Fortunate Gar Accident Avoids Serious Injury
Mr and Mrs Prank Fuller and Mr and Mrs L M Ferrell were in an auto crash Sunday near Payetty while returning from a pheasant hunt. The Buick car veered to pass a Ford, crossed the pavement, crashed into a ditch and fence but all four occupants escaped with only minor bruises. Traffic halted as rescuers helped right the vehicle and clear the scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prank Fuller
L. M. Ferrell
Payetty
W. W. Kay Ranch
Fuller
Trwin
Pheasants Escape Hunters Through Open Season Tales
Report describes hunters slipping out on opening day to bag birds, with many birds remaining and parade the public highway, showing birds are not scarce. The piece notes good defenders behavior and ongoing activity as season progresses.
Puppy meets end after being run over by car
A pure bred Airdale puppy belonging to Attorney John Norris was killed Saturday afternoon when struck by a passing automobile. The dog had become a beloved member of the Norris family, especially by the children, and the loss caused them great grief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amon
Airdale
John Norris
Shelworth Heads to Astoria for Six to Eight Weeks
Ed Shelworth left Saturday evening for Astoria Oregon to serve as foreman on a plumbing contract for a twenty eight room apartment house. The assignment will keep him away from home for six or eight weeks and reflects the contractor's judgment of his abilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Shelworth
Astoria
Oregon
Epworth League to Present Lifes of Christ Scenes
Methodist notes announce matallition exercises at the de Yotional meeting of the Epworth League next Sunday evening. A united service will be led by the pastor and the young peoples choir presenting scenes from the life of Christ in scripture and song. All are invited and urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epworth League
Young Peoples
Christ
Portia Club to Convene Regular Meeting and Drill
Portia club schedules its regular meeting for Monday November 26 at 2 o'clock in Commercial Club rooms. A parliamentary drill class will be conducted by Mrs Mc Giinchy, followed by the regular business session at 2 20. The music committee prepared an excellent program and all members are urged to attend. Lilian M Ferrel, See.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portia Club
Commercial Club
Mc .Giinchy
Lilian M. Ferrel
Officials Join Annual Pheasant Hunt in Payette
C E Manson and colleagues from the O S L Railroad traveled in a private car to Payette and Fruitland for an annual pheasant hunt. They were joined by Deputy Game Warden George Boor and Ontario official Grimm. Despite bravado, the party bagged many birds, aided by Boor’s dogs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. E. Manson
O. S. L. Railroad Co
W. T. Ennis
Frank Norman
Payette
K. L. Johnson
B. R. Fitch
Fruitland
George Boor
Mr. Grimm
Ontario
Malheur County
Boor
Band 10 to Stage Minstrel Show Soon
Payette County Band leader Mr J H Stoner says the group will present a minstrel show soon to showcase local talent. He invites tips on capable performers. George Rogge of Boise stays with his brother John Rogge, then heads to California for winter. W B Wagner and D B Coates of the Farmers Cooperative Creamery travel to Gooding for company matters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Stoner
Payette County
Tallent
Mr. Stoner
George Rogge
Boise
Hurd Brothers Awarded Contract For Upper Country Logging
Doc W C Hurd and Fred Hurd awarded a contract for two and a half million feet of logs from Dion Lumber Co. They begin operations building camp near Crawford ranger station with bunk houses for 40 men and stables for 40 horses. Nine teams of sawyers already at work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Hurd
Cascade
Payette
Cascade News
Doc
W. C. Hurd
Dion Lumber Co
Crawford Ranger Station
Mr and Mrs Brainard Take Extended Eastbound Trip
Mr and Mrs E C S Brainard left Monday evening on the east bound train for an extended trip east. They will spend a few days in Pocatello at the home of their son Lawrence. Brainard will then go to Philadelphia to head the National Conference of the M B church, visit Chicago and other eastern cities, returning about December 16.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. C. S. Brainard
Pocatello
Lawrence
Bainard
Philadelphia
M. B. Church
Chicago
First National
Keith
H. G. Hazel
Anbey
Minn
G. H. Perry
Tom Bulmer
Fruitland Bench
New Plrmouth
Geo. Small
St. Maries
Peon
Idaho
A. Zeller
Portland
Ai Payette Saturnas
A B. Moss
Frank Zeller
Ontario
Payette
HB. Orcutt
Beren
Oregon
Western Supply Co
Curt Stupes
Ann Mellvene
Lincoln
Calif
St James Guild Bazaar and Cooked Food Sale
