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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-01-03
Gterbli1feitSberidt. dt.

Deter ). RoLlpp. 81, 966 gam
thorne apenue; Ser5IeiDen.
9sOrse Raniit, II, 615 WeIt 5.
Strabe; 9ipbtberitis.
5rsotrit annpp, SO, Hepporf, ap. /;
2ungenentSiinbung.
gurles MsBler. AZ. 1909 Rlce Str;
gubertuloie.
Jrant golanp, SO, 248 Stetfon
Strube; Snqusit in Shpebe.
Wiaiam gDbm, 26, 2949 gprmann
aDenls; 3uterruhr.
Wliloreo Papne, IA, 1908 geit
Strabe; 6er5leioen.
2ouis SplImaun, 60, 1901 Spring
9rope 4psnue; SsrSleioen.
Sanles McWanus, So, 315 mt.
Sope Roab; Nierenleiben.
Murearet glatt. rs, 20o8 DsItsrn
Npenlle; osr5psrfettung.
Wtarn Wiite, II, 725 RpTemprt
4penue; arebs.
Gtiab Qeipton, "a, 27O6 Doooburu
Gpenus; Snqusit in Sbpebs.
2ena Sagen, SO. 804 2iptngfton
Strube; Risrenlsioen.
Darn Strait. 81, 1852 61rriIpn
Ipenue; 9eberperbdrtune.
Soiepbine SaaIpdhter, Z Mprats,
2420 9lenpap 2Ipenus; 2unssnsnt,
Siiuoung.
8orotbp Sumb, 6, 732 2aureI Str. (;
5sr3leiosn.
paul Wsrner, AZ, 516 Da9io Stt.;
Sdpohe.
gnna Burger. 81, l414 Qlum Str;
Risrenleioen.
Siabella Sosmsr. 4. 2aiolap 4ps.;
Sungenent5iinoung.
6orrp aamnis. %, Stdptii1es 90
fpitul; Snqilsit in Shpebe.
Sofephine aeesan, 81, 3609 Wsit 8.
Gtrabs; SdninbIu9t.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-01-03
9as 9i3etlsSe(tt.
Die liseafstem @irtte erBSlen I'D
Matbs beim sens.aommiHdr
xnb bei an6ern.

WefoIet bos Geiet auf ben glih-
ftaben~ III Der allgeneine Wnbns
ruf. - Sefretdr TntIe pom Der
etaats 2iquor sliioeiaticn gibt ben
Matb, bic @irtbe iolien iih nit Sen
5abloien Geiesen pertruiit MAIDEN.
- Muh rebet er bem ausbau Der
Organization nmb elmer ipIteinati.
id,en grBiebunas. .aunlpogne bas
Ncrt. - Ter anpalt Gogan Der.
troitet auf Die 3ufiinlt. - 2isens'
6ommi'far Nriebt ersdblt ben
Wirtber BON Dem groBen @ertb
ibrer 2isenicn uno eutbiiIlt neiie
Gfoubeiten oes Geieses. - anf
oIlc israaen bat er ein itereotppes
Nein. - JreiInnh, Billiard. nno
Yoolipielen innolpiren Geiesesper.
lebungen. - Die Yereine iino pol
lig faltgeitellt. Die neiien ge.
amten Der Somilton 60. Siauor
Seaaue.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-01-03
OebMrteM.

DiQium uno Minnu gIsHing, atrbp
Fodp; Wdohen.
WiQiam uuD Catherine aIonne.
1904 9I3el Ioenue; 4nabe.
George uno autoinetts Dsigano,
708 Daoe Strabe; Wdb6en.
Biuium uno Senriettu 5eismann,
Carthage; 8nabe.
Billiam uno emma SisIat, 1883
Wsft 6. StraBe; &nabe.
9eorge uno 'S-a 0efflin, 733.
Burns StraBe; yH6"s.
9eo. lmo Ntinnie Moors, 3751
WariaD Qoenue; anabe.
goparo uno ellie 9erntngsr, 1858
9iliep Apenue; Mdoden.
6ermlnn uno Caroline SteItenpobl.
200 Gbar!tOn StraBe; RGbdsn.
Hobert uno Rettis 9arner, 1910
9tIsp 4oenue; Mdoden.
5arrp unb Warp aaelmi, 231I
Wariap Nosnlle; &nabe.
Sohn uub Utaris Stoffei, 407 Wsit
U|cUtiden Qpenue; anabe.
albert uno Gillian Sbplo, 1545
Gutter Strabe; anaR.
Sobn uno aatberins 2ober, 1896
GoIeraiu 4Oenue; Mdohsn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-01-03

