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Newspaper
Payette Enterprise
Location
Payette, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1913
Page
6
New Plymouth reports a visitor from Caldwell and another from Payette arriving Tuesday. Local residents Haln and Coane visited, while Miss Keoward and Wilkes were noted in town. Wanted a girl to attend Payette schools next year and reside in town. dress post office box 69 listed. Household goods for sale plus a horse trading offer.
The Fourteenth Annual meeting of the Second District Federation Clubs at Weser June 34 reports success. Mrs. McGlinchey presided. all clubs paid dues and delegates voted on resolutions. Visitors included Grace Shepherd and local entertainment showcased by the Welser Outlook club. Resolutions cover hospitality, annual Idaho Product Week, standing music, social centers, loan fund, Idaho First society, and delegation instructions for legislative measures.
In the Idaho Oregon League standings Payette leads with 6 wins, Ontario struggles at 0-9, while Weiser and Vale scatter results. Last Sunday Ontario lost 11 to 1 to Payette and Vale beat Weiser 3 to 2. next games schedule Weiser vs Payette and Ontario vs Vale. The crowd witnessed a one sided Payette victory as Slate and the Payette bats combined for 11 runs on 14 hits, while Ontario pitchers walked ten. The Payette Band performed to boost the mood as Ontario bows out of the league with four clean games, and two hundred fans plan a trip to Weiser for the rematch.
The Northwest fruit plan seeks a uniform grade and pack across four states. Trustees held an executive session to bond officers, and committees were named to organize sub-centers in Moscow, Lewiston Clarkston, and Idaho and Oregon districts. Attendees included H Sicklow, B P Useing, J B Trimble, and many others from Yakima to Montana. Flag Day events and a W R C district convention are scheduled for June 14 with a public dinner and dedication at Hood River. Public notices include land patent proceedings for Mary D Purcell in Idaho and local piano tuning ads.
One team of black ponies about 900 pounds useful for mountains broken to ride drive or pack also one team of booed horses about 1150 pounds. See Tom Jones telephone 249 blk late.
The advertisement touts Oxford Guarantee shoes for men women and children in all sizes and widths with broad and narrow toe. offers low cut styles in broken sizes and a closing-out sale from 98 cents upward inviting readers to come in and buy.
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