Payette Prosperity Day Honors New Hotel Bancroft
Payette and surrounding area set for Thursday October 12 to celebrate the completion and formal opening of Payette's new 56000 hotel Bancroft under the ownership of Mr and Mrs Will Reilly. Local firms and organizations will host open houses and displays as part of the Prosperity Day program organized by the Commercial Club.
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Payette Mills
Farmers’ Co-operative Creamery
Idaho Power Co
Idaho-Oregon Fruit Growers’ Association
Commercial Club
M. E. Wood
Payette
World Series bulletins to stream from central Payette district
Payette fans arrange to receive bulletins of the World’s Series games between pennant winners in the American and National Leagues. Each bulletin will be megaphoned from a central business district point, reporting plays and umpire decisions as they occur on the diamond. The games are expected October 5 to 10. J W Berry leads preparations. Mr and Mrs Pred Stanton visited Baker, Oregon, last Friday for a two week stay with Mr and Mrs Chester Muzzy.
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Payette
J. W. Berry
Pred Stanton
Baker, Ore
Chester Muzzy
Musxy
Stanton
Wease
J. B. Durham
A. E. Wood
Pioneer
Durham
A. L. Gorham
B. F. Bohannon
Little Son
Pruitland
Autes
Fruitland
Kansas
Oklahoma
M. H. Haller
Little Daughter
Idaho
Kirkeville
Old timers recall Hunt family influence in Oregon and Idaho
Mrs. G. W. Hunt and daughter Mrs. Lyman Lauterette visited Portland area, recalling founder ties to Berding ranch once known as Bluff Station. Mr. Hunt, a prominent contractor on the Oregon Short Line and builder of the Hunt Line from Walla Walla, died seven years ago. His wife noted Payette Valley’s growth into homes, churches, and schools.
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G. W. Hunt
Lyman Lauterette
Portland
Oregon
Henry Ervin
Hunt
Berding Ranch
Bluff Station
Johnson
Enterprise Office
Cal” Johnson
Payette Valley
Arendescon S. J. Jennings
Episcopal Church
Nampa
Archdeacon Jennings
Payette
Air
EB Zimmerman
Ore
Jewelry Store Move Signals Expansion In Payette
H. P. Rautenkrana announces this week the relocation of his jewelry store to the FP. H. Lyon building just across from the old stand. The new store promises a splendid business location and is described as one of the finest jewelry shops in Payette’s size city in the native Northwest.
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H. P. Rautenkrana
FP. H
Payette Band and Busbys Minstrels At Payette Fair
Busbys Minstrels wowed Grand Junction crowds then toured Payette with a famed show praised for humor and music. The Payette band joined the Malheur fair activities, with leader changes and a lecture by Dr. John Z. Miller. Local society items cover reunions and travel notes, plus a minor auto accident involving Uncle Peter Pence.
Consolidation of Fruit Growers and First National Banks
A bank merger in Payette completes on September 13 with the First National Bank taking deposits and liquidating the Fruit Growers Bank. Community updates include moves by Mr. T. F. Adams family to Chicago for business, staff transfers, and local social notes. The Malheur County Fair in Ontario draws large crowds and local residents plan visits. The Church of God builds a new church at Ninth Street and Second Ave South and will accelerate completion.
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Fruit Growers Bank
First National Bank
Payette
National Bank
Fruit Growers’ Bank
Idaho
T. ¥. Adams
E. H. Murphy
Malheur
Ontario
J. H. Stoner
Bow
Emmett
Thomas J. Banse
Fruit Growers
First National Banks
Thisty
Peyalle
Fruit Growlers’ Bank
T. F. Adams
Adama
First National
G. F. Johnson
Seattle
Tecoma
Portland
Harlene Satoris
Vewision
Bigelow
Moscow
Parcette
Sfair
Ralph Thurston
Mr. Thurston
Miami
Ariz
Thurston
Miami Copper Company
Eugene
Ore
Henry Filer
Church of God
Ninth Street
Second Ave
Hol Servions
Payette City Notes and Out-of-Town Visits
Local items record Ronald Wood departing for Moscow to resume studies at State University and Marion Barnes leaving for Salem to attend Willamette University. Numerous community notices cover travel, church, business, and social events with names of residents, officials, and local institutions.
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Ronald Wood
Moscow
State University
Marion Barnes
G. W. Barnes
Salem
Gre
Willamette University
Siven
Christian Capra
Ontario
A H. Seda
C. A. Seda
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