Die betreffenoen 8ommitteen Der
beioen groBen 2isas traten qsitern in
6renh Gid Springs, Snp., CUR ssefts
ftslllne oes SpisIprogramms fir bic
tnmmenoe Suiiou suiammen. Die
Rational 2iga mar our6 ibren Setree
tar Sobn 6epoler uno ben pittsburqer
Nasnaten g. Drsifub uno bic 4meris
can Gisa ourh ibrsu prd'ibenten Ben.
Sobnion unp ibren SetretGr 6arribes
rertreten. Die 4ufgobe purbe obne
Shtpierieteit seIoft unb purbeu oi.
fhon I'm 8oruus ousgearbeitstsn bcis
ben programme nit gsriugsn 4bdnbes
rnneen 5ur anuabme 9ebradt, porauf
iIh Die Beriammiuug auf ndhitsn
Wtpnat pertugte. mann 0ds Refultat
ibrer 9sratbung psroffsutliht perpeu
pirp.
BrGiioent 4uguit 6errmdnn batt.
fiir Cincinnati 10 piels SoHntaass 9az
ten pie moglih beonipruht, neil Gins
cinnati cine Der beiten Spnntags1fdbtc
hes Sanpss fir oas Rationalipisi If
unb aebIanb Sislo in oieiem Sabre
rpegsu Der ssfdlofsnen Dirtbidaften
am Sonntas cine beionbere 3uatraft
ausuben piro. Da9egeu bat 6err
5errmunn auf Die Sefttags gu GunitsH
BON alubs per3ihtst, penen pas
Stoatsselss Die Sonutagsipiek per@
bietet.
0us @roffnunasipisl Der SaiioR
piro I'M gteolanp SSislo am Ia. 4pru
5tpiiheu uuiersu ~Heps" ltno Den Gbiz
caaoer .@nb5" ftattiinoen. Gs fins
fdoR ieBt fir oieiss Spisl absr 5000
reieroIrte Sibe pertauft noreen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-01-03

Qa6tbeil bon gilbert poiep bsfhulotgt
III, ipuroe auf ben 22. Sanuar pcrtagt,
bis gu fpeltem Sage Der 8ei6ulbigts
iih perpfli6tet bat, oas Gslp 5uriids
5uaablen.
Wegen oerbotenen Waffeutrugens
bate iih gait Garter, pelher nuh eli
gensm 3ugeitdnbniB nitf nit bem be-
ruhmten pbantaiisz 0etettio gleiten
gtamens oerpanot ober gar felbit in
peripnu eri6iensn 1T, opr benz Ridter
Su oerantDorten. 9a bic poIi3si gerns
msbr tber oisien Wunn 81 erfd1ren
punI6t, 10 tpuroe Die 8srbanolrng
auf ben 9. Sanuar pertagt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-01-03

Catherine Wliller, 81, 22l Start
StrcBe; Ssr5letoen.
Georg SdeppenborIt, go, 1912 5orz
ton Strnbe; Riereuleiosn.
Marp 2iQis, 90, 718 @eit Court
StraBe; Ser3leiben.
Sofepbins 2eonurb, II, 527 9opa
fins Strubs; S6Iugflub.
2lnn grabett, 80, 1115 gppr.b
4penue; Grterierpertoltune.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-01-03

