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Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1909-06-17
May B. Meyer; Sec. Emma Crooks;
Treas. Viola Vanderberg.

May B. Meyer; Sec. Emma Crooks;
Treas. Viola Vanderberg.
F. L. Leonard of Grangeville came
over to attend the meeting of the Sal
mon River State Bank. The report
shows flourishing condition q nice
semi-annual dividend being declared
with an $500 surplus. There has
been 40 per cent business increase
within the past six months.
Judge Mayo from Meadows is a
Whitebird visitor and expects to To-
cate and bring his family to our live
ly little city to live, we are always
glad to see people come to stay.
Elmer Cearley former resident Of
this section arrived last week from
British Columbia. He says Salmon
river is good enough for him.
Messrs. c. H. Ryan and Platt
Talbot Of Joseph passed through
town Monday with a fine bunch Of
hogs consigned to Ed Knorr at
Grangeville. The Price was IA
cents per pound live weight.
Chas Durham was Grangeville
visisor last week.
The base ball boys give social
dance last Friday night which was
very successful and good time was
enjoyed by all.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Behean and
Mrs. B. @. Davis left for Spokane
Saturday where Mrs. Behean will
undergo an operation, Mrs. Davis
went along to take care of Mrs. Be
bean on the trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. Glateigury have
gone to Colfax where Mrs. Glateigury
will be treated for her eyes. Word
was received later that they went on
to Spokane to meet an eye doctor.
Jim Lemon is out Of town carpent-
ering for Ray Pearson this week.
The river has gone down SO that
the stage can get through to Golf
without any trouble it was higher
than it has been for ten years.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Robe are the
proud parents of an 8 ID boy. Mother
and bace doing nicely.
w. A. Newman made a business
trip to Charleston, Washington this
week and returned with new cook
for the hotel.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1909-06-17
= Nelos of Idaho County

placer mine on Schessler Creek and
reports fine outlook; with good ma
chinery and plenty Of water
T. w. Thompson made a flying
trip to the south fork to clear away a
huge pile of drift wood which had
lodged against the bridge and threat
ened to demolish it. BY the use of
giant powder he blew up and cleared
away the drift and saved the bridge.
Hand Bros. came in from Ramey
Ridge where they have been employed
all winter developing their property.
A young dentist by the name of
Thompson returned with them on his
way home to Spokane. Mr.. Thomp-
son went to Ramey a few weeks ago
to inspect some mining property.
Tommy Wilson is improving the
appearance of things around his
dwelling. We don't know what it
means, but his sudden burst of indus
try looks suspicious.
Warren Smith struck some good
paying ore in his claim above the old
lola.
Mrs. Edna Lockwood is expected
home in few days, from Weiser
where she has been engaged in teach
ing this winter.
Willie Meade is handling the rib
bons on the mail stage between War
rem and Resort.
Steve Winchester of Elk City is in
Warren looking after his mining in
terests here, where he has a contract
for burning coal.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1909-06-17
kOosklA
From Mountaineer.

The recent high water played havoc
with the toll road, and it will require
a great deal Of work to get the road
back in proper shape again. A crew
of men, in charge of doc" Montgom-
cry is now at work and between now
and the first of July the road will be
in shape for light travel.
There was big dinner at the home
of Pierre Corbett yesterday afternoon
to which large number of Indians
and some whites sat and partook of a
sumptuous repast. The dinner was
COTTON up in honor of Willie Corbett
and his bride who returned from the
east few weeks ago.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1909-06-17

Mn ". r: Bixon, long . -.
Of Cottonwood, left Sunday : -
for Opportunity, near SDoi.,aa as
she and Mr.. Dixon will m.s
future home. Ae ~
Mrs. Carl Fetters, who h,a ,
visiting old friends and ne;as a a
! lilo for several days, made h., oon
trip Sunday. ~ 'etal
DR.. Green, the Grangeville 49,.
was a business visitor to on ue1'
Saturday and Sunday. vi o'a
Earl Brace, from the JoseOh :.
try, with his pack train, was !. 9 !"
tonwood, Tuesday and Wsdna,
purchasing supplies for his -
south Of the Salmon river "ni
Mr.. and Mrs. Forster, who co,,..
ed the German restaurant h.. ua
some six months or more, have ava .l =,
out and have moved to Spokane
Mrs. w. |. Rookie and Ms, ON.
Rhett were lilo visitors several ~ !.
last week.
Mr.. r. A. Minis, Of the Elite 81.
together with Mrs. Minis, wers ' :
Nez Perez the fore part Of this y 4.. Y
visiting their former neighbors .t n.
place.
Mrs. Libby and dau ghter NJ.
have just returned from Seattle Wis.,.
they were attending the expos,s
and report it grand affair.
The Ferdinand and Cottonxu
boys will cross bats, Friday, and i.
Grangeville and COTTONWOOD H.
Sunday, at Cottonwood.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1909-06-17