The St James Guild announces a Gazaar and Cooked Food Sale on December 1 at Brown's News Stand featuring useful and fancy articles. The event offers a variety of items for buyers and supporters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. James Guild
Brown's
Bazaar and Rummage Sale By Ladies Council
The Ladies Council of the Christian church will hold a big Bazaar and Rummage Sale on December 8. No exact location will be given later. November 1513 confirmation noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies Council of the Christian Church
Dee
Local Creamery Expands as Demand Grows
The Farmers Co operative Creamery Co expands, with a new building nearing completion and plans for a substantial addition to the main plant to open early in spring. The cooperative is praised as the best paying, best managed in the Snake River valley, delivering value to the town by keeping dollars local as dairy products fetch strong prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmers Co-operative Creamery Co
Snake River Valley
Grange Meeting And Pythian News In Payette
The Payette Grange meets next Tuesday night November 27 at 7 30 in the hall over the Equity store. Annual election of officers will take place. All Grange members and county Grangers urged to attend. Also notes on Pythian circles with Payette lodge open meeting last Monday and remarks on friendship charity and benevolence. Fleur de Lis Temple Pythian Sisters hosted Grand Chief Leta Jain visit with a social and lunch afterward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Payette Grange
Harp
Equity
Payette Lodge
New Plymouth
Emmett
Keller
W. E. Hall
Emil Schumaker
L. J Purcell
Fleur de Lis Temple
Leta Jain
Genesee
Birthday Surprise for Evangelical Minister in Payette
On Wednesday November 21 the Evangelical congregation surprised Rev. Newman in Payette with a large leather rocker at a luncheon. That evening the Evangelical league youths brought a huge birthday cake and joined in games and merriment, wishing him many more birthdays. For rent a furnished apartment two or three rooms, phone 324.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evangelical
Newman
Payette
Evangelical League
Neuman
Second Car of Live Poultry Leaves Payette Depot
C H Bowman and Sam are joining and will ship the second car of live poultry this week from the Payette depot. About six years ago they sent the first car out of Idaho. Bowutah and Su are pioneers in poultry and stay in the market at top prices daily, aiding the community by circulating dollars to pay debts and support families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. H. Bowman
Sam
Imat
Payette
Idaho
Bowutah & Su
Willow Creek Oil Well Advances in Idaho Oregon Area
Willow Creek progresses in the Little Willow district as Idaho-Oregon Oil & Gas Co reports encouraging signs. After drilling about 400 feet they encountered hydrocarbon gas at 160 feet, coal vein, peat, and indications of an oil belt. Boiler and derrick lower part are enclosed and operations ready to start despite weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Idaho-Oregon Oil & Gas Co
Little Willow
Word From T. J. Brown Remains In Selah Optimist Publisher
A letter to the office notes T. J. Brown thriving at Selah Washington where he publishes the Selah Valley Optimist. He plans to move to California to continue in newspapers and may visit Payette on a spring trip headed to their Iowa home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Selah
Wash
Selah Valley
Mr. Brown
California
Brown
Iowa
Payette
Programs at the Emma Theatre for late November
The Emma Theatre presents Enemies of Women Pathe News and Vamp No 1 on Thursday. Mary Miles Minter in Drums of Hate and Fire Pighters on Friday and Saturday. Quicksands Snub Pollard Tough Winter on Monday and Tuesday. Three Wise Fools Pathe News Felix at the Fair on Wednesday and Thursday. The Merry Go Round December 5 and 6. News of WM Bulmer's death at Eugene Oregon reached Payette friends. Funeral details not provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pathe News
Mary Miles Minter
Our Gang
Snub Pollard
Felix
WM. Bulmer
Eugene
Oregon
Tom Bulmer
Fruitland Bench
Bulmer
Payette
Crotch Couple Visit Before Portland Departure
Mr and Mrs Merrel Crotch arrived in Portland for a brief visit with relatives and Payette friends. Merrel, fresh from McCarrel School of Mechanical Dentistry, plans to leave at week’s end for Portland to seek a suitable location. Mrs Crotch stays in Payette with sister Hattie Swank and will join him later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merrel Crotch
Merrel
McCarrel School of Mechanical Dentistry
Portland
Crouch
Palette
Hattie Swank
State Inspector Whits Pays Visit to Fruit Growers Meeting
State Horticultural Inspector BE L Dean addressed growers and Chamber members Thursday night, with J Z Hunt and L G Schuttz among U S inspectors present. He urged standard packaging, outlined lime and sulphur control for San Jose scale, warned against oil before freezing, and praised Idaho potatoes and butter in marketing talks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commerce
