Pea Crop Sparks Full Blast Factory Run at Idaho Plant
The Idahoes ring Company’s plant runs at full blast as the largest pea acreage yet, with sixty five workers now and eighty next week. Manager L V Patch says six weeks of steady operation will can thirty cars of peas, then peaches apricots and pears follow, with apples late into November. The new process man J E West from Portland leads the department. Payroll averages $1,000 weekly, and growers report up to $150 per acre, averaging $100 per acre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Idahoes Ring Company
Bodecape
L. V. Patch
J. E. West
Portland
Payette July Fourth Celebration Promises Fun
Payette invites visitors for a full day of amusement on July Fourth with a forenoon program and sports including balloon ascension, high dive, wrestling, broncho busting, and a boxing match. Some attractions are free and Miller Amusement will provide additional high class entertainments. C Joiner family of Nampa and Miss Milly Fuller visited Prof. Harry Fuller and family at Bear Fruit land.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Payette
Miller Amusement and Carnival Company
Payetty
C. Joiner
Nampa
Milly Fuller
Prof
Harry Fuller
Dispute Over Water Pipeline Rights Led to Assault
Paul Van Der Kar bought land with no water and sought a water ditch and pipeline rights from neighbors. After a series of offers, arbitration, and court action, the jury awarded damages and Van Der Kar began digging the pipe, where he was struck by Mr. Ramey. Judge Bryan ruled the pipeline must follow the sworn court line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul van der Kar
Jesse Redington
Caldwell
van der Kar
Payette
Ramey
Bryan
Payette Garage Changes Hands This Week
Annett Snyder sold the Payette Garage to Fr Arnold of Boise who will operate as Arnold Automobile Company. Arnold, a noted car expert with eighteen years in the field, will manage the Payette outlet. News notes also state H D Ficke joined the City Market staff, promising well cut meats, and a nearby help wanted line for a light saddle with inquiries at Star Bakery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manges
Boise
Messrs. Annett & Snyder
Payette
Busness
Fruitland
Wright
Denver
Pardy Nome
W- R. Hyatt
C. A. Malhoeff
Northwest Fruit Exchange
C. B. Jones
Butta Ia
P. Donovan
Mat Iettar
Ager H. ©. Smith
Payette Fruit Packing Association
Oe) Exchange
C. M. Worthington
Exchange
Payette i
Smith
Boise Men Praise Valley in Payette excursion
Boise merchants Dono van J W Robinson and Fay D Young of Idaho Trust & Savings Co toured the Payette Valley on a forty mile orchard circuit. They praised the development of well kept orchards and new residences, noting the valley’s growth and promising to visit more often in the future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. Donovan
J. W. Robinson
Fay D. Young
Boise
Idaho Trust & Savings Company
Bolae
Mr. Donovan
Ie Valley
Payette
Ulur
Christian Church Announces Services and Guest Minister
The Christian Church lists preaching at 11 a.m. and 8 34 p.m. by Benjamin Smith of Indiana with Bible School at 10 a.m. Christian Endeavor at 7 p.m. An open invitation is extended especially to irregular attendees. Brother Smith will remain another week before attending the National Convention in Pontland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benjamin Smith
Indiana
Bible School
Christian Endeavor
Bro. Smith
Pontland
National Convention
Christian Church
A. BE. Dunn
Card
Considera
A. R. Ingalla
New Plymouth
Payette
Happy June Wedding Links Two Idaho Pioneers
Rev Eby joins Samuel McCrosky of Roseburg Ohio and Margaret Potter of Payette in a lawn ceremony at the bride’s home. The couple plan housekeeping near Emmett and have many Payette Valley friends. A bridal shower for Gertrude Barnes was held with pink and white decor and gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Idaho
