Payette County ID Archives News.....Payette Notes March 22, 1901
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Idaho Daily Statesman March 22, 1901
Idaho Daily Statesman
Boise, Idaho
Friday, March 22, 1901
 
PAYETTE NOTES
 
Another Ticket Put in the Field for Councilmen
 
Payette, March 21 -- At a meeting held in the council chamber last evening W. 
A. Coughanour, J. A. Lauer, E. Zimmerman, John Alden and A. E. Wood were 
nominated for councilmen.
 
The smallpox cases in the pest house are all doing well, two being well enough 
to be let out and the other will only be kept a few days yet.
 
At the I. O. O. F. hall Wednesday evening the G. T. club was entertained by 
the young ladies of that society, Misses Lizzie Johnson, Fanny Ewing, May 
McGlinchy.  The room was beautifully decorated and plants in bloom placed in 
every nook and corner.  Partners were found by a novel musical test.  
Progressive crokinole was the especial game of the evening.  The scoring was 
done by the three young ladies and when the cards were tallied "The Three 
Bachelors" were a tie.  After a prolonged and heated session of the committee, 
no compromise being possible without severing feminine friendships, the next 
highest, Professor Albert, was given first favor, Mrs. Ruggles, lady's; second 
favors, Miss Laure and Arthur Dimmick.  After refreshments games were indulged 
in.
 
C. E. Kirk and A. D. Hale, two of Willow creek's prosperous farmers, were 
doing business here today.
 
Mrs. C. J. Sherman and daughter spent several days with friends and then 
returned to their home on Big Willow creek.
 
George Rushhouse of Baker City was calling on old friends today.
 
The latest homeseekers are J. B. Cecil of Salt Lake, J. M. Woodruff of Ogden, 
Noah Cripe of Manchester, Ind., J. T. Allison, Jr., from Marquey, Texas, and 
A. W. Winterdale of Union, Ore.

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