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Payette Enterprise

Location

Payette, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Oct 23, 1913

Page

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Heavy Shipments of Southern Cattle for Payette

Wise stockmen report about two thousand head to be shipped into Payette within thirty days from Texas, New Mexico and Arizona. Cattle fed locally this winter, then put on the summer range on the reserve and returned to Payette valleys for wintering. shipments led by Gus Davis, Albert Wilson, J. F. Nesbitt, and A. L. Pence with hundreds of head already en route or awaiting delivery.

Payette Texas New Mexico Wise Gus Davis Albert Wilson J. F. Nesbitt Arizona Tuscon A. L. Pence Carlsbad Mr. Pence

Petition Canyon County to Build Bridge Across Big Willow Creek

Delegation from Payette Valley appeared before commissioners on Thursday seeking an appropriation to construct a bridge across Big Willow Creek opposite the confluence with the Payette River. Estimates place the cost at no less than 1500 dollars, a sum that could strain the county bridge fund, while questions arise about road district boundaries and responsibility.

Payette Valley Big Willow Caldwell New Plymouth Payette River Road Dist. No. 1 Big Willow Creek New County Brive Payette River Payette Wilow Creek County Bridge Fund Toad District No. 1

Payette Valley Potatoes Advertising Push By Hogue

Frank Hogue sorts and packs Hogue's Improved Russett potatoes for the eastern market. Potatoes are field-sacked, cleaned, graded, and packed in new fancy sacks with detailed envelopes describing grades and history. Idaho potatoes, notably Payette Valley, aim for better market prominence.

Frank Hogue Hogue Payette Valley Idaho Paystte Valley

Portia Club Hosts Memorable Teacher Reception

The Portia Club organized an Educational Reception and Entertainment Committee led event for city teachers on Monday. A warm, informal gathering featured music by Paul Brainard and others, toasts from community leaders, readings, and refreshments, with plans for annual repetition.

Portia Club Sec. Haracter Commercial Club Maule Shouts Scritchfield Portia Chuir Mayer Compton Harader Smith l Ministerial Association McGlinchey Braiiard Parent

Payette River Bridge Near Payette Reaches Two-Spans Complete

Steel for the Payette river bridge east of Payette arrived last week and is rapidly swung into place. One span is now in place and practically complete. Workers continue on the remaining span and the two spans should be in place within days. By November first the bridge should be ready for traffic.

Payette River Peskion Payette

Harmony Lodge Hosts Evening Membership Contest

Harmony Rebekah Lodge No. 22 reports a yearlong membership drive. Mrs. Burns led six new names to her side while Mrs. Driscoll guided ten, culminating in an oyster banquet for 36 members after a regular meeting. The event celebrated the motto Friendship Love and Truth and showcased the rival sides.

Harmony Rebekah Lodge No. 22 Tim Driscoll J. B. Burns

Council Acts On Improvement Matters

City council advances first step toward local improvement district to fund cement walks and curbing with a plan to divide work over two to three years. Five to one vote approves first reading of the ordinance and directs committee review to refine district boundaries, bonds to total just over $4,980, and local labor goals.

Num‘ner North Sixth Street

Presbyterian Church Schedule Promotes Efficiency

Next Sunday the pastor will preach on Efficiency as the key word in church councils and synods. Mr Cram will summarize matters from Caldwell synods. Evening topics include Religious Athletes and Dyspertics and a course on How Faith in Jesus Escaped Throttling. All men not in Bible study invited to join. The Young Ladies Guild met for luncheon and began new study books The New America.

Cram Caldwell Jesus Young Ladies Guild

Lorraine Chapter Entertains Welser and Ontario Lodges

Lorraine Chapter 0 E 3 hosted visitors from Welser and Ontario Chapters on Tuesday evening. After the lodge session a musical program and a humorous farce followed by a banquet. Appropriate toasts concluded a pleasant evening.

Lorraine Tueday Welser Ontario

Bible School Nears 200 Attendance at Christians Church

The Bible School at Christians Church nears the 200 mark with the Beginner’s class producing the Sunday feature. Marjorie Brown shared a third story and Viola Lyons delivered a Sunbeam solo. Next Sunday the Primary class will present something special. Rev Horne from Eugenes preached last Sunday on The Church is Foundation Its Mission. The pastor notes strong crowds both services. Sunday morning topic Golden Rule Religion. Evening subject The Price of a Christlike Life.

