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Newspaper
Payette Enterprise
Location
Payette, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Oct 21, 1915
Page
3
Fruitland items list Emmett visitors to the area and nearby towns. Otto Crawford travels to Boise after his mother’s hospital stay and passes away. Several families from Ontario Weiser and Paynette stop by for visits. Local errands include cattle sales, house work, and church activities as residents share news and small events.
Meetings at the Baptist church continue this week with Rev A by Minaker assisted by Rev Dahl from New Plymouth. The Builders class meets at Marion Stetler’s home Saturday afternoon. WCTU meets Thursday Oct 28 at 2 30 with Mr Yockey. Echoes from the State convention to be given. Grange meets Friday Oct 22 at N W Lewis home. Silver medal contest Tuesday Nov 2. Brethren church services Sunday with Sunday School at 10 and preaching at 11 and 7 30. Christian Worker's meeting 6 80 p m. At Baptist church services as usual. Methodist church preaching at 11 am. Evening service 7 30. Christian Endeavor 6 30 pm. Captain Politics for God led by Mr Wm Dewhir et.
Our census reports 517 school age children with about 70 not in school due to graduation or marriage. October enrollment shows 383 pupils. Mr and Mrs Hill hosted a dinner for apple pickers. Taylor anniversary celebrated with silver gifts. Football loss to Payette 6 to 0. Social events include Robin Crow Cot dinner for Earl Cotton, a Mothers Circle social, and a community celebration in Frank's Hall with races, music, and a two hundred twenty seven attendees raising funds for a gohoe ground.
The Board of Directors levied a ten cent per share assessment to cover current expenses and interest. Unpaid stock by October 29, 1915 becomes delinquent and may be sold November 20, 1915 to cover the amount due plus advertising and sale costs. First publication Sept 30 1915. Last publication Oct 21 1915.
Payette Idaho adjusts Ordinance No. 150 to tighten section 1 prohibiting poultry from roaming near streets and property. The update requires confinement within a shed or enclosure within city limits and clarifies penalties. The ordinance was passed and approved on October 18 1918 with Burt Venable as mayor and Martin C Luther as city clerk.
Auction item offers Poland China pigs of any size and a large male hog for sale. Located one and a half miles west of Payette at the Ranch of F. Draper. Terms are $1.00 cash with privilege of return. Contact B. D. McIntyre, French Idaho.
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