Payette County ID Archives Obituaries.....Frame, William 1908
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Payette Independent  7-17-1908
Payette Independent
Payette, Idaho
Friday, July 17, 1908

WILLIAM FRAME, IDAHO’S PIONEER, PASSES AWAY

William Frame, one of Idaho’s pioneers, died in this city last Friday, after 
an illness lasting more than eight months. He had been sick for several months 
in Boise and attempted to go to the coast. While on his way he stopped off in 
Payette for a short visit with his old friend and partner, Mayor W. A. 
Coughanour, and while here became worse and was unable to proceed. He was here 
17 weeks.

William Frame was born in 1842 in West Ontario, Canada, and he came to Idaho 
in 1860. Ten years later he went to the Boise basin where he engaged in mining 
and where he spent the greater part of his life. For 15 years he was foreman 
of the Gold Hill mine, one of the big properties of that section, under the 
superintendency of Mayor Coughanour. Then he was associated two or three years 
with Mr. Coughanour as a partner in the Coughanour sawmill at this place.

During his long illness he had with him Mr. and Mrs. George A. Dodd of Denver, 
Mr. Dodd being his nephew.

Mr. Dodd’s mother is Mr. Frame’s only living sister, or other member of his 
immediate family. She lives at Tilbury, Canada. He was never married.

The funeral services were held Sunday afternoon at the Episcopal church under 
the auspices of the Masonic order, of which deceased was a member. The remains 
were laid away in Riverside cemetery.

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