Payette News Roundup Brims With Local Doings and Notices
Payette residents attend meetings and observe holidays as local officials report on bank visits, editorials, and community events. Notables include Aierney Om and Van Duyn of Cald wall, Dr. We H Vaieo ill, Joel Korrient of Boise, and AL 14 Stritchfield, with multiple entries on business, transportation, and church affairs. A stray bay horse is reported missing and general notices cover state business and public meetings.
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Aierney OM
van Duyn
Caldwall
Payette
Ina! Business
Wealon
Dtr
Drs
Joel Korrient
Boise
Industrial Agehl
Stor
Payste
AL 14
Stritchfield
Vayette National Bank
Caklvoll Budauss
Ruseau
Oletranie
High School Notes Reflect Holiday Return and Activities
School opened with full attendance after a festive holiday. Reports from Weatherby Oregon note Marie Smith’s Christmas trip, while classmates share poems and memories. Pupils discuss vacation highlights, Christmas events, alumni visits, and upcoming examinations as the term resumes. A playful classroom display labeled 1917 drew attention, and Freshmen plan a sleigh ride tonight amid ongoing note plans and class discussions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marie Smith
Weatherby
Oregon
Pawling Hillman
Miss Dorsey
Gladys Wilcox
Ether Reed
Pauline Alney
Ellen Hull
Ruth Kenward
Aldale Gregory
Julian Lowe
Owyhve
Brubaker
Card of Thanks for Kind Words at Mary Dorsett’s Funeral
The Dritkwire Brothers express sincere thanks for the many kind words and condolences shown during the death burial of our mother Mary Dorsett.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Dorsett
Dritkwire
Idaho Wool Growers Convention and Related Events Set
Idaho wool growers meet in Boise January 12 and 13 1914 with a reserve convention January 11 1914 and excursions via Oregon Short Line from Idaho and Oregon points tickets on sale January 10 and 11 1914. Quarantine keeps foreign potatoes out of U S while Oregon Short Line refunds fares for cancelled Pink Lady production event. Rabbit drive planned on Dead Ox Tint Gusdey with details to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Idaho Wool Growers Convention
Boise
Ida
Oregon
Idaho
Oregon Short Line Railroad
Weber
Crystal
Excursions to Denver For Stock Show and Union Pact
Readers are alerted to excursions to Denver from January 13 to 16 including events tied to the Western Stock Show and related conventions. Tickets and detailed schedules are listed in the agency office with further particulars and pricing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Amitricsei
Agonta
Portia Club News Sees Return of President for Guest Day
The Portia Club plans a January 12 Guest Day to inaugurate the New Year after the president’s return from illness. Prof Notleon will present a musical talk on the Victrola, with demonstrations showing its educational value. Members organize a Bazaar to help fund the piano and future musical events, while the Educational Committee may arrange a viewing trip to state opticon views from a former Alaska government official.
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Chucr
Agin
Notleon
Alaska
Mrs Perkins Resigns Seventh Grade Teacher In Central School
Mrs Eva M Perkins who taught seventh grade at Central school resigned before holidays and left for Texas. The board met to address opening school without a seventh grade teacher and chose to have the remaining teacher with seventh grade experience conduct reviews for the upcoming semester exams to prepare pupils. A successor had been secured and would start Monday January 19.
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Eva M. Perkins
Severth
Central School
Tower
Texas
Avey
Buch
Perking
Porkire
Anti-Saloon League Holds Annual Meeting in Idaho
State wide prohibition campaign planned after trustees from Idaho churches and temperance societies convened at the M M Co A Building. Superintendent Herwig re-elected unanimously, with emphasis on education, distribution of literature, and organizing every dry county for electoral action. Idaho Citizen staff and speakers to join the drive as the league scales up reach across the northwest.
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Ant Saloon League of Idaho
M. Co. A
Junho
Mahe
Idaho
TL de
League
AntiSaloon League
Northwest
Idaho Citizen
P. A. Baker
America
Howard H. Russi
D. D
Anti-Saloon League
H. Cherrington
American Testie
Lessue
Baise
North West
Little Willow News Notes and Community Life
Local column chronicles New Year dinners and dances in Little Willow valley. residents recall past gatherings, welcome guests, and discuss school staff changes. mentions of neighbors at S. Gissel home, Stirm family excursions, and notes on local Board of Directors and irrigation district affairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Danny
Ontario
S. Gissel
Little Willow Valley
Gus Scharthausen
Texas
Turner
Gissel
W. R. Shim
Elsie Windle
My Town
Wm. Stirm
Katherine
Miss Thornton
Miss Eadward
Traveling Sand Hills—Winds Shape Vast Shifting Dunes
The Washington Star describes Western sand hills in Wowwernuia with huge windswept dunes hundreds of yards wide and 60 to 120 feet high. These moving sands threaten forests, uprooting trees and altering landscapes as they travel eastward at tens of feet per year, challenging naturalists and observers.
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Wowwernuia
Evangelistic meeting at Christian Church features choir and gospel sermon
At the Christian Church an evangelistic series begins with Mrs. Asenberg directing music backed by a large choir and orchestra. The pistol preaches daily as discussion on the season's plans is noted. Manager M J Higley invites water-secretaries and managers to Payette on January 7 for Idaho Oregon Fruit Growers Association plans. Dinner at Commercial Hotel. For sale: first class alfalfa day. Erma Cosman, three, ill with cold improving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asenberg
M. J. Higley
Idaho-Oregon Fruit Growers Association
Wtrleg
Payette
Association
J. M. Davis
Fruitland
Erma Cosman
J. B. Cosman
Notice of Private Sale of Real Estate in Idaho Probate
In Canyon County Idaho the Probate Court issues a notice of private sale of the Mary Short estate. Patrick V Short as administrator will offer about 100 acres including undivided half interest in land east of the Oregon Short Line Right of Way. Sale after January 6 1913 with ten percent paid at sale and balance after court confirmation.
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Canyon County
Idaho
Mary Short
Dac
Canyon
Oregon
Patrick B. Short
Payette
Patrick v. Short
Mary
Short
For Sale Stove Wood Two Loads Left At 3.50
For sale stove wood with two loads remaining priced at 3.50 per load. Readers are asked to call to place orders at 156 or 130k.
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Wetser
Hi Wall
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St. Jo
Miasouri
Mra
J. P. Orr
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Jean
Ald
T. A. Waters
Howard Ava
Beryl Howns
Lewiston
Willetts Wright
Mex Nelson Wilburnett
Albany
Heslop
L. V. Paton
Washington
War Department
Stltie
Catron
Wolfe
Ollie
Mr. Catron
Mose
Hrathard
G. Fitelity & Guaranty Company
Me. Brainard
P. H. Evans
Gary
Fern Wells
Wi Wels
Tiga
Bath
Tet Ave
Neth
Ninth Street
Firet Avenue
Ninth
P. O
Paytte
Brady
Secretary of Agriltupe
United States
Dominion of Canada
New Foundland
Great Britain
Ireland
Europe
Portia Club News
Board of Trustees
Tamperance Society
Supt. Herwig
Little Willow
Atian
Bulent Sella
Manchester Guardian
Bear
Stanton Bros
Pure Food Store
Washington Star
Niger
Christian Church
Palace Pharmacy
GEO
Loever
Willow Irrigation District
First National Bank
J. L. Bananie
C.H. Bowman
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