Payette County ID Archives News.....New Plymouth Local September 2, 1904
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New Plymouth Outlook September 2, 1904
New Plymouth Outlook
New Plymouth, Idaho
Friday, September 2, 1904
 
Local News
 
If reports are true our society reporter will have another wedding to write up 
week after next.
 
P. R. Ketchum has been fixing up his newly acquired property on East Boulevard 
preparatory to moving there.
 
Hermetic jar caps marked down to twenty-five cents per dozen.  Get them before 
they are gone.  F. S. Stevens.
 
Rustin Shaw came home from Emmett, Idaho, Wednesday, where he had been 
receiving doctor's treatment for an abscess in the ear.
 
L. Wachter and J. M. Noyes returned Wednesday from their fishing and hunting 
trip.  They brought Mr. Lynch down for a week's visit.
 
Mr. Davis, father of Mrs. M. Mahoney, is lying very ill at the home of his 
sister, Mrs. Hutchinson, at Payette, as a result of an operation the first of 
the week.
 
Will the person who borrowed my seeder from Charley Bean's last spring please 
return it as soon as convenient.  I would like to use it once more myself.  C. 
S. French.
 
The report that Joe Slone was treed by a bear on his recent mountain trip is 
misleading.  He declares that in this particular case it was the man that 
scared the bear.
 
For Sale - Improved 40 acres two miles southeast of New Plymouth. New 
buildings, deep drilled well, best of water.  $2,600; $1,200 cash, balance on 
time.  A. L. Rhoades.
 
Miss Anna Relyea started Tuesday for East Northfield, Mass., where she begins 
an extended course of study at Northfield Seminary.  She will visit a brother 
at Chicago a couple of days en route.
 
We have a full assortment of the famous District shoes for boys and girls.  
These are the best wearing shoes you can buy.  We guarantee them to be as good 
as made, or we will refund your money.  F. S. Stevens.
 
Work has begun on a new waste ditch this side of Falk's Store, from the Noble 
ditch to the river.  The ditch will drain a considerable amount of alkali land 
including the Scott-Steward land over which there has been so much contention.

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