Good attendance at Chamber of Commerce meeting
A Friday women’s night Chamber of Commerce meeting at the club rooms featured a full program by the entertainment committee. Secretary Arthur Johnston reviewed 1922 affairs. A B E White praised the Kiwanis club. road and bridge chair J R McKinney recapped 1922 achievements. Dr. Richardson reported on Southern Idaho Oil Company plans. musical numbers included piano, vocal, violin, and a trio. The event ended with coffee, cake, and ice cream and social tables open late. The Stettlers brought a large bouquet of Daisies and Baby Breath from their Fruitland ranch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commerce
Arthur Johnston
A. A. Stutler
Richardson
Woodruf
Oklahoma
Southern Idaho Oil Company
Mic White
Wells
Holt Robison
Bernard Eastman
I. L. Thurston
Gravenstein
Professor Adams
Stettler
Fruitland
Vocational Instruction Course In Payette For Builders
Mr. Dird Finlayson of the State Board for Vocational Education conducts a trade instruction course in Payette for retail tradesmen and nearby towns. Meetings are at Boise Payette Lumber Co. offices each weekday evening except Saturday, teaching precise lump sum pricing for all building materials to aid contractors in accurate cost estimation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dird Finlayson
Pocatello
State Board For Vocational Education
Payette
Ile
Boise- Payette Lumber Co
Vinegar Factory Sees High Apple Throughput and Strong Output
The Idaho Vinegar and Cider Co operates a sanitary plant grinding over twenty tons of apples daily. They plan to produce at least three thousand barrels of vinegar and many barrels of cider. The factory promises high quality products and urges customers to seek keg cider there, noting the current stock will run out before the new product hits the market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Idaho Vinegar & Cider Co
wWaho Vinegar & Cider Co
Willamy Sackett
Ogden
Utah
Payette
Visi
Sackett
Ogden Green
Idaho
Five Point Buck Visits Mining Property
Walter Smith and Fay Wells report a five point buck shot on the Snake River below the Mills claim. The deer weighed 316 pounds dressed after a lengthy river crossing. Miners at Bay Horse mine keep a large crew at work nearby with daily movement, while hunters retrieve game across the river. Lost notice requests the return of four ladies black patent shoes left between two locations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Smith
Fay Wells
F. Callen
Charlie Fulton
John Pearce
Deer Hunt
Snake River
Huntington
Bay-Horse
Portia Club Holds Session and Plans Fund Drive
The Portia Club held its regular meeting with the president presiding. Members discussed dropping a Lyceum course and offered eight globes through Idaho Power with monthly one dollar charges and a 10 percent lab commission. A resignation of Vice President Mrs. Underwood was accepted and Mrs. Afney named to fill the vacancy. Members will pay 42 cents to support a Near East orphan. A rummage sale is set for the week of November 6 at Masonheimer Sign Co. The Arts and Travel committee provided piano, a highway talk, Idaho Indian Art, and a vocal solo. The next meeting is November 13 with new and old members urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Idaho Power Co
Portia
Power Co
Lab
L. M. Underwood
Club
Afney
Near East Orphan
P. H. Brown
Masonheimer Sign Co
Narrow escape at Seventh Avenue crossing in Buttermilk Slough
Mr. E A Blair narrowly avoided disaster when a train on a side track appeared near his car. He stopped, set the brake, and the locomotive pushed his vehicle aside with minor damage. Blair blamed no one but joked about the minnows lost in the wreck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. A. Blair
Slough
Seventh Avenue North
Blair
Friend seeks Mrs McDonald informant for Payette restaurant
A reader in California asks for Mrs McDonald who ran a Payette restaurant in 1902 1903 and requests contact through this office. Also noted Mr and Mrs L Rorabaugh returned from Dry Buck after summer at the Grange to operate a Sawmill. The company at Banks has cut over 260 000 feet of lumber ready for shipment, with a logging crew at work for next season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dry Buck
L. Rorabaugh
Grange
Curb Post Lighting Feasibility For Payette Discussed
A Kiwanis Club meeting in Payette last Tuesday featured Kiwanian Mowe's local solo and a discussion led by John D. Orr and Dr. I R Woodward on curb post lighting for the city. Orr outlined four points showing why Payette needs the system, noting completed paving, potential total cost around 3500 dollars, and a proposed ten year rental with Idaho Power Company. Mayor Woodward added that a White Way would attract business and visitors, urging consideration of a practical funding plan given Payette’s assessed valuation and debt, with potential monthly city costs around 145 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kiwanis Club
John D. Orr
I. R. Woodward
Payette
Orr
Idaho Power Company
Nampa
Jerome
Twin Falls
Pocatello
Boise
Magnette Arco Boise
J. F. Bow
Bow
Woodward
Hbusineas
Ric
Attale
Busine Mao
Lansford
Landford
