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Payette Enterprise

Location

Payette, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Sep 18, 1924

Page

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Highway Work Starts On Oregon Link North Of Payette

The Oregon highway link from Snake River bridge north of town to the Oregon Trail near Snow Moody pumping plant begins. Wm. K. Strong of Enterprise oversees the two approaches near Payette and Weiser with a camped crew. Payette upgrades Sixth Street to City limits, with District No. 2 linear improvements to the bridge.

Snake River Snow-Moody Wm. K. Strong Enterprise, Ore Payette Weiser Sixth Street Seventh Avenue Commissioners of Highway District No. 2 Clare Rondition

Payette Visit Revives Pioneer Memories of Childers

Paul W. Childers and wife passed through Payette en route to The Dalles Oregon. He recalled 29 years ago when his father Henry M. Childers owned land here and mixed with local youths including A B Moss Jr and Carl Payne. Now a prominent attorney in The Dalles he invited Payette friends to visit him there.

Paul W. Childers Peckard Twin Payette Dalles Oregon Childers Henry M. Childers Sixth Street Sam Chapman Hofe Mr. Childers A. B. Moss, Jr Carl Payne Boise

Hunters Open Duck Season Amid Early Morning Volley

Open duck season begins as hunters flood the countryside. Early volleys prompt many to return by nine with game in hand. A. B. Mose Jr. sends mallards and a smiley roast called "Smaithie" to the writer.

A. B. Mose, Jr

Automobile Saved From Fire In Oakland Storage

An Oakland car owned by the Stanton Brothers caught fire in a storage room on Wednesday morning but was moved into the street and extinguished with little damage. A short in the wiring is believed to be the cause. Had it happened at night, loss could have been serious. The fire department responded quickly but was not needed.

Oakland Stanton Brothers

Basket Dinner to Honor Rev H E Mowe Leaving Church

A farewell basket dinner will be held next Sunday September 21 in the church basement after the morning sermon. The event honors Rev H E Mowe and his family who are soon to depart for a new field of labor. Members are urged to attend with well filled baskets and bring knives and forks.

Christian Church H. E. Mowe Famiy

Hunters Loyal to Game Law Defy Temptation at Dawn

A group led by Ben and Pete Wherry and Attorney Swton sat in a concealed spot before sunrise on Tuesday. A large flock of geese passed within 30 yards seven minutes before legal hunting time but the group upheld the law, as did Charley Hartung and Frank Fuller nearby, who faced the same test.

Ben Pete Wherry Attorney Swton Charley Hartung Frank Fuller

Aiyet(e) County Day at Weiser Round-Up Highlights

Aiyet(e) county day opens the Weiser Round-Up with Payette County and Freehater-for-Governor day. School children admitted free. parade at 11 a.m. Daily vaudeville and minstrel shows at 7:80 p.m. Three U S cavalry troops with 100 horses participate. A C Gordon and J W Galloway travel to Pendleton to sign up horses and stock for events. Texas longhorn steers bought for bulldogging and roping. A tribe of Umatilla Indians will perform the Indian princess dance each evening. The Weiser Round-Up promises to be bigger and better.

Weiser Payette County U.S. Cavalry A. C. Gordon J. W. Galloway Pendleton Yee

Wheel Stolen From Car Belonging to Cahill

R L Cahill of North Sixth Street reports a wheel and tire missing from a car after an incident at a garage. The car was found on a jack with one hind wheel removed, suggesting a recent wreck or theft and an expensive loss.

R. L. Cahill North Sixth Street Wil Ford Mrs. Cahill Mr. Cahill Lizele

Goop CATCH M E Wood Lattig and Bayard Lattig on trip

The party returned the fore part of the week after fishing on Rapid river and Little Salmon. Dr Bayard Lattig proved to be the fisherman of the party. M E Wood reports a Laun ch brook trout and George Lattig a 20 inch bull trout. The party brought back a good catch of large size.

M. E. Wood George W. Lattig C. P. Lattig Bayard Lattig Rapid River M. E George

Trout Stocking Planned for Black Canyon Lake

The state game department advances planning to stock Black Canyon lake with rainbow trout. Fingerlings received weeks ago are cared for on the Douglas place near Sweet until large enough to release. A 26 000 shipment arrived this week and is kept in troughs at the CG GC Goodwin ranch, where a good spring feeds the tanks.

The State Game Department Plang Black Canyon Emmett Douglas Place Goodwin

Spuds Go Missing In East Town

Local report notes potatoes stolen from a delivery at Dr. R. B. Hurds home. A delivery of anek was left at the back door Saturday night and was taken during the night. The town laments the loss with Pup asserting the theft may affect breakfast.

