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Payette Enterprise

Location

Payette, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Jan 13, 1910

Page

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Wreck of the Pony near Arcadia Injures Eighteen

A west bound Pony ran into a freight engine at Arcadia causing the passenger train to derail and injuring eighteen people. The two most seriously hurt were the Pony engineer and Henry Asmussen of Payette. They were taken to Boise for treatment. the engineer died. Names from Payette include G. R. Williams J. H. Weider L. V. Pateh Henry Asmusten and Tim Driscoll.

Arcadia Ftreight Engistiver Henry Asmuessen Payette Henry Asmussen Boise Shoute America G. R. Williams Austin McWilliams J. H. Weider L. V. Pateh Henry Asmusten Tim Driscoll

Fruitland State Bank Ready for Occupancy Delayed by Storms

The Fruitland State Bank reports the new building is complete and fixtures shipped from the east. Cashier J O Scritchfield says opening was hoped for by January 1 but railroad delays due to severe storms pushed expectations to January 20. Ice producer H Harland notes crops and orders amid the weather, with ice ten to thirteen inches thick.

Fruitland State Bank J. O. Scritchfield H. Harland

Orchard Frost Fight Rejects Coal Heaters After Losses

Palisade Colorado grower Robert H. Rhodes shares his experience with 400 coal heaters and oil alternatives after frost damaged three quarters of his crop. He details setup, failures, and why he now favors oil heating over coal.

Palisade Col Thadlas Tom Tam Uly Robert H, Rhoades Col. Dab

Sewer committee completes roll for district one assessment

The sewer committee finished the assessment roll for sewer district No 1 and will present it to the city council for ratification. The roll distributes costs by section with different front foot charges for corner and inside lots across three districts, averaging $1.03 per front foot overall, cheaper than the estimated $1.25 plan.

Orchard Heating Booklets Promoted by Oregon Short Line

The Enterprise reports booklets on orchard heating by E. M. Grobbs, a Colorado rancher, now in Twin Falls. They cover how to protect crops in Colorado and California, with topics from starting orchard heating to fuel types and appliance use. Copies are available at the Enterprise office and several local outlets. Flour prices in the Northwest rise to 7.40 per barrel in Walla Walla and nearby areas.

Oregon Short Line Nairona Company E. M. Grobbs Grand Junction Colorado Twin Falls California Enterprise Office Payette National First National New Plymouth Swatman New Plymouth Hardware and Lumber Co J. F. Creasay Walla Walla

Banquet Gate 5 Changed in Payette and New Plymouth

Due to no electric lights and mutual convenience the twinning of New Plymouth and Payette members of the Payette Valley Commercial Club will be postponed to January 20 with a special train for excursionists. A formal banquet is planned with menus, addresses, and songs by local officials and guests from Payette and New Plymouth.

New Plymouth Payette Payette Valley Commercial Club New Plymouth Commercial Club Commercial Club Payette Valley Railroad

Officers and Committees of the Club

The club lists officersPresident D D HamblyVice President Will WellsSecretary John A HaralerDirectorsM F Albert W B Hamilton E C Keith D J Avey J H Weider Peter Peave W F Sherwood Public Affairs CommitteeM F Albert Chairman J A Harader Secretary A P Schtchfield B Keith J B Roberts W A Qoughanour A B Moss T J Brown W F Sherwood O AH Avey C B Compton L G late eti gon E W Equale O W Giesler Will WellsHouse CommitteeW T Kirk J B Byrne BE A ChaneyMembership Committee sjiesser Tim Driscoll We NootEntertainment CommitteeR Woodward L W Russell W F StrotherFinance Committee PF M Sawrns W RB Hamilton it R HaynesAdvertising Committee D ol Chase George Sexto D P Dono hanThe Club meets on the second Monday of each monthMembership is $5.00 and dues are $1.00 payable in advance each month.

D.D. Hambly Will Wells John A. Haraler M. F. Albert W. B. Hamilton E. C. Keith D. J. Avey J. H. Weider Peter Peave W. F. Sherwood J. A. Harader A. P. Schtchfield C. Kieth J. B. Roberts W. A Qoughanour A. B. Moss T. J. Brown O, AH. Avey C. B. Compton L. G. Late Etigon E.W. Equale O. W. Giesler W. T. Kirk J. B. Byrne A. Chaney Advange

Club Membership and Pamphlet Availability Noted

On June 1 1010 the club listed fifty members. Copies of the illustrated pamphlet of Payette may be had by contacting the club secretary.

Payette

Fruitland Seeks Local Post Office for Rural Route Change

Fruitland residents urge establishment of a post office. Authorities expect action within two months to form a petition and enable a new post office, likely prompting Rural Route No. 1 to be moved from Payette.

Fruitland Payette

Pleasant Grange gathering greets new Mrs Lattig

About thirty five Payette Grange members visited north of the city at Mr and Mrs F Lattigs home to welcome the new Mrs Lattig with games socializing and refreshments during a pleasant Tuesday evening gathering in the community.

Payette Grange F. Lattig

Local Assignments and Visits Highlight Busy Payette Week

Local notes report residents traveling to Hot Lake Oregon for health and leisure. Movers include Mrs L W Russell and Mrs C H Bussey. Business trips cover Spokane Boise and Centralia. A new baby is born to Mr and Mrs Winl. Will Coughanour returns home from North Powder after a three week visit as the Enterprise plans further local coverage. A new vault at Payette National Bank nears completion with only the state lining left to install.

C. H. Bussey Hot Lake Oregon W.B. Gilmore Will Coughanour North Powder Wells & Maule Jwet W. A. Coughanour Mr Coughanour Payette Payette National Bank

Preliminary survey for west side sewer district completed

City Engineer finished training preliminary sites for the west side sewer district last week and now drafts field notes plans and specifications. Once boundaries are set the council will publish an ordinance creating the district and calling remonstrances. Bond voting will be submitted to the public soon. Big bargains in shoes at Sohn W Sur's the shoeman.

West Side

Bids Opened for Sewer District No 1 Hinds

The opening of bids for Sewer District No 1 prompted a committee headed by M. F. Albert and George W. Baker with Mayor W A Coughanour to study the bids and determine the cheapest best option for the city. Assured R M Bardeen & Co of Butte Montana were named successful bidders and will be ordered to work by the city engineer after bond proceedings.

Hinds of Sewer District No M. F. Albert George W. Baker W. A. Coughanour R. M. Bardeen & Co Butte Montana

M. B. A. Lodge Elects Officers

At a regular meeting Friday December Set the M B A Lodge held an easy election of officers with results: President S B Van Bitten, Vice-President T M Uofty, Secretary W F P Allen. Treasurer P H Browns Chaplain Mary B E Hement. Conductor Ozcar Kiefer Watellan Ellis Dougherty Settry Andrew Bilyon Local Examiner U L Avey.

M. B Lodge S. B. van Bitten T. M. Uofty W. F P. Allen P. H. Browns Mary BE. Hement Ozcar Kiefer Wateluan Ellis Dougherty- Settry Andrew Bilyon U. IL Avey

Community event hosted by Woman's Auxiliary at Y M C A building

The Woman's Auxiliary of the Y M C A invites all members and their families to a Monday evening gathering at the building. Attendees are asked to bring a trimmed hat or paper with their name inside, enjoy refreshments, games, and a show at the Houston hotel for twenty cents.

Larent Hypatio Papin Pandora

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