District Lodge News Promises Big Conclave and Growth
The Payette Lodge No. 22 reports on district confluence shaping up with anticipated large delegations and plans to expand and revise by laws. A social fundraiser netted about $40 to aid a sisters' room and the lodge recounts a renovation turning the hall into a lively center of activity. For sale: three milk goats, all fresh milkers.
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Wether Lodge No
Wuh
Rebekah
Caldwell
Apell
Murely
Payette
Grand Lodge
Nampa
Coxey
Peoples Progressive Ticket Nominated At Local Convention
A Payette convention nominated candidates under the Peoples Progressive Ticket for city offices. The slate includes Ree Bradshaw for Mayor Martin Luther for City Clerk Bearson for Treasurer CA Smith and D D Cole for Councilmen in the first ward Donald and Harry Rent. second ward Del Christman and W M Copeland. third ward. The community is urged to participate in shaping Payette’s future.
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Offi | Jets
Ree Bradshaw
Martin @ Luther
Bearson
Smith
D. D. Cole
del Chricdan
W. M. Copeland
Chatrice Court
Citizens Party
Eel Party
Coorr
Payette
Burineda
A Pine Plock of Poultry at Baker Home
The Editor toured the Baker home near town on Sunday afternoon and saw Mr. and Mrs. Baker’s poultry operation. The flock includes white Leghorns and White Wyandots. Two incubators were running and a third 600 cm electrically heated unit soon to operate. They report strong demand for day old chicks and eggs. A shipment of 250 eggs went to Grant's Pass, Oregon last week.
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Edltor
J.D. Baker
Grant's Pass
Oregon
Women's Auxiliary Unit No 1 Meets April Evening
The Women’s Auxiliary Unit No 1 of the American Legion will hold a regular meeting Monday evening April th at the home of Mrs IC Larson on 1st Avenue South. Bring your dues.
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Women's Auxiliary Unit No
Women’s Auxiliary Unit No. 1
The
American Legion
IC. , Larson
1St Avenue South
Death notices for Mrs Dellacena Peterson of Idaho and Missouri
Mrs Dellacena Peterson born May 14 1883 Polk County Missouri died March 18 1921 Payette Idaho. She married H T Peterson January 4 1884. ten children born four girls six boys. Surviving children listed with locations. deceased children named. Funeral held March 19 at Baptist church with large congregation.
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Dellacena Peterson
Polk County
Payette
Idaho
H. T. Peterson
Fred
Lillie
Arlie
Betty Baxter
Wapata
Washington
Maud Rogers
Arthur
Louise Marion
Clarence
Hay
James
Martha Vanderpol
Vint Crawford
Boise
Santa Rosa
Calif
Baptist Church
Rumels
Caspel
Dellas County
Advertising Pays Rex Spray Co. Expands Ad Efforts
The Payette Valley Rex Spray Co. boosts business via substantial newspaper advertising and a large new sign on the north side of their office and warehouse. Star Paint Shop completed the sign, giving the premises a prosperous look.
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Payette Valley Rex Spray Co
Star Paint Shop
Payette High edge Weiser in first baseball game of season
Weiser's 8. squad lost 21 to 7 to Paysue high power hitters in a season opening baseball game last Saturday. Blair held the Weiser batters hitless for the first five innings as Paysue struck in the second, with strong pitching and a lineup featuring Brannock Patton and Crumpy. Next Saturday Paysue meets Nampa High at Nampa.
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Weiser
jIntermorntain Institute
Blair
Payette
Weber
Batteries
Brannock
Petsteon
Laver
Patch
Shater
Maule
Geare
Patton
Sanger
Walker
White
Equid
Nampa
Ata
PH. 5
Caldwell West
Marie Gauer
Carl Benninghoree
Oraties
Nora Broderson
Mise Sanders
Caldwell
Velanu
April Sth Program For High School Library Benefit
April the Sth has been chosen as the date of the program to be given for the benefit of the High School Library. Three very interesting one act plays will be given: The Burglar, an amusing farce, Pinero's clever comedy, The Play Goers and a delightful fantasy, The Maker of Dreams.