R. B. Hurds

Portia Club Sets September 22 Meeting Time

The Portia Club will hold its next regular meeting on Monday at 2 50 PM. Reports from the district federation and the general federation will be given, with Mrs Paul Walker serving as secretary.

Portia Club Paul Walker

Emmett to Welcome New Arlor Grocery Branch

The Arlor Grocery Co of this city plans a branch store at Emmett opening October 1. S A Gorham will manage the new institution after moving his family to Emmett. Payette store remains under John Bunker and firm members. The Gorhams leave Payette after 17 years with regrets from friends who will still have interests there.

Arlor Grocery Co Emmett S. A. Gorham Dring Payette Gorham

Jim Davis Promoted To General Salesman At Carpenter Paper

Jim Davis receives a promotion to general salesman for Carpenter Paper. His territory covers Idaho eastern Oregon and parts of Wyoming and Montana. A move to Pocatello may occur but he will visit Payette friends at least monthly.

Jim Davis Payette Jim Carpenter Paper Company Tdai Oregon Wyoming Montana Pocatello

Malheur County Fair Ends With Noted Exhibits and Crowds

The fifteenth Malheur county fair concluded last Friday after a successful week in Ontario. Hogs, poultry, and dairy cattle showed strong quality though numbers varied. flowers dominated the hall and drew much attention. The amphitheater proved small for large crowds and new programs drew many visitors, marking the event as a grand county success.

Ontario Malheur

Treatment for Infantile Paralysis in Pocatello

Mrs. J. A. Hatader and her three year old daughter Jonnie Elizabeth arrived in Payette for treatment from Dr. H. B. Catron. They stay with Mrs. Runion for now. The child is improving nicely.

J. A. Hatader Pocatello Jonnie Elizabeth Payette H. B. Catron

Celebration of Idaho Pageant of Progress in Boise

Mr and Mrs Frank Forbes return from a three week auto trip with relatives in Portland and Idaho capital prepares for the Idaho Pageant of Progress weekend. A parade of floats will open the celebration followed by a Gurkhana program with horse and novelty races and a 309 mile endurance horse race. The historical pageant occurs Saturday evening in a natural amphitheatre and Sunday features more races and a polo game at the Boise barracks field.

Frank Forbes Portland Forbes Idaho Mote Barracks Boise Boise Barracks

Baptist Church Notes Sunday Schedule and Sermons

The pastor invites the public to Sunday services at 11 p m with the sermon Stewardship and Its Relation to Time Energy Mentality and Personality. The evening sermon is The Condition and Place Called Hell. A junior and senior B Y P U meet at 7 p m and midweek prayer is Wednesday.

Hell F. W. Deane

Local theft and notices circulate in Weiser

A thief may avoid prosecution by returning the stolen side curtains to the editor's garage. The notice urges prompt return and names a city meat market cook sale set for Saturday September 20. Other items include a hunting trespass warning from C S Nesbitt and a report on Germany's first 2 million gold mark payment under American backed financial plans.

American Commission Germany England United States

One Dollar Per Minute Wrestling Challenge At Ontario Carnival

Ray Christensen of Payette Oregon Slope entered the tent during fair week and accepted a ten minute match against a husky carnival wrestler offering one dollar per minute. After ten minutes Christensen, who had not trained in seven years, began to warm up, noting the work was easy and worth ten dollars compared to alfalfa work.

Ontario Ray Christensen Payette- Oregon Slope Ray

Blinding Headlights Sparked Narrow Highway Crash

On Thursday evening near town two drivers Edward Equals in a Buick and John Clark in a Ford collided on the highway. no injuries were reported though both cars were badly damaged. The Ford left the road into a ditch with a broken wheel and bent axle.

Edward Equals John Clark

Cattle Shipped to Payette from Long Valley Sale

Walter Pence and J L Wells bought 200 two and three year old steers in Long Valley the latter part of the week. Walter returned to Cascade to receive the cattle and will ship them Friday to Payette to be fed for market. They plan to buy about 100 more and sell 400 Apple Baskets at tie each. B C Keith & son, Siste.

Walter Pence J. L. Wells Long Valley Walter Cascade Lord Payette

Arrest of Frank Taylor on liquor charge near Prattland

Deputy Sheriff Del Christian and Fred Christenson arrested Frank Taylor Friday evening at his home after a seizure warrant, finding liquor on the premises. He was arraigned before Judge Luther on a charge of possessing liquor with bond set at $1000.

