High-five club entertains at Sullee home andPendleton visitor
North Payette News reports a lively array of social happenings including the high-five club entertainment at the Sullee home, visits from Argie Paine of Pendleton, Oregon, and Mrs. WF Suplee. It notes Mrs. Thornton’s Merry-go-round Inn reception, Willow Creek guests, and a sleigh party at the Chapter House. The page mentions health updates, astronomy attempts to view the lunar eclipse, and local travel, with several families and neighbors referenced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sullee
Médaris
Te Bur
Tumday
Argie Paine
Pendleton
Oregon
WF. Suplee
R. G. Thornton
Currin
Mise Lenora ‘Thornton
Willow Creek
DR. Durram
Milo
Chauncey Steadman
Chapter House
G. Harland
Rolse
Tauny
Mra
Chas, Cassel
Cassel
Oho
C. Qualls
Clyde Currin
Edith Lesh
Durham
P. Dimerson
Arthur
Jamra Durham
T. J. Jackson
Geo. Scott
Stella Williw1nson
Astoria
Orchard Avenue
Page
Owyhee
Ore
Parsons
Boise
Mr. Currin
Payette
Portia Club Opens New Year With Education and Recreation
The Portia Club hosts a strong first program of the year, highlighting education and recreation for weary housewives. Attendees at Monday’s meeting showed size and appreciation as Art and Travel Committee members, chaired by Mrs Jas Layer, presented a program on Washing ton Our City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portia Club
Jas, Layer
Lewis
Washington
The Mills of the Gods Grind Slowly Coffee Ad
An old advertisement touts coffee ground fresh in a modern electric grinder with no waste. It promises low prices and satisfaction as the maker invites readers to order and trust their service for all food needs.
Local club program recounts art talks and exhibits
The Store Boy at Stanton Bros. showcased the Washington Monument and Arlington memorials to Lincoln with a 1000 soldier graves noted. Mrs. T. R. Neilson spoke on Where the Colors Blend and Mexican customs, with plans to secure Sisson paintings for a club exhibit. Mrs. Palmer described Community Entertainment and a Pied Piper of Hamlin tale. Piano selections and a final solo closed the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nate
Washington Monument
Lincoln
Arlington
Howse
Rte
Lee Mansion
Washington
T. R. Neilson
Ted
Raphael
Mexico
Daily News
New Grazing Homestead Bill Details Enterprising Land Act
Congressman Addison Smith explains a proposed grazing homestead bill authorizing 640 acres of semiarid land for grazing. Applicants must reside three years with five months annual absence, invest $1.25 per acre in improvements, and pay standard fees. Land designation by the Interior Department precedes title. water holes and access points are protected for public use. mineral rights may be reserved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Addison I
Smith
Secretary of the Interior
Little Willow Notes Holiday Dance at Hurst Home
The holiday dance at the Hurst home drew a large crowd despite unusually cold weather. Attendees enjoyed music, supper, and extended best wishes to Mr and Mrs Hurst for the New Year. Mr Shimp plans a short Boise visit, health issues noted. Mrs Shimp to stay briefly. Mr Shimp will return after cold weather. Mrs Mack Phipps and her baby visit her parents Thomas and Mrs Pingle as school resumes after New Year. Local residents report good attendance at Eastside District No 4 start. William Stirm Jr and Geo Is and Burl Windle visit Boise. Mr Nelson’s plan mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mack Phipps
Thomas Pingle
Eastside
Dist. No. 4
William, Stirm, Jr
Boise
Geo. 1S
Burel Windle
Cill Nelson
Nelson Por Chas
Skippen
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E. W. Pease
Payette, Idaho
California
Los Angeles
Union Pacific System
Salt Lake
San Francisco
Portland
San Diego
Salt Lake City
Idaho
Wyoming
Pullman Standard
D. S. Spencer
General
Utah
Squars
New York
North Payette News
Mills
the Gods
Stanton Bros
CUT Glass and China Sale
Erutenkranz
Center St
the Payette Mills, Inc
Rock Springs
Payette National Bank
Cheyenne
Denver
Oregon Short Line
Union Pacific
American Livestock Nec
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