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Newspaper
Payette Enterprise
Location
Payette, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1916
Page
1
A 12 year old boy, son of Mrs L Keleo of this city, fell about 15 feet from an upper floor in the new hotel building. He was found by a passerby bleeding from the nose and ear but had no broken bones. After treatment at Rezac's drug store he was taken home and spent a restless night. The boy claims he was playing in the building and is unsure whether he fell from the second or third floor.
Professor Brown and family arrived in Payette after visiting Corvallis and Portland. He will resign from Payette Public Schools to become Director of Agriculture at Intermountain Institute Welser, with a suitable replacement to be found.
The rural mail route will serve Big and Little Willow creeks with W. W. Kay as carrier. Starting tomorrow June 16, trips run three times weekly from Payette to the Lloyd Pence ranch and French post office, covering 50 miles and about 80 families.
The Idalo Oregon League opener sees Nempa defeat Jayette Wag 4 to 10 as Shake holds Payette to four singles and Clark swipes four bases. Payette and Caldwell schedule revised games through August with all four clubs practicing hard for the pennant race.
A motor party visited Payette on Saturday evening to attend the band concert and dance in the neighboring city. The group included Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Walker, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Garrison, Miss Bernice Conant, Ruth E Smith, and Harriette Smith.
Payette visitors flocked to nearby Ontario for the Prosperity Week parade. More than fifty cars decorated with Chautauqua and Fourth of July banners and buntings carried Payette residents to join the event in Ontario this forenoon.
Republican and Democratic county central committees met at city hall Caldwell naming delegates to Boise platform conventions on June 27. Republican list includes Burt Venable H C Hardrige T S Jackson and others. Democrats, less unified, named several anti Hitler figures among their delegates.
Mrs Sadie E Culler born March 1 1874 in Vinton Iowa died June 12 1916 in Payette Idaho age 42.3.11 laid to rest Riverside Cemetery Payette Idaho funeral at Methodist Episcopal Church pastor G W Barnes citing John 14 27 in the service
The Co operative Creamery Company board appoints a committee to locate one or two car loads of three year old Holstein heifers at fair prices. Call Mr J R Brown at the Creamery to arrange purchases and have a competent man make selections. Financials support responsible partners entering the dairy business. Quick decision wins.
The marriage of Claude L. Shaw of Baker City Oregon and Beatrice Blakesley of this city occurred Wednesday afternoon at the Blakesley home 1104 1st Ave South. The ring ceremony was led by Rev M D Reed with music by Mrs Alvin Hansel and Bayard Lattig. The couple will reside in Baker City Oregon.
The Payette community plans a monster auto parade Friday June 23 at 3 pm in Canyon county. Owners are urged to register with Chas R Smith and join the event as a highlight of Chautauqua week with safety emblem sales and club memberships offered.
General L. V. Patch has been commissioned by the War Department as a recruiting officer for the Citizens' Military Training Camp to be held at Fort Douglas near Salt Lake City Utah from August 21 to September 16 All citizens are eligible to attend this camp The War Department will furnish rations ammunition clothing and transportation to and from the camp. All parties desiring to attend may consult Gen L V Patch for particulars. Clean Up Week recommended Payette Idaho June 15 1916. Action urged in city wide cleanup for Chautauqua Week starting June 23 to present best appearance to visitors. Respectfully Bart Venable Mayor
The family expresses gratitude to friends for kindness during the illness of their wife and mother Ira M. Culler. Greta and Russell Culler note there will be no services at St James Church next Sunday as the Rector is away. Sunday School will meet at 10 o clock.
The Emam Theatre management has contracted Mutual Film for twelve Chaplin Comedies with Tuleaset monthly. The first release, The Floorwalker, plays Thursday July 12. The contract was secured at considerable expense due to high demand for Chaplin favorites in circulation.
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