Affidavits Battle Rumors About Denney & Co Trade
Local growers Denney & Co deny circulating false allegations of paying farmers for apples. Witnesses B F Tussing and William Reimers swear affidavits declaring rumors of forged price settlements and cold storage charges are unfounded and that business with the company is fair. Notices mention a forthcoming dance at the Quadriro Opera House after a Fourth holiday event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of Idaho
Canyon
William Relmers
Payette
Canyon County
Idaho
Denney and Company
Chicago
William Reimers
Relmers
Reimers
Denney
Denney & Company
F. H. Lyon
Notary Publi
Premium Lists for Canyon County Fair In Exhibitors Pamphlet
Premium lists being received for Canyon County Fair. A 144 page pamphlet titled Over $10,000 Offered in Premiums is indexed and alphabetically divided for easy page locating. Superintendent Nichol travels the county promoting exhibits and premiums, expanding offerings and boosting exhibitor interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canyon County
Nichol
Garden Fete Boosts St James Church Fund Ride
Community event at Mrs Chas Brown's residence raised funds for St James Episcopal Church through a sale of work by the Ladies' Sewing Circle. Highlights included fish ponds candy ice cream Aunt Sally and a Payette band led by B L Downs. Despite dull weather attendance was strong and proceeds were satisfactory. Additional notes report city mowing of unkept lots after July first under a new law, and social updates from Payette including visitors from Portland and Boise and a Freshman year completion at the state university.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gonda
Mra
Chassirown
St. James Episcopal Church
Sally
Payette
B. L. Downs
Grain Benefits and Hay Damage After Early Week Rain
The dry farming grain gains moisture easing fears of poor head formation while some fields suffer hay damage from the rain. Roads are improved as teams drag streets after rain, reducing need for sprinkling wagons. past road work shows dragging when damp yields more benefit.
Personal notices and social updates from a Payette area edition
A jumble of local items mentions a saddle rental inquiry, a hospitalization update for Donald, visitors from Minneapolis, and a serious operation recovery. Local social notes include a Sunday church event, a fruit licensing visit, and a grand ball planned at the Ontario era House. Plans are noted for Payette Lakes Club construction and a wedding luncheon for Miss Clara Culler and Mr James Edwards with gifts and poems.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. ©. Sturdevant
Clara Culler
James Edwards
Miss Culler
Clover
Rumbaugh
Cree
Belle
Excursion Rates On Payette Valley Railroad For July Fourth
July Fourth excursion rates apply on the Payette Valley Railroad. Round trip fares are listed for that day only. Tickets valid for travel on the holiday. Availability limited to the July Fourth period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Payette Valley Railroad
Realty Dealers Admit Error in Inflated Valleys Prices
Real estate firms in Grand Junction Colorado convene to admit inflated land values and plan price reductions to attract homeseekers. They aim to list lands at realistic values tied to soil productivity, with a Friday meeting drafting a simple agreement to limit listings to affordable prices. A public bid notice follows for a seven room dwelling at Canyon County Poor Farm in Idaho with bids due July 14 1913.
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Grand Junction Daily
Sentinel
Grand Junction
Colorado
Grand Valley
Chat Elty
The
Sen
Brice
Canyon County
Idaho
Board of Commissioners
Thomas H. Soule
Caldwell
Board of County Commissioners
Court House
Payette Valley Railroad Fare Notice
A fare of one and a half times the round trip price will be in effect for travel on the Payette Valley Railroad. This rate applies only on February 9.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Payette Valley Railroad
Weather Postpones Weiser Payette Game This Sunday
Rain cancels the planned Sunday game between Payette and Weiser. The teams will play next Sunday in Payette. Yale and Payette also re scheduled for Payette that date. A large crowd gathered at Welser depot hoping to travel with Weiser as rain halted play by four o clock.