8egeben Gle nitt ben Srri6urr, Die Srippe
ais cine lebr fiarfe @rfdltuug nH5meben l}rui.
iheH Den 6etoeH ift eiH GROCER uutcrfCbieo BE
@rippe iit eine eptoeutilbC Srnuibett. Uelebe
bic Sauotor9ane peretftet lEeuH SSenaHo Die
Grippe bat, iiuo Die Quftfpeae nit DtiaioHen
BON Ba5ileH Crifut. Ipeicbe bds @Iut Dereti:eH.
Die infi3trte Berieu iiibIt miioe uuo erib33it
g5 1T eiH gute5 'tdrienoe5 9ibilbrmIiifl NO
tbia, um ben H6rper oes 3atieuten 70 srdfti9
aIs mDgld 5u erbalten, um ben nlIr6 ben
Srippe 8a3illus beruoracruIcuen G3iften cutaes
gen 8u tuigIen. Gin bruitreiniaen5eS Stdrtunpss
miltel nit etlpa5 abfiibreHncn Giqenibaitcn 1T
ou5 fiberite ocImuieI. Gin foItbes il! EcrIula
piiteH Gle f6 hor steniohlenfbeer &uIocrH
oocr IubIetien neil Ie bic qcbensfrGif oes 30
tienteH berahiebeH.
@s stebt teir Spe8iiiium 0eaen bic grippe
Ftluru III nit anlem @rf)iJ iH frGcrcn
Grippe Gpibemien gcbrducbt iuDr0eH. an5ri'
cben oeHen aui cine 2Sieberfcbr oIeiCH Ninter
8eridameH SSic EItb! bic 9rGbrlHgen iH lrcu
peide irnbcre SaiierltcA ar (5rippe MAJ Bpuma
aemGGlt babeH
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-01-03

Die geitrieen 8erbunolungen I'M
Wuni3ipalgsri6t 3ogen Iid per6dltnibs
mdbig iebr in Die 2dngs, eritsns itanz
ben cine grobe anSahl Sdqe auf oem
Codet uno Speiteus fubrte Rihter
gDilliam .. aler1nosr gum erItsn Wal
ben 9oriiB in Der arimina!sabtbsiz
lung. SroBbem gingsn bic @erhanoz
lunssn gIatt bon itatten.
als .Iner Der .riten 5Glls ftano bic
BerbdnoIuns sssen Die % 9aitfpirths
auf osm 1otet, ipelhe Dor lGngersr
3sit oLr6 ben antisSalpons2igls
Sduptlins u. 2. prObit beiduIoigt
tpurben, bds Sonntagss9e'es psrlest
su bcbeu. Serr qlsronoer Isste oeH
5aI auf bas pffene 9odet, ba bic gsz
iduloisungen gsgsu bic Wirthe DOR
Dem Sntrafttreten bes neusu Qi8sns=
Geieses erboben iporoeu paren.
Giseuthiimlia 1T bas gsrbaIten Der
3eug.n in ben angeIesenbeiten ssgeu
Hohn gruloro, Sobn WoQDp lmo
WaIter Walsp, tpel6e beibuIoist fino,
pahreno oes StruBenbabnerz Streits
aus oem i'm Ban befinolihen lnipn
