Fruitland Community Notes Skim Through Busy Week
In Fruitland the week features visits and travels of locals and guests from Nyssa Nampa Emmett and other towns. A string of family and friend visits includes Jim and Grace Bowhian and Nellie Cook with Mrs J F Curnifex and W E Shaw families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misa Grace Bowhian
Nyasa
MacDormouth
Nevada
Judson Ruh
Salina
Kansas
Nampa
A. Stetler
Ethel and
Wing Knox
Emmett
Glive Tanguary
Nellie Cook
Kearney
Nile
Dau
Never
J. F. Curnifex
M. B. Sherman
W. E. Shaw
Olive Tanquary
Skiff
FP. W. Griep
Enid
Elmer
Forest Grove
Klammath Falls
L. B. Culver
San Jose
Cal
Sarah Biffle
Twin Falls
B.A. Barry
H. B. Kinnison
Welster
Parry
Portland
Loleta
Gal
Barry
Emma Cotts
Ft. Madison
Towa
Emma Neal
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
West
Canada
Canada Arrived Saturday For A Visit With Mrs. Cotts Sister Mrs. W. A. Colwell
Douglass
Velma Armstrong
Walla Walla
Social Gatherings Highlight Town Weekend
Miss Golda Magee prepares to depart for Mt. Vernon Oregon for school as guests share dinner. A Lawn social on the W. H. Veetel lawn under B Y P U auspices draws a large crowd with a candy booth and a program of songs and recitations. Proceeds exceed 21 dollars aiding an art glass B Y P A window for the new church. Money to loan on improved real estate security offered by H F French.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Rains
Mya. Brown
Durkee
Oregon
Gertrude Holt
Ed. Holt
Ontario Hospital
Pete Johnson
Miss Ward
Ontario
King L. C. Hills
Des Moines
H. %. Robinson
Mrs. Hills
Jessie Talbot
Anita
Iowa
Boise
Institute
Wm. McConnel
Gunnison
Colo
Ray Shearer
Twin Bridges
Montana
Payette
C. O. Grimes
Velva Grimes
Florence Douglass
Cotton
Earl
Elsie Schmid
Neilson
Mamie Bayer
George Hooker
Miss Greenfield
Bessie Griep
Teachers’ Institute
J. McKinney
Spokane
Great Northern
Minnesota
Normal
Ilinois
Golda Magee
Mt. Vernon
Ore
Binabd
Nellie Burnet
Fruitland State Bank
Nyssa
F. R. Marshall
McDonald
Robbins
Grace
Stauber
Bert Tinler
New Meadows
Fruitland
Samuel Starr
Fruitland Drug Store
Griffeth
Philly
van der Kar
Portland
P. N. van der Kar
Maxfield
Alliance
Neb
Dudley
Robert Sherman
Walser
Edythe
Hertha Wells
Chas, Bronnan
New Plymouth
Ray
Floyd Troxall
Elmer Keifer
Alma
Blanche Troxall
Hazel Smith
Wells, Jr
A. Stetler
Judson Rub
Salina
Kansas
Rogers
Eleanor Rogers
A. G. Rogers
W. H. Vee’ Tal
O. C. Stout
Emma Cotts
Emma Neal
WA. Colwell
Yallie and
Bethel
Arthur
Allan
Mary Kinison
H. J. Puchett
Niswander
Otto Johnson
Esther
H. F. French
Payette R. F. D
Election of officers and community notices in Payette area
The report covers officer elections at the United Methodist church with R. J. Rowse as President and M. J. Sherman as Vice President, plus added notes on Sunday meetings at multiple churches, forthcoming conventions, Sunday sermon topics, and local society events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. E. Church
R. J. Rowse
M. J |Sherman
R.G. Witeco
J. AL Bowers
C. M.williams
N. PB. Yookey
C.le Bates
R.d. Rowse
N. P. Yockey
M. B. Sherman
Orlo Wilcox
Caldwell
Bess
Baptist Church
Brethren Church
Deardorf
Jm Bis
Desidorf
Grange
Franks Heil
Methodist Ladies Aid
Epworth
Halli
C. E. Deal
la Grande
Oregon
Niswander
M. A. Niswander
Strawn
Ficken
We Buy Cream at Payette Creamery
Jensen Creamery Co offers to pay 2f per pound for butter fat at the old Payette creamery with testing and paying conducted in Payette.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Payette
Jensen Creamery Co
Ute
Packing houses bustle as prune and apple harvest rise
Local packing plants run at full tilt with 25 packers and 20 workers producing a car daily. Hot weather boosts apple color and prune yield this season. Denney and Co oversee the crew while the Commercial Club backs a Farmers Short Course in Corn and Stock judging and fruit production this fall. Grover Brothers expand hog and sheep shipments with fall and winter loads from Fruitland or Ontario. Shorty Gosnell tops the duck bag with 17 on the Payette River, avoiding the Whitley Bottom rush.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denney and Co
Prof
Olin
Grover Brothers
Fruitland
Ontario
Shorty Gosnell
Whitley Bottom
Payette
Bath in Senegal Sparks Bureaucratic Delays and Confusion
A fragmented account describes a visit to a Senegalese facility amid red tape and a French colonial context. It notes proposed baths for officials, doctor examinations, and delays over two to three days as proceedings unfold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senegal
Trefel
Seaven
Bath
Report of the Fruitland State Bank August 9 1913
The report lists assets including loans and discounts 7680000 dollars overdrafts 1054 08 securities 16355 cash on hand 3779 98 and totals liabilities 101021 23 with capital stock 10000 surplus 4500 deposits 670 620 74 time certificates 24651 12 savings deposits 4913 16 and notes payable 5000 00. J O Scritchfield cashier attests to truthfulness. notary P E Silkett sworn August 20 1913.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steecees
U. 5
Farmers’ Mutual Tel. Co
United States
State of Idaho
Canyon
J. O. Scritchfield
P. EB
Silkett
A. Edgecomb
E. BE. Hunter
Estray buckskin horse found near Payette Idaho
Estray buckskin horse described with left shoulder brand and white hind feet is offered for return to owner who proves property and pays expenses. Cliff Barnes Route 1 Payette. Also notices seeking apple packers for Fruitland Association and sale of a Mitchell seven passenger car. contact A G Rodgers Fruitland Idaho and C H Loveland Payette.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Estray
Prand
Cliff Barnes
Rte. 1
Payette
Mitchell
C. H. Loveland
Idaho
Also Mentioned on This Page
Fruitland Department
J. H. Spainhower
R. D. Stegner
Ethelyn Weir
Minneapolis
Stegner
George Hostettler
Dalles
Glasco
Myrtella Capron
L. M
Andy Manneman
Driggs
Adelaide Mitchell
Wood Prune
Crystal Bottom
Ed Shafer
Lewis Eaton
J. M. Roystton
Mr. Eaton
Mrs Badley
Society News
Whitley Bostom News
H. J. Thorp
Ben Jones
Manns Creek Sundar
Boer
Brassel
J. H. Boor
Eagle
Margaret Moore
Big Willow
Sayen
Swardiv
BENCO
Fruitland Association
AG. Rodgers
Ida
A. G. Rodgers
Red
J. Weldon Berrey
Front Street
E. A
Matt
Payette National Bank
the Security
Schram, and
Golden
Sse
Pace
Giesser Bros
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