Water Master John Badley Dismissed by Interior
The Payetior Boine Water Association announces the dismissal of Water Master John Badley by the Interior Department. Washington reports that the removal was advised and a review of contracts and plans for irrigation and road projects will be staged by a board of representatives and the association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Badley
Secretary OF Interior
Payetior
Interior Department
John Badiey
Washington
D. C
W. Ie Ober
Ileies
DAVIE
Ted
Association
County Recorder
Cance
Wuleh
Andy
Borhood
Arana
Dexia
Raplain
J. M
Canyon School Hosts Election and Installation of Officers
The district holds a meeting at 6 o clock to complete the organization, elect officers, and install members. Attendance is invited for all district residents. An inauguration program has also been organized at Canyon School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vail
Canyon
Library Board Progress With Interventions Noted
The Delive library board notes progress on interim measures after a notice related to street conditions. Officials report ongoing efforts to address access and safety, with upcoming steps outlined for funding and implementation.
Grange Meetings Promising Winter Farm Talks at Central Cove
A Grange gathering at Central Cove drew a strong attendance as Prof. Coglan Boise and Prof. Ireland spoke on agriculture, stock and community interests. The next session is planned for the first Saturday in January with requests for irrigation and horticulture specialists.
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Ireland
Ganyon
Busent
Grange
Central Cove
Alires Aumkst
Gay Petcent
Coglan
Boise
Bureau
Seeuece Don Oe
Taylor
Wolversky
Solonel Place Back From Salt Lake
Cob. St R Mace returned from Salt Lake City where he promoted the Winnemucca Northern railroad. E K Place, promoter, said surveys Winnemucca to Boise are complete and construction ready once funding from Western Pacific arrives. Over 53 thousand dollars already invested in the main line with 35 million more needed to extend feeders into the rich country.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wieneraueca
Social notes from Kensington gathering and needlework sale
Mrs L W Totkin hosted a Saturday afternoon event where guests browsed holiday needlework and enjoyed social fellowship. Attendees included Martha Best Price, Rona Headay, Betu Canter, and several local figures.
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Mra
L. W. Totkin
Hosteas
Mi Inves
Martha
Betu Canter
Rona Headay
Bicknell
Heymanaker
Steunen Ringer
Burne
Rete Pre
Teles Spurs
Teles Spurs Ong Eel, Wales Me Artor” Mont, Brehion
Misses Westcott Nichals
Boyes Ant Minne
SH0 URE ner Canyon County teacher meet announcement
A Canyon County teacher meet is set for tomorrow Saturday December 13 at the High School. Oregon State Commissioner of Education will deliver the address on the Bank of the Teacher program. A brief, engaging program is planned with sessions from 10 30 to 12 30 and 2 to 4. Tickets and travel rates are listed with Oregon Short Line agents. see rates for local points and travel to Oregon and Washington in late December 1913 and early January 1914.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canyon
Sisnan
Mie
Ag Syaelon
Arcana Per Bechtellasaleenion
Morahafiaranan
New Irrigation Project Forming in Canyon County
A proposed irrigation scheme near Canyon County aims to flood 2500 acres above Black Canyon, with water drawn from groundwater and a large sand lake. Fisher promises $68 per acre, 10 year payments with no principal for six years, maintenance costs during initial cultivation, and seeks land board approval despite uncertainties about water permanency and guarantees.
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State Land Board
Mesneatay Freee
Canyon County
Black Canyon
Winber
Fisher
Ata
Land Board
Ito
Gifford
Tax Collection Suit to Prevent District Levy
Notus highway district faces a tax collection suit to stop a 15 mill levy on property within its boundaries. The board aims to raise about 190 dollars per 100 property value, challenging the district's tax authority.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Culturi Notus
Notus Highway
Board of the Highway
Alti Hax
High tax critique hits School District No 63 leaders
Citizens blast district directors over heavy levies behind Caldwell. The report notes criticism of the tax rate, the district’s handling of funds, and the delay in restraining the collector as of March. Local officials and residents express concern about expenditures and accountability.
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Sehot
Caldwell
Caldwell Man Dies in Boise Poisoning Case
Caldwell contractor Tom Brown and fellow lodger Kit Carson died after an alleged morphine overdose at the Starling lodging house in Boise. William Tracy testified he could not recall events after drinking with the men the previous day. An inquest was underway as state chemists prepared analyses to identify the poison and its method of administration.