Central 9ebouoe ansrhano 9egens
itduos auf einen Struben babus Wagen
esihleuoert 81 boben. Der Sermin fisl
bersits Ihon sinmal Der gertagung
anbeim, oa Die 3eusen niht erihiener
plreH. Der Staat sriuhts um nod
malige 9ertdgung. Die 9lnpGIte
Woqop llno Spree perlaugtsn oagegen
iofortise gerbanolung, ba alIem Qns
if,ein mad Die 4eenten Der 9urn5ffsn
8stettiosas tpelfs ais 3eug.n
p,rnommsn uerbeu ipGen, tsin Be
reismutsrilI in Sdnosn baben. Rid
ter alsrano.r srtldrte, oub tpenn bic
gsihuIoigten jeBt entIaHsn psrben
piirosn, tmmer nod Elm St,eiu pes
geroo6ts auf ihnen hoftsn pirbs. Die
9erbonolurg rpuros oater auf ben 9.
S1uudr pertagt. 5iIlben iid bann bic
3susen nitt ein, 10 perben Die Be
ihulbisteu freieeiprohen.
Gin r.ht lisbepollsr So6n Iheint
Dilliam sSipnH BON Ro. 333 Oregon
Sirabs su iein, peltsr 5ll elmer 9elos
iirafe Don $25 nsbit aoiten psrurtbeilt
purbe. JIpnR bat ss fsrtig gebruht.
feline Wutter aus oem 5aitie All fpeiIen
uno ibr elm Sbboh untsr Der 9sranba
1n,upsiicn. ylpnn plroe unter Der
gsfhuloisuns oes Serumluneerns
perbaftet.
4uh Rihter Gleranosr ihsint tein
GROCER 5reunb Der tpabniinnio Ihnsn=
fabrenosn 4utoifisn uno Wotorrabs
fabrer gu iein. gDsseu ibermGbis
innsasn Jabrsns bate lif Der Wptors
raofabrer GrsO. @Ibbier gu psrants
portsn, ba sr nit affenartiser 9ee
i6piubigteit bic Reabing Rpab uno
Siio Crescent apenue entlano aefabz
ren isln iou. 9as urtbeil lautete biesz
nal auf Srusuns Der 8erbaRbIunssz
toitsn.
Inter Der 9eihulbiauns bes Ser.
umiungerns ipuroe Rihtsr alerauber
Sobn 9leiiinner porasfii6rt. Derr
4Isrunoer fab iofort bag Der Mann
bohgraoia an Der GhspinbiGht Ieioet
uH- sab BEN geihulois.en einsn Be
trag. ipelter ibn in ben Gtanb isst,
iih 5undhit Su reftauriren. auBsroem
muB lid, Der Wann nab oem ,3peiae
5oipitaI beueben unD iih bort opn ben
Ierstsn unteriuden laiien. Der
arante ipuroe freisefprotxn.
Die 8srhancluns essen 9bonas q.
Rilep BON oem Automobil, Clearing
Souie, fpelder Der unterihlnz
Lsung bes 8etrases BON $500 gum
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-01-03

