Fruitland Notes Show Winter Travel And Local Visits
Roy Miller visited from Weser and Mrs. L. Z. Taylor hosted Miss Jonnie Grimes from Caldwell. Mrs. W. H. Shaw and Olive Tanquary planned an extended visit in Union Oregon. Community members traveled to Portland Nyssa and Illinois while others hosted guests and mourned. An elderly mother near heart trouble received church rites. several town residents moved between Frostland and nearby towns for work and family reasons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Miller
Weser
N. W. Lewis
Jonnie Grimes
Caldwell
L. Z. Taylor
W. H. Shaw
Olive Tanquary
Union
Oregon
M. B. Sherman
Kimberley
W. G. Graham
Portland
L. B. Lurber
A. C. Douglass
Babcock
Farnhamville
Douglass
Wisco Brother
Minnesota
Daota
Colorado
FR. Marshall
Nyssa
Mercantile
Frostland
Fareed
Sandusky
Butte, Mont
Martha McIntyre
Jarry Huff
Church of the Brethren
Lintin
F. M. Brecklehurst
Calfornia
Doff Kessler
Henry Manser
Mary Manser
Seattle
B. Whealdon
W. A. Winters
M. B
la Grande
S. M. Thom
James Mondy
Vule
Laniry Manser
Mike Pritzel
Melissa Lehew
Bisco
Rs. A. Branthoover
Yale
C. H. Sargent
Wier
Robert Bradley
Santa Rosa
Boise
M. D. Campbell
St. Alphonsus Hospital
Mr.Bradley
Mise Mary Glesler
Payette
Cary Tussing
Otto Dethm
Twin Falls
Property Trades and Local Events Stir Fruitland News
J Kenepp trades 1h acres east of town to W J Solby for a fine Baker City residence with cash balance. They plan to visit North Dakota then return to live locally. Also notes correction on Peterson Perry onion drop, auction results for town lots, a runaway incident involving Marian Robinsor, Sunday School conversion at M E Fruitland, and ongoing efforts to improve water works and packing house operations amid car shortages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Kenepp
W. J. Solby
Baker City
Mr. Kenepp
Mr. Solby
J. W. Gilmore
Plain View Ranch
Dickens
Miller
4Th
Iowa
Ficken
E. J Johnson
Apiary
Los Gaqdos
Cal
Pertha Johnson
Basil van Court
Portland
Fruitland
Marian Robinsor
Irene Puchett
Cary Tussing
Bugsy
Beltef
Irene
Marion
Gir
Marian
M. E. Church of Fruitland
Fayette
Benjamin Smith
Reet
C. L. Shaw
Faul Braicard
Cortner
Chapin
Scott Brainard
Oserbut
Boise
Sr. Wright
Idaho
Weir
New Plymouth
Starr
Wright
Ray
D. Osterhout
Friendship
van Sicklen
Bolton
Weser
Grimes & Channel
Maxfield
Association Packing House
Halloween Social At School Ends In Festive Night
The school house hosted a Halloween celebration with electric lights and a woodland fence display. Sophomores staged a campus farce and a Chinese Devil dance while witches led tours to a refreshments room serving doughnuts, cider, pumpkin pies, and a good night kiss. Several new pupils joined, enrollment rising to 73, prompting seating rearrangements and a quick fire drill in 45 seconds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hallowe'en
Nialla
Grets
Pupi
Heh
Dillah Cryor
Wilard Shaw
Charle Mitchel
Robert Harris
Harold Perry
Halloween Society Notes in Fruitland Frolics
Society notes describe Halloween in Fruitland with three main parties and many small gatherings. About 75 attendees enjoyed a spooky Frack's Hall with jack o lanterns, blue lights, ghost march, masked guests, fortune-dispensing witch, and a hot lunch. Hosts A Stetler and Annie Rupp invited friends, while Mr. and Mrs. Boomer hosted dinner guests at J O Sorichfield home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wes
Clarence Kauffmar
Leon Bidredre
Roy Cox
Will Lanfear
Herschel Shank
Ray Nott
Roy Bowers
Leah Biges
George Jahe
Fruitland
Pen
Frack’s
A. Stetler
Annie Rupp
P. N. VanDer Kar
A. G. Rodgers
Eleanor Rodgers
Samuel Starr
Wright
H.R. Boomer
Jean
J. 0
J. H. Spainhower
BE. Spainhower
Mise Hiln Albee
Roy Miller
Mre
Prank Thompson
Whidiy Bottom News Birthday Party For Jim Bear
About 38 friends gathered Thursday for Jim Bear's birthday in a pleasant surprise. They arrived with gifts and oysters, and the host noted the strong circle of friends. Earl Poor, eight, is very ill with pneumonia since Saturday night, while local social and church events continue with sermons and music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim Bear
Hne
C. EB. Stewart
Fruitland
Martin
Caléwe
Benjamin Smith
Payette
Robinson
Irma Teal
Earl
J. H. Poor
Ordinance 233 Vacates Part of Third Avenue North Payette Idaho
The city council introduces Ordinance No. 233 by Mr. Peterson to vacate and abandon sections of Third Avenue North in Payette Idaho. The ordinance describes the boundaries from Lot One to Tioga Flat and directs the vacating to be for street purposes and to take effect after passage and publication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Third Avenue North
City of
Payette
Idaho
Third Avenue
Tioga Flat
Tioga
Mayor Compton Attestation Notice from 1913
The fragment shows an official municipal attestation dated November 1913 with C. B. Compton as Mayor and Martin O. Luther as City Clerk. The readable text indicates a formal authentication or certification event, typical of city records from that period.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Alta Robinson
Emmett
H. P. Nokes
H. J. Benson
A. T. Bishop
Earl Cotton
Eive
Salem
Willamette University
Henry Shultz
T. I
Baptist Church
H. R. Russel
J. J. Tickne
The
Brethren Church
Christian Workers
Methodist Church
Daniel
Miss Kelly
Friendship News Notes
T. Hill
Payette Land & Orchard
Washoe
Munson
Chas, Coon
Mutual Benefit Club
Will Yost
Midvale
J. A. Bates
Falke’ Store
Society Notes
Fice
Canyon County
Gorham Merc. Co
M. M. Hurst
Chris Peterson
Jim Boor
Mr. Peterson
C. B. Compton
Martin O. Luther
E. B. Gorden
First National Bank
Giesler Bros
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