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Newspaper
Payette Enterprise
Location
Payette, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jan 29, 1914
Page
7
Local notes report visits between families in Ontario and Payette May include changes in transport via a new bridge. Residents discuss water levels river conditions road work, bridge projects, cattle and sheep interests, and community events with several locals visiting Payette and surrounding ranches.
A Payette region column reports Miss Marie Smith visiting the Biven home and Mr. Olsen shipping cattle to Portland. Mrs. Will Short is an invalid needing a wheeled chair, Mrs. McCoy plans a Nebraska return, and an abundance of apples inspires Idaho growers. P. E. Short moves sheep to Lee Young’s for feeding while a major fire at the M C A affects Payette. Roads remain muddy after snow thaw with wind forecasts promising drying conditions.
Dear Sir and Neighbor. You are notified that the next regular meeting will be held on Wednesday February 4. Five delegates will be elected to attend the County Camp meeting to be held at Emmett. Your attendance is earnestly desired. J L Barry Consul.
Fresh milk cows offered by A H W Ramey. Contact phone Farmers Mutual for details. 3th
Lower Payette Valley items note unanimous praise for H Harland as State Master of the Grange. Residents Silas Carter family visit Eagle Valley Oregon. trips to Fruitland and Baker City. A near disaster from a heater damper fire. orchard Grange gathering with magic lanterns and Yakima Mt. Easter National Park scenes. Numerous social visits, travel to Rupert Idaho, and school reopenings.
State Master Harkard of Payette and State Overseer Webb of Weiser head a long slate elected at the annual Grange meeting. New officers include State Lecturer Mullen of Nampa, State Steward Villenoue of Nampa, Assistant Steward Bates of Wendell, Chaplain Roberts of Rupert, Treasurer Cobins of Gooding, Secretary Preston of New Plymouth, and others. Executive and Legislative committees named with members from Weiser, Nampa, Meridian, Payette, and Boise.
The United States Civil Service Commission schedules an open competitive examination for railway mail clerk on February 21, 1914. The purpose is to establish an eligible register to fill vacancies at $900 per year. Applicants must be 18 to 34 on exam day and should apply to the Civil Service District Secretary in Washington for forms 304 and 1407.
Trade offer: eighty acres two and a half miles northwest of New Plymouth for ten or twenty acres well improved near Payette or Fruitland. Contact Walter Larkin, Emmett, Idaho. Also seeking piano storage or sale, with reasonable rent or sale terms offered at this office.
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