Community notes and local doings in Little Willow
Little Willow residents hosted a Friday gathering with dancing and a late midnight supper. Volunteers from upper valley and Big Willow advance wagon road and bridge work at French, funded by donations. Postmaster John Syme and Bon Jack visited Payette. Tunel's store may move to the main line. Rain brings irrigation hope. Knox ranch adds a house. Mrs. William Wiley dies at Ontario hospital. sympathy to Mr. Wiley and children. Dances at Hurst and French homes. Miss Wilson returns to Payette. Mrs. Currin’s mother dies in Hepner. Chas Bolton installs a milking machine and expands dairy operations. new road from French to Big Willow underway. Little Willow chief engineer travels to Bruneau. Mr. Stirm still injured but hoped to recover.
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Garry Hurst
Big Willow
Dry Creek
Little Willow
French
John Syme
Bon Jack
Payette
Tunel
Knox Ranch
William Wiley
Ontario Hospital
Hurst
Bolton
Bruhaeu
Stirm
Payette church notes and obituaries in 1916 edition
The Payette Enterprise reports Rev H B Hobart of Boise to preach next Sunday at the Christian Church with no evening service due to Chautauqua. An obituary for Alice Fowler notes her birth in 1879 at Weeping Water Nebraska, marriage in 1901, residence near Payette, and death in Ontario hospital. Also listed are hotel construction updates, sale notices, and public probate actions including Lena Mary Tuttle estate with sale order set for July 22 1916.
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Christian Church
H. B. Hobart
Boise
Alice Fowler
John Fowler
Weepingwater
Nebraska
Marshal
Payette
Idaho
Wm. G. Wiley
Grace
John
Methodist Church
Ontario Hospital
Caldwell
County of
Canyon
State of
Toll
Payette Enterprise
Frank B. Merk
Mret
Fruitland School to Add Building Annex Bid Notice
The School Board of Independent School District No 18 invites bids for building an addition to the Fruitland school. Plans and specs available at Fruitland State Bank after June 26 1916. Bids due by 6 o'clock July 1 1916 with certified check. The board may reject any or all bids. Clerk H B Strawn and Chairman A B Eldredgh. First publication June 22 1916. Second June 29 1916.
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School Board of Independent School District No. 18
Fruitland
Fruitland State Bank
H, B
Strawn
A. B
Eldredgh
Vulcanizing shop opens in Brown building
Frank Lane announces vulcanizing capability offering tube and casing repairs. Classifieds note sale of a fresh milk cow and rental listings. Weather data covers June 16 to 20 with highs near 99 and precip totals. WANTED seeks 16 or 20 acres near a school. Will Day coach seeking land.
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New Brown
Frank
M. Katherine Johnson
Seventh Street
Wil Wella
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C. B. Rhoads
F. Stamey
Jersey
H. H. Timpe
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