Idaho Oil & Gas Co Advances Development Near Horseshoe Bend
The Idaho Oil & Gas Co moves to start drilling after unloading 74 tons of drilling equipment and timber. Head driller Stevens and Mr. Roberts oversee assembly and inspection of heavy machinery at Horseshoe Bend, with a derrick 50 feet high and a 2½ foot foundation readied. Stockholders met in Nampa Tuesday to approve plans for active development once the unit is completed.
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The
Idaho Oil & Gas Co
Nampa
Margaret McPherson Shafer
Margaret McPherson Shafer of Payette died Saturday morning after a brief illness. Born February 26, 1898 in Indian Valley Idaho, she came to Payette in 1918 and married R B Shafer in 1919. Survived by her husband, a sister, and aunt and uncle in Boise. Funeral was held Tuesday at Summers and Krebs Undertaking Parlor with Rev. Jones officiating.
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Margaret McPherson Silver
Aga
Mra
Bruce Shafer
At Ten Moek
Addess
Margaret McPherson
Indian Valley
Idaho
Ales
R. B. Shafer
Ebenezer F Allen Dies at Ontario Hospital
Ebenezer Francis Allen died at Ontario hospital last Saturday June 19 after a brief illness of Brights Disease. Born Boston July 14 1861 he lived in Chelsea and Malden before emigrating to Chelse Mass then Yale Oregon and near Payette Idaho. His wives Elizabeth Massey and Johanna Olson predeceased him. He is survived by three daughters, two in the East and Mrs Sam Raby of this place. Funeral services were held at the Baptist church Monday afternoon conducted by Rev Buell.
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Ebenezer
Allen
F. FP. Allen
Ontario Hospital
Ebenezer Francis Allen
Boston
Mass
Chelse
Bi Kangas
Elizabeth 2 Massey
Yale
Oregon
Payette
Johanna Olson
Hank
Sam Raby
Baptist Church
Buell
Luke Keshy
A.P. Scritchfield
Wendie
J. L. Wells
Lakes
J. P. Pinger
Weier
Luther
Hower Zimmerman
California
Lester Purcell
Crane Creek
the Purcell
Marsh Paine
Penletom
Zayette
Bird Jacobsen
Uhe
Fred Silvers
Seeond Avenue
EB. H. Brubaker
J. W. Hughs
Hughs
E. Zimmerman
Portland
New York State
J. A. Lauer
Donald
Pauline Pence
Bidensibo
Fred Walker
Grover Stewart
B. A
Charley Duel
Pete Johnson
J. C. Johnson
Druitland
Boise
Pr. and Sims
BR. B. Hurd
Geo. Moore
Airs
Carl Korap
Iowa
R.C. Marshall
Weep Og Water
Nebr
Idaho Canning Inc
John F. Seigle
Jamily
H. D. Ficke
P. K. Hansen
Fruitlane
Community Movies at Y M C A Delight Local Audience
Last Friday a goodly crowd enjoyed the Y M C A program featuring Start CSomething the Andes Mountains in South America Scenic Reel and two reel dramas The Safety First and The Ford Weekly Admission is ten cents and a half The community is urged to attend a special meeting Sunday June 26 at 2 30 PM at MG A to discuss future shows
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Y.M.C.A
Andes
South America
Ford Weekly
American Legion plans memorial headquarters in Payette area
Ex service members rally to fund and establish a memorial headquarters in Payette to honor service, with civilians and organizations backing the effort. A Fruitland post smoker drew about 150 attendees featuring corn cob pipes, orchestra, quartet, and old army songs among games and a banquet, signaling active social support.
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American Legion
Theole Seareely
Meir
Willie
Amedein Legion
Reconstenton
Ambricen
Tie Ameria
Payerne
Payette
Uch
Servier
Legion Boys
Fruitland
John Webster
Troth
Arnissing
Surprise party bids Betzer couple farewell at home
A large group of friends gathered Saturday evening at Mr and Mrs Betzer s home to honor their move to Bert Fitch ranch property they have leased for years. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Tomlin Hagger Aults of Wolser Stamey Rodwell Powell Babb Clark Tharp Duell and Miss Viola Dull among others.
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Betser
Tomlin
Hagger
Ault’ of
Wolser
Stamey
Rodwell
Powell
Babb Clark
Tharp Duell
Mise Viola Dull
Idaho
A. Bidgecumb
Payatti
Missouri Valley
Ed Bradeen
Fruitland
Saute
Edgecrmb
Edgecomb
Actual work advances on Main Street storm sewer project
A 40 man crew advances the Main Streets storm sewer and street improvements as contractors push completion by week’s end. Plans include a new block between the Payette National Bank and Hotel Bancroft and minor paving, with updates from Helmer and the Way Council.
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Way Council
Payette National Bank
Bancroft
Helmer
Auites Mat
Street Sprinks and Done
A letter praises street sprinkling efforts this year comparing favorably to prior seasons. The author credits contractor Mr Owens for a systematic, careful job that leaves streets smooth, noting wagons and draft animals receive similar considerate handling, while motorized systems are acceptable in their place.
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Owens
Woman's Relief Corps Sets July and August Meetings
Members of the Woman's Relief Corps are advised meetings will be held only on the second Friday of July and August.
