Fruitland News Roundup of Local Visits and Events
Fruitland notes show Lester Bratthouvey on a business trip to Payette and Cannichuri Kondfeld with J M McClure installing telephones last week. Mixed socials include freshmen lunch, Friday party for Prof Miller and Mrs Miller, and many visits between Fruitland Nampa Caldwell Baker City and Ontario. A sixth grade party, a soda and cake outing, church events, and a Sunday school class activity are recorded alongside a fatality obituary for Juli McPherson and health updates from family and neighbors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lester L. Bratthouvey
Nampa
Cannichuri
Kondfeld
J. M. McClure
Fruitland Scrubs
Emanett Scribe
Fruitland
Dr. Paxton
Mins Alley Kling
Baker City
Wm Bosch
Yale
The
Sammar
William Harper
Washoe
Baptist Church
Anna Rupp
Boise
Hooley
Wheatland
Wyo
Finess
Bis Er
Payette
Wm. Bosch
H. K Lattlg
Karst
Hugh Mahoney
Maurice Lamb
Caldwell
A. A. Stettler
J. E. Shamberger
Brethren Church
J. G. Gardner
Roy Kinzey
Weiner
Flack
Geo. Prank
Aira. Welch
Minden
Neb
Cambell
Slick
Ontario
Marian Fitzgerald
Bolte
L. J. Meeker
Roy Kinsey
Chetela
Gun. Coates
Milan Davis
Daphne
Gladys McKeown
Juli McPherson
Pruitland
Ida Seaward
Mary Marshall
John Thal
the Baptist
Vestal
Local Notables and Social Round in North Payette
North Payette notes detail residents moving near Snow Moody Plant, relatives visiting from Weiser and Payette, and Alma Reimers returning from Council. Obituaries and illness appear as Mr Jimerson’s death and Alma Craven’s school term end. Community gatherings include picnics, entertainments, and church lectures with multiple families hosting and traveling between Payette, Weiser, Yale, and Midvale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas, Carney
Payette
Snow-Moody
Geo, Snail of Weiser
Suplee
James Baker
Ralph Roders
Alma Reimers
Council
Olge Adama
Robert Jimereon
Frank Crow
C. Craven
Yale
M. Qualls
Oscar Qualls
Clarence Graham
Mr. Qualls
Prescy Jimerson
Midvale
M. R. Wheelten
Geo. Shurtleff
J. T. Ohl
G.W. Stoner
June
Bird
Alberta
Virginia
Hamilton
Nathan
Star
F. Su
Road Tax Debate Dominates Dead Ox Flat Meeting
Friday's Park School gathering in Dead Ox Flat focused on increasing the road tax from 2 to 4 mills to enable state bonding. Achen of the Ontario Argus, Howard, and others urged support while a resolution to back the proposal was adopted. Local Farm Bureau leaders discussed Boys and Girls Clubs, with Miss Wilson appointing a local Sheep Club leader, Jonas Brown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Park School House
Aken
Ontario Argus
Howard
Oregon
Tom Heslop
Farm Bureau
Oregon Slope Farm Bureau
Miss Wilson
Bureau
Jonas Brown
Agriculture College
L. L. Culbertson
Ontario
Little Willow valley notes and social visits
Mrs James Moss and children visit her parents in Little Willow. Families from the valley attend markets, lectures, and church events. Talks of land investments, a water system, and organizing a Sunday School at Patten schoolhouse are noted along with local illness and dairy herd details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer Kelfer
Jerrie Cosman
Payette
Emma
R. Currin
Crystal
Craven
Thornton
Mikelson
C. A.carrie
Robbinett
Little Son
Ben Bell
W. R. Shimp
Johnnie
J. H. Nease
Glenns Ferry
A. B. Hartley
Emmett Beach
John Hill
The
Christian Church
Mowe
Little Willow
Overstreet
Oregon
B. Johnson
Will Syme
Payette Valley
Little Willow Valley
Patten
Methodist Church Mother's Day Program and Lecture
A special Mother's Day program is prepared for Sunday morning at the Methodist Church with an illustrated evening lecture on Woman's Work. All services follow usual hours. Pastor H. K. Wallis extends a cordial invitation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Church
H. K. Wallis
Brain Waves and the Bolsheviks Observation
A terse, satirical piece contrasts stubborn old men clinging to pride with Bolshevik crowd dynamics. It notes the futility of arguing odoriferous pipe claims and laments missed chances to do truly fine things, ending on a rueful reflection about personal failure.
Blind Husbands at Emma Theatre appeals to couples
Ladies urged to educate husbands about mental blindness by taking them to see Blind Husbands at the Emma Theatre on Thursday and Friday May 13th and 14th. Aimed at all married people and those who expect to marry, the picture promises timely insight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma Theatre
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Fruitland Department
Mrs
Cosie Branthoover
Frank Thompson
Charley Thompson
E. E. Silkett
Leonard Russell
C. C. Silkett
P. B. Silkett
Ily
George Lurch
C. Silkett
Grandma Hardin
Roy
Don Hardin
M. A. Smith
Linnie
Dillard Creger
California
Doyd Swanson
Payette National Bank
Dus
North Payette
Eva Adams
Newt Draper
John Maddison
Jess Baker
C. W. Baker
Nebraska
Edith Craven
Crawl
Bernice Scofield
Kuna
Durham
H. L. Precht
Shelton
FP. G. Harland
Driscoll
H. Precht
James Moss
Wm. Stirm
Hiley McCullough
Walter R. Shimp
John Giesel
R. P. Peterson
B. D. McIntyre
Floyd Blurton
Steve Caldwell
West
Tocxy
BAAS
Nel
Columbia
Timken
Continental Red Seal
Rutenber Motors
Detroit Pressed Steel Company
Spicer
Borg & Beck
Durston
Gemmer
Auto Lite
Atwater Kent
Stromberg
Firestone
Sterling
Columbia Six
Moore
Superior
Center Ave
Weiser
Col
W. H. Spiker
Weiser, Idaho
Forestone
Brubaker & Colton
Fitch
W.L. Hezelti
Bancroft
Hotel
Walter Watts
J. H. Norris
Law
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