Idaho Women’s Club Meeting at Moscow Report
A state federation meeting of Idaho women held in Moscow October 20 to 22 drew delegates from Montpelier St. Anthony Pocatello Boise Twin Falls Nampa Caldwell Weiser Coeur d Alene Lewiston Wardner Kendall Wallace and more. Highlights included calls for civil service reform and funding for the Children’s Home Finding and Aid Society, plus university talks, a rolling scholarship fund, and a luncheon and concert at the university. Officers were elected for two years as Mrs. J H Forney Moscow president and other posts filled by Boise Moscow Weiser and Coeur d Alene delegates.
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Idaho
Moscow
Montpelier
Grew
St. Anthony
Bowerman
Pocatello
Standrod
White
Boise
Mesdames Hays
E. J. Dockery
Hal Coffin
Fred Pittenger
Twin Falls
Clowteck
Nampa
Lockman
Caldwell
W. A. Stone
Weiser
A. G. Butterfield
J. M. Elder
W. W. Leffer
Coeur d'Alene
F. Kettenbach
Burnett
Woodrest
Lewiston
Goetege
Legislative Committee
State Federation
8. H. Hays
United States
Guy E. Bowerman
Faculty of Music
James A. MacLean
Norquist
J. H. Forney
Mos
State Grange Organized in City Ceremonies
Hopes for Shelby’s recovery were stated as a box of cigars was noted at Billy Black’s cigar store. Representatives of Idaho granges organized a state grange with officers including Master D. C. Mullen of Nampa and Secretary J. P. French of New Plymouth. The meeting reported the order’s rapid growth and potential strength, with an open session at city hall featuring speeches and music. The Tribune welcomed the new members and invited future sessions in the city.
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Ogram
Shelby
Billy Black
D. C. Mullen
Nampa
J. H. Trout
Roswell
Elias Nelson
Caldwell
Stewart
P. J. Yeonger
Post Falls
C. E. McLean
Twin Falls
A. V. Leader
Eagle
H. J. McLaughlin
J. P. French
New Plymouth
S. 8S. Foote
Middleton
Ceres
J. R. Kennedy
Boise
Flora
Vaughn
Pomona
H. Miller
Sweet
Asst
Jennie Stark
B. C. Blatt
Marsh
A. B. Gipson
the Tribune
Grange
Distant Farm News From Canyon County
Local notes report loss of a mule, hay and cattle movements, and land sales in Canyon County. Mentions James Bruner building on claim, Daws unloaded goods at Parma, reclamation surveyors at work, Van Sant returning from Missouri, and a fire that destroyed Mr Mitchel’s house. A new telephone venture, a ditch contractor, and W C T U meetings are noted alongside school visits and a few local trips.
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Smith & Bruner
Mr. Daws
Parma
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State Federation of Women’s Clubs of Idaho
Gilbert Shelby
Tus
Fargo
Wold
James Bruner
B. L. Seawell
Myrtle Carsons
John Isbell
O. K
Dice
Beall
Mrs. van Sant
Massouri
Root
Bud
J. H. Witherspoon
O. K. Barberahop
J. K. Roddy
Western National
Thomas Griffith
Homedale
Gem of the Mountains C. L
Napoleon
Nile
Miller
Josephine Beauharnals
Adams’ Marble Works
Hildreth
Clarence Pratt
C. A. Williams
Payette
Republican
BRE Eet
Edgar Wilson
Addison A. Crane
John Lamb
Bey
Thomas R. Hamer
James H. Brady
Lewis H. Sweetser
Secretary OF
Robert Lansdon
Stephen D. Taylor
Charles A. Hastings
Daniel
Madougal
State Superintendent OF Public Instructions
Belle Chamberlain
Inspector OF Mines
F. Cushing Moore
Supreme Court
James F. Atlshie
Benjamin P. Shawhan
James M. Thompson
LE Roy V. Patch
Claud H. Duval
Frank Breshears
Frank Crowther
William Monk
Owen M. van Duyn
Fredrick A. Hagelin
Grace Carlton
Fred H. McConnell
Andrew H. Lang
Otto G. Rinehardt
J. E. Kerrick
Jam Vanderdossen
FOR Justice OF the Peace
Fodmeulig
Caldwell, Idaho
C. W. Spargur
van Campbell
W. €. Clooney
Douglas
Harney
W. J. Perry& CO. Athe
W. J. Perry
Live Stock Commission Merchants
Union Stock Yards
Live Stock National Bank
South Omaha, Neb
South Omaha
W. H. Carringer
Prop
Millan Fur &Woole
Minneapolis
Minn
Leith
Pickard & Roberts
Caldwell Clothing Co
Biba
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