Canyon County Republican Convention Endorses Roosevelt slate
Canyon county Republican convention at Caldwell selected delegates to back Theodore Roosevelt at Lewiston. J B Gowen chaired. Findley Monroe temporary chair. John Harader secretary. Resolutions praise Roosevelt era and Borah re election. delegates listed from Parma, New Plymouth, Fruitland, Caldwell and others.
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Republican County
Caldwell
Ata
Lewiston
Roosevelt
J. B. Gowen
Findley Monroe
Emmett
John Harader
Payette
Committee On
Canyon County
Taft
Theodore Roosevelt
William
Borah
West
Senate
William E. Borah
Chicago
Der
FB. Fisk
C. Baldridge
Parma
Dr. Crysale
New Plymouth
French
Fruitland
N. Jenness
E. H. Dewey
W. H. Mason
H. A. Partridge
Nampa
G. M. Snow
Lone Tree
M. G. McConnell
J. C. Nichols
C. J. Westcott
W. H. Redway
H. L. Settle
T. J. Brown
8. P. Shawhan
A. A. Richards
G. F. Zimmerman
W. D. Hannah
Notus
C. J. Antrim
Greenleaf
H. B. Robbins
Bernard Eastman
F. &. Fisk
Buffalo Pitts road roller arrives for city roads
The Buffalo Pitts road roller and rock crusher bought by the Payette city council arrived last Friday but parts were broken in transit causing a delay. Repairs are being wired for and an expert will be sent to instruct the street commissioner. The roller cost 4850 dollars and the rock crusher 225 dollars.
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Payette
Society Notes Highlight Local Socials and Visits
Mr. and Mrs. Ashworth hosted Mr. and Mrs. Noot at dinner. Lorraine Chapter 20 held a Tuesday social honoring Mrs. Brundage. The Payette Orchestra provided music and refreshments. Mrs. E. L. Peterson hosted the B. D. club. Recall-Auction Bridge hosted by Mrs. Scott Brundage. L. W. Russell hosted a dinner in honor of Mr. and Mrs. Grant at a long table with carnations and sweet peas. Aris Ludington marked his thirteenth birthday with a theatre party and a stop at Jones Drug Store. Mrs. H. E. Dunn entertained the B. D. club with Five Hundred. A group photo was taken of the club members. Edwin Lauer and D. Van Graven paid visits from Caldwell and Weiser. Miss Hortense Lee left Arnould Auto Co. to return to Boise. District Superintendent Haley attended the dedication of a Methodist church in Westfall. F Arnould went to Horse on business. he learned of his father’s illness in France and may travel there.
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Thomas Ashworth
William Noot
Lorraine
Brundage
California
Payette Orchestra
E. L. Peterson
B. D. Club
McGlinchey
Wilson
Scott
Emma
Jones’ Drug Store
Wherry, Johnson, Laughrey
Hugh
Ralph Shamberger
Ludington
H. E. Dunn
C. B. Compton
Bartlett
Mesdames Brundage
Orr
Seawell
Chapman
Compton
Soule
Salisbury
Peterson
Edwin Lauer
Caldwell
D. van Graven
Weiser
Payette
Ernest Anderson
Twin Falls
Hortense Lee
Arnould Auto Co
Boise
Haley
Westfall
F. Arnould
Horse
France
Young People’s Service at Christian Church
Nest Sunday evening four o clock service in the interest of young people to be held at the Christian church. The young people plan a special musical program and the pastor will preach a sermon of interest to young people. Both young and old are cordially invited.
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Nest
The
Christian Church
J. Huxford
Arebren
Parcn
E. McDonald
Dora
Huxford
Commercial Club Seeks Free Postal Delivery for Payette
The Commercial Club met to back Postmaster Venable in securing city free delivery. Postal receipts rise about 25 percent year over year, with April 1912 balances up 33 1 3 percent. North Payette invited the June meeting at the Chapter house, and cooperation with Emmett and immigration efforts highlighted the push for valley growth. A Juvenile Band concert drew a large crowd, with another show planned at Eighth and First Avenue North featuring pieces by Miller, Morris, Klohr, and Sousa.
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Venable
Payette
Sam
North Payette
Commercial Club
Emmett
Eighth Street
Centre Avenue
Eighth and
First Avenue
H. C. Miller
Morris
Billboard
John N. Klohr
el Capitan
Sousa
The Art of Enjoying Life Sermon at Baptist Church
A sermon titled The Art of Enjoying Life will be given at the Baptist Church next Sunday evening. A morning sermon will be The Mary and Martha. Miss Mary R Tanner of Boise visited Payette and accepted a stenographer position with Denney Packing Company. H Richardson of Indian Valley did business in Payette Saturday.
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The
Baptist Church
Mary
Martha
Mary R. Tanner
Boise
Payette
Miss Tanner
Denney Packing Company
H. Richardson
Indian Valley
Plans to Handle Big Peach Crop in Payette Valley
Emmett and Payette Commercial Clubs plan joint meetings on May 14 to coordinate cold storage and shipping of an anticipated 160 carloads of peaches. Col. Chas F. Muller and Genl Manager Dunn assess demand and equipment needs for the P V Ry and Cold Storage facilities to ship to distant markets.
