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Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1905-05-18
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Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1905-05-18
NOTICE OF ATTACHMENT.

In the district court Of the second judicial
district Of the State Of Idaho, In and for the
County Of Idaho.
LOuia Varwig, Thomas varwig, and Minnie
varwi9. co-partners, doing business under the
arm name Of H. Varwig 4 Son. plaintins, ".
H. q. Denny, defendant.
Notice ID hereby given that an attachment
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1905-05-18

block 10. In Lewteton Addi.
ton to town o. 0rrn9sviiis. 4
Vosburg ]. r.. Weaflnke: m
~. block 2. In town Of west
Wise Omsr. Grsnxeviiie: ins:
2, 8. block 4, In Halls Addi-
ton to town Of Graneeyiile.
personal property and poll
Wilkins H. T., Granxeville: INN
unpat. land, personal prom
erty and poll tax
Wren J. l., Lowe: Imp ON NE
IA Sc Ia Sec. IS, W i-2
NV Ia, NV IA SW Ia Sec
~. Twp 80 N, r e B II.
personal property and poll
woodrins W. A.. Cottonwood i i.
Lot 8. block r, In Browne
Addition to town OF Cotton
wood and personal property II
Wolbert J. NJ, Cottonwood:
Lots 6. Z, 8, ., 10. block II.
In Browns addition to town
or Cottonwood: north 10 It.
and 3 inches in lot u. block
X. In Browns Addition to
town of Cotton wood and per-
sonal property. ........ 1:
White A. E.. Pollock: Imp un-
pat. land and poll tag. 49,.
wooster ]. J.. White Bird: SW
IA SW Ia Sec Z. Sc IA Sc
IA Sec s. N Ia NV Ia Sec
3, Twp % N. r e b N
Q60 acres), personal prop
erty and poll tax. -. Q;
Wood John c., Canneld: Imp.
unpat. land and personal
property. ......... -. 80.
Ward Isaac. White Bird: w IL
SW IA Sec II, e 1-2 Sc Ia
Sec Is. Twp % N. r 2 e B
M u60 acres) and personal.
property. ........ -. .... q
Wright Tennyson, Pollock: Imp
unpat. land. personal proper
ty and poll tax ............ 2
Wood. H. 8. and w. A.. Wood
land: Imp. unpat. land. per-
sonal property and two poll
Willis Jas. W.. Ferdinand: Imp.
on lots II, IS. 10, 20. 80. 81,
80, Sec 20, Twp So N, r l w
B M. personal property and
poll tax l
Woods H.. White Bird: Imp un-
pat. land and poll tax. $3.50.
White VIM, Greencreek: Part
of lot 1 and Sc IA SW IA
Sec 80. Twp 50 N. r e b NJ
GO acres) ..............
Wren James. non Res: Lot S.
block A. in original town of
Cottonwood, .: 80. -.
Wise Boy n & M. Co.. Hump:
improvements on mining
claim. quaItz and saw mills
and personal pfoerty. Is
Wells Wm.. non he; Lot l,
block Is, in town of f.smp...
Wright Gus. Florence: 1n2.
unpat land $500.
Wedding A.. Grangeville: 8 IL
SW Ia Sec ~ and NE IA
NV IA and lot S. Sec. %,
Twp 81 N. r 8 E B M (155
acres). ....... -. ........
WEIGH John s., Roosevelt:
Imp on lot 10. block 3. in
town Of Roosevelt and poll
Waymire Mrs. Jennie, Mt. Ida
no: Imp unpat. land and per-
sonal property. ............
York Travers. Sites: Imp un-
pat. land. personal property
and poll tax 80.
York Virgil, Tahoe: Imp unpat.
land. personal property and
poll tax.
Young ]. c., Elk City: Imp. un-
pat. land and personal prop.
Zabonika John. Mt. Idaho: Lot
4. SW IA NV Ia Sec. rs and
lot 1, Sc IA NE IA Sec. rs,
Twp 80 N, r E B M Q60
acreSl
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1905-05-18
County Warrants Redeemed

county warrants viii be paid ON presentation
to The county treasurer at his 06ice In Grange
Vile, Idaho, and that interest ON said warrants
Current expense fund, warrants issued Jam
uary %, 1901, No. ga.
Dated May 10, 1905 FRANK 3. RICE.
May l&June County Treasurer.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1905-05-18
STILL VOTING
Many Coupons Being Gather
ed for Favorites.