Ban Cupid
Idaho Sons of
Eby
Samuel McCrosky
Roseburg
Ohio
Margaret Potter
Payette
F. J. Colburn
McCrosky
Emmett
Payette Valley
Ife
Hazelase
Gertrude Barnes
Dua Fa Map
May Gesaway
Ruth —Barnes
Maude Hutchinson
Hazel Case
A. Muse
C. J. Barnes, H. J. Barnes
Will Hall
Payette Council Adopts Ordinances and Sprinkler Bids
Payette Idaho City Council met in adjourned session with President Woodward presiding. The body discussed lighting, sidewalks, and ditch responsibility, approved Sprinkler bids from Studebaker and Austin Sprinkling Co, and passed Ordinances regulating vehicles and authorizing a 21000 municipal bonds election for a bridge and city hall. The council adjourned to June 27 and reconvened to award sprinkling wagon bids and publish bicycle on sidewalk notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodward
R. M. Hutchinson
Gorham Burns
Compton
W. A. Hutchinson
Rt. M. Hutchinson
Burns
O. B. Payette
Tueday
Gortum
Payette
Furnes
Idaho
Burny
Canyon
State of Idaho
Snake River
Thi
Neowsmary Funde
Gorham
M. Hutchinson
Horkam
Tuesay
Masters and Gorries
Studebaker Co
Avatin
Studebaker
Byrne
Bear Attack Leaves Payette Herder Injured In Dark
Joe Lucas a Payette area herder employed by Peace Brothers was attacked in darkness by an infuriated bear with two cubs. He sustained severe lacerations to an arm leg and injuries to face and neck before his dogs distracted the bear and allowed him to crawl to camp. Lucas was taken to Crawford for medical care and expected to recover, though he remains in serious condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Lucas
Payette
Bear
Lng
Peace Brothers
Lucas
John Applegate
Peterson
Montana
Crawford
Lacae
Applegate
Tarors
Slater
Pay-lette
Mra. Batley
Local Notes from Idaho Travel and Farm Reports
Arno Jacobsen returns from Cambridge Idaho and notes crops look fine despite a damaging Bball storm to wheat. Par ma residents Mr and Mrs BE Paine notify Grandpa AWibamu of Payette to visit the newborn grandson. Jynn Banks finishes Innter chart from Portland and plans vacation at Payette then return to school in September. Regulars A W Briggs returns to Boise, H B Catron and son Sol join in visits at Wicksa home, Ales Smith and Beothertntaw Buckley of Portland visit the Smith home and travel to Boise for Nikgest Hete capital city observations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paine
Pendleton
Ors
E. Paine
Payette
W. R. Hyatt
Rupert
Idaho
W. R
Arno Jacobsen
Cambridge
Mra
BE. C. Paine
Parma
Grandpa A. ¥. Wibamu
Jynn Banks
Vortland
Alts
Saturn
A. W. Briggs
Erester
H. B. Catron
Boise
Mr. Catron
Son Sol
Wicktsa
Ales Smith
Beothertntaw
Ydobn Buckley
Portland
Smith
Rolse
Alex
Also Mentioned on This Page
Payette Garage
H. D. Ficke
D. W. Shelton
Star Bakery
Valley
M. B. Osborne
Baptist
McDonald @ Smith
C. W. Glosier
Omeepherder
F. H. Lyon
Mra. T. A. Williams
Mra. B. L. Blackham
Postal Savings Bank
SO. & Bedinars Wes
B. P. Shawhan
Wst
A. B. Moss
George Moore
Latthrop & McComsay
A. Paeffner
Chautauqua
Gertrude Pardunn
Near Fruitland
Or. Donovan
Thin City
R. EB. Haynes
Ora Williams Ie
B.C. Paine
D. D. Alvold
Johny Mc
Glinchey
A. McClanahan
Nyssa
J. Nodhe
G. Ricker
Milwaukee
Henry Fox
Mos
Grand Lodge
Dan Looney
Grand Lodge of Knights of Pythias
Sands
Ainers
W. Hennesady
Grangeville
Sherman G. King
W. B. Nixon
Twin Palle
L. Newton
S. E. Todd
Mone
W. A. Hutchineon
Coughan Sour
Elty
A. Zeilar
Grewham
Ore Wen
W. R. Hamilton
Weiser
K.C. Spaulding
Wileer
Mr. Spaulding
Lathrop & McComsey
Odd Fellows
Je H. Welder
Independent ‘Telephone Company
Deane Rose
Correstionale
Dwa
Charles Thonts
Ross
W. J. Clark
Bayetus
Tis
Parila
Pinehurst
W. S. Brand
Satoria
Kirkendall
Win. Manta
Albert White
Payette Valley Railroad
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