Local Poultry Show Best Yet in Payette County
The Payette Valley Poultry Association hosts the largest poultry show in the region with about 400 birds and 175 entries. Breeders praise the exhibit with wide variety and high quality, many birds from Payette County, as judges struggle to publish winners next week. The banquet at the club rooms drew a packed crowd with speeches, music, and praise for service by Bancroft Grill owner Mr. Potter. Despite extreme cold, out of town visitors joined locals to view the show.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Payette
Payette County
Potter
Bancroft Grill
W. A. Coughsnour
Senator Davis
Pay~ette Choral Club
Caldwell
Mother Seeks Son Emerson Griswold Missing Since 1920
Mrs. Sam Griswold of Camp Point Illinois seeks her son Emerson Griswold a World War I veteran who left Portland for San Francisco in 1920. He is 28, 5 feet 9 inches, about 150 pounds with brown eyes and auburn hair. Address of wife Mrs. Sam Griswold Camp Point Illinois offers a $50 reward for information.
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Sam Griswold
Camp Point Ill
Emerson Griswold
Oregon
Washington
Portland
San Francisco
Steet
Camp Point
Hillnots
Resolutions in memory of Lenora Maule by W T Sherman Corps
The W T Sherman Corps No 17 of Payette adopts sympathy resolutions for Lenora Velma Maule who died January 22 1922 praising her as an old and highly respected member. The corps mourns the loss and extends heartfelt sympathy to her family, requesting copies for publication and records. A second item announces Skuges United Stores opening a Woodward building branch in Payette, claiming price reductions and Northwest reach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. T. Sherman
Payette
Lenora Velma Maule
Grim Reaper
Idaho Oil & Gas Company reorganizes amid weather delays
Officers and a new Board of Directors take charge after difficulties from severe weather and staffing changes. A. G. Stevens oversees gas pressure improvements and plans to supply local industries once pipes are laid. New directors include J V Congdon and Colonel J V Patch with W Dewey as secretary treasurer. An office will be kept in Payette and annual financials mailed to stockholders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Idaho Oil & Gas Company
A. G. Stevens
Oregon Short Line
Oj Company
Tesa
J. V. Patch
Frank] Seelay
Payette
J. P Vongdon
Boise
Payette Equity Exchange Holds Annual Stockholders Meeting
The Payette Equity Exchange conducted its annual meeting on Tuesday January 17 1922 in the stockholders room. Idaho Equity Manager Lewis F Yoder and Utah Implement Vehicle Company H P Gumner spoke on marketing farm produce and cooperation. Directors reelected were J D Reimers and Ira W Kenward with T J Beckwith stepping down after long service. Lunch for stockholders served by Mrs B F Huff and other wives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Payette Equity
Payette Equity Exchange
Lewis F. Yoder
Idaho Equity Exchange
Nampa Idaho
H. P. Gumner
Utah Implement Vehicle Company
J.D. Reimers
Ira W. Kenward
T. J. Beckwith
Card of Thanks from Maule Family and Friends
Card of thanks wishes readers comfort and flowers after bereavement. The Maule family expresses sincere gratitude for acts of kindness and consoling ministrations. A closing wish invokes divine mercy for those who shared their burden. Also an unrelated advertisement seeks a man and wife to work a sheep camp for about two and a half months by H C Musgrove.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Maule
H. C. Musgrove
Friancs
5. D. Thacker Chloe L. Brassey
Doings of the Masons Confer Degrees in Welser and City
Royal and Select Master degrees were conferred on Geo M Waterhouse Chester G Taylor H W Benfer John Atkinson Lyle Wood G A Taggert of Welser Idaho and Gerald J Hotlen Leo K Ballenger of this city by King Solomon Council Royal and Select Masters Work began at 6 00 P M A turkey dinner followed by about forty members and candidates The Eastern Star Lorraine Chapter served the banquet Noted movers of Welser Knights Templar conferred Red Cross and a meal was enjoyed at Johnsons Grill later another dinner was held on January 16 1922 with Dr O H Avey Frank B Seeley Chas Hartung and Frank S Zimmierman and others attending