The gathering Of votes in the
free trip contest to the Portland
fair goes merrily on and large num-
bers are icing secured each week.
Some are being saved for the final
count and surprises are promised
for some who feel confident oil
winning. There is still six weeks
in which to vote and ample time
to secure large numbers Of coupons.
The vote on Tuesday evening
stood as follows:
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1905-05-18

IA NV Ia, liz NV 1t,
SW IA NE IA Sec 81, Twp
81. RE M C60 acresl:
SW IA SW IA Sec 25, Sc
Ia Sc IA Sec. 26, N 1-2 NE
IA Sec IS, Twp 81 N, r
E B M (160 acres) ........ 36.2S
Turner Mrs. e. W., Lorena: Lot
/, Ia NE IA Sec and lot
s, Sec 1. Twp 80 N. p
M, less r. r. r. w. d73
acres), lot IA. block E in
town of Stuart, and per-
sonal property ............ 10, Ii
Turner J. B.. Greencreek: e
I-2 Sc IA. w 1-2 SW IA
Sec SO, Twp 80 N. r e B .,
r. N Gso a Gore ,eviile q Buff. S''
faio Hump. Grangeville: Ten :,
r,mm rs' W " D., Roosevelt: Imp.
on lot II. block 1. In town
of Roosevelt, and poll tax. 4.4o
Utz ]. b., Grangeville: Imp un-
pat. land. personal property :,
urauhart Henry. Harrisburg:
Imp. pnpat. land and poll tax 3.sl
Unzickef Gid, non Res: Lot 6.
block 3, in town of Westlake .6e
Utter L. b., Grangeville: NE
IA See. 8, Twp 20 NJ. r..
e B M (160 acres) ........ 1919
Unknown Owners. Denver: Lot
IL, block 107. lot Is. blk 1S6 :.
in town of Denver. ........ III
Unknown Owners, Cottonwood:
Lot block A. lot IL block
F. lot Is block F, lot II
block @, in original town OF
Cottonwood: lot block B.
lot Is block I. lot Is block I.
In Browns Addition to town
Of Cottonwood ............ b.Sl
Unknown owners. Stuart: Lot
block d. lots 10. II, IL.
block L. lots, s, II. block g.
in town ofStuart. .......... 2.sl
Unknown Owners, Mt. Idaho:
Lot s block Is. lots Is, IL,
blk. .. lot 2 block IS, in town :.
Of Mt. Idaho .............. LIZ
Unknown Owners. Grangeville:
e % of block II and all OF
The Delta independent., 1905-06-09
orrIc1AL DlnEcrx no
Chur~he~.

FIRST BAPTisr.GHuM Il :. eeIyic<r a LA
sunda, school nj 10 .. M. Or. A. II. ~ ckham.
superintendent. Young Peoples meetinG nj 6::U
D. Ia. Prayer meeting on Wednesday evening" ~
the church.
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH-eerviee - Ii .
IN and Z. ~ p. ~. Rev. n. }. Froihingh~m pastor
sunday school At 10 y. M. Mrs: Carrie lark
-upt. The Christian Endexv0fs meet At
SAB p. m. Prayer meeting Wednesday evenings
At the church.
Order OF divine services In the chapel Of the
monasiery: On week days. O'Clock .. m. ceIe-
,ratinn Of the most holy kacri6cc Of mas every
morning. On sundays and hoildAys. 10 o'clock
a. m.. celebration Of the most holy sacrifice of
mass, sermon. brnctiictimi with the m,sst blessed
irramcnt, and Sunday school. Allssr cordially
avited.
METHODIST CHURCH Rev. u d. Forsyihc
astor; Services at II =, IN. and SOD p. m. SUIT
nteIidcnt- Epworth league meets At 71o p. N
Prayer leeting "Wednesday ryeninrs At church
CEDAR EDGE METHODIST EriRC ,fAL
tliURt H. Sunday school every Rundsy At iU:ao
,Ii
W. e. T. U Regular meeting hrsi Friday IN
every month, ~ p. M, At Mrs. Hastings.
MIS-. ELLA lIAsTIksis, Pres.
Mks. N. b. MATnkhs. ,ect'y.
The Delta independent., 1905-06-09
a9zs1Sk s
Beer Kegs Of Old Steel Rails.

