Payette city ordinance excludes property from boundaries
Ordinance by Payette Idaho mayor and council excludes a 3.23 acre parcel at the northwest corner of Center Avenue and 15th Street from city boundaries. The measure, approved March 17, 1913, requires publication in the official newspaper and includes signatures of Mayor H. J. Brannock and City Clerk Martin O. Luther. Also brief local notices advertise items for sale including a Red Cross shoe claim, a gelding, wagons, and harness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City of
Payette
Center Avenue
15Th Street
Canyon County
Idaho
First Avenue
H. J. Brannock
Burne
Sixth Street
Third Avenue
Sixth Avenue South
Ideho
Bonds Carried Unanimously for Little Willow Irrigation
Unanimous approval of bond issuance for the Little Willow Irrigation District as residents urge swift action to construct the storage reservoir and irrigation system. Speakers exhort communal effort, local pride, and organizing the valley's development to ensure water and land use benefits by 1914.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Willow
Idaho
J. M. Thompson
Caldwell
Society Notes From Keennington Gatherings and Milestones
Mine Reva Cree and Miss Ina Scriver hosted a Kennington luncheon at Cree’s home on Wednesday afternoon for Miss Maude Aldrich who left for Albion Normal School on Friday. A four course supper preceded guests attending a Lantern number at the Lite Opera House. Mrs. AB Moss held a Lenten luncheon with guests Lillian Nesbit H O Davis Tillomon Baker Coughanour Irwin and Bunney Rezac Dunn, followed by a Bride party for Mrs R C Davin. The H F Bridge club met at Mr and Mrs M D Chandler with high scores by Mrs 4 A Soule and Mr T F Adams. Guests included Dr and Mrs I R Woodward and Mrs R C Davin. Mr and Mrs C B Compton hosted a family dinner Sunday honoring General and Mrs A H Bowen’s 51st wedding anniversary with General and Mrs Bowen Mrs R G Davis Mrs Cecil Dunn Dorothy and Charley Compton Mrs Boyd and son Adna and Mr H E Duan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mine Reva Cree
Ina Scriver
Kennington
Maude Aldrich
Albion Normal School
Lite
AB. Moss
Mra
Lillian Nesbit
H. O. Davis
Tillomon
Baker
Coughanour
Hrwin
Bunney
Rezac
Dunn
Dogg
H, EH
R. C. Davin
H. F. Bridge Club
M. D. Chandler
Soule
T. F. Adams
I. R. Woodward
C. B. Compton
A. H. Bowen
General
Bowen
Compton
Cecil Dunn
Dorothy
Charley Compton
Boyd
Adna
H. E. Duan
Conference Excursions Via Oregon Short Line to Salt Lake City
Tickets on sale for a Salt Lake City trip for the April Mormon Conference. Departures from points north of Ogden April 1 to 5, limited to April 15. See venue for rates and further particulars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oregon Short Line
Salt Lake City
Ogden
Sth
Seewente
Payette adopts ordinance making city clerk ex officio police judge
Ordinance No 222 passed by Payette council makes the City Clerk ex officio Police Judge and collector of special taxes, water rentals, and city licenses. The measure repeals conflicting ordinances and takes effect with the 1913-14 fiscal year start, with publication required. Mayor H. J. Brannock and City Clerk Martin O. Luther signed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City of
Payette
State of Idaho
City
Old City
Bart
H. J. Brannock
Little Willow Notes and Valley Water Meeting
In Little Willow readers report six teachers visiting from nearby towns and a plan for a water users association to be organized at Hastaide schoolhouse on the 22nd. Local bonds passed with strong support after irrigation district meetings with J. M. Thompson and engineer W. C. Sturdevant. A flood year prompts hopes for a new wagon bridge and dam at Paddock valley. notices include local trades and a horse for sale from E. B. Sargent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Our
Misten Wilson
Keeler
Payette
B. M. Perkins
Mise
Mack Phipps
Bolton Sheep Company
R. EB. Olsen
J. M. Thompson
Caldwell
Irrigation District
W. C. Sturdevant
Edward B. Patton
I. 1
Weiser
L. H. Patton
W. R. Shimp
Alva Miller
Ontario
John Syme
Frank Farrout
Robert McAully
Symes
Arthur Wight
George Brewer
Niel Gordon
Washington
George Coats
Clyde Currin
Walter McGilvery
R. Y. Currin
Smith of
Smith
Paddock Valley
Ward Registrars Set Weeklong Voter Hours
Mrs McDonald registrar for First Ward will be at home daily for voter registration and Saturdays at McDonald and Smith grocery. Mrs Paine registrar for Second Ward will be at home all week except Saturday when at The Payette Land and Improvement Co office. Mrs Moore registrar for Third Ward will have her office at home daily.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. E. McDonald
McDonald and Smith
E. P. Paine
Payette Land & Improvement Co
G. W. Moore
Weather and notices from Payette Idaho and region
Week ending March 18 shows 7 PM high 61 on 17 and low 19 on 15 with mean 25. Total precipitation .40, greatest 24 hour drop 23. Clear 1 day, partly cloudy 1, cloudy 6. winds from north. Also local notices: livestock for sale, housing to rent, trades, pigs wanted, cooks needed, and real estate ads. Ordinance 228 closes part of Sixth Street in Payette. Russell's department store promotes Nemo corsets and Red Cross shoes. House rental and stage items included.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bre
F. Allen
Russell's
Nemo
Russell
Ity
Ruspell Department
Also Mentioned on This Page
Coats
Woodward
Payvette
Attest, Martin O, Luther
Red Cross
O. J. McCartney
Ida
Old Stroup Yanch
Stic
Lea
Wood & Spaulding
Society Notes
Martin O. Luther
Tas Canyon Commercial Co
Elese Potting
Gant
Kai
the Emma
Enterprise Printing Office
Ally —George Jeffries
A. B. Wood
Star
Satoris
E. B. Sargent
Cheliber
Hart Schaffner
Marx
E. C. Keith & Son
Hart Schaffner &Marx
Stetson & Walk-Over Shoes
Announcement City Registrars
Weather Report
J. W. Boor
K. G. Boyd
Ninth St
Carl Jacobsen
McKinney
Plymouth
J. Brannoge
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