Payette County ID Archives News.....From Payette  April 13, 1901
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Idaho Daily Statesman April 13, 1901
Idaho Daily Statesman
Boise, Idaho
Saturday, April 13, 1901
 
FROM PAYETTE
 
Payette, April 12 -- Last evening a play was given in the hall by home talent, 
called "Captain Racket" which was well received by a good-sized audience.  All 
those who took part in the play did very well, and Mrs. William Ireton and 
Miss Bessie Weidner surprised their friends in performing their respective 
parts.  The Misses Lauer and Winnie sang a duet that was well received.
 
The Moss Mercantile company is putting a new tin roof on their store building.
 
W.T. Crouch and brother are here from Thurman, Iowa.  W. T. Crouch was here 
about a year ago in the sheep business, when he sold out and went back to his 
old home, but he could not stay.  He and his brother will buy sheep.
 
F. C. Moss is in from his sheep camp in Paddock valley and reports that he 
will save 100 per cent of his lambs.
 
Mrs. F. E. Regan has returned to Randall, where she will continue her school.
 
Luke Lamb and wife of Glenn's Ferry came on No 3.
 
C. W. Madley left on No 6 for Ogden where he goes to meet a party of 
homeseekers.
 
Walter R. Owens of Woodstock, Ohio and L. H. Way of Leepton, Mich., are late 
arrivals looking for homes.

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