Frank Taylor Prattland del Christian Fred Christenson Luther Hauor

Letter from Evelyn En Route to Akron

A granddaughter recalls a train trip from Chicago to Akron and coinciding stops in Omaha and Lincoln. She describes meeting a kind porter, sharing fruit, and sitting with a man and a woman from Lincoln, Neb. She notes a minor mishap with a bumped finger and promises to write again from Akron.

Yeomen Yeomen Elect Officers at September Meeting

Brotherhood of American Yeomen members called to attend the next regular meeting on Thursday evening September 25 for the yearly officer elections. Attendance is urged to fulfill duties and avoid complaints.

Brotherhood of American Yeomen

P E O s Entertain Teachers At Autumn Picnic

P E O ladies hosted a social picnic for public school teachers and their husbands at the Central school grounds and the Turner residence. Guests traveled by car to the country home where a cafeteria style dinner was served on the lawn, with yellow and white flowers.

Chapter C Peo B.i.l.s P.E.O J. E. Turner

Farewell Dinner for Katherine Pence at Grayce Johnston's

Grayce Johnston hosted a farewell dinner Saturday honoring Katherine Pence who leaves Sunday for Moscow to teach at a university. A two course dinner followed by 500-pt games. many guests and tears as Tinsey departs for school duties and a hopeful return.

Grayce Johnston Katherine Pence Moscow Nici Tinsey Johnston Asters Epidahlias Harriet Hinze Olive Lathis Violet Searson Nancy Harris Jalena Diedrichsen May Wainwright Viola Duell Margerite Runion Bernice Hurd Jane Sodja Fern Bolt Mildred Swank the Hostesa

Idaho Memorial Association seeks help to complete war dead list

Albert E. White, county chairman for the Idaho Memorial Association, asks citizens to submit missing names, units, dates of death, and service details for a bronze memorial tablet in the Hall of Memories at Moscow. The list honors Spanish-American and World War dead and aims to be complete.

Idaho Moscow Edgerwwich Orin Edson Elmer Hele Alma A Keith Ray Melanchon Thomas Mordhorst Miller Milton R Moore Bola Denver Rhoads John Sherer Thiel Geo Wilbur D Chester Chepin Albert E. White Idaho Memorial Assn

Local News Briefs From Payette and Nearby Areas

Local notes report an almost new shotgun for sale at the auction house and numerous moves and visits across Payette, Nyssa, and Cascade. Individuals named include J. W. Clanton, H. O. Musgrove, E. B. Knight, Goldsmith, W. A. Covelhinony, Sam Mayfield, Emmett Golden, and others with mentions of farms, sheep, fairs, and state meetings.

W. J J. W. Clanton Nyssa H. O. Musgrove Cascade E. B. Knight Tor Filyly New Plymouth Payette Goldsmith Jin Syulisel Plymouth W. A. Covehinony Steunenberg Bean Browne Lehi Iehickers Frank Zimmerts Saul Rosewarty Latuir Ly Ponce Chicago Sam Mayfield Payeouw Kelso Enor Ms Pitt Alabama Deaki Emmett Golden Ethelyn Vonnie 3. A Huape Ayans Huntington

Local Socials and Market Notes From Payette Region

Mrsed Mrs JRB Brown from Caldwell visited with friends Sunday. Wueiness matters, Perwin and Raymond Connyer came down from Cascade for a visit with relatives. Anson Hart Grocery reports prizes at Malheur county fair. D.C. Chase left by rail for Payette. Mrs J B Hart and Mr and Mrs W D Wilcox of Nampa were visitors. Payette Equity Ex. Mrs Margaret Muller moved to California. M G Davis of New Plymouth entered four blue ribbons with Hampshire hogs. Doe hogs noted. J W Knudson of Enterprise spent the weekend in Payette, planning to winter in Minnesota. Canned goods, twine, and mash recommended. Nighttime cool. local notes and reminders.

Payette Equity Exchange Anson-Hart Grocery Co Iam Maule Malheur Albert White Sherman Pabst Lewiston Grand Lodge D.C. Chase J. B. Hart W. D. Wilcox Nampa Clifford Art Home J.B Wilcox Clifford Payette Equity Margaret Muller California Brea Rye Hollywood M. G. Davia New Plymouth Hampshire Doe EU Ablustt Payette Monchyenrouke Donnelly Edie J. W. Knudson Enterprise Oregon Paytte Knudson Minnesota Payette Mira Leo Ballenger Little Daughtnr Earl Dibchie Euley Loughrey Boise Ballenger Dibble Leonard Wright Loughrey Attar

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