District six residents gather for visits and local events
District No. 6 residents entertained visitors including Mr and Mrs Hansen at the Short ranch area and Mr and Mrs Gauld as they plan to move to Polse Valley. W Ferber left for Cannes Washington after visiting his sister. Mrs George Phipps from Ontario visited old neighbors. An added note records a near fatal horse accident involving Albert Hill whose horse died from a broken neck after stumbling in a gopher hole.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hansen
Mrr
Ais
Strubbelin
Cannes
Washington
George Phipps
Ontario
A. Diedericksen
Boise
Henry Sick
Albert
John Rich
Chas. Rich
T. Stinnett
Payette
M. A. Smith
John Davis
Fort Scott
Kansas
Fred Friend
Gerard
P. E. Bilkett
Cieely Silkett
Iunner
H. B. Puller
Mitchell Fuller
Swab
Ira Dalzell
Florence Boor
Andrew Manneman
Ira Rich
Johnson
Fruitland
Oliver Wilcox
Payette Valley
Leonard Griffith
Parma
Mr. Griffith
Chas
Ross
Fruitland Drug Co
Carrie Hooker
H. M. Lewis
Kyles
S. S
Enid Griep
Davis
Pilgrim's Progress
Linwood
Nebraska
Pityatte Valley
Adam Lockner
Geo. Lockner
Lockner
Henry Brown
Louis Vetom
Ed. Vetom
Williams Bros
B. P. Shawhan
H. J. Smith Place
Big Willow reopens for spring term under Miss Bayer
The Big Willow school resumes for a three month spring term with Miss Mamie Bayer as well as others returning. Farmers prepare for the crop while local activity includes Mrs. Frank Shivers visiting Payette to meet relatives and workers arriving at ranches owned by Mr. Peter Fence and Mr. Banister. Unclaimed letters at Payette post office for week ending March 18 1911 list several names. Payette Paint Wall Paper Store advertises painting and decorating services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Big Willow
Mamie Bayer
Frank Shivers
Baker City
Payette
Maho
Canyon County
Dave Tussher
M. W. Waldron
Arthur Haines
Sam Hall
Les
Ernest
Burt Venable
Fruitland Community Notes and Local Arrivals
Fruitland updates show religious gatherings growing with twelve new converts at Bap tist services and a B P U social at the McConnel home. Births, marriages, and arrivals abound as families welcome a new baby, a California bungalow contract is let, and Mrs J H Spainhower mourns her mother’s death. Community visits include Paysette and Parma residents, a spelling contest for local pupils, and a plan to gravel Fruitland Ave amid civic pride.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Culen
J. E
Colley
Mrs. Wherry
Carl Shamberger
Fruitland
Grace Clark
St. Luke Hospital
Boise
Harry T. Lewis
John Rich
James McHenry
J. L. Schitchfield
California
Welsh
A. W. Conover
Frank Zelar
Humphreys
Oklahoma City
H.R. Flack
Caldwell
C. H. Sargent
H'E Red Apple
Fruitland Ave
Martin Osluther
H. D. Ficke
City Clark
Board of Direc
Wil Whitsell
Emmett
Local Notes From Little Willow Greek and Valley Developments
Community reports from Little Willow Greek detail land clearing and irrigation work in the valley with mentions of a 20 acre tract, new incubator models, and cattle and sheep preparations for lambing. Also note town residents visiting Payette, and increasing demand for farm equipment. Public notice announces sealed bids for 12000 water works ext and 12000 sewer bonds in Pasette with 5 percent interest and 20 year terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Lowell
Ontario
Les Vesort
Garrett
Eastside
Custer Hartley
King Roe
Payette
Arthur Wight
George Brewer
Albert Conover
Fay Shamberser
Rhoda Sasser
John Syme
Albert Hartley
Thas
Shimp
Chas
Skippen
Fohp Hill
Conover
Mr. Conover
Fruitland State Bank 1911 Financial Condition Report
Report of the financial condition of Fruitland State Bank Fruitland Idaho as of March 7 1911 showing assets including loans and discounts overdrafts bonds and securities banking house and fixtures due from banks cash on hand and other items and liabilities including capital stock deposits and missing figures sworn by cashier J O Scritchfield and notarized March 16 1911 with signatures of directors H Sargent and E E Hunter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fruitland State Bank
Fruitland
State of Idaho
Heen
Idaho
County of Canyon
J. O. Seri
Assessment Notice for Payette Idaho Company
Directors meet March 20 1911 levied an assessment of 2 cents per share on capital stock payable to the secretary at Riverside Ave Payette Idaho on or before the 10th day of May. Unpaid stock will be advertised as delinquent and sold on the 10th day of May at o clock p m to cover the delinquent assessment and costs. Greenwood Avenue Irrigation can
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greenwood Avenue
Strongly built horses offered for sale locally
Advertisers urge readers to inspect sturdy, reasonably priced horses they describe as durable and well built. Prospective buyers are invited to view the animals and decide without pressure to purchase.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Oregon
J. W. Prestel & Sons
MS. Powell
Will Equiis
Ae MtcCartney
Peter Fence
Frank Crighton
Kestubader
Baring
Banister
L. C. Moore
Fruitlaundters
Little Willow
Elven
Pasette
J. O. Scritchfield
P. B. Silbert
H. Sargent
E. E. Hunter
Moss Mercantile Co
Payette Saddlery Co
Sallor
Payette Paint
E. H. Brubaker
C. S. Fulton
Main
Tno
Rome
A. L. Mathis
Payette, Idaho, Ind
Phone
Plymouth
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