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Newspaper
Payette Enterprise
Location
Payette, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 1913
Page
2
An editorial endorses Compton for mayor and lauds two business men on Payette council. It argues for capable leadership and stable administration. City registrars McDonald and Paine set up offices to register veterans and residents in the different wards.
In Payette district the Baptist Ladies announce an annual bazaar and hunting cap sale to raise funds. They will serve a ham and egg supper on Saturday March 1 in the Brainard building, with supper priced at 25 cents. The registrar G W Moore will be in Payette and ward offices on week days except Saturday.
Regional agricultural note urges expanding dairy farming near Payette. Advocates hay and pasture at low cost, corn for cow ration, and combining dairying with fruit growing. Cites profits from alfalfa hay, mentions twenty five dollars per ton for hay, and recommends grasses and clover for bottom and sandy soils.
Mrs D B Coates Belva J and Dora Whyman of Boise visited the Windle home Tuesday afternoon. Grace White hosted friends last Thursday with light refreshments. Mable Dorsey stayed with Mrs George Windle Saturday. A group including Herman and Julius Precht Will Carstens and Kathleen Shelton visited Boise and stayed with Malinda in the hospital Sunday. Apple packing starts at the cold storage north of Payette this week. Orchard Avenue Orange meets Friday at the Chapter House to encourage Granger attendance.
An ad offers spraying of all kinds with a power sprayer and work guaranteed to pass Fruit Inspector inspection. Orders can be left at Enterprise Printing or contact George Jeffries in Ott.
Wil Edwards returns from xin gland as his mother Mrs Jackson battles illness. Birth of a son to Mr and Mrs Ernest Meyer on March 6. Visitors include Clyde Andersons of Glenns Ferry and W W Martin group to Caldwell. Lt W S Drysdale of Columbus Ohio arrives for a few days with his father Dr W T Drysdale. Public sale planned by Frank Bates as he trades land. Bates moving to Minnesota. Various visits, weddings whispered, and travel plans noted among Plymouth residents and nearby towns.
Community updates cover church suppers, Grange meetings, and a Baptist ladies aid surprise for their secretary Mrs Will Newburn as they prepare farewell plans. Reports note a March 13 Aller Trio Lyceum show, city blackout from an electric storm, a new Ford car purchase, and plans for a minstrel show by the New Plymouth Fire Department.
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