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Fred Brown
Caldwell
Starling
Carson
Brown
Caldwell Wing
Sweeny
Browns
Te Ts
William. Tracy
Ohe Mane
Tom Brows
Pred Wallace
Kit Caveson
Chems
William Tracy
Atate
Syea
Starling Trouxe
Kit Carson
Sweene
Louvre
California
Government horse contract eyed for Fort Reagh unit
Fort Reagh authorities seek Caldwell as a proline center to purchase high grade horses for calvary work. CH Turner is noted as a reliable contractor with an eye for horses, tying into supply for the Boys in Blue and olive drab gear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CH. Turner
Alan
Fort Reagh
Caldwell
Mr. Turner
Methodical Music Master Tonight At Old College
A brief notice announces a Methodical Music Master performance at the old College building tonight at E velock. The Tribune predicts lively numbers and a brilliant showing from the cast and calls the entertainment genuine and promising. Phone 173 is listed for details.
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Oden
Old College
Velock
the Tribune
His Word of Honor college play at College Auditorium
The Dramatic Class of College of Idaho presents the first in a series of plays at Storey Hall Friday night. His Word of Honor deals with the Honor System in exams and follows Willian Henry Eraser and the slang artist Dick Waltour through humorous plots. Cast includes Bert Flemming, Jeremiah Hackett, Arthur Carson, and Janelle Gordon with music by the College Glee Club. Tickets are 25 and 10 cents. transportation 8.23 car to College and 10:46 back.
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Amatic
To College of Idaho
Storey Hall
Willian Henry Eraser
Alan “Kid
Jeremiah Hackett
Walthour
Bert Flemming
Dick Waltbour
Harvey A ‘Odnest Hiemaiing
Albert Shermans
Arthur Carson
Will ‘i
Wiliam Henry Peaver
Charles Paine
Earl Ethart Voodmare
Fraser
Floyd Waterman Drayer
Deeescor
Soya Waterman Coffey
Earl Eihart
Helen Flemming
Bert
Sinter
Canada
Hampton Janelle Gordon
Mary Paine
Jolly Atking
Esther Me Tarkett
Arethura Judking
Sophmore
Myrind
Local Option Election in Bannock County Scheduled
Interest rises as Bannock County prepares for the December 17 local option election. Both factions show strong activity with widespread coverage and keen public attention on the upcoming vote.
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Bannock
Bannock County
Fedex
Yuing Acms
Ladies Aid Leads Dig Gash Prize Controversy
In the final week of the Dig Gash Prize a recount shows the Ladies Aid leading with 2 967 117 votes and merchants report over 100000 dollars in cash business as the contest wraps. The issue notes a careful recount is planned to verify a few doubtful tallies before final results are announced. Mr and Mrs Eo He Adam and daughter Miss Laura visited relatives in Nampa.
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Roote
Tase
Jia
Dicop
Rey
Adam
Miias Laura
Nampa
Chautauqua Week 15 Practically Assured With Guarantors
A Boise based Chautauqua bureau announces signers have secured the guarantee contract for Caldwell’s Chautauqua season. Plans include a strong lineup with 18 actors and a notable band, promising one of the finest Chautauquas in recent years. The effort emphasizes substantial funding and talent from local and national providers.
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Me White
Jillson-White Chautauqua Bureau of
Boise
Rhune
Caldwell
Ellimon-White Co
Chautauqua
Idlu Boise
Uspenstrator Downs
Caldwall
Portland
Woteminy
Geldwall
Ueki
Alrlla
United Rates
Kramer
Iublee. Com
High School Dance at Fr. Kipp’s Home
About 100 students from School attended a Friday evening event chaperoned by Mesdames Meekam sane at Fr. Kipp’s home. They enjoyed games, music, and dancing with sandwiches and cocoa. Mr Kipp reported no cigarettes or tobacco found, signaling the wholesome student body.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mesdames Meekam Sane
Kipp
First Baptist Church to Host Evening Evangelism Session
The True Evangelism event at First Baptist Church features Dr. Garrison leading the adult class, with Bebe Glass at 10 30 and invited adults. Geo R Varney, Prof Neal S Nasi, Prof Thos J Yerry, and LA Garrison, D D, assist in coordinating the adult Sunday School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garrison
Geo. R. Varney
Neal ‘S. Nasi
New Traders Bay Grounds Meet Approval At Main Street
Despite garbled text, the notice asserts approval for a new Traders Bay Grounds Meet on Main Street across from the Tribune building. Dickens Miller are said to have fitted the grounds in a style fitting a grand enterprise, noting December as a timeframe and a growing interest or volume in the venue’s turnouts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Traders Bay
Main Street
Tribune
Dickens & Miller
Union Stock Yards Sale Expected in February
The Union Stock Yards sale is likely in February with plans for a large listing. Indications point to extensive notes mortgages and warrants to be bought and sold. Local firm Baker & Hard Store involved.
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Union
Lover Baker & Hard
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Grr
M. E
Ellison
White Bureau
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Repeeve
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