Minstrels Are Howling Success In Three Shows
The High Brown Babies Minstrels delighted Payneette audiences with a home talent program at Emma Theatre and a repeat at the High School Auditorium. Antics by Pat Murphy and Fred Moss drew strong applause, with Heiman Helman vocalizing and a standout quartet. Net proceeds from all three performances totaled about 450 dollars.
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High Brown Babies
Emma Theatre
Andy Gump
Pat Murphy
Pat
Ma Stur
Howard Anderson
Ted Clouser
Jack Dring
Ross Mason
Dixie
Cy Anderson
Bert Dunnick
Fred Moss
Fred
Darkey
John Helman
Herbert Marvin
Clark Beamguard
Cecil Mullen
J. H. Stoner
Bert Duell
Sherman Pobst
Sherman Pabst
Dwight Maule
John Is
Vern Musenheimer
Rue Maule
Chas. Blair
Ted Clauser
Art Duell
Fred Rathenau
Eddie Pease
Circle
Robert Hogg
Fred Nurman
Harland Springston
Leslie Gilbert
Frank Campbell
Jimmie Clark
Hugh Allen
High Brown
Payette
New Plymouth
Butter Eggs Cheese and Poultry Shipments by Oregon Short Line
The Oregon Short Line moved 170 car loads of butter 189 of cheese 180 of eggs and 40 of poultry from Idaho. Shipments to 14 states totaling 499 cars include 313 to California. Poultry movement mainly left by express rather than car load, indicating not all poultry figures in totals.
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Oregon
Idaho
Union
California
Express
Cattle car sales buoy Patton on Portland market
L HL Patton of Little Willow returned Friday from Portland where he escorted three cattle loads. He found a fair market with fat cows selling at 5.75, steers at 7.35. Patton operates about 400 head in feed yards awaiting readiness for shipment, feeding chopped hay and ensilage with good results.
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L. HL Patton
Little Willow
Portland
Payette Fire Department Hold Annual Ball on Feb 12
The Payette Fire Department invites the public to its annual ball at the pavilion on Tuesday evening February 12. Music will be provided and all who enjoy clean dancing are welcome. Proceeds will support the department and its ongoing needs. Bring your lady and attend.
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Payette Fire Department
Birthday Dinner Honors Spaulding and Wood Hosts
Mrs. M. BE. Wood hosted a secret four course birthday dinner for her husband L. W. Spaulding and his brother. The party featured orange and white colors and lit birthday cakes. Guests included J. B. Turner D. W. Ainey J. S. Thurston and others. The evening blended music conversation and storytelling.
Car Struck By Moving Train At Local Crossing
John Howard narrowly escaped injury when his car stalled at the Short Line crossing north of the freight depot as a west bound local freight passed. The engineer stopped the train with little damage to the auto: bent fenders, a broken wheel spoke, and a broken headlight. Howard admitted fault and will not seek damages.
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John Howard
North Seventh Street
John
Howard
Invitation To Farmers Meet Payette Chamber of Commerce
Regular meeting of the Payette Chamber of Commerce will be held Friday evening with full attendance urged. Sugar beet expert Yeppa Benson of Weiser will present a proposition to local farmers. Weiser Valley beets have shown marked success and Weiser National Bank’s M A Ross notes better yields for beet growers. Special invitation extended to all farmers to attend Friday's meeting.
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Payette
Weiser Naonal Bank
Mrs Barrie Dies at Hot Lake Sanitarium
Grace Barrie former proprietor of the Hotel Bancroft died at Hot Lake Sanitarium last Friday afternoon after an inward goiter caused a sudden decline before an operation planned for Monday. She had served as Matron at Hot Lake for two years and previously ran Hotel Bancroft in Payette and other local hotels. Her death shocks friends in Payette where she lived for years.
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Grace Barrie
Bancroft
Hot Lake Sanitarium
B. D. Wilson
Ben Barrie
Mrs. Barrie
Wilson
Hot Lake
MANY FLAGS PURCHASED FOR PATRIOTIC DISPLAY
American Legion boys conduct a business flag sale campaign noting about fifty orders and growing. Flags measure 4x6 feet with a 12 foot pole and 10 inch sidewalk socket, set 10 metres from the curb for uniform outdoor displays. Home flagging also available with brackets for mounting in homes.
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American Legion
Greamery Annual Meeting Draws Growing Attendance
The Payette creamery plans its annual meeting on Saturday February 9 at the Ifieu School building. Officers will be elected and a full program held as hundreds of patrons are expected to attend despite space limits. The institution has expanded greatly, delivering high quality farm products to market with low costs and good producer profits. Local businesses should welcome visitors to the event.
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Farmers , Operative Creamery
Ifieu
Payette
Loire Ua
Pleasant memories of pioneer days tribute letter from Tumwater
A reader from Tumwater Wash writes a long letter to the Payette Enterprise recounting early pioneer days and the kindness of Calvin Johnson, Peter Pence, and others in Caldwell and Pence schoolhouse days. He recalls hardship shows hospitality and enduring friendships, praising Johnson and others for backward look at bygone times.
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Payette
Calvin Johnson
Hayine
Uber
John
Pence
Peter Pence
Caldwell
Mr. Johnson
Samual Applegate
King
Odd Fellow New Home Under Construction
The Odd Fellows lodge home at the Y M C A building, bought and rebuilt under foreman F H Bhadoin, features a 35 by 60 main lodge, dining room, kitchen, and rooms on the upper floor. Manager Callen and his family have moved in as plans for the first floor evolve.