- 9iidaro Sbodlep aus Rpna, 8a.,
tbeiIte Der goIiaei nit. oaB ibm elm
.lnbefauuter Dieb auf Dem Central
Union 8ahnbof ieinen 6auntpFfer ent.
sDenbet babe. Shotlen besiffsri ieinea
9erluit auf $13.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-01-03

fein Gtaatsgeieb ODER Groinan5 ert-
aegenItebf gsnd)oenl bic WirtEe &c.
mug gefragt uno Serr 0risbt eenug
perneint bate, loite iid) Die ger.
ianmlnnn auf.
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Sraaen S S9rcu apube r gendu amauac fir 1914
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0srf d e benes.
AHs SemWfuni3ipalserid,t,

9erbanblung gum 3tpeiten Wtale per-
tuot. Qiebepollsr Sobn gu $25
9sloitrafe oeroonnsrt. - Wlotorz
fQbrer beitraft. - Oas gate 9er3
beg Rihtsrs.-Ssrmin auf ben p.
Sanuar angeiest. - 8es Waffens
tragers te'hulpigt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-01-03

maht ibr g:rnlDsen on ibre 9Odter
sslorenee 6. 3line unb Gnna u. 9ons
famp.
Sarab Cad, Witttpe bon Carl
Snd. permante benz glepelanb sseipiib
Orphan Nfnlum 500. ben uniteo
ssepifb CHARITIES. Cincinnati. $50,
ben unitsb seSetpifb Burial aiiDcias
tions. 3D.. 500, benz esiioifden @ltens
leim. bo.. $50. Der ainberbeimath, 3D..
$50. gbitb ginspanaer $1O0, 4ibert
Gettelion $50 unb ben Reit ibres Der.
mGqens an fire Sdpefter paulins
aoufman .S1re Shmudid9en per.
tbeilt iie unter ib-e g2ihte Clara
S:raEs, ioipi. Gilbert @ettelipn uno
Gbith @insranaer. 1erbinano Straub
,nb Sihncp 4aufmon limb Die S.ita.
mcnisr oilitredsr.
NahiaB g den.
Robsrt SO. 3bompion iit Radlab.
berfpnlter pon Maradrethe sSlano;
Characterization $4,000.
Marn =. Rnan lit Nahlabperpalz
tcrin bon 6arrn :. Baton; Berionaz
lien $500.
Ularh Same Reelp lit Rahlabber.
ipaltsrin BON Nancn Wells; 9runo-
eiaenthum $500.
Der psrfonlihe Rahlab bes sFreb.
Gsipalp betrdgt $2557.05, berieniqe
bes Bernard 6ausfelo $1,000, berie-
niQe nss sSarael cSsrael $364.5O, Der.
ieuioe Der Warp 6oritenmeier $3.50
AZ Gents.
8srfdiebenes.
Die osnterItate Sunttation 60.
tlaate cine Torperunq iiber 1896 aes
aen bic Rational 2edo 60. elm.
Die Charles Shiear Motor Gar
Sc. bat cine Sproeruna iiber 1926 qs-
aen 5snrn 6. Searcp unb Wm. Wplf
e!nuetldQt.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1914-04-30
GUN CLUB OPENS SEASON.
Scatter Gun Experts Hang Up Good
Scores Despite Adverse Conditions.

While the first regular shoot of the
Graugeville Rod and Gun Club was not
held until last Sunday yet shoot com
plimentary to f. j. Chingren and Bert
Acker was held on Friday afternoon.
Ten shooters participated in the Friday
shoot and some good scores were made
although the traps were hastily put up
and not in good working order. The
wind was also blowing strong and the
clay birds were very erratic.
Bert Acker was high man with a
score of 46 out of so. Mr.. Acker is the
western expert Of the Peters Cartridge
Co. Mr.. Chingren has for several years
held the amateur championship Of the
Pacific coast Both gentlemen live at
Spokane.
The regular opening shoot of the club
was held on Sunday afternoon. Two
new members made their initial ap-
pearance at the traps. They were A.
?. Jarvis and viii Hanan. The score
and the shooters Sunday were as fol-
lows:
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1914-04-30
WALKED TO TOWN.

N. Greene and wife of Seattle are
visiting in the city this week and al
though there first few hours in Idaho
county were not heavily laden with
pleasant experiences yet they are de-
lighted with Grangeville and the sur
rounding country. Mr.. and Mrs.
Greene arrived at Sites Monday even
ing where they secured livery rig to
drive to Grangeville. At the top of the
hill, with the arc lights in Grangeville
appearing to be only mile or two in
the distance, the buggy broke down and
Mr.. and Mrs. Greene decided to walk
to town. They did it, all right, but
after wading through mud and water
and losing their way several times they
landed in town shortly after II O'Clock
that night. Here they found that their
baggage, shipped direct to Grangeville,
had not arrived and they were com.
PEELED to stay pretty close around the
Imperial all the next day till their
trunks with change of clothing ar
rived on the evening train.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1914-04-30
RURAL LADIES' CLUB HELPS.
Members of Camas Social Club No. !
Donate 500 for Local Work.

AT the meeting of the Civic club
last Friday afternoon check for 500
was received from the ladies of the
Camas Social Club No. rendered as
assistance from the Camas club mem.
bers in the good work being done by
the local ladies. The Civic club mem.
bers went an record as deeply apprecia-
tive OF the gift and passed a vote of
thanks to the Camas club ladies. Steps
have been taken to secure a public rest
room on ground floor, rather than in
the basement, and it is likely that
suitable quarters on Main street will be
rented soon. Some objections to the
present rest room has been manifested
and while the faults are only trivial.
for the most part, all would be over
come If desirable rooms on the ground
floor can be had.
The club members plan to inaugurate
their work o. cleaning up Halls park
at an early date with view of having
this recreation spot ready for the
general public by the time warm
weather comes. 1t is the plan to repair
the band stand, install lights and
benches, NOW the grass and generally
improve the conditions at the park SO
that it can be used for picnics and
other outdoor affairs by the public
throughout the summer.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1914-04-30
LOCATE IN SPOKANE.

