Wool Growers From Boise Owyhee Hold Caldwell Meeting
About 30 wool growers from Boise Canyon and Owyhee counties met in Caldwell and elected officers. Resolutions condemned the two mile limit law, urged continued action against it, and disapproved the National Live Stock Association’s Denver action. The group thanked Caldwell officials for use of the city hall.
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Owyhee
Boise
Canyon County
Caldwell
J. Johnson
Scott Anderson
Andrew Little
James Little
Emmett
Finley McKenzie
John Bruce
Rockville
Adam Blackstock
Enterprise
Wm. Aikman
Middleton
Jack Bruce
Wm. Williams
Notus
Tripunk
Canyon
Sec
Treas
Walter R. Cupp
Finley McKinzie
Best
Wool Growers of
Idaho
Borah
Idaho Wool Growers Association
Boise, Canyon
Married couple Mae Frost and Everett Lavering wed in Boise
Miss Mae Frost daughter of Mrs. Elijah Frost and Everett C Lavering married in Boise. Both are described as accomplished and energetic locals. They plan to reside in Caldwell area, and Tar Trip MNE extends congratulations.
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Mae Frost
Everett C. Lavering
Boise
Miss Frost
Caldwell
Elijah Frost
Mr. Lavering
Tar Trip
MNE
Farmers Meeting to Be Held in City Next Week
A three day series of farmers meetings runs Monday to Wednesday in this city. Prominent speakers from the State Agricultural College including Prof H T French on dairying Prof L F Henderson on botany and Prof L B Judson on horticulture will attend. Food Inspector McPherson will discuss food adulteration. An stereopticon lecture will be shown at an evening session. Admission is free and the public is invited.
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H. T. French
L. F. Henderson
L. B. Judson
Agricultural Department
The
State University
State Agricultural College
McPherson
Notable political and social items stir Idaho
A legislative member proposes a stop to textbook graft and a Payette bridge petition circulates. Senator elections progress smoothly this winter with Idaho’s entry. Prof William D Carlisle of Spokane dies suddenly at a Boise fruit growers meeting. Clerical slander suit filed by Rev I N A Irvine against Bishop E Talbot amid reform debates.
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United States
Idaho
Lill
Payette
Caldwell
Payette Bridge
William D. Carlisle
Spokane
Fruit Growers’ Association
Boise
Prohibitionists
Two New Newspapers Born in Idaho Counties
Over the past two weeks two pew newspapers started in Ida ho one at Payette and the other at Post Falls. The Payette Enterprise is a bright newsy paper with non partisan stance and strong Republican leanings. The Post Falls Advance is a clean neatly gotten up paper full of news and comment.
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Idaho
Payette
Post Falls
Post
Directors Elected At Cald well Creamery Meeting
Stockholders met last Saturday and elected officers while reviewing plant conditions. Production has doubled in six weeks with output at 165 pounds of butter daily. Patrons now receive 27 cents per pound for butter fat, the highest rate in the region. Directors named: J. G. Reffner, S. Judd, Fred Sundman, E. Anderson, Wm. Siebenburg, N. Baker, C. B. Marlatt. Reffner as president and manager. Judd vice president. Marlatt secretary. Sundman treasurer.
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Caldwell Creamery
Middleton and
Star
Caldwell
Reffner
J. G. Reffner
S. Judd
Fred Sundman
E. Anderson
Wm. Siebenburg
N. Baker
C. B. Marlatt
High Five Club Entertainment Weekend Note
Miss Anna Christianson entertained the High Five Club Saturday evening. Refreshments at midnight preceded prize awards. First prizes went to Miss Esther Wilkins and Mr. R V Sebree. other prizes to Miss Fritzie Schnabel and John Davis. Attendees included Mrs Hammond and numerous Misses and Messrs. from the club. The Idaho Press Association recently held a successful Boise meeting.
