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Newspaper
Payette Enterprise
Location
Payette, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1912
Page
5
A summary of YMCA activities including an employment bureau call to action, bicycle lending for outings, Bible study groups, Navajos reading plans, parliamentary drills, tennis facilities with courts open daily, donation of court land by Dr. J C Woodward, and a push for membership with visitor passes and printed calling cards.
Attorney Carl Paine of Boise represents Charles Dutli in a public highway flood suit tried in Tay ette. Rev Bledsoe conducts evangelistic services drawing large crowds. Baccalaureate services at M E church filled, with Rev Deal delivering a noted sermon. School preparations include Miss Babcock as a guest artist and a violinist from Emmett, amid近日 plans for next year’s faculty and summer travel for students and staff. Memorial Day incidents include Rev T J Snyder’s leg injury, while community notices report a marriage reception for Ira Rich and Miss Mingle McCrie. Local business transfers, new irrigation pumping, and home moves populate Fruitland activity with social events, birthdays, picnics, and church life.
Mrs W W Deal of Nampa cares for a young man and his mother at Rev Deal's home while books arrive from the Traveling Library. Special hours for book pickup are 7 to 8 PM Saturday at the drug store. late fees apply after 8 unless renewed. Health and family visits continue as Mr and Mrs Johnston tour the west and Mrs Moore visits from Tiwestville. Delegates from Payette attend the Democratic State Convention in Coeur d Alene with plans for banquets and lakes trips. Harry and Mrs Lewis host an ice cream party with neighbors and friends. Irene Hentz returns home, Lee Connerly improves, and a money loan notice appears. Epworth League meetings in Baker 1912 and Union Stock Show details include a rail fare offer. gun licenses and fishing tackle advertised.
Sealed proposals will be received at the office of the City Clerk until 6 o'clock on Saturday, July 1912, for the erection and completion of a City Hall building for Payette. Drawings and specifications available after June 10 at the City Clerk or Architect J. R. Walker. The Building Committee may reject any or all proposals. Martin O Luther, City Clerk.
The O S L Rose line sells round trip tickets to Portland for the Rose Festival June 10 to 15 1912. Tickets go on sale June 8 9 and 10 1912 with a final return limit of June 20 1912. G F Johnson agent.
Summer Normal School in Boise Idaho runs from June 24 to August 2 1912 with reduced rates on the certificate plan. Be agents for particulars. Also notices August 26. FB Johnson Agent. Also advertise Uncle Sam’s cement from Culler and Prindle at Payette Commission House.
The Mountain States Telephone and Telegraph Company outlines its policy of providing comprehensive service at costs plus a reasonable profit. It notes skilled engineers and a trained workforce maintaining high standards and stresses a plant value exceeding stock issued, claiming a unique “corporation different” position.
A collection of Sunday School times preaching and worship plans for German Evangelical, Christian, Baptist, and Church of God congregations. Listings include pastors Stegгенmeter Smith van Engeren and Turpin, with services at 8 P.M. Sundays and midweek prayer meetings.
A fragment shows First Methodist Episcopal Church on one block south of the M A L Howarth pastor. Sunday School at 10 Morning Worship at 11 Junior Church at 3 Brethren Church services listed with Sunday School 10 Preaching times 1 and 1:30. Gorham pastor Presbyterian Church on 2nd Ave South between 5th and 10th. Sunday School 10 Worship 11 and 8. Christian Endeavor 7. Midweek service. Also a Jersey cow for sale.
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