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Pinero
Notice to Spray Fruit Trees in Fayette Area
Residents of fayette and vicinity are urged to spray fruit trees and shrubs to eradicate the San Jose Scale and other tree enemies. Do it soon before leaves appear. improper spray can burn leaves. Local inspectors cannot cover all territory, so this notice suffices. Custom crews may assist if needed. cooperate so the town remains clean.
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Fayette
San Jose
Mr and Mrs McComsey Visit Payette in Trip
Mr and Mrs T H McComsey arrived in Payette last Thursday evening while returning from Salt Lake where Mr McComsey attended to business. They have many friends in Payette who welcome their visits. Mrs McComsey returned to Salem on Monday evening, while Mr McComsey stayed on a few days longer to handle local business.
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Mrs. McComsey
Payette
T. H. McComsey
Salt Lake
Mr. McComsey
R. E. Shaw
Keith Burns
Emmett
Frank Korep
Hans
Weiser
Carl Korup
J. Korup & Wells
M. E. McDonald
C. R. Smith
A. M.stowell
Minnesota
H. B. Orcutt
Leo Ballenger
Boise
W. M. Copeland
Copeland
Sam Gode
Tacoma
Sam
Henry Hanson
St. James’ Guild
R. D. Bradshaw
Ida Paige
Marsh Paine
Pendleton
Oregon
Mrs Nave Visits Payette From California Relatives
Mrs Nave arrived in Payette from California in the week to visit her parents Mr and Mrs F M Satoris and other relatives and friends.
Progressive Citizens Party Convention Planned in Payette Idaho
Notice announces a March 31 1921 convention of qualified electors at Payette City Hall District Court Room to organize the Progressive Citizens Party and nominate a mayor city clerk treasurer and two councilmen for each ward for the April 26 1921 election. The event invites all qualified electors and cites Senate Bill 140. Also includes local theatre listings and notes local business changes and Ben Tomlin’s move to a ranch.
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Payette
Idaho
Progressive Citizens’ Party
Anid Party
State of Idaho
Ben Tomlin
Ben Tomls
Wood & Spaulding
7Th Street
W. F. Sherwood
Heights
Ben
Bernice Adeline Chatfield dies at 13 in Payette
Bernice Adeline Chatfield was born December 22, 1907 in Payette and died March 17, 1921 after sleeping sickness. She leaves parents, three brothers Leo Carl and Willis, grandparents Mr and Mrs D B Coats, and other relatives. Funeral at Christian Church conducted by Rev H E Mowe. burial in Riverside Cemetery.
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Berwce Adeline Chatfield
Bernice Adeline Chatfield
2. B. Coste
Payette
Beker
Leo
Carl
Willis
D. B. Coats
Christian Church
H. E. Mowe
Riverside
Longtime Idaho resident John Burns dies at 78 in Payette
John Burns also known as John Boyd died at his Payette Idaho home on March 20 1921 aged about 78 after a life of farming stock raising and charitable acts He was born around 1843 in Illinois the third son of Patrick and Ruth Burns He leaves a widow a Payette nephew Albert Burns and other relatives Funeral services were held at his home March 21 conducted by Rev Houser with interment in Riverside Cemetery
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John Burns
John Boyd
Payette
Idaho
Patrick
Ruth Burns
Ilinois
Union
Gregon
Albert Burns
Houser
Riverside Cemetery
Fred Reed
Fred R. Reed
U. S
Payette Chamber of Commerce
M. F. Albert
B.C. S. Brainard
J. B. Turner
Portia Club Meeting Promises Unusual Interest At Y
The Portia Club plans a Monday April meeting at the Y with background business and a Legislative Committee chaired by Mrs D Ainey. Each member to read papers on members of the President Cabinet. Mrs J R McKinney to discuss experiences in the State Legislature. Afternoon features include singing of National Airs. Also: FOR SALE A barn Phone 53.
