Payette Hosts First Chautauqua Assembly
Citizens urged to support and attend Payette's inaugural Chautauqua, emphasizing community involvement. Highlighted are plans for Cirfeillo's band, speakers Col Geo W Bain Nichols and Hillis, affordable tickets, and a park site beside Idaho’s largest YMC A building, promising a memorable annual event.
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Cirfeillo
Col. Geo. W. Bain
Roland A. Nichols
Newell Dwight
Hillis
Shady High School
Chautauqua
Y.M.C.A
State of
Idaho
Payette
Ralph Fascilla Joins Payette Band as Permanent Resident
Valued cornetist Ralph Fascilla, formerly with the Fern elo Italian Band, becomes a member of the Payette Band and will make the city his permanent residence under J. H. Stoner. The band has evolved from an amateur group to a recognized professional orchestra, a development deserving strong local support.
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Sy Wjr
Ralph Fascilla
Fernelo
Payette
Perrmanent
J. H. Stoner
Chautauqua Ladies Rest Room Opens in Payette Church
During the Payette Chautauqua the Wesley Chapel of the Methodist Church will serve as a Ladies Rest Room. It offers a welcoming place for attendees when not in sessions. The facility is intended for everyone and invites use by all, including men.
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M. E
Payette
Wesley
Baseball Showings and Standings From Friday Night
The Scouts defeated Lathrop McCombey’s gang eight to seven in a tight affair while the Indians edged the Mixers seven to six. Fat Wright failed to reproduce the Walter Johnson stunt as Eddie Steffen finished. Tuesday brought new Boss of the Road uniforms and a lively game with Bil Carstees’s wild throw to first and Shockey Loughrey’s one handed grab. The Chautauqua opening Friday postponed the evening game.
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Lathrop & McCombey's Gang
Fat* Wright
Walter Johnson
Eddie Steffen
Bil Carstees
Fat
Shockey” Loughrey
Shafer
Showers For Bride To Be And Chautauqua Tickets
Last Friday evening Miss Helen Thurston received a hemme towel shower by Miss Merna Dunn at Dunns home on the West Side. The Queen Esther Society of the M E Church honored her with a miscellaneous shower at the pastor’s parsonage. The Chautauqua season tickets, selling fast, remain available at $2.50 until Friday noon. About 150 attended the annual Sunday School picnic at Bowery Hunters Grove with a large dinner and cooperative effort by committees.
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Helen Thurston
Merna Dunn
Miss Dunn
Queen Esther Society
M. E. Church
Miss Helen
Sea Son
M.C.A
Amer
Sil
Child Drowned in Payette Ditch Near Crystal School
Theodore Oster six year old son of Mr and Mrs Wilhelm Oster was found dead in the Lower Payette Ditch near the Crystal school house about nine o clock Monday morning after a search by parents and neighbors whose vigil lasted through the night. The body was in the canal bed about three miles below the Oster home likely swept by the current after entering the water near sunset Sunday. Funeral held at the German Lutheran Church in town at 11 o'clock Tuesday morning with large turnout of sympathizing neighbors.
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Theodore Oster
Wilhelm Oster
Payette
Crystal School House
Oster
Suspects nabbed by marshal in Oregon parole raid
City Marshal Stanton led six arrests of Travelin Wil Mes suspects at a hobo camp near the Short Line railroad bridge following a request from Sheriff Brown of Malheur county Oregon. Three men were released. three were jailed and dispatched to Oregon to answer safe cracking charges at Yale after a recent incident.
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Stanton
Short Line
Brown
Malheur County
Oregon
Wii
Dan Kerfoot
Ontario
Marshal Stanton
Yale
Western Loan and Building Co seeks Payette loan board
President P W Madsen and Traveling Representative L R Wharton of the Western Loan and Building Company of Salt Lake City discuss forming a strong local loan board in Payette. They aim to place substantial funds on loan immediately and may have Wharton stay to finalize the organization and loans. R V Thurston returns from two years in Brazil to visit family.
