Spin sters Convention Opens At Emma Theatre
Payette Steam Laundry worker Beulah Barron loses a hand in a mangle accident. The eighteen year old, living with sister Margaret Barren, underwent amputation at Woodward Hospital. The incident occurred while loading goods near the guard. The play benefits the Y M C A Ladies Auxiliary to furnish the association’s kitchen and dining room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Emma Theatre
Josephine Jane Green
Alney
Pres
Payette
Priscilla
Abigail Hodge—Crouch
Beulah Barren
Hand
Jane Hlagine—Baslen
Treas
Rebecca Hachel Sharpe
McGlinchey
Payoti
Team Power
Harding
Woodward Hospital
Cise Beulah
Margaret Barrel
Albert Johnson
Jy Barren
Glenn's Ferry
Miss Barren
Central School Grounds Upgrade and Irrigation Proposal
The Central School grounds are being improved with leveling and reseeding, piping connected to the People's Irrigation Company, and new brick-bordered walks filled with coal cinders. Janitor FM Turner oversees the work and the newly sodded lawn. L Highy and family visited Welser on Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
People’s Irrigation Company
FM. Turner
Harland Announces Run for Canyon County State Rep Seat
H Harland declares candidacy for State Representative from Canyon County as a Republican in the August 30 1910 primary. He asks Canyon County voters to back him in the contest and emphasizes his qualifications and platform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canyon County
H. Harland
New Plymouth Notes Give Local News From Town and County
Mrs. C Fr Beau shows slow improvement at her home southeast of town after two months illness. Mrs. Dr Jacobsen of Payette visited Mrs Walter Burke. Baptist Ladies Aid met at Mrs Will Penhollow’s home. Royal Neighbor camp urged to attend Tuesday August 2 meeting for important business. Mrs Sissler’s hand injury proves serious with severed tendons. two doctors treated and prognosis cautious. Grandpa Rush and Mrs Crist of Quinter Kansas visit the Sisslers. Prof Strong and wife returned from Kansas visit. prepares move to New Plymouth with two children in tow. Mrs Strong’s relatives in Garfield and Idaho visited. they plan to occupy the Day house on South Boulevard. Plughoff family visited Ontario. W F Ringer urged to seek county commissioner seat on Republican ticket. Grandia Hannigan returns from Nebraska to visit J H Hannigan. (Continued on page 6.)
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Dr. Jacobsen
Payette
Walter Burke
Baptist Ladies Aid
Will Penhollow
Walter Sissler
Sissler
Grandpa Rush
Crist
Quinter
Kansas
Rush
New Plymouth
Professor Strong
Mr. Strong
Syracuse
Topeka
Great Bend
Manhattan
Marysville
Mrs. Plughoff
Ontario
Bible School
A. EB. Wright
L. Taylor
C. L. Willey
Crystal Ranch
J.T. Wilson
Russell Maxfield
Maxfield Lawn
Mineister
Mr. Hillerman
Boards of Elders and Deacons
Jacob Connoly
Liberia
Africa
Far Africa
Glen Hutton
North of
J. A. White
Red Men Hold Council At Burke North Idaho trip honors Umatilla Tribe
J B Burns and J A Harader returned from the Great Council of the Improved Order of Red Men at Burke Idaho where Umatilla Tribe of Payette was honored with the Great Chieftencies. Burns elected Great Prophet Harader re elected Great Chief of Records Seawell named Great Representative. A fishing outing on the Coeur d Alene River followed. Spaulding and Seawall attended and Seawell campaigned for Congress. Next Great Council set for Grangeville Idaho.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B. Burns
John A. Harader
Idaho
Council of the Improved Order of Red Men
Burke
R. A. Spaulding
J. J. Seawall
Umatilla
Payette
Portland
J. L. Seawett
J. Ho Magraw
Boise
Walter Murphy
Sagamore
William Murphy
Wallace
Fayette
Henry C. Hart
J. H. Hoptigarten
Redmanship
Thos, J. Bell
Incohenee
Tacoma
Wash
Church to Merge Bible Classes With Sermon Service
The Christian Church plans a new order of morning worship starting the first Sunday in August. The service will begin at ten with song, Bible classes, then a continuous sermon and communion ending around eleven thirty to boost attendance for both teaching and preaching.