distant hills of Alberta B. C. to
view the REitish domain and the
prospects for wealth. They will re.
turn and stay right here in Idaho.
Mrs. G. A. Parker arrived here
from Nez Perez Thursday, and will
remain several days calling on friends
and many acquaintance.
John Baer, the stock man, is doing
quite lively business in and around
Camas Prairie. Tuesday of this week
he shipped several car loads Of fat
hogs and cattle to Spokane.
The seventeen year old daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Drube was taken to
the St. Joseph hospital at Lewiston,
Friday, where she was operated upon
for appendicitis, and is now said to be
getting along nicely.
Attorney Duffy took drive over
to Grangeville, Monday, attending to
some legal and other business while
there.
The big Farmers Union meeting at
Cottonwood, Saturday, was success
both in, numbers and enthusiasm and
all who attended seemed to enjoy the
occasion very much.
w. B. Hussman, of the Hussman
Lumber Company, was down from
Keuterville Monday, looking after the
interests Of the company in Cotton
wood.
j. l. Overman, our popular clerk
and recorder, with several other
Grangeville citizens were over Satur-
day, taking in the big farmers meet
ing.
w. G. Ritter, who had been here
on business for several days, was call
ed home to Sand Point Monday, by
the sudden illness of his wife.
Miss Chris. Waldman accompanied
Miss Drobe to the hospital at Lew
iston Friday, and returned home
Saturday.
Miss Rene Maxey, who had been
attending the State Normal for the
past year, returned home Thursday,
and was met by large number of
relatives and friends who entertained
her by banquet in her honor at the
hall of /. O. O. r
Mrs. Fitzgerald, an old settler Of
Idaho county, will leave for Seattle,
Sunday morning, to attend the grand
exposition at that place.
Geo. Brakeman went over to Neg
Perce, Friday on visit among old
neighbors, and made his return Sun
day.
Fred LANCE was over to Kendrick
Saturday, and showed the natives
how to handle the ball, Sunday, while
pitching for the Clifford BOYS who
played there that day.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1909-06-17
WHITEBIRD

Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Davis Of DAYTON
parents of B. @. Davis of our city, are
here on visit for several months
Mrs. M. M. Moore is Grangeville
visitor this week.
The Ladies Aid will give rose
festival the 18th, on the lawn of w.
A. Foskett. A nice program is being
arranged and the proceeds will 60
toward building church. Everyone
is invited to come.
At the regular meeting Of the Re
beccas last Thursday night the fol-
lowing officerss were elected: Noble
Grand, Rose Freeman; Vice Grand,
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1909-06-17
COTTONWOOD

Again the heart of the farmer is
made glad by the falling Of fine
shower Of rain, early Wednesday
morning, in and around Cottonwood.
Chris. Waldman, Frank Harris,
Ben Gerding of Grangeville and sew
eral other. ambitious youths of that
class have recently hiked away to the
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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-04-01
WOMAN
PREVENTS
LYNCHING


ghlllicalhe SO. Aprll ~ Only fof
lhn Intervention 81 krs. Jancs Wood
wife of fafmer living south ot
amespnfE. The Two meu accused 81
sba8tiug and morlaly woundng Mar
ahal Gafaway ct Iamesnort would
have been :yacied i2 t2a Front yard
of ihe Weed home. where they aad
been surrounded aud wounjed BY q
posse nf farmers A fcp0 nnd been
sreaured and the farmers who COM
posed The ppkae we're In lhe act Of
aifiiiginE up their prlaonera when Mrs
Wood lnleffefed
She pieadod with The leader Of ne
pasaa X permit thu law u iaku ila
aaueae, and her piea prevailed THE
wounded mru wefe taken W iull Az
laluiin. MO ihu county seat " lDa'
qleaa county
Farmers have followed the third
snapecEed man 81 the iirnud river
bottoms. seven nllos northwest Of
Chillceshe. Hhofo lnoy expecl 70 car
IHfe him HI a armed with autQma.
lie fev0Ieers and cold bis co'npaniuns
before thef were surrounded. south
Of Iamesport TINT he would dle raih1
ef than surrender
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-04-01
RUN AWAY
TO FIGHT
REDSKINS

