Payette Ties Chief Moss Dies After Civil War Service
Hon A B Moss longtime Payette leader and lumber magnate died at SS Alphonsus Boise on Saturday from typhoid fever. He helped found Payette, led as first mayor, chaired the Asylum Board and served in state politics. Survived by wife five sons a sister and others. Funeral held Tuesday with Masons and local officials in attendance. President Lew Adams of Empire Lumber commented on expansion plans in Payette. The Gamble Concert Party is scheduled for March 27 as part of the Lyceum course.
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A. B. Moss
SS Alphonsus Hospital
Boise
Payette
Mr. Mos
Belvidere
Kool
Caime West
Colorado
Wyoming
Colla Mellor
Rock Springs
Idaho
Oregon
Dessini Ier
Tertile
Pay- Otte
F.C. Moss
Paquette
Hines
Fins, National Bank
Moss Mercantile
Cannery Company
Asylum Board
Payette Valley Railroad
Cff
Shiloh
E. S
Thomas Ashworth
St. James
Ben Samuel Applegate
Lew Adams
Empire Lumber Company
B. W. Pease
Cal
Empire
J. A. Lauer
Lauer & Brother
Adams
Ernest Gamble
Gamble Artys
Philadelphia
Lyceum
Presbyterian Church Services Highlight Quartet and Departing Soloist
The Presbyterian Church announces morning worship with the Ladies' Quartet leading song next Sunday and a solo by Mrs. Benaure Grant before her departure from Payette. Morning sermon titled conformity and nonconformity. Evening sermon tackles Home Rule or Rome Rule in or out of Ireland.
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Pias
Game Licenses for Sale at Local Shops in 1914
Advertises new game licenses for sale in 1914 at Downa Harness Shop in Good pastur e and Tunning Water with D B Wilcox contact number 286 ted 8. 182.
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Downa
D. B. Wilcox
Ted
Auxiliary social in Commercial Club rooms March 30
The Auxiliary hosts a social in Commercial Club rooms next Monday evening March 30 with Charity Higgies performing Vocil Orgin and Leila Herline piano solo. Miss Amey sings, light refreshments served, no charge. Ladies may bring husbands and male guests or relatives.
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Auxiliary
Vocil Orgin
Leila Herline
Amey
P.S
A Bargain in Lumber at Empire Lumber Co
Overstocked on 1x6 Com non pine flooring for storage buildings sub floors and sheathing. Exceptional grade material suitable where Shiplap is used. Priced at 15.00 per thousand cash. Quick sale, no future deliveries promised.
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Comnon
Empire Lumber CO
A Faithful Worker The Crystal Bottom People Thank Cox
The Crystal Bottom People express gratitude to BB Cox the Baptist Carpenter for Sunday School work and revival impact across the state. He is seen as well suited to outreach, knowing local ways and winning hearts as harvests rise while laborers are few. For Sale wood eight fifty delivered. Leave word at the Grange office. Lesuona wind instruments by Ernest M Brown. Gall or phone Mrs Phillips.
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Crystal Bottom
BB Cox
Grange
D. R. Linder
Ernest M. Brown
Gall
Season Opens Lecture Course Easter Sunday Appeal
A Fayette community appeal from the Easter Sunday lecture committee notes a funding deficit for the season. The group emphasizes patronage over donations, citing the North American touring act valued at 179 dollars to cover travel and venue costs. Tickets at 75 cents are urged to support the event and benefit all local families.
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Fayette
Reduh
North America
C. F. Muller
M. FP. Albert
F. Stamey
T. F. Adams
M. D. Reed
Ira Tweedy
R. L.shaw
C. L. Shaw
Property owners urged to join sprinkling districts
Notice states all property owners desiring inclusion in the sprinkling districts should petition the city council immediately in accordance with governing ordinances. M. O. Luther, City Clerk.
Fire bug plot charges shake Payette town
In Payette Idaho RH Rust and Mrs EC Dickles were jailed on 2500 bail for alleged arson aimed at injuring Horticultural Fire Insurance Co. Kate Daffron admitted Rust sought 800 insurance in her name to burn the store. Mrs Dickles denies collusion and says she bought the store for 450. The case ties to a prior Rust incident in Payette and local racing and baseball notes wrap the page.
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Uw Portland
We Uke
Rust
EC. Dickles
Horticultural Fire Insurance Company
Kate Daffron
Robinson and
Ryan
B. C. Dickles
Dickles
Payette
Mrs. Dickles
W. F. Rust
Emmett
Successful Cake Contest Delights Library Committee and Community
Saturday evening's cake contest drew thirty eight entries with high praise for bakers and judges. Prizes awarded to ten winners including Mrs Gwynn and Mrs O C Kirkendall. Proceeds benefited the library with prizes from local merchants and building use donated by Mr Chase.