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Mwrcy
Payette
P. W. Madsen
Travellng
L. R. Wharton
Western Loan & Building Company
Salt Lake City
Utah
Madsen
Wharton
Charged with Forgery In Idaho Carded Complaint
A complaint filed by Geo W Jeffries charges C P Abendroth with forgery. Abendroth, who canvassed the vicinity for enlarging photographs, allegedly cashed a check from Jeffries. He’s suspected to be in Welser or nearby, described as a traveling stranger, and last heard from after leaving Payette.
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C. P. Abendroth
Geo. W. Jeffries
Abendroth
Mr. Jeffries
Welser
Payette
Card of Thanks for bereavement of son and brother
The Oster and Baer families express thanks for kindness shown during the bereavement of their beloved son and brother. We appreciate the support and sympathy offered in this time of sorrow.
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Mra
Oster
Baer
Commercial Club Making Progress in Payette
Captain R L Shaw new Payette Commercial Club president led the first meeting under his tenure last Monday evening. He announced eleven candidates elected along with their membership fees. The article praises Shaw’s energetic leadership and expects broad support from club members and citizens to strengthen the organization and promote community interests.
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R. L. Shaw
Payette Commercial Club
Shaw
Crizena
Prohibitionist Pioneer Byron Brainard Dies at 88
Byron Brainard of Rush New York born August 316 1826 married Phyllinda Porter January 4 1849. Survived by three children Clarence Elia and EC S Brainard and sister Mrs Ann Kidder. Known as a peacemaker and active in Presbyterian church and politics. Died June 13 1915 at EC S Brainard's home Payette. Funeral held June 14 1915 conducted by Rev Reed and Rev Barnes with Henry T West speaking.
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Byron
Brainard
Rush
New York State
Phyllinda
Porter
New York
Clarence Brainard
Payette
Elia ©. Brainard
Cedar Rapids
Iowe
EC. S. Brainard
Sist
Ann Kidder
Fairport
N. Y
Father Brainard
Prohibition
Presbyterian Church
Lews
Uncle Brainard
Meany
Iris
Pather Brainard
Old Home
Cedar Ravids
Lows
EC. S. Brainerd
M.D Reed
G. W. Barnes
Henry T. West
Children Day Exercise at Methodist Church Praised
The Sunday morning children's program at the Methodist Church drew praise for its fine presentation. The baptism of babies stood out, and the church decorations featured the American flag and numerous roses. The program committee earned congratulations for the event.
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Methodist Church
European War Pictures at Emma Theater
The Emma Theater will feature war zone images taken with permission from warring factions. Showings include Go s Step the Dreadnought Queen Bitsay beth the Caterpillar Guns and Real Life in the Trenches. Also mentions a July 2nd and 3rd celebration program and a Cree dance at the pavilion tonight.
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Emma
Emma Theater
Step
Bitsay Beth
Pl Pavillion
Weiser Bride Weds Payette Man In Holy Matrimony
Adel Russell daughter of H J Russell of 530 East Main Street Payette and BF McCarroll are joined in marriage at the bride’s parents home this afternoon at 4 o’clock. The ceremony was conducted by Dr W H Ashley pastor of the Congregational church. Floral arch and Lohengrin’s wedding march opened the service. Bridesmaids Flora Russell and Ben Russell assisted. The bride wore shadow lace crepe de chine with veil and wreath of tube roses, carrying a bouquet of brides roses. About 50 guests attended from Payette and nearby. The couple will reside in Payette.
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Weiser
Adel Russell
H. J. Russell
East Main Street
BF. McCarroll
Payette
Biome
W. H. Ash’ey
Congregational Church
Thin City
Lohengrin
Irene Gould
Lares
Flora [Russell
Ben Russell
A M. Jacobsen
L. W. Russell
E. H. Murphy
CW. Thurston
O. L. Harerora
W. J. Wardell
Hazel Case
Minnie Casberg
Freda Casberr
Elizabeth Kohnson
Alice Chapin
Helen Driecoll
Edna Inmap
Bessie Thurston
Belle Ely
Ride
Jackson
Minn
Miss Russell
Score
Fm Payette
Mr. McCarroll
Pany
Pavetta
Prom Weiser
Heppy
Voting contest ends with Christian Church Ladies Aid top bidder
Moss Mercantile Company and other Payette merchants closed a voting contest after 12 weeks with a public count led by LE Merritt. Christian Church Ladies Aid won with 1 199 595 votes, topping Methodist and German Lutheran groups among others. Miss Zadie Keith, former Granger teacher, returns home tonight after short trips to Lewiston and Portland.
