Republican State Nominating Convention slated for August 1 1906 at Pocatello
The Republican State Central Committee calls a State Nominating Convention in Pocatello Idaho on Wednesday August 1 1906 at ten in the morning to elect a new State Central Committee and organize delegates from counties including Bannock Kootenai Bear Lake and others totaling 299 votes. County committees are asked to arrange primaries and county conventions to select delegates. St James H Brady chairman Addison T Smith secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republican State Central Committee
Pocatello
Bear Lake
Latah
Bingham
Lemal
Blaine
Lincoln
Boise
Nez Perces
Canyon
Oneida
Cassia
Owyhee
Custer
Shoshone
Elmore
Washington
Fremont
State Central Committee
State of Idaho
St. James
Republican Primaries and Convention Notice—Canyon County Idaho
Notice that a Canyon County Republican Convention will be held in Payette on July 26 1906 to elect delegates to the State Convention in Pocatello. Primaries to select delegates will be held July 16 1906 in precincts, with Caldwell Nampa and Emmett timings stated. Chairman and secretary J L Davis authenticate the notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republican County Central Committee
Canyon County
Idaho
Pocatelllo
Payette
Caldwell
Nampa
Emmett
Payette Valley Building and Loan Association Organized
The Payette Enterprise reports a new building and loan association formed in the city with capital of 500000 dollars. Stock carries a par value of 100 dollars in 50 share series, payable monthly at 1 dollar per share. Officers include I R Woodward president W H Platt vice president D C Chase secretary G D Snell Jr treasurer C S Brainard manager. Directors are J R Woodward W H Platt J B Burns Peter Pence M F Albert C E Brainard and L V Patch. Finley McKenzie, the noted sheep man, returned to Rockville after several days in Caldwell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Payette Enterprise
Payette Valley Building and Loan Association
I. R. Woodward
W H. Platt
D. C. Chase
G. D. Snell, Jr
C. 8. Brainard
J. R. Woodward
W. H. Platt
J. B. Burns
Peter Pence
M. F. Albert
C. E. Brainard
L. V. Patch
Finley McKenzie
Rockville
Caldwell
Caldwell Beating Tacoma in Washington Coast Travelogue
A traveler recounts a June journey from Caldwell to Avon Washington via No. 5, passing floods and sightings from Portland to Puget Sound. He notes Seattle’s growth, a Seattle real estate gain, Everett rambles, and Skagit river life. Lumbering and fishing dominate western Washington industries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avon
Wash
Caldwell
Stark
Spokane
Oregon
Pendleton
Chicago
Willamette River
Portland
Columbia River
Puget Sound
Tacoma
Seattle
Ballard
Sound
Bay
Bremerton
Government Naval Settlement
Everett
T. B. Roberts
Emmett
Skagit River
Skadgit
Former Caldwell Girl Weds in Boise Venue
Tuesday of last week in Boise at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Dempsey Miss Minnie Dempsey became the bride of Mr. Jesse B. Budd of Big Piney Wyoming. Bishop Glorieux officiated under a floral bell of white roses. The bridal party wore green and white with roses and syringa. The bride wore satin messaline with Irish lace and a wreath of orange blossoms. A diamond sunburst was her sole jewel. The couple left for Salt Lake and Kansas City after the ceremony and will reside in Big Piney after July 16.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boise
Stephen Dempsey
Miss Minnie
Jesse B. Budd
Big Piney
Wyoming
Bishop Glorieux
J. H. van Ness
Montpelier
Mr. van Ness
Mrs. Budd
Salt Lake
Kansas City
Open Letter Seeks Shoshone Delegation Support for Governor Bid
Hugh France appeals to Shoshone delegates and Wardner readers to back his 1906 gubernatorial candidacy at the Idaho Republican conventions in Pocatello and locally on June 29. He argues party unity, rejects the idea that nominating a candidate is tied to the current governor’s fate, and asserts his bid originated in the southern part of the state with broad statewide rights to seek endorsement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Wardner News
Wardner
Idaho
Pocatello
Hugh France Wardner
Surveyors from Cald well head to Winnemucca
A Cald wel l Idaho private letter reports surveyors for the San Francisco Idaho and Montana railroad have started from Cald wel toward Winnemucca to lay out the line southward. A company representative has surveyed Cald wel to Winnemucca and construction is expected soon after completion. Canyon County warrants will be paid at the First National Bank of Caldwell after June 25 1906 for current expenses up to no 133 issued April 1 1906.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caldwel
Idaho
San Francisco, Idaho and Montana Railroad
Winnemucca
Caldwell
Canyon County
First National Bank of
Also Mentioned on This Page
Addison T. Smith
Feneeee
West Emmett
East Emmett
West Caldwell
East Caldwell
North Payette
Bouth Payette
Lower Boise
Middleton Roswell
Pramklim Cce
Dena Bower Vieieveace Ciasiaes
New Plymouth
Stuart
D. D. Campbell
Central
State of
J. L. Davis
Secertary
Building & Loan
Fee
Stamp Works
Hi. C. Ethell
Washington City
Columbia
British Territory
Minnie Dempsey
J. B. Budd
R. A. Cowpen
Ed’s Tea Store
Fes
Board of Trade
Logger Myers
Board of Trade Saloon
A. L. Murphy
Thomas H. Soule
Picard & Roberts Building
Caldwell, Idaho
Miss Vallery
Studio Isaac
Bell Phone
Old Butts
Main Street
Winchester & Mulligan
Pige A
Jojo
R. Farrar
W. W. Brown Real Estate
Union
Canada
Mexico
W. N. Brown
W. N. Brown & CO
Cupp & Munro Real Estate
Froman-Davis Building
Bee Supplies
Independent Lumber & Mfg. Company
Stone, MacLane & Compton
Attorneys-at-law
S. N. Moe
GEM State Rural Building
Heinzman & Teters
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!