Kirkendall Perfomance Reported in Turaday Event
A local meeting highlighted by Kirkendall leadership and a Turaday event note. Attendees discussed community projects and upcoming plans for the town center renovations.
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Newspaper
Payette Enterprise
Location
Payette, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1911
Page
6
A local meeting highlighted by Kirkendall leadership and a Turaday event note. Attendees discussed community projects and upcoming plans for the town center renovations.
Payette Plymouth and Emmett directors report the county valley shows strong enthusiasm for the upcoming fair. Secretary Clark of the county fair association notes satisfactory plans and keen competition, with the entire valley eager to showcase products and advertise the event to residents of Payette and surrounding towns.
Memoriam notes the passing of William Mellor a prominent Wyoming business leader long involved in the Union Pacific coal mines at Rock Springs and a community builder. It recalls fifty four years of marriage to his wife and fifty years of public service, with four daughters and two sons among his children, and mentions services led by Reverend Thomas Ashworth and Knights of Pythias.
Payette residents include Frank Shivers a local telephonist and W K Sturdevant surveyor aiding L Moore and son while AW Crowther and Del In visit. Families cut alfalfa, Grandpa Lowe of Hie Willow dies June 11 after long illness. Crane Crook hospital transfer. A nine room house for sale heated by furnace, inquire at this office.
The Payette Post notes the death of JH Shaw a member of WT Sherman Post No 3 G A R. Resolutions express sorrow and commend his service to the community and request publication of the notice in local papers and a copy sent to the bereaved.
Mrs. A. Norwood of Payette Idaho advertises a complete eighty horsepower bell and engine listing. The entry mentions a trem depot location and sells as a whole to interested buyers.
NEW PLYMOUTH NEWS Week in Caldwell visitors Prof. Strong and Day toured by auto. College of Idaho students Clare Sower and Judson Tyley visited New Plymouth. Local society meets June 14 with Mrs Mey er. Family trips include Grandpa Fairman to Albany and Joe Mason at Idaho University graduation. Ice cream social funds band uniforms. Various visits and travel plans across Caldwell Payette and Sioux City are noted, with church services and minister visits.
The Sunday School begins at 9:55 a.m. Epworth League at 3 p.m. Junior church at 3 a.m. The pastor preaches at 11 a.m. and 8 p.m. Doors open for morning service to receive members. All are invited. A special invitation extended to strangers in the city.
In a June Caldwell case presided by a jury, M G Riebeling won against L M Smith. Disputed land fences and a watercourse across Riebeling’s property were examined. The jury allowed Smith to divert water across a three foot wide strip and awarded five inches of water rights.
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