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Moss Mercantile Company
Payette
Ladies Aid
TNS
Myrtle Chapin
Church OF God
Andrew Solosabal
Pore
Local Breeities Briefly Told From Caldwell and Vicinity
Local notes report Misa Helen Judd and cousin Mia among attendees in Caldwell with various residents visiting or traveling. Officials from the State Derry Food and Sanitary Department check Payette as Mrs Bunter returns to Portland. Residents attend Masonic Grand Lodge in Idaho Falls while others travel between Boise, Portland, and Moscow for work and family visits.
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M. G. Riebellog
F. H. Lyon
LW. Kenward
Caldwell
A. H. Wilson
Derry
Food and Sanitary Department
Charles Bunter
Riley
Portland
Oregon
Methodit Aid Society
R. A. Warnhoff
Pilot Grove
Lane Setarésy
Joba |Heidtman
Fruit shippers active as Oregon growers expand markets
Denny & Company sold freights of sweet cherries on the Chicago market this week for 1.7 and a second car for 1,609, both shipped from Mixon Oregon. Hogee reports three Western representatives and six straight carloads of berries bringing gratifying returns as apples may be short in the north. Oregon shipments expand with plans to reach more consumers and new tonnage added, including a large Parma grower John Stexi.
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Hoene
Dahg-Oregon
Poerd
Idae Green Fruit Growers
J. H. Lowel
Parma
Excaiett
Mr Bride
New Firworth
H. E McEiror
Boles
Spokane Berks
Idsho
John Stexi
Association
Hstchison
Kansas
Silso
J. B Smith
Cbliseo Coffe
Baz Tetired
Leerence
Chicago Wistribetore
Beline
Smith
Emmett Perches Sale Amid Biker Basket Price Report
The Capital News notes Emmett buyers are selling Bikers perches at a per bushel price of SL 0 as Emmett market activity contrasts with Payette where A B Wood sets SL per bushel basket f o b Emmett.
Local figures pace Boise and Gooding Farm Day and road plans
Attorney M G Ripbeling attended Boise and Gooding events last week for business. HL Harland of the State Grange travelled to Gooding for Farm Day picnic. A central lumber company bill indicates jumper and hardware supplies for early road works in Padock Valley. Mr Pred E Keast praised progress and discussed Ellison White Chautauqua system with Secretary Brainard.
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M.G. Ripbeling
Boise
Grange
HL Harland
Gooding Motes
Padacck Valley
Ster
Payettes
Peddock Valley
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Chautauqua Arrangements
R. V. Thurston
Brasil
Commercial Club
Adell Russell
F. M'Carroll
Zadie Keith
Grangerfile
Hisho
Miss Keith
Lewiston
Misa Helen Judd
Mia
Matt
Harry Feltscher
Gooding
Lidaho
J.b.berns
Popslar
Rursi Matt Carrier
Masonic Grand Lodge
Idaho Palla
Washoe Lodge No. 33
EC. Paine
A.V. Williams
Paine
Howard Purkhiser
la Grande
Walter Jones
Hawthors Garvase
Mesars
Lathrop & McComsey
Robert Burns
National Forest Ranger Service
State University At
Moscow
North Iado
J. A Lauer
Wideawake
Tacoma
Wash
M. E. McDonald
L. W. Ensign
Grand Chapter
Royal Arch Masons
Mabo Fair
Misses Grace
Alma Leo Bowman
B. T. Bowman
McDermont
Nev
Miss Grace
Alma Leo
Lester Sewell
Brother Knight
New Plymouth
Convrentional Church
Hermes
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