Payette County ID Archives News.....Pleasant View February 3, 1905
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New Plymouth Outlook February 3, 1905
New Plymouth Outlook
New Plymouth, Idaho
Friday, February 3, 1905
 
PLEASANT VIEW
 
Carl Warner had his hay baled this week.
 
Miss Ema Barney spent part of last week with Miss Zoe Hall.
 
Mr. and Mrs. Will Sturdevant have been enjoying a visit at the Harry home for 
the past few days.
 
Miss Murphy and Skaggs and Messrs. Hunter and Stegner spent last Saturday 
evening at A. J. Barney's.
 
Wm. McBride, our popular store-keeper, filed on 160 acres of land, two miles 
south of New Plymouth, last so we are afraid we can't claim him as a resident 
much longer.
 
Mr. Carsten has begun on his new route extension and now supplies mail to the 
following additional families; Messrs. Hunter, Williams, Bowers, D. Stegner, 
Hoehl, Zellar, Douglass, E. Stegner, Madden, Casey, McConnell, Ewing, Stagg, 
Young, Hubbard, T. Williams, Russell, C. Warner, Fitch.
 
Master Jay Mackison went to Payette last Saturday and had an operation 
performed on his cheek bone just below the eye.  A lump had formed there 
containing a sack of putrid matter and had caused swelling over one entire 
side of his face.  Dr. Woodward was the surgeon and Master Jay withstood the 
operation without the aid of anesthetic.  The patient is now doing nicely.
 
The Pleasant View farmers have gotten together on the hay deal.  Mr. Zellar 
has been sent to Portland to get all possible information about markets at the 
other end.  It is probable, if this trip results favorably, the farmers will 
buy a hay baler and husband to as great an extent as possible the profits of 
their crops.  Mr. McConnell, one of our residents, is an experienced hay baler.
 
Messrs. Dan and J. C. O'Brien, of Erie, Pennsylvania, brothers of Mrs. T. R. 
Hubbard, accompanied by a friend.  Mr. Arthur Mosher, are out from Erie, 
Pennsylvania, for a visit.  They find great sport in shooting jack-rabbits, 
and come in each night with a wagon-load of the "inferior" game.  The 
gentlemen will visit Spokane, Portland and California before returning home.

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