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Anna Christianson
High Five
Esther Wilkins
R. V. Sebree
Fritzie Schnabel
John Davis
Hammond
Schnabel
Steavenson
Kelliher
Keller
Wilkins
Estella
Mary Cupp
Little
Baxter
Messrs
Sebree
Gipson
A. Ballantyne
Will Cowden
Zeh
Davis
van Hyming
Christianson
Cupp
The
Idaho Press Association
Boise
Injunction Granted in Pioneer Irrigation Case
Judge Geo. H. Stewart granted a permanent injunction in the Pioneer Irrigation District vs. B. F. Clay. Tried at Boise, the case restrains Mr. Clay from filling up a section of the old Cald well Ditch crossing his land.
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Geo. H. Stewart
Pioneer Irrigation District
B. F. Clay
Boise
Mr. Clay
Caldwell Ditch
First National Bank Directors Elect Leaders and Declare Dividend
The First Nation al bank of this city elected C. P. Bilderback as president John McNish as vice president E K Hays as cashier and Miss Fay Bilderback as assistant cashier Tuesday night A 12 percent dividend was declared and $5 000 added to the surplus fund Deposits rose by over 7 000 and cash on hand exceeds 30 percent of deposits twice the required minimum The bank is described as one of the strongest and safest in the state per the Emmett Index
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First National Bank
C. P. Bilderback
John McNish
E. K. Hays
Emmett Index
Presbyterian Church Week Services Schedule
The Presbyterian church outlines services for the week starting January 22 with Sabbath school at 10:30 a.m. and preaching at 11:30 a.m. on Christ's first miracle. a Christian Endeavor session at 6:30 p.m. and 7:30 p.m. sermon on How to Win Souls and Sowing beside all Waters. Thursday prayer meeting at 7:30 p.m. focuses on a call to the young. D A Clemens and James Shields note Mountainhome business directory plans.
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Presbyterian Church
Cana
D. A. Clemens
Farmers' Union Ditch Directors Choose to Join Reclamation
Star Idaho Jan 19 The Farmers' Union Ditch board met Jan 15 to decide on joining the government reclamation project. By 293 to 7 vote they chose to participate, adding 8 000 acres to the land already subscribed.
Fairs aid plan cited for Idaho canyon county fair first
A movement seeks state and county fair funding from the legislature. Canyon County Fair Association, the first in Idaho, is highlighted as a model. Proposal would split half to the state association and divide the rest among counties with fairs. Deputy Payne, Judge Stewart, Geo Jacobs, Mrs Smoke, J E Roberts noted in local items. Wool prices quoted, land deeds offered at The Tribune office. Caldwell News building expansion announced.
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Canyon County Fair Association
Idaho
Canyon County
J. E. Roberts
Boise
Caldwell
Sheriff Nichols
Trisune
Caldwell People Jubil ed Pleasantly by Rev Jolly
Caldwell residents enjoyed Rev. Jolly’s lecture on the “Jolly Side of Life” last Thursday. The talk, introduced humorously by Rev. Boone, was praised for sound instruction and wholesome entertainment. The next course event by Rev. Boone is set for February 14. Local notes include building plans, editor visits, a concert, and a discussion on hay stock and cattle feeding. The issue also lists a rubber stamp outfit for sale and a post office equipment sale.
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Rev. Jolly
Jolly
Rev
Boone
For Sale My Residence and Six Lots on Boule Yard Corner
A damaged classified style notice offers sale of a residence with six adjoining lots on Boule vard at the corner of Fourth avenue east. Readable fragments imply a convenient location and modern conveniences. The partial text is uncertain but indicates a real estate listing.
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Fourth Avenue
Wea
Calswellaate
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Central Lumber Co
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Star Ditch
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Geo. H. Jacobs
Nampa
O. K. Smoke of
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Kimball Avenue
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Fourth Street
E. W. Jones
the News
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A. E. Gipson
H. A. Partridey
C. J. Shorb
Armory Hall
C. W. Cooper
Wm. Kinkaid
Nellie Corser
College Assembly Hall
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Parma Herald
State Press Association
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Boise Capital News
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