Chicago. April ~ More lhan 100
Chicago boys.aged 10 10 "a years. are
missing N nearly every case Of
disappearance reported 10 the police
4he parents have Expressed belief
that tho mlssiEg 10Y has run away
10 Oklahoma 10 ilshl Indians.
Ever ninee The outbreak Of NE
trouble With Chief Crazy Snake pnd
his band boys Iii Oh pafia ol khc clly
have been ieaying holna without g
4zrd pf 4 Hele os explanation 70 their
lfenHe parents II H thc theory uf
Captain E q D'Hrlen thns all or
neafly i'll af Them are trying 10 hnl
wag tu the arat ug war
4 dozen IT Tue boys who ere misA.
Ing organized themselves recently ln'
fo military company and nraetlced
itliina every Afternoon and evening.
I'll the haya d this company dleap
peared Sunday afternoon, presumably
together
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-04-01
N|BLACK- HASKELL NUPT|ALS'

each guest IN beautifully bound
book
The Receiving Line.
The rccelvlng line stood n the large
center room under a canopy Of smilax
and flowers. Governor and Mrs. Has.
kell stood at the head. with Mr. aud
Mrs. Leslie Gordon Nlblaclk at their
left Others In the line besides the
bridal party were Mrs Morrison 81
ponca City and Miss Ida Nlblack of
Guthrie
Bplde Wore Exquisite Gown.
4 The biide wore en exquisite gown
lof irish point lace, empire pfineeeA
style. over chIffun aud messaline. The
bodice nad a 0raped garniture Of hand
embroidery In seed pearls, with ropes
of pearls as sassels. with bands Of the
pearls crossing In the back and ending
lat the side with cascade OF irish
bolnt. With this her queenly beauty
Twas enhenced by a eoft tulle veil fast.
cned to 4 crown Of lilies Of the valley.
she carried boquet Of Easter lilies
and lilies Of the valley.
Miss Lucy Haskell wore pink satin
with gold garnitnre and honlcon lace,
lemplre princess.
n Miss Jano Haskell pink satin pastel
trimmings empire princess,
Miss Ruby Canton, pink satin, gold
Sarniturs, Irish chochet lace empire
| Princess
Miss Gussie Weleh, pink SATIN cry
lbtal trimmings. emnire princess
Mrs. Charles n. Haskell wore whhe
tsmbrolderei crepe de chine pastei
Shades diamonds.
Little Miss Josephine Morrison the
Flower girl, wore white ofgandie with
lplnk slippers and hose Little Miss
lFay sanolin, the ring bearer, was IN
white orRandlc
The administration ladies' Who took
a prOiareM part In the reception,
were beautifully gowned,
Mrs. Ruehl Haskell d., wore az
lopaleecent empire gown.
Mha. M e T'rapp. old rose empire
with Psgslan trimming
tContInued on page 80
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-04-01

qayf gate 81 lho hlsh school build
lng hy N. q Read president q The
ifhM Natonal bank Of ltls eilY N1s
arrested darly lhis morning. TIE 70
licc arc TRYING 70 learn his Nhere'
abouts a3 lhc time the police hrel
upon the woman An AFFIDAVIT rhafg
lng the woman With attempted BLACK
mail was sworn 10 bg tho prosecuting
attorney
A man Who. lhe woman claims, was
q stranger accompanied her 20 Win
IN two blocks oi the school build.
Ing and then awaited her return
Whom tho police WHO believed Mrs.
Sringcr was q man dressed ln wo
mems clolhes. dpcncd nre npon her
with shotenns loaded with bird SHOT
TIE man ran and escaped
says Man Was Stranger
Mrs. strIngor. Who Is confined In
the hspiial ward If the county Jail.
declares lhe man uho was with her
was a stranger 10 Tho Lender cor.
respondent this morning she said:
Il met the man Monday re was tall
and wore black mustache He told
me that o box containing scrle money
would be left al the east gate Of
the schoolhouse and that II would
set Il for him ne would pay me we'll
for ms trouble. He accompanied me
70 within Two blocks Of the school
ana | went TO get NE box Just as
picked II up some one yelled halt
became frightened and started %
run. Then several shots were fired
nj mo from different dlrrcglena. and
fell 10 the ground / ala no. wrlto
the threatening letter 70 the hapkeit
When captured Mrs. strlnger az.
tempted TO destroy letter which
was IN her possess'on It was ad.
dressed 90 her and purrorted to haye
come from Dallas, Tex lt told That
she held the lucky number 2eS. n
lottery aud that u had won sl0..
Geo This letter which she carried
Ia her corsage, was ploreed by slS
shot,
Dr. e. w. Wlllelord, who atipuded
Che Injured woman Immediately after
lho shooting, found ihai some seven
iy sh0. had plorced her lesh hlmusl
an imbedded SO dee plhai they can
not be extracted the shot are Y
her arms neck ond breast The STAYS
IN her corset prevented her from be
mg moro seriously Injured
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-04-01
CHARGED WITH LAND
FRAUDS IN WOODWARD co.
Sequel 10 Noted Case IN Which
D. \. HaIIOCk Was Recently
Convicted Here