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Emmett
Col
Chas. F. Muller
Commercial Club
Payeette
Gen'l
Dunn
P. V
Col. Muller
Caldwell
Payete
Tursday
Payette
Payette Valley
Portia Club Hosts Guest Day With Miss French Address
The Portia Club holds a 2:10 PM Friday meeting in Commercial Club Rooms with Miss Permeal French of Moscow University delivering a talk of interest to Idaho women. Teachers receive a partial holiday to attend and Miss French stays with Mrs. W A Conghanour during her visit.
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Portia Club
Permeal French
Moscow University
Idaho
Miss French
W. A. Conghanour
Portia
Boise
Pertia
Garsland
Club
Muller
Titanic survivors Arrive in Payette with friends
Airs. Harvey Collyer and her eight year old daughter Marjorie survived the wreck and arrived in Payette Monday morning. They stay with Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Hallet north of the city and show effects of their ordeal. They will receive care from familiar friends and expect to regain health, though memories linger.
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Harvey Collyer
Marjorie
Payette
J. P. Hallet
Mra
Collyer
England
Senior Glass Play Brings A Midsummer Night's Dream to Payette
The Seniors select Shakespeare's A Midsummer Night's Dream for Senior Class Day at Payette High. The cast features Ross McClanahan as Duke Theseus, Florence White as Hippolyta, Hel en Driscoll Lysander Helen Driscoll, and Dave Albert as Puck with Mendelssohn pieces by Helen Thurston and Harold Keeler. The group aims for a whimsical, dreamlike presentation with fairy characters, rustic Athens burlesque, and a challenging yet earnest effort from the students.
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Mendelssohn
Helen Thurston
Harold Keeler
Howard Reed
Clara
Ike
Botton
Puck
Payette
Athens
Theses
Duke of
Ross Me‘Clanahan
Hypolita
Florence White
Plutostrate
Paul Walker
Misnes
Grice Bowman
Hermina
Ruth Braule
Helena
Jane Alney Lysander
Helen Driscoll
Demetrias
Tom Treton
Grace White
Inex Dixon
May Brundage
Ruby Landon
Will Stirm
Qlince
Delgh Boyd
Flate
Bellows Mendor
Norman Holden
Lulg
Ray Prindle
Sucut
Tinker
Curtis Chapman
Starveling
Library committee opens rooms for membership Friday
The Por tia Club library committee announces Saturday afternoon hours from 2 to 6 to receive membership applications. The library will be opened to the public within a week with 200 volumes and a traveling library planned. John M. Daly of Baker had business at Payette Tuesday.
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Portia Club
John M. Daly
Baker
Payette
Prize for Wheat Contest at Northwestern Exposition
The Northwest Development League will award the world's greatest wheat prize at the Northwestern Products Exposition in Minneapolis from November 12 to 23, 1912. The prize is a large Four "30" farm tractor and plows, delivered free to the winner. Rules will be announced soon and mailed to interested parties.
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Northwest Development League
Minneapolis
Local notables visit Caldwell and Payette
Attorney Haynes and Judge Bowen visited Caldwell on Friday while Attorney Lyon and Mrs. Taylor traveled to Payette. Numerous residents and out-of-town visitors frequent Wilson and Russell stores. Druggist convention attendees Clyde Thurston and Hugo Brentbeck head to Boise. Ernest Snowberger shows gradual recovery at Woodward Hospital.
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Haynes
Caldwell
Wm. James
Emery Gubby
F. H. Lyon
Calewell
Drysdale
New
Plymouth
Payette Prisiay
Linner
Tim Driscoll
HL Utterly
Welter
Compton
C. Shepherd
O. Il
Boliviw
Payette
Clyde Thurston
Hugo Bntieh‘beck
Boise
Ernest Snowberger
Tlee
Woodward Hospital
Murray
Rock Springs
Moss
Fruitland
Rev
P. Koenig
Ontario
Koenig
Harry Smith
Obituary Notes for Gene Edna Minard
Gene Edna Minard daughter of Charles and Elvna Minard was born in Iowa August 1 188? She moved at age twelve with her parents to Idaho where she lived the rest of her life She married Charles Browning on February 34 101 and they had three children She died May 5 at age 28 years 0 months and ? days The obituary lists husband two sisters two brothers and other relatives as mourners The service details mention illness of Trichinopsis and local community notices follow with several unrelated items
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Gene Edna Minard
Charles
Elvna Minard
Iowa
Idaho
Charles Browning
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Geo. H. Turner
Philadelphia
Rev. Turner
Golly and Daughter
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J.D. Hawkes
Mr. Hawkes
Ralph Grant
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Fred Christensen
Charlie
Howard
McGtinchey
Broderson
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L. W. Russell
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Duchne
J. W. Menwind
Yale
A. T. Bowen
Bowen & Riebeling
H. ‘Taylor
Welser
John Smead
Bataw
J. E Merritt
G. R. Bliss
Russell's
Cal
C. P. Muller
Payette Celd Storage Company
Emrmet
Sherman Coulter
Len Cyonerly
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A. C. Anderson
Sisouri Valley
Pageette
Afr. Anderson
J. W. Roberts
Parete
L R Woodward
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