Payette County Window Prize Winners Named
The Payette Commercial Club awarded prizes for window displays with Glesler Brothers taking first, Model Grocery second, and Holtenbeck third. Scores listed show totals for quality and artistic arrangement, with several firms noted as high scorers though some withdrew.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glesler Brothers
Commercial Club
Model Grocery
B. Hollenbeck
McDonald & Smith
Ees & Smith
Noealee Brothers Piney
Pinety
Hollenweck
Ree
Tyee Mercantile Company
Jas
A. Lauer
Veal
D. D. Hambly
The
Big Meeting Starts Sunday at Payette Christian Church
The Christian church in Payette invites all members and relatives to a Bible School Rally at 10 A.M. next Sunday with evangelistic meetings to follow. About 509 Payette schoolchildren missed Sunday School last week, and 200 attended public worship. The program includes daily services from 1:30, with themes on God and salvation. An alarm to sound the temple cleansing is noted, and instrumental music plus choir voices are added.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Payette
Baptist Church Weekly Schedule and Choir News
The article outlines morning worship at 10 with a sermon at 11, followed by junior HY at 3 pm, PA at 6:30 pm, and evening sermon at 7:30 pm. Pastor Rev Henry Van Engelen speaks on the morning text about leaves and whispers. Allen Middleton arrives from Onmba for a summer stay, seemingly ill. The Boys Glee Club resumes under Mr Neidson. the orchestra rehearses for end of term. Juniors brighten their room. attic recitation room completed. report cards issued with Riley selections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sumiay Sehow
Sealer F
Henry Va Engelen
Neidson
Riley
Snake River Bridge Progresses Rapidly This Week
Work on the Snake River bridge advances with a barge in place to hoist material and a hoisting engine mounted. A load of structural steel arrived Tuesday and is being hauled to the bridge site. The near completed abutment on the river side should finish in a few days despite a local Christmas promotion excerpt at Shrother's China Store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Snake River Bridge
Snake River
Snutter
Marshal Skaggs
Riebeling
C. W. Wie
Caldwell
Oregon
Portia Star News Club Meeting At Commercial Club Rooms
The Ports Club met Monday afternoon in Commercial Club rooms, with Mrs. Muller reporting the federation insights from Mountain Home and giving recommendations. Nine new members joined, and a gifted trio from Payette performed Rockin Tune with an encore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ports Club
Commercial Club
Hortie Club
Muller
Portia
Mountain Home
Mesdames Hoomer
Bartett
Forwves
Stomer
Mit
Mrs. Maule
Secy
Demonstrations At Orchard Show Led By J M Carroll
The Mosler Oregon educator J M Carroll directs the upcoming orchard show with daily demonstrations on spraying using power machines by Prof Melander and the Washington Agricultural College. The event opens soon with instruction daily except Sunday November 26. Coal supplies in Payette are tight due to mine repairs and railcar shortages, but dealers expect normalization later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Carroll
Mosler
Oregon
Stroetésul
Varedee
Prof
Melander
Strate Agricultural College of
Wankington
Socialists of Canyon County plan full ticket
The Socialists of Canyon County held a Caldwell meeting to organize for the next general election. Locals in Emmett Park Nampa Payette Caldwell and Middleton were represented. H T Cursming Caldwell elected secretary and B T Templeton Caldwell named county organizer to complete the county structure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canyon County
Namce
Caldwell
Emmett Park
Nampa
Payette
Middleton
Regilar
Sewer Committee Lets Contract For West Side Sewer
Six bids were opened and two lowest, Sausett of Corvallis and Lyman & Sandals of Salt Lake City, were considered. Corvallis bid deemed reliable. Sausett awarded the contract to begin within two weeks, with work to use laborers rather than heavy machinery to save costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K. Sausett
Corvallis
Oregon
Lyman & Sandals
Salt Lake City
Sausett
Sauwett Wis
West Aide
Payette Post Office to Close on Sunday Policy Change
Payette town reads that the post office will close the general delivery window on Sundays starting October 29, with only outgoing mail dispatched and incoming mail distributed to boxes. The move mirrors a Sabbath observance trend, aiming to rest workers while still handling special delivery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Usu
Mise Anna Horebler
Boise, — Inc
J. P. Joiner
Grand Matron Visits Lorraine Chapter O
Grand Matron Louise Wilson visits Lorraine Chapter No 28. Exemplifications for the Grand Matron follow a lodge banquet and interstingtons. The page also mentions residents moving, social dinners, and a farm listing in Payette Idaho offering a 40 acre ranch with improvements for sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorraine
Louise Wilson
the Order of Eastern Star
Two Comets Now Blazing In Blue Vault Of Heaven
Two comets blaze in the sky with naked eye, one visible after sunset and another before dawn. The evening comet, discovered September 28 by M Belawakey, shows a bright head and seven degree tail, while the morning comet, found July 1 by Dr Brookd, is brighter than Haley’s at peak and expected to brighten in ten days. Observers can catch the pair northeast of Venus, with best viewing times just after dark and before five o clock. Several other comets near the sun are discussed, including Lugee Eneke’s and two similar naked eye comets, marking a rare celestial display.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Belawakey
Dr. Brookd
Haley
Venus
Lugee
Eneke
Payette News Roundup Local Notes and Dated Events
Payette reports finish cleaning the Washoe Ditch and inspections by Inspector McPherson. Residents plan to move to Australia, while new lodge efforts and social events populate the town. A. P. Quimby secures Tuscon railroad foreman post. city awards cement walk contract to Lathrop & McComsey. Moose lodge forms. football game slated. various visits, travels, and social gatherings fill the week.
