Minutes of the executive council.

Correspondence, receipts, water and mining right notices of Lindsay and others.

A collection of items belonging to Mace, a French-born resident of Boise, Idaho. Mace was a masseuse in Boise, joined the United States Army in 1944, and served in the WAC and WAF until her death in 1953. Included are scrapbooks, photographs, brochures, correspondence, newspaper clippings, and miscellaneous memorabilia.

Financial records (1868-1902), of the Cuddy Flour Mill and Mercantile store established in 1868 by Cuddy and Edwin Tyne at Rush Creek, Idaho, and at Salubria, Idaho, in 1874. Also included is correspondence, photographs, newspaper clippings and memorabilia of the Cuddy family members relating to family life and activities at Salubria, the University of Idaho, and Boise, Idaho.

Financial records of Jedlick's Boise Cigar and Tobacco Company, which include sales, collection, and account books. Also included is material pertaining to the Cosmopolitan Club of Boise and the Midway Bar of Boise, E. Williams, proprietor.

American Anti-saloon League correspondence and scrapbook (1906-1917); minutes of meetings (1905-1908); miscellaneous clippings relating to League activities and prohibition.

Personal property, photographs, postcards, clippings and memorabilia concerning the Hart family of Boise, Idaho, including material from Hart's military career in China (1918) and from Hawaii (1932).

Collection includes political, business, and legal correspondence (1864-1890); legal opinions.

Personal correspondence (1911-1945); photographs, educational and fraternal memorabilia; programs from the First Presbyterian Church (1928-1929), First Methodist Episcopal Church (1923), and the First Baptist Church (1919-1964), all of Boise, Idaho; physician's daybook and journal (1885-1896, 1 vol.).

Predominately newspaper clippings about the Euzkaldunal Organization, Oinkari Basque Dancers, and various social, civic, and charitable activities of the Basques in Idaho, Oregon and Nevada. Some correspondence and programs are also included. Contents are copies from Hormaechea scrapbook.

Correspondence; autobiography; photographs; picture postcards of many Boise, Idaho, scenes; yearbooks of the Kuna (Idaho) Improvement Club (1920-1939), the Women's Betterment Club (Emmett, Idaho), and the Women's Study League (Pocatello, Idaho); memorabilia; a personal account book (1907-1918); and an account book for the Hillcrest Irrigation District, Boise, Idaho (1913).

Memorabilia from Tennyson's teenage years in the 1950's and 60's including local and high school newspapers, fliers from dances, musicals and dramatic productions, sporting events and Job's Daughters activities.

Collection consists of two minute books from the Ladies' Aid Society of the First Methodist Church in Boise, Idaho. In addition to minutes, the books contains lists of member names and addresses.

Letters from Cartee to his daughter (1865-1867); memorabilia of Cartee's family; wedding announcement of Carrie Cartee and Fremont Wood.

Journal of an automobile trip from Boise to Baltimore, Maryland, and return (1915-1916); student sketch book of maps, photographs, membership card for a "Pioneer of Idaho Territory" and a postcard (1876), to S.G. Langmaid, Middleton, Idaho.

The collection consists of organizational records from 1946-1980, as well as state and national materials. Also included are financial records, the League's work on education, water and environmental issues, foreign policy materials, local state and national government issues, including voter service materials. There are also materials on other subjects with which the League has been involved and various printed materials.

Record of sermons, funerals, marriages and baptisms.

Collection of letters dated 1903-1913 from MaBelle Meholin of Boise to Hazelle Armstrong of Butte, NE. In these letters she descibes her life as a teenager referring to activities and events in Boise.