Canyon County Republicans Name Delegates At Middleton Convention
The Canyon County Republican convention met in Middleton to select 18 delegates for the state convention in Boise on September 1. Delegates chosen include D. M. Brokesberry, W. T. Craig, D. A. Hawkins, and others. candidates for governor were discussed but no endorsement granted.
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Canyon County
Middleton
Boise
Gowen
Homestead
Committee On
J. H. Brady
Brady
John Tucker
Davie
Central Committee
J. H. Lowell
Lowell
A. A. Richards
Emmett
Campbell Caldwell
F. E. Fisk
Parma
R. BE. Haines
Payette
J. A. McGee
Nampa
R. M. Smith
Notus
George Zimmerman
Zimmerman
RE. H. McGrew
Bowman
W. T. Kirk
N. Jen
Public Utilities Commission
U. S
Idaho
Bramwell
Caldwell
Franklin
Roswell
New Plymouth
Stewart
D. M. Brokesberry
W. T. Craig
D. A. Hawkins
D. W. Alney
R. E. Haines
F. J. Smith
D. D. Campbell
E. H. Dewey
N. Jenness
T. R. Horn
Frank Estabrook
Homer
Caldwell Fats and Loans Baseball Game Planned
Arrangements completed for a Friday baseball game between the Caldwell fats and loans at the fair grounds. Captains H W Dorman and Little lead teams with lists of players. Game slated for 430 pm. 25 cent admission, proceeds to the Commercial Club. Horse Interurban to run a special car. Umpire engagement underway.
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Fats
Caldwell
Fair Grounds
H. W. Dorman
Huckner
Compton
Walters
Young
Davis
Lowell
Sebring
Conover
Farrar
Dake
Harris
Brown
Commercial Club
Horse Interurban
Glen McKinley Umpire of Twin Falls and Wallace Conventions
Glen McKinley, noted umpire for the Twin Falls and Wallace conventions, shows evident nerve and sound judgment in handling proceedings.
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Glen McKinley
Twin Falls
Wallace
Fall Directors Meet Sets Admission and Details
The board met in regular session Friday night with limited recorded business. Admission is set at 25 cents, no passes. some favored 50 cents, but seniority won. Season ticket price fixed at $1.26. Judges chosen: H. T. French division A horses, D. R. Hubbard division B cattle, Silas Wilson division H orchards. N. B. Miller named superintendent of the exhibition hall. A committee of Little Gowen and Dorman to pick permanent fall colors. Howard Sebree has returned to California. a Mrs Sebree will celebrate a wedding anniversary at which their children will be home.
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H. T. French
Atvision A
D. R. Hubbard
Silas Wilson
Miller
Exposition Hall
Messrs. Little
Gowen
Dorman
Howard Sebree
California
Oldest Inhabitants Recall August Rain Record
Tribune interviews county elders about a rare August downpour. Tom Johnston recalls uncertain arrival and possible ties to early frontier work near Fort Boise. Elders generally agree current rain exceeds any other August in living memory.
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the Tribune
Tom Johnston
Tom
Hudson Bay Company
Fort Boise
Nouth
Dr Maxey Heads to Illinois for Family and Civil War Reunion
Editor notes he will leave Caldwell on Wednesday August 12 for Mt Vernon Illinois to visit two sisters and a brother. He explains plans for business and pleasure plus a Civil War reunion in Du Quoin with regiments from Egypt and his own 80th Illinois Infantry company E. Du Quoin is described as a city of about 8000 with anticipated stor ions and a final reunion.
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Rudolph Kaegi
Rudolph
Kaegi
Young
Father Dryer
Zemin
Sen
Switserland
Western National Bank
Harry Steetle
Hagelin
Caldwell
Mt. Vernon
Ill
Egypt
du Quom
Duquotm
Political Pointers for the Politicians in Canyon County
The lengthy colorfully phrased piece details multiple Republican candidates for county offices across Canyon, Payette, and Emmett regions. It notes potential senatorial contenders Shawhan Patch Brainard and others, plus nominations for assessor sheriff and county superintendent, with Emmett seeking local representation andPayette influence amid local option debates.
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Payette
Emmett
Caldwell
Prominent Idaho Politician Tied to Illinois Rail Route
A letter recalls Dubois family influence in Illinois and Idaho. Col. E. R. Place and G. W. Warren depart for Silver City to advance the Golden Gate Route. The writer, a longtime Republican, urges careful judgment on Fred T. Dubois for Idaho territory marshal and discusses Mormon issues and national morals.
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E. R. Place
G. W. Warren
Silver City
Golden Gate
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French
A. J. McFarland
Binford
Campbell
Walter Mitchell
B. H. Dewey
Robert White
James Vanderhausen
C. P. Lattig
J. H. Trout
C. D. French
Congressman French
W. D. Hannah
R.M. Smith
Charley Madden
Charley
T. W. Boone
Lewis & Clarke
Boone
Bob
Dan Campbell
Henry Blatchley
Dan Brown
DR. Maxey
Illinois
Tribune
Republican
Tcket
B. P. Shawhan
Col. Patch
Shawhan
C. K. Brainard
Convertit
Messra
Chapman
Crowther
W. H. Platt
Platt
Carlton
Messrs. Vanderdausen
Basye
Board of Commissioners
Vanderdausen
Mr. Basye
Payette Valley
Frank Breshears
EB. K. Corbett
Breshears
Corbett
Laura Patton
Patton
Lewiston State Normal
Miss Bean
Middleton Deleatea
William Monk
Monk
O. M. van Duyn
Illlinois
Dubois
Jesse Dubois
Fred T
Jesse K. Dubois
Lillinola
A. Lincoln
Steven A. Douglas
Jesse
Illinoia Central Railway
Mr. Dubois
Idaho Territory
John A. Logan
U. S. Territory
Fred T. Dubois
Yale
Turkey
Barate
Persia
Joseph Smith
Brighamites
East
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