BE. L. Dean
Mr. Dean
J. Z. Hunt
L G.schuttz
U.S
W. G. Thayer
Leonard Fenn
J. R. McKinney l
Ben Tomlin
Dean
San Jose
Idaho
Gem State
New lunch counter opens at Smoke House pool hall
The lunch counter at the Smoke House pool hall is now open, electrified and neatly arranged. Harry Stark, a cook with five years of experience, will likely serve well prepared meals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smoke House
Harry Stark
Harry Bas
Thanksgiving program at Bolton School House and local road talks
The Bolton School House will host a Thanksgiving program and basket dinner on Sunday December 2. A display of pottery at Johnson's Variety Store is noted. The piece also mentions Idaho and Oregon highway funding and a bridge project over the Snake River between Fruitland and Ontario, with discussions on graveling and dirt roads and Payette Chamber of Commerce urging Oregon action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bolton School
Little Willow
Johnson's Variety Store
State of
Idaho
Oregon State Highway Commission
State of Idaho
Snake River
Fruitland
Ontario
Oregon Highway Commission
Payette
Huntington
Welser
Oregon Highway
Nurses Registration By Waiver Expires Dec 11 19
Idaho nurses eligible for the waiver based certificate must file by January 1 1924. The waiver allows two year trained nurses who practiced in the state within the past three years to receive a certificate without an exam. Chapter 123 of 1923 Session Laws defines the text. 348 nurses have certificates. 27 via waiver at June and October boards. Garland Walters ill but now back at Independent Transfer Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Idaho
Bureau of License
Department of Law Enforcement
Kiwanis Pheasant Feed Delights Members Dinner
The Kiwanis pheasant feed drew sixty attendees with 7 PM dinner. The program opened with America and an invocation. Mrs Sleep of Ontario and Mr C C Wilcox provided musical entertainment. H W Adams and the music committee organized the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kiwanis
Ss Kiwanis
America
Sleep
Ontario
CC. Wilcox
H. W. Adams
McCarroll
Portia
Idaho Alfalfa Mills Expand as Sheep Feed Demand Grows
The Idsho Alfalfa Milling Co announces a large alfalfa meal sale to Ven Duesen Sheep Co of Emmett for winter feeding in Payette mill yards. 2,500 lambs will be fattened from the first shipments sourced with silage from Idaho Canning Co. Idaho Alfalfa Milling Co will begin grinding at Wilder to serve the eastern market, signaling a cash market for Idaho feeds. Meanwhile a shipment of coats arrives at the Golden Rule Store. Mr J N Reynolds, an old Iowa friend, visits Payette, sharing stories with local residents and touring orchards before leaving on No. 19 for Portland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilder
Idaho
Golden Rule
Pormer
Iowa
Weiser
E. A. Blair
J. N. Reynolds
Panora
B. A
Mr. Reynolds
Ira White
Mrs. White
Miss Mildred Baker
White
Dr. Baker
Portland
Sinter
Canning Co to Install Branch Factory at Caldwell
Definite arrangements have been made for Ideho Osening Co to install a branch canning factory at Caldwell ready for the 1924 corn crop. The demand for the firm's corn has grown, necessitating expanded cultivation. The Payette plant will continue at full capacity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ideho Osening Co
Caldwell
Payete
Payette
Local notices and shopping notes from Payette era
Local items include Williard Batteries promotion at Moss & Bro and silk and wool dress sale at the Golden Rat for 14.95. Visitors and travelers report returns from Emmett Beach and Boise. several Payette residents travel for work and recreation. Church society Bazaar and Cooked Food Sale planned for December 1 and 21 at Brown's News Stand. First National Book Store shows brighter interior after refinishing. guests from Minnesota and Ontario visit Payette relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williard
Moss & Bro
Golden Rat
F. H. Muzzy
Emmett Beach
Carl Williamson
Bole
Brubaker & Colton
Golden Rule
J. W. Slick
Payette
L. Wells
Pors
Rex Bradshaw
Petce
Jerome
Me ‘Jara
Greenleaf
Neil Fitch
Foycatello
B. R. Fitch
St. James Guild
Brown's
Twenty-Five Wool and Silk Dresses at Golden Route Sale
Direct from New York Ree War era stock offered at Golden Route for a limited time. Dresses priced down from 22.50 to 14.95, promoting value for shoppers seeking discounted garments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
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Shelworth
Kh. BK
Hurd Brothers
Mrs. Bratnard
Logal Creamery
Grangers
Pythian News
Willow Creek
T. J. Brown
THE
Emma Theatre
Whits Payette
Garland Walters
Independent Transfer Co
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