Nevis Neighbors and Valley Notes Parade Last Week
The column lists residents visiting relatives and neighbors in Indian Valley Mesdlumes Lindsay and Hinkey from ouncil Mr Manning hauling lumber to Council Will Hutchison visited Council for a date with his best girl several locals traveled to Long Valley Wa Newman returned from sheep herding Geo M Steward and C L Byers spent Sunday in the mountains Mr Lee of Weiser preached at the Congregational church Grey's creek school opened with Will Baxter as teacher Rheumatism slowed TM Glyde Steward and Mrs Bardmax sick with inflammatory rheumatism No school this week due to illness Hutchisons conducted business in Council Warren J Wilkerson moved to George Lewis place from Mann Creek Mrs Taylor attended the fair at Boise Haunts finished threshing and left for Middle Valley Grain crop fair given dry season Mrs Giles Sater improving Many teams moved through the valley hauling dust New store building for Mr Pearson progressing with Will Lynch supervising H White of Nebraska on creek business J O Mareh near completion of Dudley Adams residence Mrs wife left for their home in Emmett Mite Wattie Sindon visiting her aunt Mrs Later Hartley returned from Holts Sunday They attended the fair Jimmy Willumeon visited his menher and wife Mrs V Cale was thrown from a horse near Gearson hurt but not seriously Willdunon plan to Middle Valley Te warley Mite Hiri Maier belt for er ume in Diegit lant week mie hes enw Vieding War onal Mink Comper for moimie Aan Hee Coie od Duatione in Weiser toy
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Indian Valley
Mesdlumes
Lindsay
Hinkey
Ouncil
Manning
Council
Wil
Hutchison
Council Saturn Aay
Mr. Davis
Mr. Smith
Long Valley
Newman
Joe Jackson
Sunay
Mr. Lee
Weiser
Grey's Creek School
Will Baxter
Glyde Steward
Giles Sater
Mr. Pearson
Will Lynch
H. White
Nebraska
J.o.mareh
Dudley Adama
Boone
Emmett
Wattie Sindon
Mes
Hartley
Hols
Jimmy Willumeon
Wtner
V. Cale
Middle Valley
Maier
Moimie
Weiser Academy Adds New Members and Local Football News
Weiser Academy welcomes new members Lewis Greet of Silver, Clay Bowers, and Ben Kilbourne to the school. Roy Moody and Joe Byrd played football with Payette against Boise on Saturday, October 17. The Athenian Literary Society met with a large attendance and after the program adjourned to Miriam Lee Hall for a Social Hour. The football team continues daily practice and looks forward to games with Payette, Boise, and the Institute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis Greet
Silver
Clay Bowers
Ben Kilbourne
Roy Moody
Joe Byrd
Payette
Boise
Athenian Literary Society
Miriam Lee Hall
the Institute
Outlook Club Meeting Promotes Kindergartner Work
The Outlook Club reports rising attendance and 77 members with a notable talk by Miss Swode on kindergarten work. Guests agreed to attend the federation meeting next time in Boise and the guest day, a musicale at the Barton Hotel parlor on November 4, will invite teachers and each member may bring one guest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Outlook Club
Swode
Federation
Boise
Barton Hotel
Bad Luck On Souke Bridge Start Yet Hopes Rest
The account describes a failed first start on the Souke bridge with damaged barges and a frame swept away toward the river. Workers ferried the wreckage to Amsterdam harbor where the craft floated downstream, the scene marked by struggle and cautious optimism for better outcomes ahead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Souke
Orat Eosterdam
Idaho Fair Exposition Reveals Rich Apple Displays
Tom Galloway reports on the front page about Idaho hosting a rain belt that yields all farm products with no irrigation. Washington county showcased forty eight apple plates, Day orchard wins first prize, Seedling apple named Cambridge Black by Edmundson blue ribbon, Meadows’ Higgins shows four plates at four thousand feet. Mineral display from Washington county enhances state fair exhibit.
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Idaho
Washington County
B. B. Day
Hornet Valley
Bradley Edmundson
Edmundson
Cambridge
D. W. Webb
Higgins
Meadows
Tos. C. Gantoway
Wedding Bells in Weiser and American Falls Nuptials
The marriage of Waldo Taylor of American Falls to Marguerite Watson of Weiser occurred at the brides’ home on Warm Springs creek Wednesday at 11 30 am with about 20 guests. The Taylor’s, named editor of the American Falls Advertiser, received many presents. Additional weddings include Henry Graves and Miss Mary Mills of La Grande uniting at the Methodist parsonage and Clark Adams of Huntington with Katie Connell of Weiser at the Konor home, all officiated by Rev W W Deal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waldo Taylor
American Falls
Marguerite Watson
Weiser
Alex Watson
Warm Springs Creek
Rey
Watson
Henry Graves
Mary. Mills
la Grande
Oregon
W. W. Deal
Mia
Graves
Deal
John Konor
Clark Adams
Huntington
Katie Connell
Methodist Church
Adams
Miss Connell
James Pringle
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Jamns Ra
Mca
R. B. Lockwood
Nevis
Mann Creek
Taylor
Mr. Haunts
Middle Val
Oompee
Peake” ‘Unre Lamas
Ae Demian
Weiser Academy Notes
Tom Galloway
Wm. Howard
Helle Cochran
Guy Foster
Congregational Church
Mee
Howard
Rome
Budale
Foley
Bright
Geo. Ewing
Smith’s Grove
F. Arnold
Arnold
Ifoley’s
For All
Tcurie
DY Foley & Company Pancaoe
Gino
Conant & Conant
Equitable
LW. Smith
Wyington County
Josepha Perrault
Boise, Lovano
Aden
Mailer
GA Gore
Sawford
Florida
Este Riis
Eagle
United States
Potien
Mie
Jons Downall
Sanford
Wim
West
Dranhannans
Apier Weißling Eaueley
Ilies Dia Vielen OY
Otlon
Welser
Severn City
Mayo Sien
Intentio
Crna Lown
Wittaene
Pal H
M ‘Ayor
Council of Aie
Norway
Pepe Shek
Poe Er Ee Aaiy Tatruked
Kane Sabdliheda
Ole Atayathy Meade Renner
Ves
Thule Bund
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