Payette County ID Archives News.....Payette Locals November 21, 1902
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Idaho Daily Statesman November 21, 1902
Idaho Daily Statesman
Boise, Idaho
Friday, November 21, 1902
 
Payette Locals
Payette, Nov. 20
 
The local camp of Modern Woodmen of America will give a log rolling tomorrow 
night.
 
Dr. Ira R. Woodward deputy county physician has removed the quarantine from 
all places north of town where the small pox was.
 
Mrs. T. F. Bridges who has been very low with pneumonia, is reported this 
morning to be out of danger.
 
N. A Jacobsen has just received the report of the sale of his last car of 
winter Nellis pears at Chicago, which brought $984.
 
Mr. Jacobsen has duplicated his contract for a brick store on Boise street and 
will build two.
 
Harry Fitchman has just closed down his dryer.  Twenty tons of prunes were 
this season's output.
 
Mrs. Clarence Fitchman left on No. 6 last night for Boise, where she will 
visit her parents for a week.
 
William Jennison and little son left last eveing for their former home in 
southern Illinois.
 
Oliver Page and sister of Nyssa are over here today.
 
Miss Anna Aden is the new teacher employed to teach another room of the 
primary grade.
 
News has just come to Payette from the north part of the state where George W. 
Edwards went this spring for the benefit of his health, that he is improving 
fast.

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