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Portia Club
Legislative Committee
D. Ainey
J. R. McKinney
Construction begins on Stethodust Church basement
Mr C O Kirkendall started excavating Monday for a basement under Stethodust Church to hold 30 250 feet of space for Sunday School rooms a kitchen and furnace room. A furnace will be installed after completion. Kirksville Missouri News. Co and Mrs George Still hosted the Detta Omega sorority fish breakfast at their Osmopathy Avenue home.
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C. O. Kirkendall
Stethodust Church
Kirksville
Missouri
Still
American School of Osteopathy
Burnett
Valley Concrete Ua Expands With New Equipment and Crews
Valley Concrete Ua reports its busiest period with three crews handling drainage culverts and irrigation. About 24 men are employed as four brick machines begin operation and a 50 HL P gas engine destined for pumping water is prepared to drive the rock crusher, boosting Payette payroll. Card of thanks from Ray Chatfield and family expresses gratitude for support during illness and death.
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Valley Concrete Ua
Tle
Payette
Dr J C Woodward Eyes Free Fitting in Woodward Building
Dr J C Woodward announces availability at his Woodward Building office each afternoon for fitting glasses. Arrangements may be made for evening appointments. Eye examinations are free of charge with a full set of modern instruments in use.
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J. C. Woodward
Ccnlist
Woodward Building
Notable Local Visitors and Community News in Payette
Payette residents and visitors are listed from Emmett Boise and Portland. Major Fred R. Reed dies prompting Payette Chamber resolutions praising his irrigation work and western cooperation efforts.
Jessor Rossen Receives a Broken Arm
Assessor O. B. Rossen sustained a broken wrist when a Ford backfired on Tuesday near Fruitland. Deputy Miss Russell transported him to town. Drs. I. R. and J. Woodward reduced the fracture. His arm is swollen but he remains on duty. The same arm broke in the same place years ago by the same car.
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Jessor Rossen
O. B. Rossen
Ford
Fruitland
Miss Russell
Payette
Payette County WCTU Plans All Day Meeting at Presbyterian
The Women’s Christian Temperance Union of Payette County will hold an all day meeting at the Presbyterian church on Tuesday March 29. It opens at 10 o clock with National lecturer and organizer Mrs Hollister expected to speak in the afternoon. A noon picnic luncheon will be served. Also noted are Wheaton Theatre owners Janette Kirkendall W H Williams and S S Mitchell from Weiser promoting a three night engagement of Way Down East on March 29 30 and 31.
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Women’s Christian Temperance Union
Payette County
Presbyterian Church
Hollister
Janette Kirkendall
W. H. Williams
S. S. Mitchell
Weiser
Wheaton Theatre
Payette
Ladies Night A Big Payette Chamber Meeting
The Payette Chamber of Commerce held a banquet with over two hundred attendees, about half of them ladies. Chairman Coughanour guided a brief program with solos by Miss Ruby Landen Mrs Eastman and Miss Christian, plus brief remarks by Mayor Woodward and others. N B Morgensem of Baker Oregon, who recently bought 80 acres in Whitlay Bottom, is in town on business.
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Chamber of Commerce
Payette
Coughanour
Ruby Landen
Eastman
Christian
Mayor Woodward
Bert Payette
N. BE. Morgensem
Baker, Oregon
Whitlay Bottom
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Buster’ Keaton
Wm. H- Crane
Pathe News
Wands Hawley
Tom Mix
Larry Setoon
Weil
Bert Lytell
Maren
Allan Dwan
Pany (Rhuckie
Wild
BF Metarru
Mountain States Telephone Co
C. M. Pitz
McCarroll
Rigby
Mre
Ray Chatfield
Armen Johnston
W. P. Ackerman
New Plymouth
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Royal Arch
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Col. G. P. Thayer
California
Payette Heights
Rezac
W.H. Taylor
Railway Mail Service
Frank S. Zimmerman
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