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Odd
F. H.bhadoin
Wetto
Cr. Callen
Band Boys All Beginners Rehearsal Notice
Band boys and all beginners wanting to join the band for this season should attend at the Central school house Monday evening February 4th at 7 30. You must be at the first rehearsal directed by J H Sponer.
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Central School
J. H. Sponer
Parete Rod and Gun Club Elects Officers at Annual Meeting
The Parete Rod and Gun Club held its annual meeting in the Chamber of Commerce rooms Tuesday evening. Ross P. Waa was re elected president with BS. Be iobaker as vice president and Pease as treasurer. Directors HL Brubaker Henry Weldner were named. State Game Warden Thomas reported on the year’s department work. deputies and federal wardens attended along with S F Lueke from the forest service. A large turnout included representatives from Washington County and Dutarly.
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Chamber of Commerce
Ross P
Waa
Iobaker
Pease
HL Brubaker
Henry Weldner
Thomas
Etiendanos
Department
Federal Department
S. F. Lueke
Forest Service
Payette Boys Broadcast via Seattle Station
A fragmentary notice invites Payette listeners to tune Seattle radio station at 10 o clock Saturday evening to hear a few selections from the Varsity quartet of the University of Washington. Members Ted Driscoll and Earl Kesler from Payette are in the group.
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Jadee Calvin Keller
Ar! Fargement
Lave
Hadio Fins
Payette
Gorth
The
Post Intelligence
Seattly
Ghewt
Evenue
Rim
University of Washington
Pagetty Gaye
Ted Driscoll
Earl Kesler
Fayette Represented at Important Regional Meeting
A large, enthusiastic gathering in Fayette included J. C. Baldridge, J. D. Orr, Wm. Copeland, F. EB. Seeley and H. J. Devis. Committees from Snake River Valley towns discussed building a short cut from Crane, Oregon to the east. Mayor Doore chaired Oregon side committees, while Mr. Graves chaired Idaho sides for a hearing with the Interstate Commerce Commission and Oregon Public Service Commission in Portland on March 26. Ten committees planned representation at the hearing.
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J. C. Baldridge
J. D. Orr
Wm. Copeland
F. EB. Seeley
H. J. Devis
Qataria
Snake River Valley
Crane
Orerom
Doore
Oregon
Payette High School News Program Preview and Sports
Payette High School schedules February 7 performances by the Department of Expression featuring one act plays and a Glee Club interlude. Cast lists, English club updates, and notes on an upcoming operetta are included along with latest game results where Payette boys beat Welter and Payette girls held their foe scoreless in a tight clash. Junior High girls win two basketball games while freshmen stumble.
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Department of Expression
Mrss Saunders
Prank Hogue
Fred Anderson
Phyllis Shadorn
Claretta
Craven
Mr. Wolfe
Bob Goodwich
Payette High Boys
Welter High Boys
Payette
Ficke
Ae Guard
Ashley Pobst
Dstince Crane
Frank Hogue
Cecil Brows
Harold Picker
Woelser
Weiser
Acore
Frvor
Fruit Growers Meeting Planned in Chamber Rooms
Growers will meet in the Chamber of Commerce rooms Saturday February 2. M L Dean Director of Plant Industry Boise will present on pest control with emphasis on the San Jose scale. Dean has a life study of horticulture and is among the best posted in the state. All interested in the trust should attend this important gathering.
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Chamber of Commerce
M. L. Dean
Boise
San Jose
Dean
Eraft
Meeting of Clubs A Great Success
A Perth community gathering of Perth Kiwanis Business and Professional Women and Chamber of Commerce drew a large crowd last Monday night. The program featured Portia and Kiwanis performances with Perry impersonations, a butterfly dance, and a luncheon, praised as a fine meeting that united town and country efforts. Dorothy Toyce Reed Nann wedding notice follows, noting her Payette roots and Iowa marriage.
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Perth
Kiewanis
Chamber of Commerce
Eevs
Uep jSereed
Portia
Paul H. Walker
Bradshaw
Dixie
Bert Dunnick
Cy Anderson
Chester Barton
Kiwanis
Kiwapians
Freehafer
al Freehafer
Bart Fitch
Clyde Thurston
Chesley
Mary
Holy City
Herbert Davis
Mr Carroll
Chambers of Commerce
Vergie Hodge
Hal Adams
Sheriff Critiques State Enforcement Policy in Idaho Letter
John T. Jipperis, Payette County sheriff, questions state authority to delay enforcing motor vehicle license laws. He argues sheriffs must arrest violators and asserts delays undermine duties, noting compacts with the State Police and urging action by Secretary of State P A Jeter. He references January 1 license date and New Year delays, urging clear enforcement and policy alignment.
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Ss Debteris
PF. A. Jeter
P A. Jeter
Canis of State
Boise
Idaho
Ts State
Tie Statesman
Nis
Jim
Bearce Fly
Vng Jay Enforcement
John T
Jipperis
Fabo
Mr and Mrs Lathrop Return From Northeast Trip
Mr and Mrs Nova Lathrop returned Thursday evening after visiting relatives in Missouri Arkansas and Illinois. Nova toured farms near Little Rock while Lathrop engaged with farming neighbors and hunting grounds touted as Hunters Paradise. Reports describe hunting conditions with ducks and geese abundant in northern Missouri prices vary with region and crop quality including Arkans apples and western Deltony stock selling retail.
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Nova Lathrop
Calnsville
Stra Lathrop
Nova
Arkwnea
Roldtirs
Little Rock
Egypt
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