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P. E
P. BE. O
Frank Crowther
Japan
L. V. Patch
Ilauer
B. P. Holtenhouse
H. P. Holtenhouse
Barr B. Pratt
A. IV
Department of Agriculture
United States
Payojette
Pratt
Payette Valley
North West
Christian Church
China
Brother’s
Allen Middleton
Onmba
Payete
McA
Shrother
Jones Drag
Portia Star News
Orchard
Spokane
Payettete
Denney & Co
Ming
Harriman
Ume
Sewer Committee
K. Gausett
Coevalne
Taille
Washoe
J. D. Fieanor Af Botee
Washoe House
Shatuereer
Phillip
Af Washoe
Miee Shamberger
Mise Gertrude Shaimberger
Baltimore
Chicago
New York
Philadelphia
Independent Order of Odd Persons
O. M. — Harvey
Welser
D. Taylor
Bolse
James F. Atshie
George H. Handy
Atte
Mire
A. P. Griffin
Olathe
Kaneene
Arfilinchy
Sarah Bodge
New Rampehire
Eleen
J. M. Bennett
Herding
Brute Iinge
Mira W. B. Gilmoru
Taylor- Payette
Idaho
Ty Mitty
Palace Pharmacy
W. Polly
Welservink
Inertecieniia
Sam
Washoe Ditch Company
Tidvale Ie
Ming Clemente
3 ‘Tech Sinter Mia
Inspector McPherson
Rezac
Australia
H. B. Mall
Bert Moxgridge
Clarence Chapin
Tiarry Peldscher
Chapin
V. Lodge
Sons of Veterinn Lodge
Rebecca Assembly
Kel
Twin Falls
Sarah P. Driscoll
Elizabeth Hutchinson
Weiser High School
Tuscon
A. P. Quimby
Arizona
Southern Pacific Railroad Company
Quimby
Lathrop & McComsey
Moose
Loyal Order of Moose
Harriman Limes
Illinois Central
Toother
Grant Fisher
Mr. Fisher
Ang Coe
RU. Spoviding
M. O. Lather
Boiso
A. Nodto
Dakota
Arith
Mra. C. W. Gledler
T Ie
Mra. Higga
Emmett
Bridge
J. F. Orr
Minneapolis
George Scott
Liewee
Davis
Kanga
Lutie Ommoen
Guthrie i. Iowa
J. Nodle
Nodle
W. F. Sherwood
Parma
Bidwell
Trio Falla
M. G. Michellng
Bowen & Fitheling
Yale
Board of County Commissioners
F. A. Gorham, Jr
Ata
T. J. Johnson
Moore Mach
M. HE
Ferney
Weatherbes
E. W. Eynsla
C. Anderson
M. F
Wetser
Bere
M. Lawer
Sy. Patch
Edwin Lauer
Bolae
Mons
Ea ¢ Rolre
John Casberg
Chris. Henrichsen
Germany
Ae Sana
Waukee
Mes
If. J. Courteet
California
J. Behan
Bolee
Rotern
W. P. Kennedy
Hagerman Valley
Zette
Itely
EB. Lyner
Were Aequaintances
Aida
Fado
Yeo
D.C. Carsen
Lapwar
Thy
J. &. Cosman
Su Mr. Carson
Tidak
Youngs
Preddle Jimersom
Maxfield
Fray Shafter Arese
Anna Griffith Rence
Western
Wiern Lands
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