Payette County ID Archives News.....Payette News October 5, 1901
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Idaho Daily Statesman October 5, 1901
Idaho Daily Statesman
Boise, Idaho
Saturday, October 5 , 1901
 
Payette News
 
Payette, Oct. 4 -- At a meeting of the town council held last night an 
ordinance was passed requiring a sidewalk to be built on the south side of Ada 
avenue from the Hotel Idaho east three blocks.  The chairman was authorized to 
buy seven gasoline lamps for the purpose of lighting seven places on the 
streets and all poles and wire needed for hanging them.  The ordinance 
providing for the closing of the saloons on Sunday and at 11:30 at night and 
prohibiting the sale of liquors to certain persons, passed its second reading.
 
Loading of sugar beets commenced today.  Only about 20 tons have been grown 
here this season.
 
Hon. John T. Morrison of Caldwell is here today on legal business before 
Justice Thurston.  The Whitney and Crispl? case is being tried today in the 
justice court.
 
A very pleasant and agreeable surprise was given W. F. Breckin by a number of 
his friends in honor of his birthday at the home of Mrs. Lemp Wednesday.
 
Miss Alma Duncan of Albia, Mo., is visiting here aunt, Mrs. Ralph Henshaw, 
near town.
 
R. M. Renshaw is building an 8-room residence on his ranch south of Payette.
 
Herman Hinze left on the east bound for Anaconda, Mont., where he has good 
employment.

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