The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1920-04-16

men, intent on q closer undertaking
With the business men Of Idaho. win
% In this city during the Trade Tx
tension and Friendship Excursion
which will leave Salt Lake April 10
for ten-day trip. These men will BE-
representative Of the business, job
bing. wholesaling and manufacturing
Interests Of our sister state and every
effort IA being made to give the visi-
tors q royal reception.
The main object Of the Salt Lakers
trip Is to get in harmony with the
progress Idaho has made In the past 1
few years. These men will leave our
city with a better understanding Of
our problems and needs, and II we
make tho proper impression the trip
can do great good.
Sam K. Smith, secretary of the
Wholesale Trades Department Of the
Salt Lake Commercial Club, who il in
active charge Of arrangements for the
trip, was in this citysf for a few hours
last week making preliminary ar
nngements for the party's stay in this
city. During his stay here Mr.. Smith
conferred with numerous business
men and outlined the objects Of the
trip and discussed somewhat in detail
the plans proposed for tlc entertain
ment of the guests.
The Salt Lake Boosters will leave
Sunday, April 18, in time to arrive in
Ashton ut s 80 u. IN. the following
day. The time for the first day will
be divided between Ashton, st. An
thony, Sugar City, Rexburg, Rigby
and Idaho Falls. At Idaho Falls the
party will remain all night, leaving
the following morning for Shelley.
The second day has been assigned
to Shelley, Blackfoot and Pocatelio.
The third day, will be devoted to
American Falls. Rupert and Burnley,
after which the party will move dur
ing the night to Bull and open there
on the fourth day, April %. Filler and
Twin Falls will be included in the
activities Of that day.
From Twin Falls, where the party
will spend the night, the special train
. will 20 to Jerome for few hours,
making that city. Gooding. Shoshone.
Richfield and HALEY the fifth day.
April %. On the sixth day the Salt
4 Lake Boosters will travel to Glenn's
Ferry, Mountain Home, Meridian and
Boise, at which place the party Will
spend the night. 1t II planned TO
spend Sunday in Boise.
The second week will be opened
with Weiser, Payette and Ontario
which will consume the eighth day,
April 20. The last day will be devot.
cd to Nyssa, Parma. Caldwell and
Nampa, the train leaving in time to
arrive in Salt Lake the following
morning.
Arrangements have been completed
with the Oregon Short Line railroad
for q special train, including dining
car facilities. 50 the party will b
practically self-supporting. No definite
engagements for meals have beer
made, 1t being explained by Mr.. Smith
ON his advance trip that the part!
WIN only consider evening engage
nsnts for dinner and reception. a
The details Of the plan to be developed
By the local committees where IN
pa.ty IL to spend the night.
The last trip the Salt Lake Com
msrcial Club Boosters made into thi
territory was six years ago. 500
after that excursion the war broke GU
and this II the first opportunity I
renew the gst-togethsr spirit. 1t
hoped to make these trips to Idaho a!
nual events hereafter which will likel
sAA much 70 the present friendshi
existing between Utah and Idaho bus
ne0 men,.
The Salt Lake Boosters Will hav
nothing to sell but Salt Lake, an
they viii come to our city well equil
ped with souviners and novslti'
WITH, which to advertise Salt Lake On
tAsir individual business.
One Of the most important objsc
Il the excursion is to advertise Int
mountain Buyers Week which will