Organize Payette County Club forms county unit
A Payette Chamber of Commerce meeting drew about 60 sportsmen to form a Payette County Club. Members voted to expand the club countywide, with two captains selecting teams for a magpie crow hawk extermination contest over two weeks. Subscriptions set at $1 per year. A drive to recruit more members and enforce game laws was announced, and resolutions urged a state game warden’s and deputy’s reappointment. A follow up meeting will elect officers and finalize the organization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commerce
Payette Rod and Gun Club
Payette County
R. L. Roberts
Payette Club
Earl Farber
Fruitland
New Plymouth
Iph Roberts
Payette
H. A. Snyder
Mr. Langdon
C. C. Moore
Otto M. Jones
Geo. Boor
Chamber Has Good Turn-Out at Friday Meeting
The Chamber of Commerce drew a strong attendance Friday evening. B F McCarroll was elected corresponding secretary to fill the vacancy of Arthur Johnston who recently moved to Idaho Falls. J J Davis praised club work as chairman. J H Stoner spoke on band organization and promised a top Northwest band for Payette with adequate support. The group plans for 1923 and urges members to pay dues promptly, noting regular meetings on the first and third Fridays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commerce
B. F. McCarroll
Oli
Arthur Johnston
Idaho Falls
Ben
J. J. Davis
Iar Ig
Chamber
J. H. Stoner
Payette
Northwest
Pretty German Lutheran wedding in Payette area
Miss Florence Helen Siegel married Ernest Gilbert Mattson at the German Lutheran church last Thursday at 6 p m led by Rev Freuntz. The couple, dressed in ivory white satin, will reside on a farm four miles north of Payette. A wedding dinner followed at the Siegel home with family and neighbors present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence Helen Siegel
Ernest Gilbert Mattson
Freuntz
Portland
Ben Strolbehn
H. D. Ficke
Fred Shadoin
Peter Hanson
New Plymouth
Fred Strey
Siegel
Payette
Special meeting at K P Castle Hall with Grand Chancellor Auger visit
Last night Wednesday a special meeting was held at K P Castle Hall and Grand Chancellor B Auger of Grangeville visited Payette Lodge. The Ranks of Page and Esquire were conferred, Auger gave an address on the Order's principles. About 75 members attended including 10 from Ontario and three from Weiser. After services a light lunch was served. District Convention will be in Payette March 26 and Knights are urged to attend lodge meetings to support the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K. of P. Castle Hall
B. Auger
Grangeville
Payette Lodge
Page
Esquire
Auger
Payette
Carene x
Ontario
Weiser
Castle Hall
Shadoin Severely Injured In Garage Fall
F H Shadoin was badly hurt at the Bain Garage when a six foot ladder collapsed while he worked on interior changes for the Van Motor Co. He fell landing on his back, was taken home, a doctor found no broken bones but a badly bruised back. Weight over two hundred pounds worsened the fall and confinement is expected for days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. Shadoin
F. H. Shadoin
Bain Garage
van Motor Co
Mr. Shadoin
Sth Street
Shadoin
Registered Hampshire Hog Sale Beats Expectations
The registered Hampshire hog sale at New Plymouth on Wednesday the 7th was a great success with tried sows selling from 50 to 76 pounds and gifts from 35 to 60 pounds. September pigs averaged 14 dollars. J W Clanton conducted the sale in his usual whiz bang manner, showing strong demand for good stock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hampshire
New Plymouth
J. W. Clanton
Prominent Man Breaks Into Movies Mutual Coal Co
Officers of the Mutual Coal Co of Utah visited Payette to view a screening at Emma theatre Monday evening. The company presented moving pictures illustrating the mine and company affairs. W A Coughanour’s portrait on screen drew cheers from children and adults alike. The event hinted the man could have been a noted movie star had he begun earlier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mutual Coal CO
Citi
Mutual Coal
Utah
Payette
W. A. Coughanour
Com
Emma
Mutual
Coal Co
Henry
Business and Professional Women's Club Meeting Notice
There will be a meeting of the Business and Professional Women's Club at the Chamber of Commerce Monday evening March 12. Members are urged to be present. Try a slice at Bee Th. Anson Hart on bee widown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Business & Professional Women's Club
Chamber of Commerces
Anson-Hart
Pomona Grange to Meet and Social Evening
Pomona Grange holds its quarterly meeting at the K P Hall Saturday March 10 with lunch at noon. Farmers will discuss important issues. A social time follows with a dance Saturday night at Payette Pavilion. tickets available.