Beer Kegs Of Old Steel Rails.
A Joliet. ILL.,, inventor believes that
a process Of making beer kegs out Of
old steel rails is to make him wealthy.
In his valise this inventor carries q
small model beer kek made out of pol
tshed steel, which he says will within
a few years do away with the old and
cumbersome wooden kegs entirely.
The steel is only one-sixteenth of an
inch thick and the kegs weighs but =
few pounds. Its inventor claims that
IT. will stand three times more pres
sure than q wooden keg and that It
can be made for one-third the price
Of the latter.
The keg Is made in two pieces. r.ae
Joint being hidden by a steel band.
The bunghole Is hermetically sealed
by patent contrivance which re-
quires key to unlock 1t. The hole is
graduated TO At any size of spigot.
Any kind Of steel is used In its con-
struction, but the inventor is now
using old steel rails. The interior Of
the keg is covered with a pitch prep
aration used in wooden kegs to keep
the beer from tasting OF the motal.
The Delta independent., 1905-06-09

next year. In any sort of school work
Delta pupils will be expected to stand
to the front.
Miss Metsker gives to the school IL
brary 1.-THE Winner and "Fitchner's 8
Psychology. We are glad to have the
friends of the school help build up our
library. There is no levy for library
purposes in the district, but the board
have not neglected this important de-
partment of the school. Three years
ago Warmers library of the Worlds
Best Literature, 81 large volumes were
purchased. Two years ago 'The Ma
tions of the World" 60 volumes were
added. This year Muhlbach's Histor-
ical Fiction in 1S volumes were placed
in our shelves. A good library is one
of the ESSENTIALS Of a high school. Its
usefulness increases as the teaching
force enlarges, 80 that the teachers
may nave time to direct the pupils to
something besides what is in the tsxt
books. Our library now numbers, 800
volumes.
The census lists Of Dist No l. for tho
past five years show an average Of 32
per year increase Of school children.
The figures run As follows:
1900, coz; 1901, 642; 1902. 77s; 1903. 7so;
1904. $40; 1906. 1853. When the number
reaches 1000 this will become . first
class district.
DR.. Burgin recently presented to the
school library five volumes of up-to-
date science books entitled "A History
of Science" These will be greatly ap-
preciated by the science and history de-
partments of the school.
Tie school entertainment held in the
church May 10, netted $2l.90 for the
library.
Mr.. Jeffer5 gave to his bookkeeping
class an extra period of instruction
during the last month Of the term. The
The Delta independent., 1905-06-09
PAONIA.

The Paonia Newspaper.
n. d. Vincent made flying trip to
Delta Saturday, returning Sunday.
S. A. Anderson made a sale of ten
acres,;of land last week. John Roatcap
transferring to Sam Lane, the price
being 500.
Mrs. Ryan sold 80 acres of land on
German mesa to DR.. Hazlett this week
for 5000.
We were glad to hear the whistle At
the canning factory, it speaks Of busy
times and great saving of our fruit
this year.
Mr.. Botsford and family of Delta,
came in on horseback Wednesday, spent
the night with Milton Spencer, leaving
Thursday morning for their camp on
the Muddy.
The town council are cutting dowr
upper Onagra avenue and bringing il
to grade level. The dirt is being uset
to fill some holes in the street near tn.
: Association building.
Mr.. Smith living down the river be
came alarmed at the encroachment O,
the river and offered to sell six acre,
f,r 500. He had previously held it q
$1,000. Before he could find take
the river cut channel the other va!
and he is now back to old figuers o.
his valuations.
The cement works may now be sal
to be fairly started. On Thursda
Albert -Goodenow began steady worl
hauling gypsum to the reduction plan
and from this on the plant will. run q
its full capacity, there being every in
dication that there is a ready markt
Tor all tLey can produce.
The Delta independent., 1905-06-09
Max. Cotton o, Wood.

