Payette County ID Archives News.....News from Payette August 9, 1902
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Idaho Daily Statesman August 9, 1902
Idaho Daily Statesman
Boise, Idaho
Saturday, August 9, 1902
 
News from Payette
 
Payette, Aug. 8 -- W. Scott Brundage and Mrs. Ada Rieger were married last 
evening at the residence of Mrs. T. J. Bradt on Ada avenue by the Rev. E. C. 
Evans.  Dell Keyes acted as best man and Miss Lillie Jacobsen as bridesmaid.
 
Born, Aug. 8, to Mr. and Mrs. Frank Satoris, a son.
 
W. H. Pratt and family and I. R. Woodward and mother have returned from a 
month's outing on Mann's creek.
 
Mrs. Hattie Taylor of Weiser and Miss Lucy Case of Boise are visiting friends 
here this week.
 
Mrs. Ralph Waites of Meridian and Miss Gertrude Ransom of Boise are visiting 
their parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Ransom of this city.
 
Mrs. Henry Irvin has gone to Seaside, Ore., where she will join Mrs. Grant 
Whitney, who will make an extended visit at that and other coast points before 
returning.
 
P. H. Brown, chairman of the committee appointed to solicit subscriptions for 
a dryer, has just received a letter from W. K. Allen which says that he is 
unable to secure material for another small dryer and if the fruit growers 
want the $10,000 dryer they will have to double their subscription by the 9th 
inst.  This demand will leave Payette without a dryer this season.
 
Ira W. Kenward of Provo, Utah, is here today looking over the city, and he may 
locate.  He is one of Provo's prominent attorneys.
 
Benjamin Irvine and mother of Broken Bow, Neb., who have been visiting here 
for several days, have gone to the coast and will visit a number of coast 
points before returning.
 
G. W. Long is building a residence on the west side.
 
J. W. Prestel & Sons log drive is hung up several miles below Emmett and no 
lumber will be sawed September 1, but the mill is being built.
 
The Payette Flour Milling company have the tall race well on the frame for the 
wheel will soon be put in.
 
The Ministerial association of Payette is protesting against another saloon 
being started here in the following: "Resolved, that as ministers of the 
gospel, pastors of churches and teachers of morality, we put ourselves on 
record as being absolutely opposed to the saloon business in every form and 
especially deplore and protest against the of another such place in Payette."  
 
John McGlinchey went to Caldwell on No 6.

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