Ore to Commence Construction Near Richfield
Surveyors completed initial work on the Idaho Central Short Line extension from Richfield toward Camas Prairie. Reported steel lays at multiple miles, land along the route attracting buyers, and contractors seen nearby, signaling imminent construction and increased land demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeworder
Idaho
Hough
Boise
Wood River
Richfield
Camas Prairie
Owinza
Liv Heeders
St Whit
Shes
Shishone
Heve
County Commissioners Proceed on Shoshone Falls Work Bid Award
The Board of County Commissioners met in session and awarded the contract for the Shoshone Falls improvement to G D Jatin son after opening two bids. An appropriation of 22 000 was authorized, with the county auditor to issue warrants as certified by the county surveyor. The Great Shoshone Twin Falls Water Power Co donated 500 to the project after 3 000 had been expended. The meeting adjourned to November 45 1910.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of County Comussicers
Sestor
Paul WH. Kartek
John F. Vincent
Harry W. Andersen Merk
J. H. Helman
Stishone Falls Grace
Betus
Geo. H. Lawshe
G. 1. Dotineon
GD. Jatinson
Board of County Commissioners
Twin Falls
Isberet
Heard
Paul 8
Kartzeke
Harry W.anderson
County Officers Triumph in County Election Results
In a year of political shifts the county reports its official vote tallies for state and local offices. Notable figures include Governor James H. Brady, Lieutenant Governor Lewis G. Swretser, Secretary of State Ford, Treasurer Joseph McBougall, and Sheriff Llewellyn M. Zug. Other candidates named include Justice Isaac N. Sullivan, Senator Fred W. Gooding, and Representatives M. W. Smith Vernon V. Bower Jeruiah Gorman, among others. Final counts to be published in the next issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Senate
Sims
The
Supreme Court
Isaac N. Sullivan
James L. McClear
James H. Brady
H. Hawing
Lewis G. Swretser
Edear
Hunter
Stateford
James
Stephen D. Taylor
Egbert W. Jones
Joseph Mcbougall
Frank L. Moore
Grace M. Shepherd
Gertrude F. Noble
Robert XII
Bell
Jay A. Culzek
Distriet Court
Puzzle on Roosevelt Defeat and Reform in New York
The fragment discusses Roosevelt and reform attempts in New York, noting defeat as a catalyst. It argues that reforms grow from defeat and that brave men need desperate blows to bring out their best, framing the struggle as a decisive moment in political reform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loosevelt
New York
Bupelassis
Hmapire
Democrats to Rule House and Senate in Coming Term
The article predicts Democrats will lead the next House with many Republicans aligned in support. It argues observers will see whether Democratic promises or Republican fulfillment proves superior over the ensuing two years starting next March, shaping public judgment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House of Representatives
Houses of Congress
We Can Forgive and Forget After Election
An editorial notes Americans forgive and forget after elections, with acceptance of results and congratulating victors. It argues public attention shifts to public matters once the majority speaks, urging constructive focus until the next vote.
Will Construct Branch Seems Very Pice Vine Begin
A fragment notes construction of a branch and vine project heading to begin. Details are unclear in the fragment, but the references suggest initial steps or planning for an agricultural or horticultural work near a branch site. Further text would clarify location, stakeholders, and schedule.
Trains Progress and Route Upgrades Mentioned
A fragment notes the plan to improve the Shoshone to Richfield line with heavier rails and a widened road bed for better traffic. It also hints at extending western lines toward Boise and Caras Prairie after further work, with the Shoshone to Richfield branch seen as central to easing bottlenecks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Awnes
Richfield
York
Caras Prairie
Boise
Hiehfield
Betsis
Good Roads and Local Interests Spark Debate
The article argues for better roads to boost commerce and farming mobility, noting early spring settlers will rely on improved travel routes. It highlights how road conditions affect trade, settlements, and business prosperity, with broader concern over future planning and transportation needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sleshane
Hibs
Uber
Jen Lee
Political tensions shape Hawley Hawler vote outcome
The article discusses internal party calculations and voter sentiment affecting the race between Hawler and Hawley. It notes some moderates shifted from the dry vote while personal tensions with Governor Jarally influenced attitudes, not public policy failures, shaping the campaign mood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Braoy
Hawrer
Eyiwechts
Hawley
Cduse
Jarally
Nok
Husell to Return to Washington for Permanent Ranch Life
M W Hussell, longtime horticulturist and former deputy state agricultural dispenser, plans to move from Dietrich to a Washington ranch next spring. He will pursue agricultural work and begin farming ventures as a fruit proposition equal to the best.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messrs
Neary
Flourney
Garsting
Dietrich
Tres
Hert
Hilal
Sulitl
Washington
Perrmanent
Wussell
Garey
Annual Thanksgiving Ball Hosted by Everybody Welcome
In Nampa on November 8 the social diary notes the annual Thanksgiving Ball presented by the Order of Everybody Welcome. Also reported is Oregon Short Line gaining control of bio electric power projects at Salmon Falls and Thousand Springs in Lincoln County near Shoshone, signaling potential railroad development along the Snake River corridor.
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Nampa
Oregon Short Line
Salmon Falls
Thousand Springs
Lincoln County
Snake River
Shoshone
Heroth Bo
Cletiind
Tee
Electric rail line promises new Boiste Payette service
The U S S 1 cut off would bring rapid interurban trains from Boise to Payette and beyond focusing on high power springs at Salmo Falls. The project would add a mainline feel, reduce delays at Nampa, and improve passenger and freight service between Owyhee and Payette valleys. Shoshone gains new growth as construction drives local development and electrified routes may extend to Emmett New Plymouth and Payette.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fey
Salmo Falls
Selmen
Portland
Saat
Boise
Sipei
Lo Tim Railing Company
Nampa
Wince
Heise Enon
Pest Bosaltos
Neua
Bote
Owin
Vasette
Lwavire
GS. L
Jestelle
Siinshote Te Umier
Leavier
Shoshone
Bullington
Ltt Ibn
Bowe
Leryrbon
Caliinet
Secvite
U.S
Hesse
Payette
Emmett
New Plymouth
Payette Valley
New Plymooths
Burneett
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Sibie
Ri¢lefield
Boat OF County Commissioners
J. A. McVeigh
Methodist
McVeigh
Riority
Public Instruction
Laal M. Burnstae
Many E. Meade
James IR. Bothwell
Isi
BR. Bille
Charles W. Dill
Edward
Saul
Donovan
Vonstalie
Eorgr Stoner
Prazzle
Knights OF
Pythias
Ne Opera House
Sapper
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