An account of the life of a Yugoslavian immigrant who operated saloons in Atlanta, Boise, and Hailey, Idaho, and campaigned for community improvements in Atlanta.

Recollection of a trip to Yellowstone Park about 1907 by Kirchner of Pocatello, Idaho. Also included is a story about three men in a Pocatello tavern around 1905.

Advertisement describing "Bar Etiquette" for this downtown Boise, Idaho, club.

Class 29 business license for the sale of alcohol to this Alturas County tavern.

Guest list of Commercial Traveler's Thanksgiving banquet.

Financial records including account books, daybooks and ledgers (1911-1952); invoices and receipts (1941-1951); check registers (1937-1946); profit and loss statements (1948-1950); daily sales reports (1949); reservation and room registers (1949-1950); and an inventory (1948).

Commercial travelers annual banquet registration sheet, indicating name, residence, and company represented. Includes original and photocopy.

Cash book (1920-1922), of Monson for an unidentified business in Smithfield, Utah. Also includes what appears to be a hotel register (1937-1949), listing dates, names and home towns of registrants.

Ledger and daybook for a Bonanza City, Idaho, saloon, owned by Clyde.

Gaming license for Quick Action Faro.

Minutes of meetings, by-laws, articles of incorporation, and lists of stockholders.

A brochure on the history of the Idaho Hotel, Silver City, Idaho, compiled by the Owyhee County Historical Society Museum. Accompanied by an Idaho Hotel envelope.

Dinner menu for the Hotel Bannock, Pocatello, Idaho, 1934; Coffee Shop advertisement for Hotel Boise, Boise, Idaho; and a card of introduction for Mrs. Blumenthal and Sons, at Hotel Boise (1934).

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.

A brief history of the Murray Ranch Hotel (1888-1895), owned and operated by David and Mary Francis Murray.

Account books (1870-1897), pertaining to a general store and saloon operated by Meyers Cohn in Malad, Idaho; deeds, certificates, maps and various legal documents pertaining to the Meyers Cohn and Sons Ranch, near Arimo, Idaho; an account book containing the articles of incorporation and by-laws of the Portneuf Irrigation Company; miscellaneous papers regarding Max D. Cohn, who with his brother Jerome, made up the partnership of Meyers Cohn and Sons.

Boise newspaper clipping showing a reproduction of an 1866 Naked Truth Saloon advertisement and a description of this Boise Saloon operated by James Lawrence.

Record of accounts for the Overland Hotel Company, Ltd. Proprietors of the Overland Building, H. B. Eastman (President), S. T. N. Smith (Vice President), Timothy Regan (General Manager), B. S. Howe (Secretary), J. M. Regan (Assistant Secretary).