explains receiving a monetary offer from an Eastern Publishing house. The writer urges continued patronage as relations with readers and Canyon Com's have been pleasant and expresses best wishes for their future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bo East
Canyon Com
Stanton Bros Portia News Meeting Reminder and Updates
Portia members urged to attend next Portia News meeting January 2:30 PM in Commercial Club Rooms. Report from Look Out Committee and Historical Committee chaired by Mrs Noot promised. Store notes announce extra help at Model Cash Grocery following initial cash system adjustments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portia
Payette Basketball League on the Home Stretch
Payette reports the Payette Basketball League near the home stretch with Tuesday night matchups featuring Professionals vs Baptists and Presbyterians vs Methodists. Admission is 15 cents, students 10. Saturday night the Navajos hosted a large gathering at the Y M C A hall with an oyster stew, cocoa, cake, candy, and many chiefs and war leaders present. A Sunday address by Harry W Arnold promoted the Men and Religion Forward Movement, urging active service by men nationwide and outlining plans in Payette with committees forming across Business Publicity Boy Scout Work Bible Study Social Service Missions Evangelism and Community Extension.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Payette
Big Chief
Black Crow
Light Foot
Flying Arrow
Great Heart
Gun
Stone Eater
Red Elk
Association
Harry W. Arnold
Young Men’s Christian Association of
New York City
Arnold
Men and Religion
Freight Rates Cut Intermountain Freight Declines to 19 Cents
New interstate rate schedule takes effect January 25 lowering first class freight by an average of 19 cents per hundred pounds. Comparisons show reduced rates across Chicago Duluth Peoria regions Minneapolis Mississippi Missouri and Colorado points with declines in all classes from first to fourth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Interstate Commerce Commission
Chicago
Duluth
Peoria
Minneapolis
St. Paul
Mississippi River
Missouri River
Colorado Paints
Sias
Society Notes Highlight Grand 500 Party and Gatherings
The season’s largest event, a 500 party hosted by Mrs. Scott Brundage honored guests Miss Wilcox of Montana and Miss Logan of Shoshone. Guests wore fine gowns, enjoyed crystal bonbons, and danced after refreshments. Other society happenings included tea, dinners, and a Westminister Guild meeting with members of the Session, discussing Christian Conservation and bidding farewell to Mrs. Turner as a former patroness.
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Scott Brundage
Wilcox
Montana
Logan
Shoshone
J. C. Woodward
W. B. Gilmore
Mrs. Brundage
Miss Wilcoxe
Miss Logan
Tush
Brewster
Brown
Thomas
Brewster Bungalow
Brundage
Capt
Mrs. Erwin
Mrs. McGlinchey
Berding
Mrs. Gilmore
May Eileen
Westminister Guild
Brainard Dee
Crete Wilcox
Beryl Downs
Gladya Wilcox
Turner
Guild
Paul Brainard
Riebeling
Mrs. Brainard
Irene Harland
Edith Thompson
Gladys Wilcox
Florence White
Hazel Berry
Ruth Kenward
Mable
Maude White
Beatrice Boshmer
Inez
Pony and Dog Battle at General Patch Farm
At General L. V. Patch home on Payette Heights a fierce New Year battle occurred between his English bulldog and a small sorrel Shetland pony. The fight lasted about thirty minutes ending with the pony unscathed and the dog severely injured, owner intervening to separate them amid blood and broken gear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. V. Patch
Payette Heights
New City Park
General Patch
Patch
Gish-Lauer Nuptials At Home Of Groom’s Brother
Miss Gish daughter of Mrs. Jennie Gist of Indianapolis married Edwin Lauer in Payette with Rev. George Turner officiating. The home ceremony was intimate with fourteen guests, carnations and chrysanthemums, and a wedding breakfast. After February 1 the couple will reside in Payette in the Payette National Bank block.
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C. A. Lauer
Miss Gish
Jennie Gist
Indianapolis
Indiana
Edwin Lauer
George Turner
Presbyterian Church
J. A. Lauer
Turner
George H. Turner
Payette
J. A Laver & Bro
Legion
Enterprise
Edwin Laver
Mrs. Laver
Tfe
Pay Otto National Bank
Members Annual Business Meeting at the Y M C A
The Y M C A held its annual business meeting Tuesday evening electing four new board members John Hil W A Hutchinson P P Brainard to three and one year terms The board over members R E Haynes D W Alney M F P Albert P Lattig H Gregory remain The next meeting will organize and elect officers Reports from departments were favorable and the financial report showed no budget overrun for 1911
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Hil
W. A. Hutchinson
P. P. Brainard
D. O. Bullies
R. EB. Haynes
D. W. Alney
M. FP. Albert
Associated Charities of Payette Formed Urgently Organized
Payette groups met December 28 in the YMCA to form the Associated Charities of Payette aimed at aiding the needy. A January 5 meeting calls two representatives from each organization to complete the charter, with a January 15 session to report a constitution.
