Payette Defeats Parma In Tight 6 3 Baseball Battle
Payette held Parma scoreless until the sixth and bunched hits to win 6 to 3. Brooks and O Malla homered for Payette while LaMear hit a three bagger and LaMugy scored on a run. Parma’s Green started strong but faltered late as Parma’s pitching wobbled. Next Sunday Payette visits Emmett in a key matchup that could decide first place.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Green
Parma
Payette
Parm
Hmex
Mexander
Parcs
Rind
Batls
F. LaMear
Hévenida
Scrappy
LaMugy
LaMear
Toneor
Emmett
Botacia
Boise
Weiser
Chautauqua Campaign Opened in Payette
Citizens form Chautauqua committee for July 11 to 18 events in the chamber of commerce rooms. G. Brainard chairs, Chesley Barton VP, B McCarroll secretary-treasurer. Plans include Sunday concert, attorney J H Helman in charge, and Blissou-White acts promised to attract season ticket buyers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chautauqua
Chamber of Commerce
G. 5. Brainard
Chesley Barton
B. ¥. McCarroll
Chautauqua Wek
Barnyard Fracas On the Farm Ends With Calf And Cow Clash
In a chaotic ranch scene near Fruitland, a calf and cow tangled a chain trap as a farmer and dog battled a pursuing cow. The melee toppled timber, injured participants, and left the old cow calmer after the commotion. A local man noted the scale of danger was less than past wartime ordeals.
Man Hit in Toe by Accidental Gun Discharge on Beckman Ranch
Vernon Beckman aged 47 was shot in the big toe when a .22 rifle discharged while he burned weeds at the Beckman ranch near Ontario. The shell exploded from heated ammunition, badly shattering the toe. He was treated in Payette by Dr. McDonald and later moved to Ontario hospital. doctors say the wound is not serious unless complications arise.
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Vernon Beckman
Beckman
Ontario
Young Beckman
Payette
McDonald
Loughreys From The Dalles Plan Boise Move
Etley Loughrey and his wife arrived in Payette from The Dalles Oregon where he taught athletics and mathematics at the high school. They will spend the summer in Payette and move to Boise in the fall where he will teach physics at the high school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Etley Loughrey
Payette
Dalles
Ore
Loughrey
Boise
Returns From Upper Country Boost for Range Herds
George Noxbit returned Sunday evening from a three week trip to upper Crane Creek with a few hundred head of range cattle. He reports the grass better than it has been for several years. In the hills nearly every day he saw beef cattle in Nutmeg pasture on grass to their knees. It has been an exceptionally good year for stockmen running cattle on the range.
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Geo. Noxbit
Upper Crane Creek
George
Riverside Creamery board elected at Payette meeting
Ronald Wood visited with his parents as the Mutual Cream Co. reports strong creamery business in the northwest. A Riverside Creamery Association meeting named directors A A Stottler Hollenbeck L E Keetor Anton Diederichsen Tom Carico J Thurston W Maule Hen Strohbelin and Rex Bradshaw. The board planned to meet in Payette to finalize the group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ronald Wood
M.B. Wood
Ronald
The
Mutual Cream Co
Northwest
Aisiss
Court House
Riverside Comery Association
A. A. Stottler
Hollenbeck
Frudan
L. E. Keetor
North Payette
Anton Diederichsen
East Payette
Tom Carico
Dead Ox Flat
J. 8. Thurston
Wm. Maule
Hen Strohbelin
Rex Bradshaw
Payette
G A Brown Returns From College In Oregon
G A Brown returned Thursday evening from Corvallis Oregon where he has attended college for the past four years specializing in dairy product marketing Allen who tips the beam at 206 strong has received a R B degree and in many ways resembles his brother Bob You will probably hear more about him later NOTICH TO TAX PAYERS The last half of the 1922 taxes must be paid before June 25 1923 or they will become delinquent Ruth R Shaw Payette Co Tax Collector June 1722
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M. Fitch
France
Fruitland
Scott
Bob
White
Mr. Hob
Perry
Brooks
Ro laMear
Ff LaMear
Alexander
Parma
Cornell
Benedict
Stockton
Rupert
Bybie
Scotti
O'Mallin
Green
Penson
Payette
G. A. Brown
Corvallis
Oregon
Allen
Notich
Ruth R, Shaw
Payette Co
Ontario
PiRatiie
Actain
John J. McGraw
New York
McGraw
Ruth
Land
Kenneth Nash
Nash
Boston
Red Sox
Gib Peterson
Hasbeens
Battery G Off for Camp Lewis as French 75s Ready Fire
Batteries C and D plus elements of the 186th Infantry ship to Camp Lewis by special troop train scheduled for Friday evening June 16. An advanced detail under Sieur Thode prepares camp and chow while other men including Sgt Joe LeVine join to assist on arrival.