Asaurt
Florida
Payetté
Idaho Power Co
High School Honors for Payette Pupils Listed
The Payette School District reports end of a six week period with grade cards issued. The Honor List features seniors Milc red Holmes Harold Hiller Harriet Heinze. juniors Gladys Compton Edward Equals Olive Mathis Kathryn Pence. sophomores George Davis Dorothy Redfield Gertrude Boals Grayce Johnson Helen Musgrove Claretta Freshman Edith Bradshaw Helen Kilbourne Eisie Sick Marion Tharp Emily Poust Kathryn Robison Gertrude Sick Denny Hogue. High Honors require at least two A's and no grade below B.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milc
Red Holmes
Harold Hiller
Man
Harriet Heinze
Junior Clase
Gladys Compton
Edward Equals
Olive
Mathis
Kathryn Pence
Helen Kilbourne
Marion Tharp
Narrow escape as Price nearly loses life at payroll plant
Arthur Price survived a close call at Denney and Qu dryer when his sleeve caught in a conveyor shaft tearing his shirt. Mrs Price grabbed his collar. saved by the quick action of observer Mr Fee who shut off the current. Price sustained a badly bruised thumb but was otherwise unharmed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Price
Fife
Denney & Qu
Price
Payette Notes Relate Visits and Local Business
Payette residents recount visits from relatives in Missouri Valley and California. A 10th wedding anniversary for A. E. Beecoom is noted with many guests, plus local family reunions. Reports mention subscriptions for Netted Gem potatoes and assorted local business trips and community happenings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Madsen
Missouri Valley
Iowa
A. E. Beecomb
Madsen
Payette
Emma Theatre Program Highlights Late October Happenings
Emma Theatre presents Wallace Kond in Across the Continent with News and comedy Thursday. Friday and Saturday feature Martie Schnweton Jungle Ad ventures and Universal comedy. Saturday night Cet I%-Conway Tearle in After Midnight. Monday and Tuesday showcase A Man's Home and Sunstine comedy. November 1 Thomas Maighan in Bachelor's Daddy with News and comedy. Popular song and free music for first 100 inches, radio concert 6:20 to 7:00.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wallace Kond
Martie Snchweton
Universal
Conway Tearle
Sunstine
Acc
Ind—Thomas Maighan
A Good Word for the Payette Creamery
Clar Smith a business magazine writer notes the Farmers Co operative Creamery at Nampa pays more batter fat per pound yet the Payette creamery shows over twice the net profit. He praises Payette for its detailed bookkeeping system and says it is the better conducted institution of its kind.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmers Co-operative Creamiery Co
Los Angeles
Calif
Payette
Clar& Smith
Nempa
Smith
Nampa
Paylette
Precautionary Notes on Dry Leaves Near Homes
The text warns of dry leaves on shaded porches and in valleys, posing a fire risk from chimney sparks. It emphasizes prevention over firefighting, urging quick cleaning of leaves to avoid calling the fire department.
Portia Club Auction at Mason Heimer Sign Co Building
Rum mage sale to be held November 10 to 11 at the Mason Heimer Sign Co Building. Notify buyers by phone 114 6-3-224-W. for pickup of articles called for including clothing canned goods furniture and farm produce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portia Club Arcgs
Masonheimer Sign Co
First in modern improvements in Payette area
Mr N A Jacobse installed an electric fronting ironing machine at home. He previously owned the first buggy, auto, and electric washing machine in Payette, now adding the first family electric ironing machine. Also noted are local ads and brief social notices involving residents from New Plymouth and Payette, and a defective jagged paragraph about services and a Dalvetl birth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. A. Jacobse
Also Mentioned on This Page
Chamber OF Wnerce
H. E. Golden Jfaitch
Phat
Portia Club
Methodist Church
Epworth
Huff
Cash
B, Holmes
Paysite
Pay River
B. A. Blair
Lake Lowell
Gasse
Geo. Hoor
Caldwell
Inser
Abele
Tomorow
County Commission
Payette County
Anna C. Pearson
Canyon County
Ba L
Bryat Hes
Bryan
Marion W. Draper
San Diego
Overland
Missouri
Dakota
Neb
Colo
Draper
C. F. Draper
Geo.Crané
A. A. Stroup
Stroup
J. R. Brown
E.G. Dunn
Parma
W. Glesser
Ontario
Brainard
J. H. Davis
Portland
J. M. Davis
J. FP. Orr and Son
Boles
J. D. Orr
J. F. Nesbit
Gross
Payette River
Elwood Bivens
Wiliam McCresker
Modesto
Independent Transfer Co
W. H. Farber
Holy Rosary Hospital
Rome
F. McCarroll
R. D. Maule
Second Avenue North
Tenth St
Halley
Blanchard Home
Boone
Marie Henningsen
Our City
L. Haarmann
Walla Walla
Wall
L. W. Spotswood
Miss
Lillian Spotswood
B. B.j Wells
Orville
House of Stettler
Alberta
W. T. Rouse
C. L. Jord
California
Mac” McCarroll
J. M. Bennett
Payette Contracting Company
A. L. Grove
Worcester Salt Co
New York
Farmers Co-operative Creamery Co
Emma Theatre
Payette Creamery
M. D. Fleming
Bascott Hotel
John Anderson
Florence
New Plymouth
Mra BF. Hult
Parette
H. W. Madson
Jame Stanton
Claudine
Viola Prive
Mea P‘m. Rabenue
Fim Creek
Nebriabe
Nebraska
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!