=. L. Mcdonald, one of Idaho coun-
tvs best known and most able attor-
neys, has decided to engage in the prac-
tice of law in Spokane and will leave
shortly for the Power city. The family
will remain in Grangeville indefinitely
maintaining their splendid home in the
old Moore residence in the southwest
part of the city now owned by Mr.. Nc
Donald. Speaking of the change Mr..
Mcdonald said yesterday: eyes, I am
contemplating moving to Spokane and
will open up an Orfice in the Paulson
building. w. l.. Campbell who has been
associated in practice with me for the
past year will remain in Grangeville
and maintain the Grangeville office
and attend to the Idaho business. On
account of considerable unfinished
business which is pending in the court
here in Idaho and neighboring counties.
expect to be present during the next
term of court and as often thereafter as
is necessary, coming down from Spo-
kane for that express purpose. Mr..
Campbell will retain the offices which
have been occupied by me and will be
in charge of all old business which
needs completion and will handle all
new business which comes in. It is
with regret that I move to Spokane and
leave so many old friends and acquain-
tances, and ! hope from time to time to
visit Grangeville and renew my old
friendships.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1914-04-30
LOCAL BOYS IN THE RUNNING.

Two students at the university at
Moscow who are well known in Grange
vile are principals among the long
distance runners at the college and have
already qualified to represent Idaho in
the track meet with the University of
Montana at Moscow on May 2. We re-
fer to Ernest DeHaven and "Turk -
Gerlough, the former graduate of the
local High school and the latter Boise
High school star who spent several
weeks in Grangeville last summer
They ran the mile in 4:52 in the tryout
meet last Saturday.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1914-04-30
MARK HOWE IS DEPUTY.

Certificate of appointment as deputy
marshal for northern Idaho was re-
ceived by Mark Howe last Thursday
from Marshal Thomas B. Martin of
Boise and Mr.. Howe is now full-fledg-
ed U. s. officer. On account of the com
ing session of federal court being near
at hand large mass Of work is piled
up for the northern deputy and Mr..
Howe left Wednesday morning to take
up the duties Of his office. The head
quarters for the northern deputy are
at Moscow and hereafter Mark will
take up his residence there. The ap-
pointment is one that will meet with
not only the approval Of every member
of his party in Idaho county but num-
ber Of others who join in their con
gratulations upon the securing of the
place. His appointment has been urged
by prominent leaders in the state who
have felt that he was the best qualified
man for the place of the many who
were applicants.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1914-04-30
RAILROAD MEN PAY VISIT.

William McMurray, general passenger
agent of the O.-W. r. & N. Co., and II.
f. Lounsbury, general freight agent,
were in the city for brief visit Tues
day evening accompanied by A. Mac
Corquordale the O.-W. r. & N. Co. IS
live wire district agent at Lewiston.
This was the first visit Of Messrs. Me
Murray and Lounsbury to Grangeville
and points on the High line and they
were very favorably impressed with the
town and surrounding country. They
returned to Lewiston yesterday.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1914-04-30
OPERATE AIKEN PROPERTY.

Joe Aiken came in from Seattle
Tuesday night and left Wednesday
morning on the Clearwater stage for
Dixie where he will begin operations
on his placer property near that camp.
His grounds have proved very valuable
and with the abundance of water as
sured by the heavy SHOWS of the past
winter naturally looks forward to a
prosperous season. Mr.. Aiken, while
now city man, cannot resist the temp
tation to get back to nature and every
summer leaves he busy thoroughfares
of commerce for the healthy and in
vigorating life in the hills. He was ac-
companied by his nephew, young lad
of eighteen who has never before been
in the hills and quite naturally was
anxious to get to the camp and enjoy
the thrills awaiting him.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1914-04-30
RESTORE SALMON RIVER LAND.

