Immigrants Arrive in Payette Amid March Influx
The Payette Short Line Station sees a record March influx of immigrant movables, with eight to ten more cars expected. Arrivals include W A Newburn, Henry Reins, Tom Murray, and others from Nebraska, Wyoming, Ohio, and Kansas, settling in Payette and nearby towns. A wedding between Bessie Watts and Emerson Lemley in Payette is announced, with ceremony at the Methodist parsonage and a reception at the bride’s home. The couple will reside in Payette before moving to Salt Lake City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Payette
Loretta
Nebraska
Henry Reins
Miller
Tom Murray
Rock Springs
Wyoming
H. L. Troxell
Sargent
F. Zimmerman
Scranton
Tow
A. J. Rogers
Aurora
W. A. Jones
Sabetha
Kansas
J. Fishburn
Chapman
E. M. van Duyn
Boise
Idaho
H. R
Bessie Watts
M. W. Watte
Emerson Lemley
Yale
C. B. Helman
Methodist
Golden Rule
Clerk
Gilmore Hotel
Mothers Circle on West Side Discusses Child Welfare Campaign
The Mothers Circle met with Mrs Shoesmith hosting on the West Side. Letters from the National and Idaho Congress of Mothers described a Child Welfare Campaign from February to May, with Gov Hawley asked to designate a day. The group discussed How to Get the Child to Cooperate with the Teacher and planned a March 26 meeting at 3 PM hosted by Mrs Maule to discuss Training the Boy to Work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shoesmith
National
Idaho Congress of Mothers
Schoff
Gov. Hawley
Maule
Big Payette Horse Sale Set for March 30
A large horse auction is planned in Payette for Saturday March 30 with Col James Barnard Crying the sale. Listings already include eight span of work m ale six teams of draft horses ten brood mares four drivers four saddle horses and four two year old colts. Buyers and sellers are urged to attend the big sale of the season.
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Payette
Otto Albert
James Barnard
Judge and Mrs Bowen Celebrate Fiftieth Anniversary
Society notes recount Judge and Mrs Bowen observing their fiftieth anniversary on the 13th with a floral decorated setting and a long golden feast. Guests sent best wishes and gifts as the couple nears a diamond milestone, with hopes to attend future festivities. Mrs Davis of Boise honored her sister with eight tables at 500, in a rose scented afternoon hosted by Mrs Hiram Dunn. Grace White and Inez Dixon assisted servants. other entertaining included Mrs Soule’s dinner for Mrs Herman Hinze and Mrs Chester Taylor of Weiser. Brundage hosted two tables of 500. E L Peterson hosted informal bridge.
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Bowen
R. C. Davis
Boise
Hiram Dunn
Stoufer
Grace White
Inez Dixon
L. S. Soule
Herman Hinze
Chester Taylor
Weiser
Miss Brundage
E. L. Peterson
Bridge
Fruit Growers Address Spray Solution Quality And Standards
In a statement to fruit growers, the Boise-Payette Spray Man Co defends its spray solution quality, notes state law allows dilution to ten to one but inspectors advise eight to one with lime and sulfur. They promise 33 to 34 percent Calcium Sulphide in every barrel and invite tests for comparison. Also, a local for sale note offers 200 tons of hay with good feeding grounds and running water, listing H. Ramey at 15-14.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boise-Payette Spray Man. Co
H. Ramey
Payette Offered Plant for Berry Growing and Preservation
Payette could host a large preserving and extracting plant by Baker Preserving Company if the city and local growers cooperate. A 100000 pound yearly berry program including currants cherries dewberries and raspberries may lead to a plant with the company taking all berries produced. HH Baker of Denver praised Payette berries and discussed a plant to process the fruit, with Seattle and Denver connections noted. plans hinge on local acreage and grower profits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Payette
Baker Preserving Company
A. Baker
Denver
City council reviews street work and sidewalk projects
The council discussed North Seventh Avenue North improvements and a six foot donation on North Sixth Street to widen the corridor and add sidewalks. It authorized blueprints, bids for summer street sprinkling, and studied purchasing a crusher and roller with favorable offers. A donation plan on Seventh Avenue North from Sixth Street to the railroad was set to gather signatures. Local breeders offered two mares and a mare weight harness for sale.
