Little Willow Notes and Social Gathers From Holiday Week
Gineo Oseesington Mile Week visits relatives including aunt and uncle, with plans to visit Guen Buake River and OD J Winslow before returning home. A pleasant social at Mr. and Mrs. Tom Windle’s Friday night, fireside and farewells marking the close of winter gatherings. Bert Bhelingber’s team wages and harness to Gergen Brow SF, Mr. Bhelingber plans Florida home. Hintie and baby to Illinois before southern photography trip. Mrs. Niel Garden visited Patton ranch Monday afternoon. Mie Lacy Asumeen and George Bree joined Mies Wilsie Wilson at Patton Sunday terrasse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gineo Oseesington
Ted
Guen Buake
OD J Winslow
Tom Windle
Bouse
Bert Bhelingbereer
Gergen Brow
Bhelingberser
Florida
Hintie
Baby
Illinois
South
Niel Garden
Patton Ranch
Mie Lacy Asumeen
George Bree
Mies
Wilsie Wilson
Patton
Willows Dancer Windrew and New Land Arrivals Join valley
In a valley note, Willow Pace a Windrew dancer accompanied new settlers James SM McClonaben and Oscar Keefer arrive from Penney Yann. McClonaben files 480 acres of land including 140 acres of howintoad and 220 acres of demert Fe, aiming immediate settlement and fall wheat prep. Keefer builds a house near Gordon ranch and plans to move his family soon. A Sunday school will be organized at Exslelineehoot house next Sunday at 7?20 with expected attendance and supplies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willow
James SM. McClonaben
Penney
Yann
Howintoad
Demert
McClunabee
Duifie
Qecar Keefer
Bie
Gordon Ranch
Mr. Keef Or
Manly
Exslelineehoot
Willow Pony Breaks Down Near Dist 4 School
Hartley and children stayed on the allotment for a week while Mr Gilbert repaired Burne land work last week. The Willow Pony on the daily trip to the school house at District 4 broke a wheel. Two horse riders in dark collided with the wreck but injuries were not serious.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
OK. Hartley
Gilbert
Burne Land
Dist
Big Willow Notes From a Creek Community
Mr W A Ayore traveled to town for business on Sunday. Crump lost a valuable colt to a neck kink at the Payette veterinary. Bundy’s horse died. Andey Bolomabal bought a day of Dr Frank Sivers and brought a band of sleep to Big Willow to feed it. Lloyd Pence and wife visited the Pence ranch. Kar, the school teacher, attended a dance on Littin Willow. Moore sold hay to Andy Little and helps haul it to the Little ranch for January 25. A Sunday School organized at Big Willow with twenty five present. A W Crowther elected Superintendent. Coulter assistant. Shivers treasurer. Della Crowther secretary. March 3 had sixteen present. Sunday School to meet weekly at two. Ayers sent sheep to the hills. Coulter went to McBride ranch for a small band sapphire whoop bought by Peak Crighton. Peter Ponce at his ranch. Bert Crowther visited Crighton-Kostenbader. Henry Bird back at Crighton ranch. Stockwatch feared due to poisoned grain for gophers with no damages paid for injured cattle. Sheridan Coulter’s driving horse badly kicked. Snowfall occurred last Tuesday. Farmers anxious to begin spring work. ground too wet. hay scarce. fear of shortages for haying. Ayers has the most on the creek showing his expertise with sheep.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Ayore
KR. A. Crump
Payette
Hia Horane
Andey Bolomabal
Frank Sivers
Big Willow
Linyd Pence
Pence Ranch
Mive Kar
Moore Haw
Andy Little
Little Ranch
A. W. Crowther
Aire PF. Coulter Assisant
Frank Shivers
Trea Urer
Mise Della Crowther
Ayers
Fernando Coulter
McBride
Peak Crighton
Peter Ponce
Hie Ranch
Intoronta
Bert Crowther
Crighton-Kostenbader Ranch
Henry Bird
Crighton Ranch
Sheridan Coulter
W. A. Ayers
Annual Militia Inspection Notice for Co I Petately Idaho
March 4 1912 Payette Idaho notice to members of Company I directing attendance at the annual militia inspection in the armory on March 8 1912 at 8 PM. All company property must be in the armory by the evening of the 7th. Captain J B Burns commands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Payette
Idaho
War Department
Pormon
Department
Companien Bach
State Militia
High School Notes and Student Activities Update
Nelliy Keith was absent Monday for a slight operation. Sophomores display loyalty by wearing colors for the Junior class. Supt. Turner, returning from St. Louis after attending the National Superintendent's Association, is expected back later this week. Mrs. Wilkie spent weekend in Boise. The janitor treated the Domestic Science girls to cake last Tuesday. the girls say Mr. Turner is a good cook. The Senior room grows hot as Miss Dorney opens another plant, a white hyacinth. The Junior play Hero of Harvard is set for March 22. Senior German cla ms relaxed after finishing William Toll. new books not arrived yet, studying the life of J. Friedrich Schiller, author of William Tell. Senior English class heard a discourse on freedom and liberty by a class member. all agreed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelliy Keith
Supt. Turner
Portia News outlines club activities and upcoming events
Portia News covers a calm meeting with only one new member Mrs A A Stotler replacing Mrs Ed Pence. It notes rose plant orders, library book housing plans, roll call ideas, home economics talks by Morley and Howarth, and a March Longfellow quotation drive with ten cent library donations. A Caldwell speaker is booked for domestic science and a bulletin board notice offers a found pocketbook.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. A. Stotler
Ed, Pence
Rose Committee
Library
Morley
Howarth
Chicago
Boise
Parma
North Payette
Garland
Longfellow
Library Fund
Hl.t. French
Caldwell
Portia
District News From Peppereree District Six
Mr and Mrs Wm Stewart of Ontario visited the Bkelton home last week Mrs and Mrs John FUN moved to their ranch last week Mr Gault and family who lived here this winter will move to the ranch Mr Hill considered Mrs Wm Foss Mrs Cumberland and children of Payette spent several days with Mrs A E Stahin Mr John Geisler made a trip to the area
New Plymouth Sunday and Oregon homestead work
Fred Christensen and Roy Horn perform improvement work on Christensen homestead in Oregon. Mr and Mrs Harry Golden and children visited Sunday at Ray Golden's home. Mrs Smith returned Saturday from Falks Store after two weeks with her daughter. Mrs Alfred Adams, Mrs Hattie Miller and two children moved into Jacob son’s house. John Hil shipped two carloads of beef to Portland last week. Mrs Welsh visited Payette with sister Mrs Attebery. Mr Hill builds two new water wheels on his ranch assisted by Mr Ashley. Mrs Jewel of Parma and Mrs J C Chambers of Wolser visit Horn family as guests. Mrs Stalin and family entertained at Horn home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Plymouth
Tuesaday
Fred Christensen
Roy Horn
Mr. Christensen
Oregon
Harry Golden
Mr. Golden
Ray
Smith
Falks
Alfred Adams
Hattie Miller
Mr. Jacobson
John Hil
Portland
Welsh
Payette
Attebery
Hill
Ash-ley
Jewel
Parma
J. C. Chambers
Wolser
James Horn
Horn
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Russell Department Store
Wm. F. Strother Optometrist
Rose of Idaho
Hello Central
Stanton Bros
Model Cash Grocery
Logan
Gorham Merc. Co
Portia News
Monevy
Ruth Maule
the Palace Pharmacy
Geo
C. H. Bowman
Rhode Island
Baltimore
Boaz Davis
Compton’s Pharmacy
C. B. Comptons
Prop
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