Bible School Marjorie Brown Viola Lyons Horne Eugenes Oreron Ita Foundation Ite Message Christies

Empire Lumber Company Builds Modern Yard in Payette

The Empire Lumber Company begins construction of a modern yard in Payette. Foundations cover 120 by 145 feet under roof, with two small rear buildings occupying the lot. Mtose tebenc e, likely Moses Tecence, will finish the buildings swiftly and stock full lumber on the grounds. Lew Adam of Ontario heads the project, active in Payette recently as work progresses.

Anderson Empire Lumber Company Payette Mtose Tebenc Oregon Idaho Lew Adam Ontario

Payette High School Wins Season Opener

Payette High School defeated Caldwell 15 to 6 in a home football opener. Steffen connected on a key pass to Goodwin setting up the final score as Payette edged Caldwell after a seesaw first half. Coach Hampton praised the effort and noted the next game against Weiser High School at home.

Feome Puzsling Desir Stetfen Jon Ine Gat Seesawig Ste Goodwik Caldwell Caldwel Payette Hampton Weiser Bish School H. Goodwin LT Russey Lowe C. White Nesbitt McClarahan Goodwin Lattis Rhoades Prestels Steffen Babs Shank Brannock Wainwright Brainard Ant Bire Cleaver

Society News Luncheon Honors Mrs FitePatrick Guests

Mrs C B Compton hosted a three course luncheon and a Five Hundred game Friday for house guests Mrs M r FitePatrick and Miss FitePatrick with guest prizes and consolation prize to Mrs Rath Moss. Invited were a long list of society members and relatives. Invitations issued for a reception by Mrs Albert Wilson and Mrs McKinney at Mrs Wilsons Thursday afternoon in Laura Wilson honor. Sophomore class Friday hosted a pleasant evening with Master of Ceremonies Bill Edwards guiding amusements before a dainty luncheon in the banquet hall.

C. B. Compton Bill Edwards

Payette Visitor Notes Across Town In Brief

Payette visitor Tuesday. New Plymouth links and Weiser trips recounted. Mrs Ashworth hosts Fridays at St James Rectory. J. L. Griffith relocates display base south of Joba RR. Earl Parker returns, joins Russell Dept store. Mrs Burns returns to Idaho. Sterling Wells departs Iowa after three weeks. Payette residents seek Baker City investments. Emmett’s James Whitesell reports strong moves. Cinba Day art program to roll. Fruit exhibit planning for Idaho Oregon show underway.

de B. F. Campbell Chicago Post Falls Idaho Jo, Dlean New Plymouth EB. W P. Moorae Thes. Ashworth St. James' Rectory James Ady de Welle Spemcer Iowa Joe Myers Baker City Payette Oregon Empire Lumber Company J. L. Griffith Joba RR Banks Earl Parker Russell Department Store Keith Burns Hollenbeck J. By Burns Ota A. Wells Sehaklee M. & Wood L. Therstes Baise L. Therston Boise B. W. Anderson Tront Lewis Eaton Milwaukee Wicerain Betessey Leon Luton James Whitesell Emmett Whiteell Sively Nest Nelison L. M. Campbell Heulara Idaho-Oregon Fruit Association Spokane Campbell

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Canyon County Payette Valley Potatoes Portia Rmony Lodge Invent APPLE John Ronge R. H. Woods Payvette Woods Charles R. Smith Frank Cram, Jr East Second Avenue North C. R. Mandaville F. M. Satoris G. W. Lattig’s Town Town Avenue M. D. Reed Council Presbyterian Church Payette High School Wm. T. Sherman Gorton’s Hall Odd Fellows Grand Lodge J. B. Cosman W. A Coughanour LB. Redington EP. Paine Boise Creamery Jensen Creamery Company of Boise Co-Operative Creamery Company C. F Wednes Payette High School Idaho National Guard Sons of Veterans Demebters Sesaien Riverside H. D. Fleke North 6Th St Dr. Skippen Try Buck Frosti Dry Buck J. A. McPherstom Potato Department North Psolfte Fruit Distrivctors Idaho-Oregon Fruit Growers! Ass'n Society News Wolf Portland Howe A.B. Kirkendall Parma Rees Jenkins Opece Briscor & l J. B. Garns W. W. Putte Washoe Attorney Karl Paine Hegsemeler
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