Faith and Outreach Announce County Convention
The W C T U semiannual county convention meets in Fruitland during the last week of February with a silver medal contest featured. Baptist announcements invite all to hear Rev J J Ticknor discuss soul and spirit after death, and a February 7 8 worker meeting at the Baptist church outlines a five session school of methods led by state and district leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fruitland
J. J. Ticknor
Baptist Church
Geo. R. Varney
Reno
Nev
Nevada
Utah
A. B. Minaker
Idaho
L. G. Clark
Helena
Montana
W. H. Bowler
District Conference
The
Methodist Church
Merchian
C. E. Deal
N. Luccock
Mont
M. B. Philathea
New Church House
Mothers Day Program at Eight Grade Meeting
School notes report a February seventh Mothers Circle Day in the Eigth Grade room at 3 pm with a program including music, a talk to mothers by Supt. Cotton and papers by Mrs N P Yockey. Other items note exams, library fumigation, and staff changes as Miss Steilman takes Freshman Algebra and Miss Shamberger is ill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Briday
Nott
Cotton
N. P. Yockey
C. M. Lackey
Sadie Westcott
Caldwell
Harry Heckes
Steilman
Mise Shamberger
Earl
Surprise Birthday for Mina Fay Shamberger
Society notes report a surprise party held Saturday night January 26 in honor of Mina Fay Shamberger by a small circle of intimate friends, celebrating her birthday with quiet festivity and gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mina Fay Shamberger
Farmers Co operative Ditch Company elects officers at Payette meeting
Local farmers held the annual meeting and officer election in Payette Monday. Walter Burke of New Plymouth is president with C H Sargent as vice president, R E B Haynes secretary, and Mr Cobb of New Plymouth as manager. Directors include T C Ady Hannigan Byron Brown Fred Creasy and Wm Melcher. Ontario Poultry Show drew wide attention with many prizewinners including Bs Kenepp on black and white Orpingtons and Wyandottes trophies. G G Wherry judged but exhibited top birds. B B Sargent earned four blues on White Rocks. Wilbur Clayton showed Barred Rocks and Minorcas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Foutssume
H. J. Reds
Smies Bros
Neil Fitch
J. H. Spala Bower
D. A
New Plymouth
J. ©. Sloan
White Rocks
R. L
Holse
A. G. Rogers
Fred Ahistrand
Carnifex, Goss
B. F. Tussing
C. T.hall
B. Kern
D. Lingard
Eb.hunter
J. M. Royston
Mr. and
Mars
M. Lewis
B. Whealdon Land
H. E. Smith
Payette
Leven
Payette Valley
Messrs
Royston
Tussing
Ablstrand
Smith
Caruifex
Goss
Wilson
Emmett
I Lea
Fruitland
Wm. Lyte
Lyles
Ontario
Pruitland
A. Kaessner
Joe Bruning
Andy Manemann
Charles Rich
Mr. Bermeale
Bs. Kenepp
Hamburgs
First National Bank of Ontario
B. B. Sargent
Wilbur Clayton
Personal Mentions From Ontario And Payette Area
Deputy sheriff A. G. Street from Caldwell visited Ontario and Payette on Wednesday to see his sister Mrs. M. B. Sherman. Malcolm Haseltine’s daughter was briefly ill with suspected appendicitis and taken to Ontario hospital. she is recovering. Ira Dalzell family return from Iowa and Missouri after long travels. Kilmer, new south of S. R. Frasier, visits Seattle on business. Guy Setters of South Haven, Karry Isas, stayed with S. A. Pardunns then moved to Emmett. Miss Davis of Washington D. C. visiting Mrs. Geo. Holtenbeck. Grippe hits multiple residents. LH Rich and family report missing jars and gear on Payette Oregon Slope after a trip and suspect theft of fruit jars and related items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. H. Hill
Baker City
A. A. Stetler
Mins Rupp
Clyde Harry
Ontario
Boise
J. H. Shamberger
Boise Valley
Star
E. E. Buster
Portland
M. B. Sherman
B. B. Fitch
J. M. Royston
Genessee
Idaho
Dan Williams
L. H. Rich
Ira
Frank Thompson
A. H. Ramey
Stanley Letovsky
Omaha
Nebr
Jo Bruning
N. W. Lewis
H. T. Lewis
Idaho State Grange
E. N. Thorn
Fruitland
Mr. Thorn
Makinson
Whealdon
L. Prescott
A. T. Helm
Pruitland
C. C. Stout
Vallie Colwell
Mary Kinnison
New Plymouth
A. G. Street
Caldwell
Payette
Malcolm Haseltine
Ira Dalzell
Iown
Missouri
Kilmer
S. R. Frasier
Seattle
Guy Setters
South Haven
Karry Isas
S. A
Oregon
Notice of Special Election in Little Willow Irrigation District
Election to decide bond issuance of up to 165000 dollars for ditches canals reservoirs and property. Precinct set as one section with polling at Eastside schoolhouse March 1 1913 from 8am to 7pm. Officials include W C Sturdevant registrar Oscar Kelfer judge EB PF Garrett judge George Costes judge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Littie, Willow Irrigation District
Little Willow
L. H. Patrom
Papette
Idaho
State Capitol
Boise
W. C. Sturdevant
Oscar Kelfer
EB PF. Garrett
Geo. Costes—Junge
Little Willow Irrigation District
W. ©. Sturdevant
Ice to retard apple trees causes frost risk fears
The article notes Californians suffer heat while Atlantic growers fear warm weather will force apple and peach trees into bloom early, risking frost damage. It mentions a Maryland orchard owner piling around trees on a department of agriculture advised method. Also lists Payette post office unclaimed letters for week ending Jan 25 1918 and local ads for milk and hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic States
Picom
Thomas
Maryland
Department of Agriculture
Payette
George C. Brsden
LL. Kooyumian
Jacob Kramp
Wm. Lindblad
Guet Mann
Burt Venable
Also Mentioned on This Page
Fruitland Department
J. H. Spainhower
Fruitland Avenue
Spainhower
Methodist
Lyle Brown
Roy
Milton Bowers
Chauncey
Karl Shamberger
Dana Jones
Reine Sidresze
Neille Burnell
Jennie
Fay
Alma Shamberger
M. E
Gillian
George Frank
Baptist Ladies Aid
Mesdames Frank
Gladish
N. J. Gorman
C. H. Loveland Place
E. Blomstrom
A. T. Bishop
J. E. Colly
Ed. Linck
E. P. Nokes
C. B.barnes
Willard Hall
C. B
M. EB
H. R. Russett
Brethren Sunday School
Society Notes
John R. Banks
L. A. Simmons
Dray Line
Ople
Merchant
Farmer
Mountain States Telephone and Telegraph CO
J. Pratt
Brubaker & Fulton
Payette Valley Nurseries
Anton Diederichsen
Geo. F. Scott
Payette National Bank
C. A. Berdjog
Yayettin
Enterprise Printing Office
Brown
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