Obituary, Payette Independent Enterprise April 2?, 1972:
From Microfilm at Id Genealogical Soc/Library in Boise.
 Notes:
 1 Payette, Payette Co., ID
 2 Ontario, Malheur Co., OR
 3 Mesa, Washington Co., ID
 4 Hill City, Pennington Co., SD
 5 Custer, Custer Co., SD
 6 Watson, Owyhee Co., OR - now underwater at the upper
     end of Lake Owyhee.
 7 S.C. probably should have been S.D. but no proof yet.
 8 Tucson, ??? Co., AZ - Jessie died there in May 1973
 9 Vancouver, ??? Co., WA - Mace fam. still lives there.

   PAYETTE - Services for C. Jay McNutt, 65, Payette,
who died Friday at home of natural causes, were conducted
at 11 a.m. Tuesday at Shaffer-Jensen Memory Chapel in
Payette by the Rev. A.E. Rainwater of the Assembly of God
church.  Interment was at Riverside cemetery.
   He was born April 27, 1906, at Custer, S.D.  His
parents homesteaded in Montana.  They moved to Hill City,
S.C. when he was eight years old and he grew up and
attended schools there.  As a young man he traveled with
his father through the Northwest shearing sheep.  He also
broke wild horses for the army cavalry.
   On June 23, 1932, he married Troba Doty at Ontario.
He was superintendent of the Ross Packing Co., orchards
at Mesa during 1931-32.  Then he was employed at Payette 
with the same firm for a number of years.  In 1941, he
began operating a Texaco station in Payette which he
operated for 23 years.  During the past few years he had
worked for the F & F Sports Center in Ontario.
   He was a charter member and past president of the
Payette County Rod and Gun club and a past member of the
Odd Fellows and Masonic Lodges.  He was a member of the
Elks Lodge No. 1690, Ontario.
   Surviving are his wife of Payette; a son, Stan McNutt
of Payette; a daughter, Mrs. Jimalee (Dixie) Mace of
Vancouver, Wash.; his mother, Mrs. Jessie McNutt of Tuscon,
Ariz.; a halfsister, Mrs. Judy Smith, also of Tuscon; six
grandchildren and several nieces and nephews.