The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1913-07-25
SHELLEY PEOPLE RESOLVE


ed citizens of Shelley. and vicinity do
all in our power to abolish the sale
of intoxicating liquors in our COM
munities, and to bring justice to all
persons willfully breaking the local
option laws of our state.
RESOLVED that we discounten-
ance the course of drug stores ESQ
called) in selling intoxicants to all
classes of people and that we use our
influence with the county authorities
to secure special grand jury invest
igation.
RESOLVED that we pledge our
selves to support, and work for half
holiday, o nSaturdays, and diseon-
tinue Sunday ball games and all other
Sabbath breaking, by providing suit
able entertainment for the young peo-
pie.
RESOLVED that we use our best
efforts to secure the management OF
the ensign hall, by responsible and
qualified parties, and that we encour-
age by our presencse and otherwise,
moral and clean amusements for our
young people.
RESOLVED that a committee be
appointed to wait on the village
board and request the enforcement of
the curfew law and other ordinances
bearing upon the general betterment
of our community.
RESOLVED that permanent COM
mittee on amusement be selected to
look after holiday and other amuse-
ments, and we suggest ward commit
tees to look after ward amusements,
and recommend more home enter
tainments.
RESOLVED that we favor the ear
ly establishment of gymnasium Ell
Their municipal or ecclesiastical, or in
connection with the. school
RESOLVED that a strong effort be
made to make our Sunday services
more attractive by introducing mus
ical numbers, etc.
Over two hundred citizens of Shell
ley signed the resolutions. Two pc
titions were drawn up, one being sent
to the rural districts. The following
are the names 139 residents who
signed in the immediate vicinity of
Shelley:
George Oler, Minda Cutler, James
Crookston, Judith Larson, William
Bowler, D. w. Montague, ]. 2. Nit
chel, w. H. Rowberry, Joseph Hol-
land, Elizabeth Rappley, Annie M.
Miller, Lee Miller, Harriet Holland,
Conrad Beckstrand, J. W. Ames, Eff
fie Bradley, Phyllis Mitchell, G. M.
Mitchell, Mrs. D. F. Douglas, Mrs. F.
T. Glow, F. T. Glow, VIM. Oler, Jul
let Oler, L. J. Whiting, Josie Whiting,
c., o. Peterson, Heber ]. Miller, Isa-
belle Miller, Mrs. P. Fields, Mrs. L.
Demegers, Mrs. Laura Christensen,
Holger Christensen, ]. H. w. Golf,
Carrie Hult, Aaron Hult, Sam Hult,
Eva Lay, H. H. Cutler, Mrs. A. r.
Woodward, A. R. Woodward, Robert
]. Armstrong, Aggie D. Cutler, Madge
M. Sage, Jennie E. Kennedy, Mrs
John Wood, Mrs. A. j. Nicholson,
Mrs w. R. Johnson, Mrs. Mary E.
Thomas, Preston Thomas, Mrs. Rose
H. Yancey, Etrick Miller, H. T. Child,
]. N. Robinson, H. S. Mcbride, Max
we'll Pounds, A. H. Hansen, B. l..
Josephine Christensen,
Edith Hanks, Hannah Hansen, Gerda
Johnson, Bertha Larsen, Lucy E.
Packer, Mary E. Kelley Martha
Crookston, Alice Oler, Dortha Oler,
Catherine Bennett, Hulda G. Nickel
son, Ida Beckstrand, Fred G. Nickel
son. John E. Kelley, T. J. Bennett,
Alice Armstrong, F. G. Johnson, l. V.
Shinn, w. B. Camblin, Vivian Ames,
Guy Mallory, Larue Montague, Hattie
Montague, Carrie Null, o. M. Null,
Annie Barrows, Nettie Malcolm, En-
ma E. Null, Mrs. Wilbur Geren, w.
D. Nelson. Lola Nelson, Mrs. Jacob
Flyg, Jacob Flyg, Edwin Cutler, W.
J. Mallory, Eta Miller, Mrs. Lottie
Croft, Mrs. w. A. Norman, c. o. Ter
". Mrs. c. o. Terry, Mrs. c. O. Ter
nv. Mrs. F. G Johnson, Mrs. r. H.
Elizabeth Garner, Mrs. w.
A. Hall, Mrs. A. M. Nelson, A. M.
Nelson E. w. Scharf, John M Rider,
. A. Lawrence, Edith Gutke, Blanche
shinn May Christensen, JANET Hig-
ev. Louvine Christensen, A. G. Chris
.ensen. Nettie Harker, Mary e. Har-
-ington, Della M. Harrington, o. E.
Rates Augusta Bates, A. s. Yorger-
ion. Peter Hansen, Ambrose Garner,
Ella A. Johnson, Ruby Hampton,
Mrs. A. E. Christensen, Gene Warner,
,Irs TT Hoist. Jane Mitchell, Annie