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Newspaper
Payette Enterprise
Location
Payette, Idaho, United States of America
Date
May 12, 1921
Page
1
Payette voters face a pivotal bond election next Monday on funding for paving a business street. The issue covers only the necessary paving for two street corners, with the remainder borne by adjacent property owners. Registration closes Saturday evening. eligible taxpayers may vote.
The Payette High School Glee Club staged an operetta Monday evening on the Center school ground to a large audience. Miss Sanders led the program with praise due for preparation and talent, though some back-row noise distracted performers.
Mrs John Boyd aged 68 died at her north town home Saturday afternoon from heart failure after gardening. She was survived by two sisters Mrs Susan Amond of Payette and Mrs Harlot Baker of Fresno and several nieces and nephews. Funeral services were held Monday afternoon at the home conducted by Rev Argyl Houser of the Church of God.
Saturday May 14 sale hosts pigs machinery feed paste and household goods. If you have property to sell bring it, if you want to buy come. Organized by CLANTON & CLANTON in Aue, Clanton area.
Payette Valley Mex Spray Co votes to raise capital from 30000 to 76000 at a shareholders meeting held at the company office on a Wednesday afternoon. The firm notes steady growth since organization and cites the current year as its best. An Orchard Ave Grange meeting May 1 at the Grange Hall included members from several local granges and Rev W W Deal spoke on farming and economy. A Payette County Pomona Grange was formed with officers from four existing granges. Orchard Ave meetings are the first and third Fridays, Sunnyside Grange the first and third Fridays, and Payette Grange the second and fourth Tuesdays.
A farewell party honor for Miss Firenve Hrennon at a Cen ter Avenue home with guests listed. Joseph Dayle Caylor and Grace Howe wed in the Commercial Hotel parlors with Rev Buell presiding. Warren Leo Stevens and Julia Meechan Jones married at the Harris parsonage and plan to reside at Crystal after travel on No. 19.
Last weeks show postponed to Saturday night on scotlunt of the Operetta drew good audiences. Management apologized that Hid ren’s Hour did not arrive as advertised but finances may allow regular contracts soon. They report finances taking a new life and aim to advertise future programs better. The behavior of the small boys was excellent and applauded. Friday offers The Mill on the Floss or Robin Hood at 8 pm. Monday at 8 pm admission free. C H Bowman advertises fresh cows for sale at 1815 N Ninth St May 1atz.
Local notices report notable figures guiding observers around Payette gas wells amid hints of upcoming developments. Also announced are events including a May 14 free Dammon patch gathering, a sales job offer from Massachusetts Bonding, and a Sunday School convention cancelation in Gooding.
A cheerful group of High School students gathered at the Chapter House on Tuesday evening to celebrate Hob White’s twentieth birthday. The room wore the school colors, a punch table stood in one corner, dancing followed, and refreshments were served. A large artistic birthday cake with pink decorations and candles drew attention as speeches were given by the host and guests. Mr. and Mrs. Graves and Mrs. Paul Walker acted as chaperones.
A robber entered the house of J. P. Chiateneon and stole a Chinese Dog robe valued at $100. The owner has no clue and offers five dollars for an explanation as to why a fine Coon skin coat in the same box was not taken.
Advertises seeking a first class mortgage loan of 1000 dollars from Payette County, with inquiry at the Abstract Office. A curiosity line asks about aprons and house dresses, followed by a Baptist Ladies Bazaar set for May 21.
The Portia Club held a May 6 meeting with a button contest judges panel and a spring Mother’s Day program featuring readings and solos. American Legion notes urge city groups to join Memorial Day parades, with films and local events announced, including a Baptist Ladies Bazaar and updates on Mrs. Bruce Shafer’s health.
Emma Theatre listings describe May shows including Herberts Minstrels Band Parede Pathe News Alles Brady in The Sinner William Ruwnwtt in Colorado Pluck and other features. A burglary in Emmett Sheriff Jefferis reports burglars stole about 2000 dollars in silks from dry goods stores and a night marshal sighted a plausible getaway car.
The temporary dam built by Western Idaho Lumber and Building Co. across the Payette River near Payette Mills is described as a death trap. A crust of earth only a foot thick hid a failing structure, and last Sunday several women and children stood there while L. K. Johnson fell through, narrowly escaping drowning as the dam gave way.
Miss du Williams sold property on North 7th Street and will retain possession for about thirty days before likely leaving. Mr Whatford of the Earl Fruit Company bought from William Lamott all the home and one third acre on North Seventh Street and will move in within a couple of weeks. The Northwest General Brokerage Company facilitated these transactions.
Payette Steam Laundry reports success for their Dollar Day promotion in the Payette papers. Heavy sales of quilts blankets pillows and other articles drew many new customers Friday and Saturday. Patrons praised the laundry for fine workmanship and noted its strong capabilities for all kinds of work.
Deputy Game Warden Geo Boor announces future stocking of Lake Perch and Black Bass at the D. S. Coates ranch diversion dam on Little Willow. He envisions the site as a fishing resort once proper fish are planted and notes a legal requirement that women must carry a license.
Attorney Heltzel was in Yale Friday on business while Sutton traveled to the Capitol City Tuesday. Mrs. L. P. Delsols of Oregon visits sister Mrs. G. C. McPeek. Miss Edna Ganer hosted a breakfast for twenty five friends. The ball game at Yale ended 5 to 6 in Yale’s favor. Numerous locals travel to Boise, San Francisco, and Portland for professional and personal reasons. Local society news covers visits, housing updates, auto accidents near Emmett, church events, and school class outings.
Dr. 5 C Woodward announces daily afternoon sessions at his Woodward Building office for fitting glasses and free eye examinations. Arrangements may be made for evening appointments, and the office is equipped with modern instrumentation.
The Payette Chamber of Commerce announces a May 1 dance inviting all residents and out of town guests. Dances begin at 8:30 PM and organizers guarantee everyone a chance to dance regardless of prior acquaintance.
PAYETYTE VALLEY SPRAY COMPANY reports a price cut on NuRexform Arsenate of Lead to 22 cents per pound for larger barrels and 25 cents for smaller shed packages except one pound packages. Payment by cash or interest bearing note at delivery.
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