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Cale
Library Committee
Bennett
McGinnehay
Coughanour
Swanengy
Chase
Mray Orey
Gwynn
Mra O. C. Kirkendall
Joln Sur
Ed Mays
Mr. Crouch
Mra. Vallikett
R.A. Cramp
Mra
Oe Miller
J. J
Local News and School Notes From Hlé School
News in brief from Hlé School covers Monday returns to class, student activities, and upcoming events. Juniors and Seniors engage in projects, baseball helps workers, and clubs prepare for an April 20 meeting with demonstrations, questions, and meat cuts discussions guiding club responsibilities.
Concert at the Corner Park Guards Band in March
Weather permitting the Pay token band plans a Saturday concert on March 28 at eight o'clock on 3th Street and Center Avenue. Program includes marches, polishes, overtures, solo pieces, and medleys with names like Apple Blossom, Polonaise, Humoreske, and The Old Home Down on The Farm.
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Concen
3Th St
Center Ave
Hans Piats
Gustave Luders
Kathlane Roberts
X. Soharnenka
LeRoy Maule
Fred P. Harlow
V. Suppo
Dvorak
S. Cornet
M. Shanks
Trevor
Femick
Tita
Lampe
Synopals
Mulinda
New Orleans
H.J . Mildrith
Local notices and visits amid Payette events
Payette updates note O Bratt visiting in Welsor and Gen L V Petes a visitor in Boise. Business visits by C S Brana, highway meeting plans in Boise with Hart Venable and John A Harader. Local socials include church groups, emigrants, and family visits. A boy born at St Lukes Boise and widespread spring work in the area.
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O. Bratt
Welsor
Gen
L. V. Petes
Duman
Boise
Preenent Hart Venable
John A. Harader
Payette Commaretal Club
Belse
jMaet
Kimore
Ada
Canyon
W. R. C. Satur
Ulsan
Paves Livieg
Glenn Wright
Caldwell
Nathiy ‘Todd
George Fulton
Mies Francis Braun
Effingham
Time
Rikting
John W. Sur
Bats Auto Company
F. A. Beamgerd
Fruitland
Fruitud
Clark Rhodes
Raymond Wille Los
Payette-Oregon
Emma
Portia Chub
Ann Hasseltine
The
Baptist Church
Baraca
Ana Ava
Jack Geerine
South Dekota
Payette
P. Green
Anna
Loveland
Colorado
Roy Simmons
Otis Scott
Momiay
Junction City
Oregon
J. AL Simmons
Idaho National Guard
A F. Danemiller
U.S Army
Paning Mi Supplies Large Order for 42 MUL Spiles
Prindie & Son of Payette report a large order of 42 MUL spiles in transit for use on the Oregon side of the Snake River. The Empire Lamour Company is handling the shipment for home use, with delivery planned from thirty to fifty thousand units. A visit to Ontario was noted and a meeting reviewed futures and venue arrangements in Stony venue before a large feed following the work day.
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Ivodeo
David Eavon
Eston
Prindie & Son
Payette
Irlentle
Lamour Cespany
Oregon
Snake River
Ontario
T. Cuene
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Presbyterian Church
G. W. Lattlg
Denney & Co
Ernest Gamble Company
M. O. Luther
Hugh Shearer
Vale
Weiser
Weser
Idal-Ore
Weller
Tl Ual
Creiter
Laume PL
Perth
Payers
Icentare
Sesizn
Woodward
Woodward Wil le
Yale
Cree
Adelus
Dibble
Stetlin
Tom Seymore
Jim
Ensign
Woodwar
Steilin
Penre
Shaffer
Herland
Murphy
Wilber
R. Stake
Lemley
Ammett
Huntington
Gates
Wilso
Emmete
Payette Valley R. A
Manag. Wilber
Rooters
Jwho
Payatts
D. C
Hambly
Queens
Apel I
Hlé School
NUIES
Sac
Business Man
Rayedo
Geile
Lorine
Guy Thom
Neilton
Shoal
Lula
Buck
Picke
Jobo A
Tte
Eetl
Pocatello
C. S. Brana
Emson
Ben
A. & Soule
Idaho-Oregon Fruit Growers Association
Yakima Wadeycraft Growers Union
North Yakima
Scale
Yukina
Ape 16Th
Yakima Fruit 4 Growers
Bast
Genevieve Looney
Firls
Zola Pearce
Clement
Ninth Street
Chearm Masonhelner
R. W. Richardson
Lee
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