03 Nov 1910
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Newspaper
Payette Enterprise
Location
Payette, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Nov 03, 1910
Page
1
The Payette Valley reports its apple crop as the largest and finest yet, with shipments rising each year. The Payette Valley railroad expects to handle over 1 000 cars this season, possibly 1 200, signaling half of Southern Idaho's total fruit output from this valley.
Sunday afternoon November 6 union temperance rally by Payette area Sunday schools. Churches include Methodist Presbyterian Baptist and Church of God with programs of songs prayers recitations and special music. Clara Gishweing Boise signs off with thanks to friends for support during illness of their son. First Baptist Church announces services with Bible school and youth programs today.
The article outlines Sunday services at Payette churches with sermons on "Greater Than War" and topics like "Secrets of Happiness" plus a rally by the International Sunday School Association at First Baptist. It notes the Free Baptists seeking organic union with the Northern Baptist convention and reports Congo Mission outposts sending nine teachers, with missionary training details and pay.
The Presbyterian Church invites members to the morning Communion service and welcomes all. In place of the evening sermon Miss Julia V. Hatch, former Siam missionary and Field Secretary for the Woman's Board of Missions, will speak with an engaging message. The piece recounts the Payette River naming by traders and the growth of Payette Valley into a busy Idaho city by 1910.
B Blair has 75 acres in Washoe near Payette being leveled for fruit trees. Some trees to be planted this fall, rest next spring, signaling likely expansion of fruit cultivation in Washoe.
U S Signal Office Payette Idaho reports weekly weather with最高 temperature 69 on date 3 and lowest 17. prevailing wind from the south. total precipitation none. Also listed are hay for sale and four foot slab wood for sale with local contact details.
Church notices announce Sunday services at 1 a and 7:30 p m with Junior Mission Study and Christian Endeavor. A Monday Cornell Meeting and training for service are listed, plus Wednesday mid week prayers. A Friday and Saturday Bible School Institute features five minute papers on society topics led by local pastors and Lillian Thompson and J J Caldwell with district supervision and a State Superintendent address.
Local news notes several residents headed to Portland for schooling and business college, including A. Mannerson Vernie Wright and Boyd McCrary. Others travel to British Columbia and Southern California. A Payette excursion to Walser for Goddess of Liberty, hunting reports, quail season opening, and duck shooting noted. Mrs. Suilith to return home, John L. Beawell visits for Idaho legislation efforts, and Turkeys, ducks sold to Rose Produce Co. Cash paid for poultry, Williams reports Oregon building activity. First hobble skirt observed in town. Minnie Fitch ill in Omaha. Dr. Woodward celebrates new M D. A city hall mischief cleanup derails more property damage.
A local endorsement highlights Guy Graham a Democratic candidate for representative. The letter notes his farm background in Johnson County Missouri, his service in the Spanish American War, education at Warrensburg and Missouri State University, and his long residence in Payette Valley as a fruit rancher. It urges voters to elect a young progressive man to represent agricultural interests and the silent majority.
In Canyon County Idaho the estate of Rebecca Gare is open for creditors and heirs. The executor Stella Moody invites all persons with claims to present them and file proper proof. Dated September 19 1910. Public notices include local tax and land transactions and residents’ travel reports.
A note announces Rev Ernest Brated of the German Lutheran church will speak at the men s meeting Sunday afternoon at 3 30 The Y M C A glee club invites attendance to help make the meeting profitable and mentions a potential physical training class if enough interest is shown A second session next Tuesday at the same hour may organize a class if many attend otherwise the time may be given to others
Judge Bryan reports an unsigned appeal circulated with candidate notes without knowledge. Nearby a Halloween night sale lists furniture beds chairs at Bell Payette Idaho. Contact the Mayor and Marshall at the church fourth house north for details.
Lorraine Chapter 6 EB hosted a joint visit with Ontario and Weiser chapters last Tuesday. About fourteen from Weiser and one from Ontario attended. degree work progressed well and a banquet at the Odd Fellows hall followed with guests enjoying chicken pie and other foods. Impromptu talks by visitors and locals concluded the evening.
Ralp Asmunssen four year old son of Mr and Mrs C F Asmunssen died Friday October 28 after a year of illness from complications. Funeral was from the residence and at the German church in Payette with short services. Interment followed at Riverside cemetery.
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