Little Willow Notes Highlight Valley Visits and Events
Peereerttteress and Mrs Adams Mr Chandler of Fruit Growers Bank visited the Stirm home on a first valley tour and praised alfalfa growth and stock conditions. Mrs Farroutt and children returned to Weiser after a week with relatives. The Payette show attracted valley attendees and a festival mood. Eastside school plans a closing program with Miss Miller guiding songs and readings. Amy Currin will occupy a new cabin on her homestead as other settlers arrive. Otto Albert Bowker bought 30 hogs at McIntyre ranch. Walter Shimp celebrated 17th birthday with family. A rain lit the valley boosting ditch water and grain prospects. J W Berrey advertises highest cash price for farm produce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H Er
Weiser
Payette
Eastside
Mise Miller
Amy Currin
Claim
Otto Albert
Bowker
Mcintyre Ranch
Walter R. Shimp
W. R. Shimp
Elva Miller
P. Baird
Payette Y M C A Faces Debt and Funding Plan
The Payette Idaho Young Men's Christian Association outlines financial status with building valued at 26 986 dollars and debts totaling 13 377 10. It plans to raise 2 500 dollars in subscriptions next year while cutting running costs and may sell land to reduce debt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Men's Christian Association
Payette
Idaho
Payette Association
Payette Young Men's Association
Commencement Exercises for 1913 Held in Hunty Theatre
The Close of 1913 graduation will occur Thursday at 8:30 in Hunty theatre. Program includes music by the High School Orchestra and Chorus, a Hiawatha song solo by Glenn Hutton, an address by Supt. Chas. Meek on West educational opportunities, and a diploma presentation by Dr. C. H. Avey. Mrs Soule entertained multiple parties in honor of her sister Mrs. Thompson. guests listed were omitted due to space. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Wilson depart for a Yellowstone trip through August.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hunty Theatre
Wagner—High School
Tanning—High School
Hiawatha
Taylor
Glenn Hutton
Supt
Chas
Albert Wilson
Yellowstone National Park
Fly screens or swatters which to use this summer
The article argues for screening homes to keep flies out, with swatters as a finishing touch. It notes flies harm groceries and milk rooms and that 90 percent of damage would be prevented by better screens. It urges cleaning breeding sites like manure and garbage around premises.
Stray Bay Gelding Notice Listed for Sale in Fruitland
About May first an es stray, bay gelding about three years old weight 1200 pounds, white face stripe, white eyebrows, black mane and tail, no brands, feet white. If not claimed he will be sold to highest bidder on Saturday June 28th 1918 at 2 PM at the Pratt land Livery Fruitland Idaho.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. D. Humatock
Frastland
Pruttland
Fruitland
Idaho
A. Kaensner
Constable
North Fruitland
Notice of Attachment Issued in Idaho Court Case
In the Seventh Judicial District of Idaho Canyon County the Payette National Bank sues W C Blackburn. An attachment issued May 26 1913 against Blackburns property secures a claim of 1016 95 with 10 percent interest from April 1 1912 plus costs and 200 attorneys fees. Clerk GEO W STOVEL and attorney FR H LYON are noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seventh Judicial District
State of Idaho
Canyon
Payette National Bank
W. GC. Blackburn
A. D
W. C. Blackburn
Apri
Geo, W. Stovel
District Court
FR. H. Lyon
Payette
Idaho
State Automobile License Blank Forms Availability
State Automobile License blanks and forms are available as required by the new Highway Law. Applications will be handled with care and promptness. JOHN A. HARADER, Notary Public.
Memorial Day Proclamation Urges City Observance
May 30th is Memorial Day a time to honor veterans and remember the fallen. Citizens are urged to fly flags at half mast toll church bells at noon and close businesses from 2 to 4 PM as a mark of respect endorsed by Mayor B Compton and attested by Martin O. Luthor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. Compton
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Marion Bailey
W. C. Botts
Daniel Garejen
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E. E. Leasey
Gertie Thomas
G. W. Thomas
Reynolds
Moss
Opba
Burt Venable
P. M
Harnens
J. ‘D. Baker
J. D. Taker
Downs
Plano
Gatoris
Payette Fruit Packing Association
Payette Land & Improvement Company
John A. Harader
Notary Public
McDonald & Smith
Hart Schaffner
Marx
E. C. Keith & Son
Hart Schaffner &jMarx Clothes
I Martin O. Luthor
Han Schaster