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Newspaper
Payette Enterprise
Location
Payette, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Oct 02, 1913
Page
5
Local column lists guests and residents visiting Fruitland and nearby towns. Mrs J O Coughran travels from Baker City to assist with fruit work. B B Gladish to Grand View for threshing. many attendees and arrivals for fairs, orchards, and hospital stays across Idaho communities.
Mrs J H Spainhower visits from Oklahoma to see her daughter and family the Gilmores who now own the C Meyer property. Chris Meyer W A Colwell return from Midvale after carpentry work on Meyers place. Beteheimner comes from Ravenna Nebraska to spend vacation with relatives. H B Ethinson reports daughter E A Barty and family heading to Loreta California by four week safe drive from Portland. Justia Tuttle leaves Fruitland school for Sisters to continue studies in Ontario.
D. D. Hunter lays cement culverts for the Good Roads, a large bridge at Pleasant View is set, fall road work to follow with available funds. R. B. Perry shows farm produce wins at Malheur County Fair then Canyon County Fair. Cary Tussing seeks reports of wandering sheep. Emerson Wahu to start the evaporator for apple season. brother in California. Fitch and Howard families head for Emmett mountains to view land and deer. Red Apple Ranch appears as pickers settle for harvest. dining room led by Mrs. Pratt. About 25 apple harvest cars expected. Fred Harper moves Holstein cattle to Canyon County. Manneman Bros. dedicate new storage house with dancing. Leila Herlins, Jo Bruning, Clarente Russel musicians. A skin grafting party travels to Payette to aid C. C. Grimes. Emma Johnson marries Will Fiser in Portland. congratulations from Enterprise. James McClure, 14, trapped in cave collapse. Eugene saves him then assists grandfather. minor injuries. Rowena Robinson submits Canyon County Fair exhibits from Domestic Science. Marvin Channer photographs Fruitland school. nearly 400 young hopefuls attend.
The Library opened Monday with Mary Hollenbeck and Sydney Robinson leading the first week. The week’s schedule assigns higher grades to specific days and notes no music on Canyon Co. Fall Tuesday due to Prof. T. R. Neilson’s absence. Miss Della Crowther and Miss Sadie Westcott depart for Big Willow and Caldwell respectively.
The Grange hosted an informal musical evening in the High School room with performances by Mesdamen Madsen and Wolf, Mary Kinnison, Misses Marton Robinson and Irma Deal, and Prof. T. R. Nellson who spoke on music in child education. Teachers and parents discussed school work and cooperation as the social center theme continued. Homebound attendees and local society notes followed with gatherings, visits, and small events across Fruitland and Payette area.
Fruitland agent Howard H. Snowberger promotes a free booklet about the Royal Typewriter. The flyer urges readers to request the pamphlet for details on the model and its features.
The Payette Valley Publicity League attracts support from lower valley communities with goals to draw investors for industrial needs and to create a market in the middle west for mid grade Payette apples. New Plymouth hosts a strong branch while Payette and Fruitland groups form by early October led by organizer Mrs. Cora Miller Wood with local Commercial Clubs.
Sunday programs highlight Rally Day at the M. E. Sabbath School with a students’ Comrades of the Cross program and a sermon series on God's Ten Words. Baptist church Rally Day inspires renewed effort as pastor preaches Confidence and Inspiration. Local social notes list residents visiting, moving plans, and minor community happenings.
In Canyon County Idaho May 26 1913 the Payette National Bank seeks attachment against W C Blackburn for 1016 95 with 10 percent interest from April 1 1912 and costs and 200 attorneys fees. The clerk GEO W Stovel signs with attorney F B Lyon of Payette. Also aged notices list poultry buyers and a Poland China sow for sale with contact numbers.
The State of Idaho greets J F Chasteen and a complaint has been filed in the Seventh Judicial District Canyon County. The plaintiff seeks judgment for 469.23 for goods sold and delivered and 90 for additional goods, with the case assigned to F H Lyon attorney for plaintiff in Payette Idaho. The defendant must answer within twenty days if served in district or forty days if served elsewhere. Witness the District Court seal dated September 15 1913.
A fragmented dialogue discusses the origins of valet and varlet terms, attributing influences to medieval vassalage and Germanic roots. A child asks about his mother and wife, while a correspondent comments on polite propriety and social expectations. The piece blends linguistic musings with domestic questions and newspaper chatter from the era.
Board of Directors on September 22 1913 levied an assessment of 1.50 per share on the capital stock payable to the secretary at Payette Land and Improvement Co North Eighth St Payette. Unpaid by October 24 1913 will be delinquent and sold. payment required before November 22 1913 to cover delinquent assessment cost of advertising and sale.
A new time card took effect on the Oregon Short Line Sunday August 3 with westbound trains Pony 75 at 9 48 a m Pony 77 at 6 41 p m No 11 at 3 54 a m Fast Mail 9 at 6 20 p m eastbound Pony 76 at 4 40 p m Pony 78 at 3 40 p m No 18 at 2 45 a m Fast Mail 11 50 will stop on flag at Ontario Caldwell Nampa and points east No 10 at 6 08 p m on old No 6 time For Sale Green peppers and all varieties of garden vegetables Henry Peldscher
HOGS AND CATTLE We buy hogs and cattle to have livered any day or we have a 100d feed yard and guarantee highest mar ket price. -Johnson & Walker. Phone 192k at For Rent-7 room horse on North Sixth-8. E. Chapman, per For Rent-A nice new six rooms bungalow stricty modern. Located on Front street-E. A. Blair, or Wanted-Fat cattle and hose, ! pay highest market price, Phore to 4. O. Bowker, 269red.
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