Los Angeles. Cali April i- Caifei
W Gates millionaire land and cat
ile 0Rne' Of this city wgs arrested b5
Federal olilcgig To-Day upop an indict
mont returned some ilmc aeo ~ 0klA
homa, charging him and others witt
being Interested ~ lind frauds Gates
assens hc CAN caslly prove hla limo
eenee
Carroll w Gates w1s Indicted "
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-04-01

connection With three other pioneer
calilemen uf old Woodward county
and b Il. HNlock, who was recently
convicted Ia the United States dltrIc,
court here on che charge of auhofnat
tlon nf perjury ANA sentenced 10 six
years tn the ~, teafcnworih penllen.
iiafy and fined 81 600 ny Federal Judge
q II ccilefal An the parties we're
inflicted on The same charge. auboru'
alton oi perjury by The Fcdesnl grand
lurN her ai the January term Of court
The alleged crimes were committees
luuf years ago, ana the Government
has been collecting evidence for some
time IN the cases a warrant fnr
Gates WAS not issued until after me
conviction Of Ilallock, who tenllaeu
that he was the agent o. Carroll W
Gates In the land transactions out of
which grew the charges upon which
Hallock was convicted Tho ilal,Ock
ease was hotly contested md resulted
N verdict OF guilty on bat two Of
ghe ave counts charged Evidence
taken IN the Hallnck case from for.
lner school teachers IN southern Kan.
sas showed that thoy had perjnred
themselves at the lretlgation OF Hal
lock IN illng upon clalsas IN old Wood.
unrd county which they Afterwards re-
lnuulshed to Halloek and others for
a consideration These school teach
ars. mostly women now reside IN sew.
aful different states and the trial ~
The Hall0ck case WAS one which At
lracted much attention,
Among The others Indicted are some
Xansas City Wichita and St, Louis
callers ir cattle
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-04-01
CORSET SAVED GIRL
FIRED UPON BY POLICE
Physician Who Attended Pretty
Domestic Found 70 Shot
Had Pierced Body

Special TO Daily Leader
Wafhinglon, Ind April i~james
Sparks, @ cafe clerk and son OF a
prominent grocer Of this city. who Is
the sweetheart Of Mrs zelia Clark
sirlngcr the young woman who was
shot while ia ne act Of picking up
a box supposed to contain s3a.upo de'
pcsiied 10 secluded place ai ihe
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-04-01
H()F f u.

ioaersn t'ily No. April Tbat
lae HlHefences bei0eon lho rallFoadi
aea ihe slfle with wgtd % raalfoaa
Gafea nay De ycl Nlped ont WIS ne
slal u Halcment nade by Governor
l!adleY today
think Afinf tho slate nanria IS
net measures ns II co.'s ffllig uapl
ihe nfupaHlion " 40 0nen rate Qf
ntaeeealt tw0 aad QlaqAaF cents
fhi all passengers will commend #.
HalE 10 Az yaNla
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-04-01

Special TO the Daily Loader
shawnee. April ~ Martin g. Bent
ley. arrested on charge Of atemptca
bribery ia the Klckepoo Indian cases'
waived preliminary hearing and gave
bond III G. e sum Of $500.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-04-01
NOTABLE SOCIAL EVENT
AT CAPITAL CITY OF
OKLAHOMA
-
Chief JUSTICE KANE
PERFORMS CEREMONY
,----~-
Brilliant Reception at State
House Planned By Ladies' Of,
State Administration

