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Newspaper
Payette Enterprise
Location
Payette, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Mar 11, 1915
Page
5
Fruitland department records a flurry of visits and travels with Wm Hollenbeck leaving for Kansas and B Wheldon attending a Portland funeral. Numerous locals host, visit, or travel to Lewiston Ontario Payette and Weiser. News includes births, illnesses, repairs, and a hand injury at a farm chopper, plus birthday dinners and church visits.
Mrs. C. E. Deal for M. Robinson arranging a move. W A Fouts buys a new spray pump to combat orchard pests. Hazel Smith to finish at Big Willow then travel to Lewiston for Normal training. Kedrick of Boise aided by his father in Royal Highland Lodge work. Thursday meeting called for organization. Hensen of Boise selling lots at Payette Lakes. Mrs. C. Bowman of Payette visiting Mrs. Pardunn. Warren Dorothy adding to his house on Fruitland Ave. R. G. Wilson planning LT L talk for Payette WCTU with address by Mrs. Wilson. Cary Tussing visiting Hesler family. Powers trips to Payette. Koontz, Lackey and Gladdish aided Robinson. Gus Davis bringing 80 cattle from Westfall Ore. Frank Cross returns to New Plymouth ranch from Boise. W S Patterson entertained, plus guests Sloan and others. Pullman visitors Mrs. M E Catee. Elmer Swatman wins river cup at New Plymouth contest. Braswell finishes Moore building at Botaric. Lynn brothers move to Kerfoot ranch in Whitley Bottom. F B Fitzgerald visits daughter. Lackey rents W J Wampler place. Fay Wells moves to J H Spainhower south ranch. Wells to work for Lanfear. Mrs. Henry Reins leaves for Leigh Neb for mother’s death. N P Yockey birthday dinner with Wilcox, Churchill group. Iva Schwabs’ daughter ill with measles relapse. Velva Grimes improving in Lewiston. may return home in two weeks. Hammack improving after Christmas illness. Mrs Oliver Hower and Hower attend Emmett sermon.
The Mens classes of the MESS hosted a Tuesday banquet with 39 attendees. Harris and Hooley cooked the supper. A Mothers Circle meeting of about 50 ladies featured talks on colonial ideals and early American women, with Miss Pearson discussing commercial value and Mrs. Gardner and Mrs. Frost contributing papers. Amy Kelly will teach Domestic Science in Fruitland March 17–19. A farm record at Boomer Ranch shows milk and butter yields across several cows, highlighting strong gains and notable sires. A group of Baptist youths visited the Stevens home for a social gathering, and plans were discussed for a new school building. The Parmera Co-operative Irrigation ditch inspectors recommend cement taps and waste-ways. The Mutual Benefit Club had a meeting with social activities and refreshments. The Sunnywide Literary Society concluded its season with a debate on the Invisible Goat versus the Visible Goat. A runaway incident at Gorham involved a horse bolting after an auto scare, causing vehicle damage. moral urged caution when hitching a horse.
Announcement from the M. E. Ladies Aid postpones their world trip due to illness. Rev. J J Tickner outlines a Sabbath morning topic Christian Science What Is It and an evening Denominational Day. March 12 15 16 events include a Baptist church Sunday School institute and talks by Rev C E Deal and others. Regular Brethren Church services are planned for next Sunday.
A garbled OCR page mixes life expectancy notes with tales and jokes. It discusses life expectancy by age, noting around twenty-one years left at age fifty, eight years at seventy, and five at eighty. Interwoven are fragmented anecdotes about a tiger keeper, a jackal, and brief New York Post and Houston Post clippings with terse quips.
Notice is given by M. F. Albert administrator of the Jessie Miller estate deceased in Canyon County Idaho. Creditors and all persons having claims against the estate must exhibit them with vouchers within 10 months after the first publication to the administrator at the First National Bank in Fayete. Dated February 17, 1925.
Monte Beers executrix of Annie C Beers deceased calls all creditors to present claims with vouchers within ten months after publicatIon. Claims to be shown at the Lyon law office in the Payette National Bank Building Payette Idaho. Dated February 24 1916. Monte Beers executrix of the estate. For Sale Idaho Rural seed potatoes 2 miles northeast of Payette Jensen.
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