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Payette
Weiser
Yale
Jala Sth
Welser
Four of Dock
Sub Central Elects Manager In Payette District
Sub Central's board met last Saturday to accept the resignation of HE Smith who moves to a general sales board role for Northwest Pacific Fruit Distributors. J Higby of Buhl accepts the Payette manager post and will relocate once housing arranged. Smith plans to Chicago to assist with Northwest Pacific Fruit Distributors. The record also notes sewing classes starting July 7 at dressmaking rooms over First National Bank and a Baptist church schedule, plus a surprise party for Miss Clara Caller and a for sale notice for a driving horse or sow trade.
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Gorton’s Hall
Robert Carruthers
Astoria
Oregon
Richard Erwin Carruthers
Erwin
Richard B. Carruthers
W. F. Strother
Boyd
WA Reilly
Payette
H. F. B. Club
Th Relllye
Payette Sub Central Staton
HE. Smith
Sub Central
North Pacific Pruitt Distributors
J. Higby
Buhl
Hilby
First National Bank
Black
Miss
Gordon
Clara Caller
Epworth League
R. M. Hutchinson
Caller
Miss Caller
Miss Culler
Mr. Edwards
On Wario Opera
J. H. Norris
Welser
Gertie Blake
Portland
Baptist Parsonage
Pay
Will
Mary Cox
Frank Stagerwalt
S. Levers
Trades Orchard for Ranch and Sets Sights on Grain Ranch
J. F. Wood, living near Crystal, cultivator of a renowned forty acre prune orchard, has trained the property into a plan for a three hundred acre grain ranch near Midvale and intends to make his home on the larger ranch soon.
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J. F. Wood
Crystal On
Midvale
Local notes and society items from Payette
A wide range of Payette life is covered including new hires, returns from trips, and community events. A. J. Johnson joins Stanton Brothers’ jewelry store while Wit Wells returns from Kansas City. The Paste Week brings trout catches, a Garden Fete hosted by Episcopal ladies, and a push to organize a volunteer fire department. Excursions for July Fourth are canceled. several residents travel east or to Middleton and Boise.
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J. A. Ham
Mann’s Creek
Weiser
P & Keiser
Boise Vialtor
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Denney & CO
Maho
Tussing
Fruitland
B. F. Tussing
Denfey and Company
F. Fl. Lyon
Henry Sick
Ste
Qutario Opera House
Canyon Fair
Handy Pamphiet
J. W. Luckey
K. G. Boyd
Dorothy
Charley Compton
Boise
Mis
Robert Carrol Davis
J. Deigh Boyd
State University
Tromsey
Tromley
United States
Harriman
Muller
Red
Tom Harris
Whitley Bottom
W. T. Orcutt
Minneapolis
Donald
Louis Uber
Tully
M. BE
McDonald & Smith's
Haracer
Era
Ontario
Paul
Ronald Walker
Payette Lakes
Walker & Anderson
W. Wilton
Emmett
Welter
J. P. Bill
Masson City
Mr. Hill
Wisconsin
At Are
Board of Commissioner
H. A. Partridge
Geo. W. Stovel
Weiser and
Vale
Baptist Church
2Nd Avenue South and
Eighth Street
P. H. Evans
Hs Lawete
A. J. Johnson
Stanton Brothers
Hocury
Wit Wells
Mor Qing
Kasemas City
Dwight Baker
George Gotz
Mts
D. A. Ham
Teblu Mahan
Salt Lake City
jVoluntter Fire Department
Ella Gordon
Mra Ts
J- Brown
Murphy
Monicome
Ganization
Smith’s
Miss Muller
A. P. Seritchfield
Washington
New York City
Boston
W. C. Johnson
Middleton
Mrs. Flint
Jas, Niswander
Pandora
Ohio
New Plymouth
Otto Albert
Lester Seawell
Albert Wil
Reisbeck
Iowa
Peter Pence
East
Pennsylvania
Gettysburg
Catvin Johnson
H. C. Pint
John Howard
Jus. J. Barry
Seattle
J. C. Woodward
A. Meyer
Fred Blaser
Roy
Arthur Merritt
Emmatt
S.A. Norwood
Chandler, Adams
Ariil
Texas
Soule
I. R. Woodward
Mann's Creek
5. F. Warren
Michigan-Idaho Lumber Company
Woodward Hospital
Durage
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