fktFtNtt NttN NANhNn tNN AhNtdNht"
Indicative Of pomp and grandeur made
doubly Impressive BY the presence Of
The most notable throng Of personages
ever assembled IN Oklahoma; the
beauty Of Oklahoma representatives Of
the military departments Of both ma.
ton and state in full dress uniform.
the marriage og Miss Frances Lillian
Haskell The beautifw and accom-
plshed daughter Of oklahoma's CHIEF
executive, 70 Mr.. Leslie Gordon Nib.
lack. editor aud publisher Of thci
Guthrie Daily Leader at the state
house Inst evening was an event thai
viii remain In the early history ~
Athe infant state for all time.
EIaborste Decorations.
Tho senate chambeT whore the GER
emony occurred. was the finished proc
duct of adept hands, the acme ol
decorative art
National eol0rs we're literally util.
ixed.
Across the rosirum were ihrce
arches completely covered With smll
Ak. With canopy Of smllax reaching
from the agehes to the wall A large
whIlo flower bell was suspended from
tho center arch, while flower lights n,
Illuminated the Two companion arches
Tiny electric lights of green and white
neened from beneath the ioliag y
Palms we're grouped about The alat
The orchestra was hidden BY g screen
oI palms Il the left
i.arKe national llags were fesloonei
IN tie NaIs
Chief Justice ofiIeIeaed.
Promptly Ut eight o'clock, hdlors or.
ahnslrH. from II screened position.
started llohengrIn'B wedding marcn.
and an uxphelant hush fell ayef lhq
assembly
First came two 0f the Governors
slalF. Major Porter spauldlng, Of MUS,
kogee. and cul George d. stone o.
UklaEuma City, In full dress regimen
lals. bearing tue white ribbon strcaal'
era whiel we're fastened to form an
aisle through the throng OF guestSl
Then tame Adiulant General Frank
Canton of Oklahoma with Major Black,
u s. A., followed by other stan oiil'
GERS.
Nesl came lhe maids, Misses Lucy
ana Jane Haskell Ruby Canton oi
Guthrie aud Alss Gussle Welch 81
Musk0Ree
Slowly following the maids was
the iIG8ef gill little Miss Josephine
uaofriaan. oF ponca City, q niece Of
the groom, carrying 4 basket OF rose
petals which she scattered IN the path
way ol the bride
Following came liisle Fay Sandlin
pretty little fairy Of three years
dsughles 0f Judge and Alrs, joel NJ
sandlln, af Guthrie, carrying the TINA
in 3 large Easter lily.
Governor Charles n. Haskell with
the bride leaning on bis arm, came
last Emerging from a room az IN,
right aI the altar came the groom
atAeuded by his lifelong friend, Lieu
tenant Governne George Bellamy o
Fl Reno. the best man. They met The
bride 1t tho altar,
Chief Justice Kane, Of .he Supreme
court. lhen spoke the sacred wordi
that united The popular couple, uslnl
the same bible on which Govorno
Haskell took the oath of Office
During the ceremony Mendelsa0hni
Spring Song was lmpressvely ren
dered.
AS The bridal patty ert the altar
the strains oE Mendelssohn'a weddlnl
march Il led the auditorium
The ns4tIrs fHat HafsF az ihr rlpil
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-04-01
HEL. LESS

! AnnAIss AHfil Ihe IHpnHQp Alf'
saaaadei bsft lt6al| Al lasl' isppla
+ vas being swept h0pelesely over tlif
country Il the mercy uf tho winds
The shIn ii oht Of control The wipe
S loa strong 70 attempt lanalae
s6ldIass IN swift automobiles efe rae
ns ofaf Tie country sitter the eraf'
ii oFaar 10 Be OF hand should q qe
esa. pe Attempted
New-York tribune., 1909-09-19
FIGHT TAX ON YACHTS
OWNERS AWAIT ACTION
BY THE COURTS.
Collector Loeb Sends Last of tbf
DeZinquents to the United
States Attorney Here.

Rather than pay the tax on their yachts. which
vss collectible on September 1 tTventv-tyVo
--acht owners will abide by the decision Of tls
courts and yesterday Collector Loeb sent their
asnnes, names OF their boats and amounts due
N them under the tonnage tax feature Of the
rev law 10 United States Attorney Wise. with
'hs request that he begin prosecutions Those
not Included IN the list. & was said at the Gus
tom House yesterday. have either paid the an
nusl tax Of s. ton or have requested appraisc-
rnent under the provision that permits pay
rnent OF duty Of 65 per cent ad valoren.
Those who have paid the 81 ton tax on he
tonnage are Frederick Callatin. Joseph Pulitzer
and Waiter B. Jennings Frederick Y. Van
ierbit IS among those who have asked for an
appraisal Of their yachts. He owns the Con
aueror and the Warrior. There are said to be
other Yachts which have not been included IN
the list Ct those accounted for. but the Col
iector has not been able 10 trace the owners
4 peculiar situation confronted the Collector
as the result Of a letter from a yacht owner
who had been informed OF the new law. The
letter said that the vessel had been dismantlod
and beached. The owner save young couple
On rheir honeymoon permission 70 occupy the
Yacht rent free He said that il compelled to
pay the tax he would dispossess the young
couple and destroy the boat Furthermore. ths
Yacht owner reported that he had new yacht,
American built Collector Loeb dropped this
case. The data sent 10 3Ir Wise for use in
bringing suits follow.