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Woman's Relief Corps
Bootleg booze scare at Payette cemetery watch
A driver and companions were paused near a Payette cemetery after a Parma ball game night ride. A bottle shattered on a car as neighbors spotted a man asleep inside and others on the running board. They confessed they were returning from a ball game and dodged by the river bridge. no harm done. Authorities note bootleggers learn caution in Payette.
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Jefferie
John
Parma
Pivetto
Keeningg
Oregon
Siakt? River Bridge
Payette
First Fish Story Of Linck Creek Angling Triumph
Edward Young along with Howry and Claus Reimers drove to Linck Creek above Council last Sunday morning and returned Monday evening reporting the season’s first real fishing. They claim full limits in under two hours with a 26 inch catch. several fish over 18 inches, and one line breaking with a second hook landing in the mouth. The haul included nine fish over 18 inches and all were of good size. The tale ends with Ed noting the excitement of the catch.
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Edward Young
Howry
Claus
Reimers
Linck Creek
Council
Erma Theatre Program and local notices
The Erma Theatre program lists The last Night of the Big Parkmount special De seption Pathe News Pridey and Fine on the 24th and Saturday matinee Midnight Gambels and The Son of Tarzan fourth episode June 35 plus other showings. Also local sales and church events with plans for fundraisers and services in Payette.
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Parkmount
Pathe News
Tarzan
End Tse
Sere Lotel
Pal
Yorna Talmadge
Fatty Arbuckle
Local notes and visits brighten Payette shores
A long list of residents and visitors fills Payette society notes. Births, illnesses, travels to California and Oregon, and gatherings at friends’ homes populate a week of personal news, with multiple callers, dinners, and motor trips highlighting community ties and family happenings in Payette.
Sixth Quadrennial Conclave Advances Yeo Man Home Plan
The Brotherhood of American Yeoman met in Denver June 13 to 20, 1921. They endorsed building a 1 million dollar home for dependent children and aged Yeomen, and approved a life certificate program. Officers were re-elected and Idaho discussed as a potential West home site with a 500 acre tract sought for climate water and fruit.
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Yeoman News
Brotherhood of American Yeoman
Denver
Colorado
Alwady
Board of
Idaho
Stage to Payette Lakes Schedule From Bancroft Hotel
Stage departs Bancroft Hotel Payette Mondays Wednesdays Saturdays at 7 pm for Payette Lakes. Another stage leaves Washington Male Weiser six days weekly at 7 pm. Masonic reports note many Payette residents attended a Mend meeting in Weiser last Monday where Geo Mason Rev White of New Plymouth FP M Gardiner Fruitland Walter Pence W Hinckley and W B Baker of Payette received Red Cross degrees. A Council of Roxy and Select Masters session met at Boise in the new Masonic temple Wednesday afternoon.
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Payette Lakes
Bancroft Hotel
Payette
Washington
Weiser
Payette Sisaone
Knights Templay
Red Cross
Geo
Mason
Rev White
New Plymouth
FP. M. Gardiner
Fruitland
Walter Pence
W. Hinckley
W. B. Baker
Roxy
Masonic
Boise
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Legioa
Little Willow
Mir
Ey MrCunh
Josephine McCosh
Fred Arandee
Thomas Ashworth
Darthy
Tarser
AL Aames
Ernom
Bn and Raisel
Weate
Ernor
Sunkist
Skookum
Idaho-Oregon Fruit Growers Association
Idaho-Oregon Association
Claude J. Horton
Retter
Claude
K. Knoles
Settle
Puget Sound
Little Willow Irrigation Project
Knoles
Larther
Willow Valley
Payette County
Sims
Orner
Pentecostal Assembly
Maxie A. X. Clark
Frank Boise
Penitecosca Mission Hall
Clark
Vale
ST. James
Thos, Ashworth
Erma Theatre
Juel Farmers Trade
W. Clanton
Epworth League of the Methodist Church
Wening
Church OF God
A.ml Alores
England
Engl Ianto
Ashworth
Sheriffs Office
John T
Jarre A Sheritt
M.D. Flemming
Fon Sale
Hardie Orchard Spreyer
J. B. Turner
Phone
J. C. Woodward
Woodward Building
Mrs. C
Grimes
Seattle
W. T. Cope
Washo Bottom
P. Monroe Smock
Vashon
Tle
Payette Valley
G. M. Fripp
Francis
Hearly
A. B. Wood
Brunswick
Canada
Mr. Fripp
Backus
L. K. Ballenger
Bolse
Ballenger
Rodney Shake
Hoste Shafer
Mr. Ballenger
Mr. Shake
Jefferis
C. Fenske
Bale
A. . Moss
Heber
C. B. Joan
Walle Walla
Wah
Fee
Ed Pence
Anc
T. M. Francis
Ioiee
E. C. Keith
Ore
Kelth
Eftie Pitts
Oregon City
Win Asheck
Rev. Mowe
Fernandez Coulter
Flolxe
Thoraday
Utah
C. Springston
RK. D. Jerry
Homer
Earl Farber
Murphy
David Maule
Ogden
Y William Maule
C. A
Coeur D'Alane
Maule
Milt Jesbit
Yellowstone Park
Milt
H. Murphy
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