There was q time when cotton
grew; now It is made. The French
have acquired the novel art of cotton
making, and to co SO use the cellulose
Of fir tree. Can fg tree bear this
ties? Perhaps not. but hr tree can
grow cotton. The hbers Of the tree
are pulyerized by special machinery
and treated with steam and bisulphate
of soda for thirty.six hours under .
heavy pressure. The mess II then
washed and bleashed. passed between
rollers to dry 1t. and reheated with
chloride Of zinc and acid. to which
has been added little castor oil to
give q consistent paste. Trims cell't
lose matter Is then passed through .
draw plate. which produces . thread
having an exceedingly close resemr
blance to cotton.
The Delta independent., 1905-06-09
The County Papers.
Cedaretge.

Cetlareige Champion.
County Commissioner E. M. Gets
was Delta visitor in these parts Wed
nesday.
E.'S. Shue and Miss Phillips, both
of Delta were visitors at Cedaredge
Tuesday evening.
Miss Verna Dingman of Delta, came
up this week''t spend the summer with
her brother on Cedar mesa.
Joe Hogrefe's new residence is COM
pleted and he moved into it yesterday.
The house is a neat. and substantial
structure.
j. C. Gale and Fred Fogg came up
from Delta Monday to build "a small
addition and poarch to J. B. Hocker's
residence.
A base ball nine has been organized
at Cedaredge and includes some excell-
ent players. The team is under the
management of DR.. I. F. Burgin. The
boys intend to do some hard practicing
and show other teams how to play ball.
A dance will be held in the hall this
evening, the proceeds of which will go
towards getting equipment for the
team. Attend and help the boys.
The Delta independent., 1905-06-09
Clock Without q KEY.

Many are the efforts which have
been made recently to improve ON
the old spring clock. with its twelve
hour face, which has been in use for
. good many years. There have been
clocks without hands. clocks without
dials and clocks with spring. Of such
gigantic proportions that they r.
The Delta independent., 1905-06-09
School Notes.

JSuVV] NVACSs
Dorsey Whitelaw was visitor at the
high school Monday morning Of thelast
week of. school. Being called upon to
speak he gave an interesting talk on
high school and college education.
After three years experience he said
that college life had all of pleasure and
profit that is claimed for it.
Eugene Rowell lisa lover of literature,
but he does not overlook things scienti-
fic. One day he walked into the labora-
tory with heavy load in sack. TAX
ing out the contents we found it to be
a piece of petrifed tree taken from
a coal mine in the upper part of the
county. The heart, annual rings, bark
and stub of limb are all distinct,
though this tree must have grown
hundreds of thousands of years ago.
With the cold chisel it can be split and
it splits with the grain. 1t contains
alum throughout, but is composed
mainly of hard shale which shades off
into coal at the bark. This fossil was
of great interest to the ninth grade
science class and a description of it
happened to be a part Of the final ex.
animation.
Miss Metsker left Wednesday for
Chicago. After short visit with her
parents she will resume work in Chicago
University. Miss Metsker has done
excellent service the past two years as
principal of our high school.
Friday morning, ,sJune l, thirty-seven
pupils were awarded certificates of
promotion to the high school. The ex-
animation papers of these pupils are
kept on file and they show neatness
and intelligence in the answers. The
common branches Of the sixth, seventh
and eighth. grades-.are of the greatest
Importance and the children should not
be hurried through these departments.
Delta high school enrolled 100 pupils
this year. Ten graduated and new
class of from forty to so will come in
next fall It is up to the district to
furnish more room and more teaching
force. 1t pays to furnish educational
facilities, but it is dangerous to COM
munity to allow idle boys to stroll
about town and the country. The
eighth grade enrolled sixty-hve. ltap-
pears now that there will be even more
in this grade next year. No teacher
can do justice to the pupils and to her,
self with school Of this size. Note
the task some parents have with two
or three and your sympathies will be
aroused for teacher who has sixty and
she is. expected not only to discipline
these, but to prepare them forthe next
grade.
Miss Evans, of the second grade, left
for Denver Sunday, Miss Allison went
to Montrose Friday and Miss Turner
returned to Boulder where she will
spend her vacation at her home.
Pupils who are inclined toward decla-
nation and oration should practice their
art somewhat during vacation and be
prepared toexcel in these next school
year. We purposely. avoided entering
into contests away from home Il 9
year. but there are suggestions already
that we have western slope contest
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The Delta independent., 1905-06-09

result of this was not only to carry the
class farther along but to make them
more thorough. Experience in bust
ness and his thorough training make
Mr.. Jeffers an excellent instructor in
commercial subjects.
The Delta independent., 1905-06-09
Delta ToWo eV0eeVo.