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Kaper
Camp Lewis
186Th
Sieur
Thode
Mena Figt
Bowers
Maloney
Searson
Hallutt
Sumpter
Cram
Adair
Wilcox and
Flox
Joe LeVine
Fiely Artillery
Énmyp
Local Boy Honored by Findlay College for English Excellence
Horace Arment of Payette now a student at Findlay College Ohio made the highest grade in the Freshman English class. He also won first prize in the Stevens Short Story contest, an annual Findlay College event drawing many entrants. Second prize went to an Iowa resident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horace Arment
Aes
Payette
Jay College
Findlay
Oho
Arment
T He Stevens
Findlay College
First Early Potatoes Claim Market Potential
A report notes Mrs. S. A. Gorham of North Sixth Street reportedly sent samples of Early Ship potatoes that were large and marketable rather than small mashers. The piece discusses predictions about first early potatoes and hints at potential re fittings despite unclear sources.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. A. Gorham
Lving
North Sixth Street
Printer’s School Graduate Returns Home
Vincent Byram and his wife came back Sunday from Spokane where he finished a course at the School of Printers. They are visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Vick Jotingon at Ontario for the present. Vincent expects to locate a job in his trade soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vincent Byram
Spokane
School of Printers
Mr Butcher Returns Home From Payette Visit
Mr N B Butcher returned to his Denver Colorado home Tuesday afternoon after a week's stay in Payette where he arranged sale of nearly all his apple boxes and baskets for the year. He plans to return to Payette this fall to continue business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. B. Butcher
Denver
Colo
Payette
Butcher
Barber Shop Changes Hands in Payette
Mr. W. B. Loughrey sells his Payette barber shop to employee T. W. Andrus and will vacate this week. He plans to move with his family to southern California next week seeking a healthier climate for his health. The Loughreys have lived in Payette for fourteen years and leave many friends who wish them success wherever they settle.
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W. B. Loughrey
T. W. Andrus
Loughrey
California
Mr. Loughrey
Tolaho
Utah
Payette
Parking plan marks Payette streets for safer order
Street Commissioner Stegal this week marks parking spaces in Payette with white paint to create evenly spaced and properly angled spots. The change aims to reduce past irregular parking and car accidents while increasing available spaces and reducing confusion.
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Payette
Stegal
Ontario Waters' Cannery To Payette Hambeens Start Saturday
A chaotic scrappy game between Payette Hasbeens and Ontario Waters ended 5 to 4 in favor of Ontario amid fan hunger, umpire antics, and rumors of Big League interest. Proceeds supported Payette kids’ swimming pool as Idaho Canning Co plans a busy season starting Saturday with peas, cherries, and other crops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ontario
WRERS
Payette
Idaho Canning Co
Chicken Pie Supper to Benefit Local Fund Raising
The Baptist Ladies Auxiliary will host a Chicken Pie Supper at the YMCA on Saturday evening until 8 p.m. Funds raised aim to cover an assessment due on the 25th. The event promises good value and supports Chautauqua ticket savings. Also mentions a July Fourth water fight by Payette and other town fire departments. For sale items from Mrs. G. Reaume include a complete household furniture outfit, must sell at once.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Payette
Gho. Reaume
Welner
Payette Steim
Bart Venable
Boise
Baker
Venable
I. F. Thurston
Stoner to Instruct Huntington Band
J H Stoner, band instructor for Ue Payette County Band, has been engaged by Huntington to conduct the band there Thursday evenings. Several Huntington band boys heard the Payette group play and recommended Stoner for the post. This will be his first trip to Huntington for the performance role.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
JH. Stoner
Payette
Huntington
Smith Family Heads to Portland for Highway Job
Mr. H. T. Smith and son Glen travel with a team of work horses to Portland where they are engaged on a large highway contract with Morse & Knudsen of Boise. Mrs. Smith leaves for Portland and daughter Gretchen will join from Walla Walla. The family plans a summer absence.
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H. T. Smith
Glen
Portland
Morse & Knudsen
Boise
Palmer and family relocate to The Dalles Oregon
W P Palmer and family left last week to establish their home in The Dalles Oregon. Palmer served as county agent here for several years and was well regarded in Methodist circles as superintendent of the Sunday School for two years. We wish them God speed in their new home.