Delivery Team Turmoil And Local Notes In Payette
Payette column recounts delivery team mishap at Moss Mercantile, a wire damage incident with Independent Telephone Co, and multiple residents visiting or returning from trips. Notes on railroad track work, local politics, school grads, and a cast of villagers including Miss Edith McClanahan and Mrs Elmer Bell. Mentions booster band, bridge site visits, and upcoming changes at City and Enterprise markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moss Mercantile Delivery
Independent Telephone Co
Boise Street
Gilmore Hotel
Sersous
Blair
Payette Oil Well Sold Under Execution
Sheriff Breshears of Caldwell conducted a sale in town on Monday of this week to auction the Oresda Oil well machinery and pipe. Carlson & Lusk Hardware Company of Boise were the highest bidders, with the sale bringing in $5,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Breshears
Caldwell
Oresda
Carlson & Lusk Hardware Company
Boise
Doings of Co. I rifle range established near Fruitland
On Saturday Co. I crews from Fruitland finished the target and laid off a rifle range west of B. B. Gladish's place. Thanks to Gladish the unit has a fine range and expects to use it often. Scores at 200 yards listed for several men, with most in practice. Guidance on books offered by the office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Co. 1
Fruitland
B. B. Gladish
T Bolae
Lieut
Kaesaner
Corp
Wm. Meleher
Taylor
H. Redington
Lanfear
Tom Frazier
Farewell Party for Miss Huth Moore at Baptist Church
The Philathia lass hosts a farewell party Monday evening on the church lawn for Miss Huth Moore who will move to her new home in Bolle. The Pamea clair joined in the festivities with games and light refreshments as she prepares to go east to attend college.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baptist Church
Philathia Lass
Huth Moore
Pamea Clair
Miss Moore
Bole
M G A Boys Camp Meeting for Trip to Evergreen
Four percent M G A boys are reminded to attend a meeting Friday at 10 pm at the building. All older members must report or the camping trip will be canceled. Camp near Meadowes with a $4.50 round trip fare from Welser to Evergreen, costs shared equally among participants.
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Fitch
Co. I
American Lakes
Ficc
T. Lewis
Tivn
T. A. Williams
Pitch
Lawrence Brainard
Corp
Wm. Melcher
Cxst
Karssner
Albert White
White
Meadowes
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Spinsters’ Convention
Tiny Short—Sherwood
Mary Ann Pradler
Cortner
Dervasha Matilda Spigeine—Waterban
Patience Desire Mann
Bmiakesley
Sophia Stuckup—Lattis
Juliet Long—Walker
Betsey Bobbitt—Brainard
Charity Longface—Albert
Cleopatra Belle Brown—Baker
Polly Jane Pratt—Rowse
Violet Ann Ruggles—Wood_ Belinda
Bluegrass—Ackerman
Francis Touch-me-not—White
Hannah Biggerstaff—Compton
Miranda Hawkins Pottingill
Par Ops
Prudence Ann Plunkett—Jones
Make
Clyfton Blakesley
S. Asst
Lester Albert
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Highy
Welser
W. F. Ringer
Grandia Hannigan
Nebraska
J. H. Hannigan
Hannigan
Christian Church Notes
J. L Barry
Barney O'Neil
Tuésay
A. P. Scritchfield Jett
Las
C. D. Gates
the Gates Lumber Co
H. Gilmore
Avalon
Cram
Seattle
Burton L. French
Maho
Congress
J. C. Seritchfield
Sanday
A. J. Seltchfield
Mr. Seltchfield
Bank
Payette Valley Railroad
Elmer Bell
Tharaday
Crows Nest
Canada
Empire Coal & Coke Co
J. H. Vanederdossen
J. B. Kerrick
Or. Rinehart
Tha Payette River
Payette Heights
W. Weider
I. H. Walder
Emmett
Marah
Squaw Creek
Big Willow Creek
J. H
Galesburg
Neb
Edith McClanahan
Brown's Business College
Wwelkes
McClanahan
James Hill
Mr. Newton
Mr. Miller
Pocatello
Butte
Mont
Enterprise Meat Market
New Plymouth Land ® Colonization Co
Ddile
Tishi Chautter
Rand
Tario
Ontario Boys 4
Will Morton
Ry, Mo
Nampa
Mr. Morton
C. W. Giesler
Nie Ray Hurd
Evming
Salmon
Mr. Hammer
Akiacs
Bartesbo Alabina
Intermerto
Wearich
David Cary Peters
J. Moore
Mowry
Fallview
Wilcox
Moore Hay
Leon H. Patton
Willow Creek
City Meat Market
Enterprise Market
Air Credit Na
City Meat Market Enterprise Meat Market
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