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Pomona Grange
Payette County
K P. Hall
Farmera
Payette Pavilion
Bobbitt Speech Energizes Payette Crowded House
Rev. W. B. Bobbitt, “The Billy Bonday of California,” spoke to a full Payette church audience last Sunday. The Woodland California pastor praised for eloquence and humanity, while Payette marked Fire Week urging insurance and safety measures amid city efforts to clean up fire hazards.
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Payette
W. BE. Lobbitt
Pac Avery
de Bour
Bobbit
Billy Bonday
California
Hall
Messiere
Pagett
Babbitt
Christian Church
Woodland
Hos Bucoge
Hobbit
J. R. Woodward
Wood Home Narrowly Escapes Fire On South Eighth Street
M. Be Wood’s residence on South Eighth Street escaped serious damage after a chimney fire and burning shingles sparked a blaze on the east and north sides of the house. Mr Wood and neighbors used a ladder and water to extinguish both fires before the fire department arrived, with only minor ceiling and clothing damage. A warning to keep a ladder near the home is urged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dwight Wison
Payette Band Roundup Sparks Community Start
A chaotic but vivid report details a Payette County roundup of a chicken theft gang tied to Twin Palisada and multiple ranches including Nampa and Caldwell. Four men connected to the Payette operation were arrested, with birds recovered and proceedings expected in Caldwell. The Payette band held a successful first appearance, drawing local support and chamber interest for future performances.
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N. 3
Grogan
Whatfard Pders
Jeffarts
Motecaller
Nampa
Fred Grenz
Jeff
Spdz
Cald
Wall
Cormick
Snow
New Plymouth
Meridian
Jet
Cali- Well
Neo
Payette Enamty
Eylden McCormick
Caldwell
Can County
Baye Boob
Chicken Pie and Dance at Little Willow Reunion
The Indies of the HO. A. club of Little Willow invite all to a Chic Pie Supper and dance at the Soho House Friday evening March Stl. Proceeds go to the Little Willow ball boys to buy bats and equipment for summer play. All members will attend and dance, with plenty of chicken pie promised.
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Little Willow
Soho House
H. QO. A's
Rev Reed Accepts Pastorate in 10W Near Lions City
Payette pastor M D Reed, after years away, returns to lead a church near Lions City in western Idaho. He previously preached in Payette, then Cas cade area, and spent time in MrCash before preparing to go east.
Fire Destroys One Story House South of Fruitland
A fire discovered about 10 20 Saturday morning destroyed the dwelling of Mr Lex one mile south of Fruitland. Strong winds fed the blaze turning it into a roaring mass before firefighters could contain it. The loss is heavy but insurance partly mitigates, and no residents are reported injured. A new house will be built in its place. Portia’s next regular meeting is Monday March 22 with the Americanization Committee leading a program headlined by Rev Vera Hall and Mrs Homer Settle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pretlasd
Tks Methodist
Fruitland Bot
Alem
Lex
Dulles
Discoverer
Portis
Portia
Americatication Committee
Arete
Verana Hall
Mra
Homer Settle
Local notes mention births and visits in Payette area
Attorney A O Sutton discussed legal matters on Wednesday. Parents Lot and Mrs Bowman welcomed a daughter born Friday March 2. James Farmer visits sister Mrs Crump. Moss Jr made a quick Boise trip. Bunch of local social and business notices follow including store ads, auctions, and church events in Payette and nearby communities.