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W. P. Palmer
Dalles
Ore
Palmer
Methodist
Payette Band Concert Draws Large Crowd
A large Payette crowd attended a Saturday evening concert by the Payette County Band led by Mr. Stoner. The performance featured several new selections and was followed by a well attended dance at the FilIon hall. A traffic officer helped prevent a possible accident downtown after the show.
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Payette
Stoner
Filion
Williamson Family Relocates to Boise for Car Service Job
Carl Williamson and his family left for Boise Monday morning where he has accepted a position at Nash Garage. He spent years in Payette earning respect among auto owners for his skill as a mechanic. The Williamsons were active socially and in lodge work, and friends wish them success in their new location.
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Carl Williamson
Boise
Carl
Nash
Mr. Williamson
Alfalfa weevil damage and crops outlook in valley
Alfalfa weevils cause hay losses with spray or sun exposure as effective control. Other crops show prosperity with rains and cool weather boosting grain and range grass. Jonathan apples damaged by blight but overall apple crop expected good. sweet cherries and stone fruits fair to good with light frost. Big Night Parade at Payette Fourth of July advertised.
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Witen
Jonathan
Payette
Local Events Highlight Payette Community Notices
Payette residents catch stage shows at Emma Theatre with Willon and Tom Mix programs. Several locals return home for summer vacations from colleges in Idaho, Moscow, and Portland. Community updates include church lectures, battery repairs, auctions, and preparations for July 4 celebrations with news of local trips, school openings, and business ads.
Luther and Sutton Lead Trout Run on Payette Lakes
A Payette Lakes fishing party led by M. G. Luther and A. C. Sutton enjoyed a trout bite last Saturday evening. They returned to Payette the following evening with reports of promising fishing conditions and skilled paddling by Sutton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. G. Luther
Attornes
A. C. Sutton
Payette
Sutton
Local worker injured in load delivery mishap
Lyi Griffith sustained a badly sprained shoulder and torn ligaments after a Ford crank incident at the delivery wagon. He was taken to Ontaris hospital for surgery by Mr. Mc Donald. Also notes include plant prices and a sales listing for furniture and theater items at 80e H, phone 274-W.
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Lyi Griffith
Laat Xewkin
Sansa
Ontaris Hospital
Mc~ Donald
Lettuce shipment delays reported from Fruitland
Denney and company shipped the first can of lettuce Saturday from Fruitland. A government notice went out, and Peak the tech manager praised the quality of the produce. The meeting urged patience before loading more sacks and wine shipments from the Co-op store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denney & Ch
Femmam Ince
Mr Peak
Payette Proprietors to Face Clergy in Benefit Game
A charity basketball event is set for next Monday at 5 30 PM at Payette court. Proceeds go to the children's swimming pool fund as local business men, clerks and employees participate for a good cause.
Marriage Ceremony Brings Happy Couple Together
The couple united in marriage on Wednesday June 13 at 4 00 p m in the Ashworth home north of Payette with Rev Ashworth officiating. Roy Brutiaker and Miss Toad Dennett served as attendants. After the ceremony the couple drove to Welker and returned to Payette to begin their life together. Friends extend congratulations and best wishes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ciem
Masonhelmer
Duthy
Ware
Martisey
Ashworth
Payette
Wedenadsr
Roy Brutiaker
Toad Dennett
Welter
Welker
Parette
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Hota
Weiner
Will Thach
DS Werk Ind
MR. Butcher
Denve
B. F. McCarroll
Savin Bank
H. J. Smith
Emma Theatre
Quiter Keaton
Tom Mix
AL St. John
Brubaker & Colton
Susan Lowrie
College of Idaho
Sherley Brannock
McMinnville College
Lome
Jack McDevitt
Boise Valley
Mise Bessie Musgrove
Moscow
Scott Brainard
Haweiian Islands
Bruce Slater
Hormefolks
Paote
Ste
Lee Reimers
John M. den Boor
Mesa
L. ¥. Stewart
Dr. & R. Woodward
Center Avenue
Payette Steam Laundry
J. H. Connyers
Independence
J. R. Young
Pocatello
W. J. Hughes
Bart Farber
Earl
Second Avenue South
Exide Battery
4Th Ave
W. EB. Loughrey
Marguerite Carnation Plante
D. B. Stowburerr
Payette County
Walcome
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