Mayor w. II. Gale. aE
C1rrk. J. y bradley. &S
Trcssurrr, VIM. Mathews. W.,
T'nsicrs: A. Y. Penley. W q. Coax. N. r.
.,beu. J. n. Crab,lI. I. N. NcAurfay. IA Cur
It's.
ThL Board Of Trustees ne~ts the Arul and th,rd
Thursdays Uf rAeii month.
Fire DeIartment-Wm. X. Galc. chief. J0arph
Rollins. assistant. N~ets Wednesday EVENING"
prerrding meetings of trustees.
The Delta independent., 1905-06-09
GOT PURSE FROM THE sAa.

Winner Of Race Had ciess Call In
Collecting Money.
Mars Cassidy. the starter. IL fond
Of telling the story OF m incident
which occurred when ne was racing .
string Of horses on the unrscognissd
tracks 1i the outlaw circuit.
1t was the last day Of . meeting in
. town not far from Jersey City and II
was up to Cassidy to win . purse OF
walk to the next racing town. He had
Q fair skate in the last event II the
day and had engaged . daredevil
Jockey who he knew would take all
kinds Of chances. Just about . hum
dred yards from the finish on this
roller coaster track. there was . pitch
hole, such ~ often II seen on coun.
try road In winter.
There had been 30 many falls at.this
spot, that the jockeys always cased mp
when approaching II. Cassidy COM
manded his rider to make his most
desperate move right at this point
and. sure enough. when the others
took = wrap before reaching the gully.
Cassidy's boy dug the spurs into his
mount and won the race.
The owner. with . great load of his
mind, went into the eccretary's once
to collect the purse.
"I'll have to send out for the money.
said the secretary. Il have paid out
everything on hand"
Cassidy's jaw dropped with . click.
but he managed to say:
.Serd out for It. Send wherer
ITO the bartender" said the secre
tary. suaveiy.
"And. sure enough" says Cassidy. IN
relating the story. at was from the
bar till that they dug ny my purse.
II the bar had been closed. ! guess
would bc there yet"
The Delta independent., 1905-06-09
rhls Wae Iee AaveN.

This Was Tee Mweh. Il
A rocking horse. dolls house ana
furniture and seven dog dolls were
among the educational appliances
asked for by . head teacher and
which the Fleetwood (Engiish) school
managers have disallowed.
The Delta independent., 1905-06-09
New York Capita, p.n.,hm.o,,

New York Capital Punishment
During . celebrated murder trial /,
New York city two Irishmen wcr.
among the many interested spects
ton.
Sure the evidence viii convict ths
prisoner" remarked one.
mot only convict HIN. but will han;
him." returned the other.
MAN alive! They don't hans, mur
derera IN New York;"
"Well. what do they do with them.
"Vill them with elocutiOc."
The Delta independent., 1905-06-09
nm. 1r.l al Hen. pr.,ea.

One Minute Cough Cure is right on
time whed it comes to curing coughs.
Group, whooping cough. etc. 1t is per-
fectly harmless, pleasant to take and
is the children's favorite cough syrup.
W. G. Cook or Peoples Pharmacy.
The Delta independent., 1905-06-09
so,dI.r.. Y. n. 6. 4.

The Y. N. c. A. In England has an
army branch called The Christian
Soldiers association" The other da,
at the eighth annual y.sting. in Lon
don. 500 delegates LION the regiments
were present.
The Delta independent., 1905-06-09
Delta C..ssy oaeers.

