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Newspaper
Payette Enterprise
Location
Payette, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Nov 23, 1916
Page
3
Local residents report visitors from Payette, Emmett, and Ontario. Family birthdays, church gatherings, school activities, and community meetings fill a busy week with travel, illnesses, and upcoming events.
Rev Ford Burtch moved to the Flack house near the Powell home. Roy Sparks relocated to the Taylor house. Joel Bayer digs a foundation for a new bungalow with Grover McGee overseeing. L B Mackinson elected Sunday School Superintendent. service time moved to 10 30. Mishlers wrap Brethren church meetings and depart for Portland. Thanksgiving program planned for Welser. Cattle gathered for winter pasture near Falk. Stewarts and Davie report herd counts with some shortages.
For rent a 60 acre ranch on the Payette Oregon slope with a good house and barn and a cheap well. Rent on shares. Address G. T. in Parma Idaho.
Four magazines sold for 26 cents annually lure new subscribers to the Enterprise. The ad invites readers to take advantage of the bargain, urging quick action to secure the periodical lineup at a low price.
Notice announces a December 12 1916 special election in Payette Idaho for municipal water works bonds up to 78000 with 6 percent interest. Bonds issued to fund cement reservoir expansion water pipe line and pumping plant. property tax levy to support interest and sinking fund. ward descriptions begin north of Center Avenue and east of the Oregon Short Line Railroad.
City Clerk announces registration hours 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. through the day before the special election. Voting sites: First Ward City Hall. Second Ward Fayette Land and Improvement Co. on Sth Street. Third Ward G W Moore residence 314 North 6th Street. City Clerk Martin O Luther notes date in 1916.
Assessment notice for Payette Heights Irrigation District shows due assessments from 1916 payable at the district treasurer’s office inside First National Bank Payette Idaho. Payments accepted weekdays 8 PM to 8 PM until December 3 1916 with delinquency at 6 PM that day. half paid before delinquency pushes the second half to June 3 1917. Dated November 1 1916. MF Treasurer of Payette Heights Irrigation District.
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