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Seventh Avenue
Commercial Club
Cout Cs
M. F. Albert
Peter Pence
M. E. Wood
North Sixth Street
Sevventh Avenue
Sixth Street
Sheriff makes many arrests in Caldwell action
Saturday evening Sheriff Watking from Caldwell assisted by Marshal J. Skoges made multiple arrests under local option and gambling charges. Detained were A. Rose James Macombe Ed Stone Ed Holden R. B. Mitchell and B. Roberts. Trials set to begin Tuesday with key witnesses H. B. Carter and Fay Wilson. Also notes church plans and club events amid local notices.
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Watking
Caldwell
J. Skoges
A. Rose
James Macombe
Stone
Holden
R. B. Mitchell
B. Roberts
Rose
Macombe
Mitchell
Roberts
O. J. Skaggs
H. B. Carter
Fay Wilson
Watkins
Bridge Ready for Traffic Opens to Public Wednesday
Snake River Bridge is opened for public use Wednesday evening with the bridge practically complete. Painting and minor grading remain, but the main structure is in use.
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Snake River
Bridge across Snake River opens to public use
Boise visitors include M. F. Albert and T. B. Haynes on Tuesday. Muzzy leaves for Town due to daughter's illness. Norman Cornelson tours Owyhee land. The new Snake River bridge opens Wednesday evening. Pending items include grading and final acceptance by Bowen and Riebeling. Ferry service ends. Payette gains direct connection to the region as the Snow Moody project nears completion and water flows in the ditches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Snake River
M. G. Riebeling
Bowen and
Payette
Newcombe
Lewis Newcombe
Murphy Land & Irrigation Company
Owyhee
Murphy
Payette Valley
Payette News Briefs From Homes To Library Plans
Payette society notes Mrs Cheater Taylor returns from a Payette visit to Weiser while Mrs Hattie Gilmore comes back from Los Angeles. Elizabeth Reed sails to Albrop Nebraska. Frank Hogue back from Chicago and eastern cities on Denner & Co business. Library fundraiser set for April with Portia Club and Bolae Y M C A figures promoting an April 12 program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Hogue
Chicago
New York
Denner &Co
F. A. G. Clasa
Christian Sunday School
Thurston's
Mission Band and Juniors Entertain at Christian Church
The Mission Band and Juniors present an entertainment at the Christian church on Thursday evening, March 28 at 7:30. A free will offering will aid orphans in India under missionaries Do Fine Work. Also noted is Payneette Paint and Wall Paper Company’s completion of a Buick model 19 paint job praised for factory-like quality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
India
Payette Paint & Wall Paper Company
E. Short
London
Ontario
Lorraine
Star
Ontaroo
Welser
Ontario Lodge
Courtship as Sermon Theme at Local Baptist Church
The church plans two sermons next Sunday. At 7 29 the topic will be An Old Fashioned Courtship and at 11 A.M. Normal Progress will be the morning message.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Watts-Lemley
Payette Mothers’ Circle
Society News
the “Fruit Growers
Paetie
Enterprise Office
Asmuseen
A. Berding
Ite
James Trevey
Emmett
Riggs
Merbert Hayman
Cortexe
Presbyterian Church
M. D. Reed
Weatherford
Oklo
BE. C. Keith
Hamliney
Enterprise Ad
Ruth Maule
The
Payette Clearing House
Supreme Court of the United States
State of
National Bank Examiner
First National Bank
Payette National Bank
Payette, Idaho
T. B. Haynes
Nlorman Cornelson
Hattie Gilmore
Los Angeles
California
Misa Elizabeth Reed
Albrop
Portia Club
C. F. Easter
Bolae Young Men's Christian Association
Vayette
H. J. Puchert
Pruitland
Mr. Puchert
Gloster
Frank Forbes
Frank Noot
Honolulu
A. L. Gorham
Lewis County
Mr. Gorham
Winchester
New Perce
Bewmont
Iaho
A. Wella
Diese
Emoire
Lyndon Osborne
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