Sheriff, &. y. Gibbs.
County CLERK and Rrcor,ief. d. =. Doughty.
County Treasurer, ]. 4. lseckley.
County Assrxos. Sam Cockerham
County surveyor. John A. CtitiA.
County Judge. .. \. DickerNn.
County Bupt Of Schools. Miss Emma Myen.
tonIiirr-D Dr. q. n. Bufgin.
Georxe stephan. County Att0rS,ev.
Joseph HoSrefc, - sud -
X. u. Wilnot. '' srd :"
The Delta independent., 1905-06-09
Abb .. to Three Points.

Abb % TO Three Polnts.
II have never drunk. chewed
smoked or kissed woman" says
Prof. Cook. There are . whole lot Of
us who never drunk. cheved OF
smoked . woman. but We can not
prove an alibi on the kissing propoe'
tion.
The Delta independent., 1905-06-09
Lodges.

4. =. asa A. =.
Meeting nights, every second and foNsSh Mon.
pc,. " c.,aa,s @ IN ns"t Sui,na iii e Z. q. ~ Ea~.nl. - ri.
w. ~. NJ u johnson. Sec'v. ~ ~
ssasaes Chapter. Ne. %. o. E.A.
Meet. the ar<, and third Monday nishfs ci each
mouth In MaSmir hall Mr.. Hlna barton.
Worthy Natr"n: Miss Jes!c Ailison Bscretarv.
0sasA Hesa Lsage, Ne. -. X. 81 r.
"s 8, rs s. 1ns;y id. q siss :s:, g:
T. u. Vandefvrrtrs. x. Of anS b.
Rashbsss sssssss.
!, knI.ht. o. ryih!a: hall. Lsev iinlnsn. y.
b. G.: Efhr Payne. y. Rae. THFM
NeSss s4.Ase. .. .. .. p. Ne. sss.
Meeting nights, vr,days Of each vssk, In the
Nd veliows Hall. = hooss. y. O.. r. Z.
oosnbe. see'v.
We~sess nssps 9ssaopassns. -. -.
Neesi,g nights, ant and sAisA neslays eseseA
scfibe.
Kashevsss R~bekah B.sAgs. Ne. -.
Meeting nirh.s. aesc,.A ard ssasA TA.spaay.
i'udd. n. "a. : Clara Be.dlcy scesrtssy.
wosA.sss 81 she Wsssa.
,s s,. e c-%s ~ =. IA r:is s-.,. Is.S.s ss
Ter. g. T.. ~. v. Nsihess. C1erk.
Camp No. Sss Surface cseck. nesss Ora and
hird SAiuriay niHiits st frkrSt hall. Ellss
ScnG~r. clerk. Fred X. Barritt eoussl.
W..e. 81 n esses~n-
Meets -eeoud and fourth Mondsys ev~uinss
EACH mouti, IN ibid Yellow. ha1l. t.usrdlen
yeishb"s Nm Clam Bradl~y: Csst. Nm. Vida
iloul,lin.
AeSIe11aa Pest. Ns.50..0. a. y.
Mecis tile sccond aainrisy NJ esrh nouih In
M es,suin. year arc NJ follows
At, ~. T. Gof: yunIns Y. Cmmapder. Justin Nc.
Biair; snrrcon, il ". Grss: Chapisin. & q.
Narsh Adiutani. Ges~vc Hcckicv.
Delta Casep No. slsS. ~. ". a.
Meets ar,, and third fhnpdnys oseseh month
in !. q. q. '. hail. 4. D. simpson. v. O.; ". ".
kamscy Clerk.
Order Or WashlagtSa.
j. j. wlnton Union. Meetings held
every sccaarf and fnusth Tpesday evening ri
ach month In Odd Yeliows' hall. W. j, ,l;aUut,
'rcsiicnt g. ~ Crvsirr. secrstnsy.
VIM. spauidlng Union No. III meets ss
fckctt ss's'oud md fourth Saturday Fights on
rach month. W. u. Jarvis. President, Byrn
2. TaN.secretary.
The Delta independent., 1905-06-09

Delta Casap No. slS0. ~. ". a.
Meets mt and third fhnpdnys Of sseh r,or,h
In !. q. q. ', hail. A. d. simpson. Y. O.; n. ".
kamscy Clerk.