Boise Wins In Eleven In Double Overtime Thriller
Boise defeated Caldwell 3 to 2 in 11 innings at Cody Park. Ninth and extra inning actions featured late errors, brave baserunning, and stellar fielding by Boise with Wyman and Zimmerman making key plays. McNeill started for Caldwell and Wells relieved for Boise, the game highlighted by a pivotal walk and a noted double play in the 11th.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H Wan
Wells
Williams
Benes
Riffel
Cobley
Zimmerman
Halle
Jack Case
Hurtt
Wyman
Zimmeenan
Sterling Ball
Boise
Benedict
A. ©. McNeill
American Association
McNeal
Colby
McNeil
Youman
Caldwell
Nelson
The
Migtty
Immerman
Corbut Youmans
Youmans
Westcott
Hailey
Neton
Memorial Day thanks and June meeting of W R C
The Hugh Wilson W R C will meet Saturday June 19 at 2 30 at Masoni Hall to hear delegate reports from the Department convention and hear other items. The group thanks all who helped Memorial Day including Forward Club Boy Scouts and Camp Ne Girla who aided in releasing white doves for aviators. Approximately 150 attended luncheon for G A R and region veterans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugh Wilson
Masoni Hall
Department
Forward Club
Boy Scouts
Girla
W. R
Tvegion
Forward Club Elects At Tuesday Meet
Mex D W Stainbrook was elected president of the Forward Club at the latest meeting held Tuesday afternoon at the Carnegie Library rooms. Carrie Steumenberg was chosen vice president and C McClellan recording secretary. Mea John Smzed financial secretary USs Floyd Southward treasurer, and Mrs tis Haydon auditor. Representatives Mrs Hol La Bryan Mrs H D Blatchley and Mrs W A Stone reported on the district federation meeting at Gooding. Frank Meek of the American Legion spoke on a municipal memorial building project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mex
D. W. Stainbrook
Forward Club
Stub Rooms
Carnegie Library
Carrie Steumenberg
C. McClellan
Mea
John Smzed
Uss Floyd Southward
Tis Haydon
Elud
District
Gooding
Hol la Bryan
H. D. Blatchley
W. A. Stone
Frank Meek
Pont of the
American Legion
Last Day To Pay Second Installment Of Income Tax
June 15 marks the final date for the second installment of 1919 income tax payments. Internal Revenue Collector Lowe Williams stresses payments must reach the collector or branch office by then to avoid penalties and interest. Checks or money orders payable to Collector of Internal Revenue may be sent or delivered to the Boise office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowe Williams
Internal Revenue
Williams
Boise
Nabe
Commissioners Reject All Bids On Road Bonds
Canyon county commissioners rejected three bids on 21000 dollars of county bridge bonds tied to the Pickle Butte project. Bids were deemed too low and funds for the bridge are held in state hands awaiting a stronger bond market. May highway department bulletin notes work to begin soon. Also notes local trips by Maxey Shawantton and visit of pastor Ren Ford of Christian Church Claytonia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Highway Department
Pickle Butte Bridge
W.S. Maxey
Shawant Ton
Banka
Garden Valley
Walley Moose Picnic Raises Bond Election Worry
Six hundred Moose members from Emmett Caldwell Napa Boise and their families enjoyed a picnic at Curtix park Sunday with outdoor sports and a nine inning baseball game Boise beat Caldwell 8 6 in a spirited contest. Talks by local leaders followed. A women's auxiliary for Caldwell formed with 25 names. Voters prepared for a bond issue of 995000 for a municipal memorial building amid questions of a legal holiday impact. Bond support expectations remained optimistic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moose
Emmett
Caldwell
Napa
Boise
Curtix Park
H. G. Morris
Miller
Taylor
Nasios
J. R. Watson
Mr. Rhodes
J. W. Erwin
Idaho
Municipal Memorial
Walter Griffiths
Fred Mitchell
Mako
Iavne Ss
D. W. Davie
Maho
The
Tribune
News
Legion
Theoren M. Trotter
For
Idaho Declares Pioneer Day holiday in 1920
The Idaho Legislature adds June 15 as Pioneer Day a state holiday honoring early settlers. Governor Ed W Davis signs the proclamation at Boise on January 1 1920 with the Great Seal affixed. Robert Jones attests as secretary of state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Idaho
Boise
Jane
W. Davis
Robert ©. Jones
Legion Plans and Bond Vote Drive in Community
Former service men seek rightful benefits from the community plan while Legion officers defend their role in shaping the proposal. Members favor approval as currently drafted and seek timely bonds, underscoring a unified push for support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rmer
Ixashi
Legion
City Council Votes to Continue Cleveland Boulevard Paving
The council overruled engineer Louis C. Kelsey and ordered Cleveland boulevard paving to continue without drainage pipes. Kelsey warned irrigation ditches make drains essential though irrigation lines run alongside. City engineer F. L. Lockwood supported stopping the changes. contract terms with Warren Construction blocked adding drain pipes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland Boulevard
Louis C. Kelsey
Ahak Worthie Kelsey
F. L. Lockwood
Band Concert Draws Good Crowd at Memorial Park
Despite Thursday’s rain a hearty audience attended the Memorial Park band concert. The municipal group delivered a high standard program and anticipated record attendance next evening with a varied lineup including March Le Pere De La Victoire and Moonlight on the Hudson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Memorial Park
Ganne
Gretatece
Franke
Airéle
Sweet Janine
Bendix
Glow Worm
Lincke
Wakte
Hudson
Mil Jocker
Galop
Koeln
Quansent Conference to Convene in Caldwell
The Boise Free Methodist district holds its quarterly conference at the Caldwell church starting Thursday evening June 17 and continuing through the Sabbath. Evangelistic services begin nightly at 8. Special singing by Deer Flat and Boise classes Sunday at 7. Rev FB Pond of Boise and others attend, with Rev I Kreider as presiding chair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boise
Free Methodist Chuch
Caldwell
Deer Flat
FB Pond
F Kreider
Tet
Caldwell’s 1920 Valuation Expected to Surpass 1919
Caldwell county assessors report Caldwell’s 1920 property valuation will exceed 1919 by at least 250 000 dollars with total county assessments rising toward 25 million. Livestock, land values and new buildings boost totals while auto licenses show a sharp year over year rise. Over 7 000 more listings and a near record voter turnout mark a busy assessment season in Canyon County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caldwell
George Oylest
Mrr. Olyent
Mr. Cleay
Board of Equalization
Nampa
Canyon County
Also Mentioned on This Page
Capital City
Cody Park
Boles Valley
Boles
Bohler
Mae
of & Life
Grebo
Riffle
Webb
Bobler
Bell
Web
Hendon
Orward Club
Walley Moose
Curtis Park
Wze
Court Hove
Soldier Memorial
Westher
James Kelleher
Kelleher
Boi & Moise
Grant Wari
Wiliam Bischof
Park
Poise Field
Mr Morte
Aeriows
W. P. Mitchell
Parma
Friends of
Sinter Atreasting College
University of Maine
Yasstlo
Ralph Howard
Sherman Ive Shears
William Marten Lotelly Lyons
Elaine Wheeler
Molleman
Oetayia Gowen
Inez Catlayway
Ralph Fouch
Citaha
Mitparanta
Fouch
Holic Valley
CD. Gaten
Galdwett
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!