The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1914-11-13
WILL ELECTRIFY ROAD
FROM WILDER TO
CALDWELL

An earnest desire to find some way
of cooperating, OF learning the needs
of and giving efficient help to the
farmers of the surrounding Communi-
ties, formed the keynote of the Com
mcrcial club meeting Monday even
ing.
President Cole in his report of the
meeting of Commercial bodies held
at Twin Falls spoke strongly of the
necessity of a closer understanding
between the farmers and the mem
herS of the club and urged those pres
cnt to give thought to some feasible
method Of bringing this about, before
the next meeting of the club.
Several suggested ways and means,
but it was decided that the matter
would receive more attention at the
next meeting. Supt. w. S. Baker
spoke of the club keeping reports and
bulletins of the different agricultural
colleges and extension bureaus on
hle at the club indeXed so that the
farmers could have easy access to
any report wanted.
A Junior Commercial Club.
Mr. Baker drew attention to the
good that might be accomplished in
forming a Junior Commercial Club,
composed OF members taken from
me student bodies OF the schools. Mr..
Baker said that it had been found
elsewhere to be valuable training
tor the coming generation in showing
them the way that ommunity work is
accomplished. The Young man or
woman is brought to realize that thew
arc unit of a big organization; that
thew hlNn THAR 10 4 -
1t they fail that part the whole sys-
tenn is injured 1t is inherent, the de-
sire to make good'-and the small
responsibilities, details Of big COM
munity work. tend to bring out an
earnest spirit and strengthen charac-
ter
a committee consisting of w. S.
Baker, DIR, Cue and M. II. Gibbons
was appointed to look after this mat.
ter.
To Electrily Wilder Road
W. l.. Hasbrouck in an Inspiring
address urged that some action BIZ
taken to have the Wilder road cleo
5 trihed He declared that it would in
crease the value of the farming Lane
/ in the Wilder district and tend to in
crease the population along the road
He reminded the club that every ex
pert had predicted a wonderful wav
OF prosperity to this country as
' direct result of the great European
' war and that this would be one of tn,
improvements that would help us t,
take advantage of the impetus to bust
ness which would help us to take ad
ness whoch would soon be here.
w. K, Sebree was called upon t.
e respond to Mr.. Hasbrouck's sugges
ton. He said that it was prehap
2 possible and that if the people of VIII
: der and those living along the roat
h wanted such service he would Sc
+ what could be done. He spoke TO
Il several minutes on the difficulties il
{ the way. DR.. Cue made a helpful
t suggestion that met with instant ant
p hearty approval from the whole club
: A Trip to the Fair.
The Caldwell Holding Co., success
. Sors to the troubles of the late lam
!, ented American National had sent
gentle reminder that they would lik
the club to take up their Black Can
yon note 1t was suggested that
I trip to the Panama exposition with al
expenses paid be ratified. A committe
was appointed and it is probable nov
2 that some one hereabouts will visi
v the fair.
$ The committee appointed to confe
= with the directors of the Waite
= Users Assn, on the matter of OBJ
: tanning their approval to an applica
: ton to secure the likeside terminu
h of the Sebree line for railroad filing
e that the noad may put in a number Q
f permanent Improvements, made thei
q report. 1t appears that while the d
rectors were in favor of the plar
some members of the association ha
objections and the committee was con
v tinued
Geo. Clason of Wilder was electe
70 a nonresident member Of the club.