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. M. Waterhouse
Chester G. Taylor
H. W. Benfer
John Atkinson
Lyle Wood
G. A. Taggert
Welser
Idaho
Gerald J. Hotlenbeck
Leo. K. Ballenger
King Solomon Council
Royal Ghd
Lorraine
Order of the Eastern Star
O. H. Avey
B. “Seeley
Chas, Hartung
Frank
Zimmierman
Tien
Joseph BE
Oldham
M. E. Wood
A. U W. Mons, Sr
Lenore V Maule Obituary in Payette Idaho
Lenore V Maule born October 20 1861 Greensborough North Carolina died January 14 1922 at family home in Payette Idaho after an eighteen month illness. Survived by husband and seven children. active in Church and civic groups including Women's Belief Corps Eastern Star and Portia Club. Funeral at St James Church with burial Riverside Cemetery. community condolence poured in for a devoted wife mother and club officer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lenore V. Maule
Greensborough
Noth Carolina
Payette
Idaho
North Carolina
Council Bluffs
Iowa
Marc
Maule
Woman's Belief Corps
Order of the Eastern Star
Wameng Auxiiary
American Legion
Portia Club
Matile
R. 0. Payne
Ontario
E. H. Murphy
Albert Maule
Nampa
Ruel
Dwight
Leroy
University of Idaho
Pearl
Second Avn
North
Thos. Ashworth
St. James’ Church
Riversid
Weather Outlook Brings Cold Snap and Pest Benefit
The forepart of the week saw the weather tighten with a drop to 20 below zero this morning. The cold caused some pipe freezing troubles but is advantageous for the country by destroying orchard pests, alfalfa weevil, and other insects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. A. Smith
Banquet and Election Add Lively Social Note
A Payette diary item describes a W R C banquet for G A R members with a big dessert spread and social time. Officers for the W R C and G A R are listed, followed by a obituary notice for Mr Cox born in Missouri in 1841 and funeral details. Portia Club announces January meeting with music and talks. The page includes ads for grocers and the Electric Bakery.
Payette Banks Elect Officers and Directors
At a regular annual meeting, Payette National Bank and First National Bank of Payette named officers and directors. Payette National: President Dr B Aver, Acting Vice A W Douglass, Chairman H W Douglass, Cashier T E Larson, Teller Ed Pacha, Hookkeeper Florence Hobbs. Directors include Dr Aver H W Douglass and others. First National: Chairman W A Coughanour, President Peter Pence, Vice Presidents Ben Strohbehn Albert Wilson, Cashier M P Albert, Assistant Gashi A Pence Nate Teller Edna Gauer, Draft Teller F K Fuller, Bookkeeper Mable Lindquist. Directors include Pence, Coughanour, Wilson, Strohbehn, and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Payette National
Payette National Bank Mtkers
B. Aver
A. W. Douglass
H.W. Douglass
T. E Larson
Ed Pacha
Teller
Florence Hobbs
Dr. OH Aver
B Larson
J. A. Lauer
Edwin Lauer
RM. Hutchinson
D. 0. Bollis
Will Watts
First National Bank
W. A. Conghanour
Peter Pence
Ben Strohhelin
Albert Wilson
M. P. Albert
B. H. Murphy
Gashi
A. L. Pence
Nate Teller
Edna Gauer
F. K. Fuller
Mable Lindquist
Helen Gutteridge
W. A. Coughanour
Ben Strohbehn
E. c
Brainard
F. M. Moss
L. V.pateh
C.F. Broderson
Emma Theatre Program Promotes Valentine Contest and Serial Lineup
The Emma Theatre presents a January program featuring The Golden Sun, Wealth, Winners of the War chapter, The Last of the Mohicans, and Will Rogers comedy. A Valentine contest invites votes for Payette’s Valentine with free admission for six months for the winner. Sincere thanks are sent by E A Blair and family for Christmas greetings and support during a sad time at Hot Lake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Golden Sun
James Oliver Curwood
Pathe News
Riday
Ethel Clayton
Will Rogers
Wallace Reid
Last of the Mohican
Pathe
Payette
Emma Theatre
Capital News
Emaia
Hot Lake
E. A. Blair
A. Blair
Grover Stewart
T. C. Mead
Lettuce Growers Meeting in Ontario Friday Morning
A gathering of lettuce growers and interested parties will meet in Ontario City on Friday morning January 20 at 10 o clock to learn about production and marketing facts related to lettuce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City of