Advices have been given out from the
land office at Lewiston announcing a
modified order relative to power site
Withdrawals on the Salmon river that
will be cheerful news to a number Of
people in the district along the river
north of the Benton and Westlake sec-
tions. The township affected is 81, 2
west. At the time the Salmon river
Withdrawals were made in 1909, the
township had not been surveyed, and so
the withdrawal was designated as re-
serve land for distance Of quarter
of mile on each side of the river at
that point. The modification now made
following the survey, divides the frac-
tion along the river into lots and the
lots now included in the withdrawal are
specifically designated. This releases
about 1910 acres that had previously
been included in the quarter mile with
drawal and therefore made it exempt
from any kind of entry, although in
nowise adaptable to any possible power
development.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1914-04-30
BOARD CONSIDERS APPLICANTS.

Speaking yesterday OF the matter Of
employing teachers in the local schools
for next year Superintendent Rice said:
"The school board at an adjourned
meeting held Monday evening complet-
ed its consideration OF all the present
grade teachers who were applicants for
reelection with the result that the fol-
lowing teachers were offered their
positions again for next year: Miss
Slaby, Miss Monis, Miss Coram, Miss
Bowsher, Miss Keller, Miss Slater. 1t
is to be regretted that some of these
teachers will not be with us next year
Miss Slater will go back to her home in
the east to teach and Miss Keller and
Miss Slaby will go to better positions
in the west. Mrs. Arnold and Miss
Adams were not applicants"
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1914-04-30
Fwo COMMITTEES APPOINTED.

10 conduct ticket selling campaign
or the forthcoming May Day entertain
fhent at the high school committee
consisting of Messrs. J. Frank Sims, F.
~ Leonard, d. F. r. Rice and @. A.
nfanseombe was appointed at yester-
pays Commercial club luncheon. The
aatter of corresponding with the
S1ate's representatives at Washington
'nd other officials with view of hav-
Tug various script lands in Idaho coun-
y opened up for patent and settlement
was discussed and committee COM
|posed Of R. F. Fulton, c. A. Brans-
ETgmbe, NJ H. Rothwell, A. F. Parker and
Y. W. Brown named to look after this
Mofk. number of other topics of in
serest were discussed including the ad.
assoility of empoying teacher in
|'grlculture for the local schools.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1914-04-30
PROPERTY CHANGES HAND.

b. j. Chingren, the new owner of the
Schmadeka block at the corner of Nam
and Hall streets, was in the city the last
of the week to look after his interests
here. He recently traded for the prop
erty with N. J. Minton who, only a
short time ago acquired it from w. f.
Schmadeka. Mr.. Chingren has appoint
ed L. M. Harris rs his agent and Mr.
Harris will have charge of the building
in the future. Some alterations and
additions which will enhance the value
Of the building are planned and will h
completed soon. Mr.. Chingren. who il
one of the most expers trap shooters in
the west, gave an exhibition Of his skill
with the scatter gun at the gun club
| grounds Friday afternoon.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1914-04-30
HOLDS SCHOOL ELECTION.

In spiritel school election at White
bird last week Charles Bentz, former
county commissioner, AMI Fl. A. Everest
were chosen as school directors for the
ensuing terms. The count Of the ballots
showed Bentz 81, Everest 54, Edward
Smith so AMI G.. J. Wright 26. Fifty
votes were east for a special four mill
tax for school purposes. Only few
years ago at similar school election
in Whitebird a total of only II votes
were east but since that time, owing
to developments in school circles, much
more interest and active participation
has become manifest among the scnooi
patrons in the affairs of the district
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1914-04-30
STATE SCHOOL BOARD ELECTS.

Evan Evans, member Of the state
board of education, returned the first
of the week from a meeting of the
state board at Lewiston and Moscow
A number of important matters in con
necion with the states educational in
terests were taken up and discussed. Al
the annual election of officers Of the
board at Moscow, D. L. Evans OF Malad
was chosen president, Herman J. Ross
of Wallace vice president, and d. Har
land of Payette secretary.