Baptist Church Seeks New Year Blessings and Services
The Baptist Church invites the public to first Sunday services in 1913 with morning sermon at 1 a.m. on Supplies for the New Year and an evening sermon at 7 30 p.m. on Red Wit Nats for the New Year. Rev Henry Van Engelen, Pastor. Also notices a regular meeting of The Canning Co at its Payette, Tolabo office on January X at 10 a.m. L V Patch, Seer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry van Engelen
Teho Canning Co
Payette
Tolabo
Exchange offer seeks Payette Beach land swap
A brief notice states an exchange of 40 acres of unimproved land on Payette Beach for Payette City property, involving Wells and Maule. The deal outlines the swap terms with named entities and location, highlighting the proposed property exchange.
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Payette Beach
Paylette City
Wells & Maule
Residents and visitors frequent Boise area in brief social notes
Personal mentions list visitors and locals including R J Rouse and Charles Compton Jr in Boise with sister Mrs. Robert Davis, Bucknum’s Store room upgrade, New Year visits by the Strothers, and many trips and gatherings across Weiser Emmett and Portia Club events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. J. Rouse
Charles Compton Jr
Boise
Robert Davis
Bucknum
Local Firm Secures Park Cement Contract With Savings
Lathrop and McCameey won the bid for all cement work on the new city park, underbidding the next quote by about four hundred dollars. The Payette Valley Railroad contract for mail service between Lether and Emmett will start January 11, carrying mail from Payette to Emmett. Grange members will install officers Friday night and serve a supper after. Heirs of Bilyeu receive insurance checks as guardian reports two payments from the A. 2 Cemetery fund. E W Tracy trades city residence for seven acre tract north of Payette, plans to move to Chen ranch home soon. Wells & Maule arranged the deal. General LV Patch advertises for bids to enlarge the Seventh Street garage for Arnold Auto Company. Lathrop and Mrs. Lathrop enjoy a pleasant visit to Campsville and Arkansas. A cartload of Hardy Sprag tre machines will arrive by January 20, demonstrated locally by Denney & Co. Cane sugar priced at $1.00 at Stanton Bros. Austin McWilliams buys the Ontario barn and plans move mid January. Payette residents lose a family as they relocate. C J Lundt reports a recent visit and new residence construction north of the city with a new barn under way.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General LV. Patch
Seventh Street
Arnold Auto Company
Notice to Contractors for 40n40 tf Garage Flaps addition
Bids received up to January 1 for a 40n40 ft addition in the Garage Flaps. Specifications available at C A Buttons office. Address bids to V Patek. Sunday School at 10 Epworth League at 7740. Yasaching at ML Subject patene in the evening at heist Hunting Core A apeeigh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
V. Patek
Epworth
Yasaching
Patene
Also Mentioned on This Page
Grangers
Christian Church
Stanton Bros
Portia News
Espide
Payette Basketball League
Society Notes
Pony
Victor
Associated Charities
Associated Charities of Payette
Committee On Constitution
Cental
Col. Muller
A. L. Howarth
Jas
W. Morley
A. P. Seritchfield
Gilbu
Ette
Ida
Mrs. W. F. Strother
Mrs. Strother
Mra. Y. A. Gorham, Jr
Bigelow
Weiser
George Kelleg
F. A. Gorham, Jr
F. J. Colburn
Emmett
Short
Omaha
Portia Club
Mra. Muller
Mire
J. W. Rageell
Missouri
C. D. Bucknum
Blanche Fowler
Mlaw
J. E. Roberts
The
Canyon Commercial Company
Nevada
L. W. Russell
St. Joseph
Forrest City
H. EB. Duan
Mr. Dunn
Zanesville
Ohio
Chas. Bolton
Timpe
Beatrice and Atwood Timpe
Nellie Miller
R. J. Rowse
Eastside
Lathrop & McCameey
P. Vi
W Giester
Bilyeu
SM. ‘Fa
A. 2
Funey
Stanton Brom
E. W. Tracy
M Lauer
Pay ‘Ette
Aitchen Ranch
Nava Gath Rep
Mrs. Lathrop
Campsville
Calnesville
Arkansas
Lathrop
Denney & Co
F. E. Cart
Hardy Company
Ontario
Austin McWillians
Hage Piness
Nprowne
C. J. Lundt
M. E. Church
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