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A. O. Sutton
Lot Bowman
James Farmer
Shepman
R. A. Crump
A. B. Moss, Jr
Boise
Bush
Anson-Hart Gro, Co
Bessie Musgrove
Moscow
Henry Irwin
California
J. M. Rosencranz
Fayette
Fruitland
Rosencrans
T. D. French
Plymouth
A. R Albee
Jamieson
Oregon
Albee
Jamieson Orchara
Payette
W. E. Perkins
Perkins
Pendleton
Huntington
Payette Co.op. Co
Geo. M. Bradly
Bradly
Austin Asser
Bradley
Portland
Hue
J. A
McKinney
J. J. McDonald
Rex. Bradshaw
J. A. Lauer
Anson-Hart Gro. Co
S. M. Mayfield
M. E. Church
W. EB. Bobbitt
Sam
Enterprise
Emma Theatre Program Highlights March Events
Emma Theatre presents a March lineup including The Veiled Adventure with March madge, The Decorator featuring Jimmy Aubrey, Portia Club card party and tea for building fund. March 11 13 shows Chickens and The Married Flapper with swans in A Glided Cage and Tess of the Storm Country. Local attendees include Ed Coulter and Fred Stanton visiting Payette, plus community notices on livestock feeds and home insurance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madge
Jimmy Aubrey
Portia Cink
Douglas MacLean
Bester Kealon
Veiled Adventure and Tay Deere at Emma Theatre
The club will present three yearly acts including Constance Talmadge in The Veiled Adventure and Jammy Aubrey Comedy Tay Deere Later on Friday night March 1 at the Emma Theatre admission 40 cents for adults 25 cents for children under 12 March 2 1957 editor Will Wells Enterprise Payette Idaho. Mr Wells receives a letter from Burton L Frey noting delays due to Congress adjournment and office moves in Moscow Idaho with mail to his home Moncey wide.
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Constance Talmacpe
Jammy Aubrey
Tay Deere
Emma Theatre
Admirisa
Will Wells
Enterprise
Payette Payette
Idaho
Mr. Wells
Department of My Interior
Moscow
Wassington
Burton L. Fre
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Payette County Club
Mber
Knights OF Pythias Doin's
Bobbitt
Crowded House
Chigken Thibies
Stomer
Dave
Payota
Ruth Marshall
Tee Pris
Cole
Marie Waseon
Nina Warden
Hewn Mose
Leora Smith
Beth Shamberger
Huth Margaret Hall
Melvina Geimes
Jiviva Higelow
Jose Fee
Nory Christian
Rose Hart —Onet
Mes. Cryas
N. Cryne
Komen Nub Hill
S. High Store
A L. Keign
T. Quinn
O. Meigs
Hogee
Cryan
Sire Dick Bist
LH Dilia
Mery
J. Goeler
AB. Weed
R. D) Stanley
T. B
Rist. Gatland
Its
Ralga
Cryam
B.D. Scunley
Garland
Hegue
Yakima Republic
Gordon Logan
Cascade
R. C Logan
Creh
de Sante
Pan Home
Romtone
Aneta-Hart Gro Co
BF McCerrell
Joseph E. Oldham
Chas. Hartung
Frank £. Seley
Knightsee
Mae
Knight
Tung
Oldham
Flora Chalfant
Letson
William Bulmer
Eugene
Bulmer
Sixth Street
Ben Tomlin
Payette Co-op
Carl Williamson
Walter Adszir
Walter
Jamieson Orchard Co
Payette Co-op. Co
J. W. Hughes
Buster
Mountain Home
Hughs
Here
B. R Fitch
Ed L. Coulter
Witter
Fred Stanton
Baptist Missionary Conference
Bernard Eastman
Repor
Herman Heinz
Charles
Homedale
Payente
L- Pence
Cherieman
Oar
McCarroll
Surance
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