Ontario
Something entirely new at Letson's Jewelry and more local notes
Local notices reveal new Victor Records and window promotions at Letson's Jewelry and Anson Hart Grocery Co. Mentions travel by I L Thurston and J H Norris for legal business, visits to relatives, and a rash of small town pursuits. Weather and wildlife reminders urge feeding birds during cold spells and a humorous mishap report ends with a moral about cold mornings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anson-Hart Grocery Co
I. L. Thurston
Council
J. P. Pinger
Welser
J. M. Swanson
Boyd
Apple Valley
New Victor
John H. Norris
Bolsé
Edna Bean
Melcher's Addition
J. H. Helman
Twin Falls
Lyle Armstrong
Pasco
Wash
A. C. Douglass
Clarence Larson
W. A. Coughanour
Salt Lake
J. W. Orr
Ken Victor
Leteon
M.D. Pleming
Bancroft
Ady
P Jobasten
Center Avenue
Beventh Street
Prust
Frank Eustace
Brubaker & Colton
New
Victor Records
Latron’s
Commercial Dining Com Opens At Hotel Dining Room
Mr and Mrs Thomas of the west side have taken over the dining room of the Commercial Hotel and reopened it to the public last Tuesday. They are practical people in this line of work and will undoubtedly receive their full share of patronage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas
Westside
Commercial Hotel
Former Payette Girl Joins Seattle General Surgery
Miss Marjorie Hemiiston daughter of Dr and Mrs W R Hamilton of Weiser and granddaughter of Mr and Mrs W A Coughanour has earned a 100 percent grade as a Probationer at Seattle General Hospital and is admitted to the department of surgery on a salary. She plans to pursue the work until reaching the highest achievement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Payette
Marjorie Hemiiston
W. R. Hamilton
Weiser
W. A. Coughanour
General Hosital
Seattle
Department of Surgery
Hamilton
Wind Sifts Snow Drifts Across Iowa Kansas Nebraska
Delinquent subscribers respond to statements at the Enterprise office. Residents of Iowa Kansas and Nebraska felt at home Tuesday night as the wind created deep snow drifts unseen since 1902. The night contrasted with the usual sound of autos.
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Iowa
Kansas
Nebraska
Yeoman Meet and Church Outreach Highlight January Activities
The Yeoman meet on January 12 adopted a class into the Home stead and organized a new committee to enhance entertainment at the wood event. Refreshments included sandwiches, coal, coffee, and assorted treats. Archers urge all Yeomen to attend the upcoming anniversary. The Church of Christ invites all to services at 11 o'clock Sunday mornings and 6:45 Sunday evenings, with a youth-led service and Bible School activities led by Minister H. BE Mowe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brotherhood of American Teamen
Homestead
Coatoi
Payntte Homestead
Yeomanry
Lady Rowena
Church OF Christ
Bible School
St. H. BE
Mowe
American Legion 500 Card Party at Chamber of Commerce
The American Legion will host a 500 card party at the Chamber of Commerce rooms on Wednesday evening January 25. Tickets cost 50 cents and are available at Ensign Millinery. Married Sunday afternoon Anguet Axel Johnson and Roma Long wed at the Methodist Parsonage with Rev. Clyde L. Walker officiating. The groom is Axel Johnson’s son and the bride is daughter of Mr and Mrs William Long. Best wishes to the new couple. For sale two large Army tents by C F Aumwenay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Cox
Missouri
Texas
California
Thacker
Methodist Church
Circle L. Walker
Riverside
The
American Legion
Chamber of Commerce
Ensign Millinery
Anguet Axel Johnson
Roma Long
Methodinl Parsonage
Clyde L. Walker
Frank Long
Axel Johnson
Payette
Wm. Long
Also Mentioned on This Page
Logal Poultry Show
Skuges United Stores
Woodward
OF the Masons
M.C
W. R.C
W. R
W. Krc
T. Sherman Post
G. J. King
A. S Lather, Sr
Lee Young
B. Dorothy
G. F. Thayer
G., M. Coleman
William T. Cox
Portia
Bernard Eastman
Pearl Allen
Moale
Cc. E. Donse
Dixon
Anson Hart Grocers Co
Electric Bakery & Sweet Shop
Payette Banks
Letson
Geo, Boor
C. F. Aumwenay
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