Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1914-08-27

AilhouSH INC jury VIII De cdlleu IOl
Monday Sept. 7, Judge Steele has ar
ranged the setting of cases in such q
manner that the jury will have an op
portunity to attend the Border Days
entertainment.
! Cards have been receievd by Grange
vile friends announcing the birth of a
son to Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Cox of
Port Angelus, Washington. Mrs. Cox
who was formerly Miss Karsten, is a
former Grangeville girl.
Sarah M. Ferris of Winona and H.
H. Wise of Spokane were united in
marriage last Saturday evening. Rev.
Hedges officiating. We are informed
that the newly married couple will
make their home out near Winona.
Prof. and Mrs. D. F. r. Rice and
sister, Miss Grace PEBBLES, who have
been enjoying several weeks of outdoor
life in the mountains, returned the first
of the week. The Professor is tanned
up and as rugged as a mountaineer and
comes back ready to take up the ardu-
GUS duty of supervising the teaching
of the young thought how to shoot with
renewed vigor.
Sheriff Weaver returned Monday
from Grangeville with Orval Hubbard
for whom he had warrant charging
him with an assault with a dangerous
weapon. The action is the outgrowth
or the fracas of TIVE weeks ago when
too much whiskey turned a wrestling
match into donny brook affair. The
one who furnished the liquor is the one
who deserves the greatest punishment.
Meadows Eagle.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. B. Norman of
Twin Falls, arrived last week for
VISIT with their son and daughter, Mr..
and Mrs. Ross Arnold. They made the
trip overland and report a most enjoy
able Journey Mr.. Moorman is yery
enthusiastic over the Twin Falls conn
try and never misses an opportunity to
say good word in behalf of his home.
Or course that section is very good and
worthy of all the good things said
OF it but the spirit which prompts a
man to say the best Of his home country
is even more commendable.
Snyder-Miller Company have receiv.
ed a part of the materials to be used in
the buckroo contest Border DAYS and
we examined the silver inlaid horn
which will be part of the saddle this
week. We will state that the lucky
fellow who gets the prize will be the
proudest buckaroo in the world, for the
silver work is artistic and beautiful.
When Snyder & Miller have added the
other artistic and expert work and
materials which will make it saddle
the product will be unequalled by any
specimen of saddle making by anyone
anywhere. Remember the dates. Sent.
10, IL, ~ and be on hand for the biggest /
and best Border Days yet.
County division is not a movement
In the interest of the farmer and stock.
raiser, and the time to defeat it is at
The Primary Election to be held Sent.
LIST. 1t is of vital Importance that all
democrats who do not favor cutting
bid Idaho county into three parts 90 to
he polls on that day and vote for G.
3. Knorr, Geo. W. Stephens and James
'urridge, candidates for nomination on
he democratic ticket, who are pledged
% oppose any division Of Idaho county
~ the next legislature. The nomina.
ION OF these candidates will end the
county division fight and take il ont
Il politics so that these elected to tho
egislaure will De able to give their A..
ention to the real interests Of Idaho
ounty.
Inc article published in the last
ssue OF the Cottonwood Chronicle nm
o9nty division advances a new theory
Z representation. The head lines read
Taxation without representation,
nd the writer claims that Idaho countv
without representation in the state
on account Of the present
ietnod OF basing representation on
opuiation instead or acreage, or the
lumber OF square miles in the county
ne writer does not offer any suooes.
IONS a. to whether the forest reserve
houid be entitled to vote for each
quare acre or each square mile, but
his Is small matter Of detail which
an De arranged after the law is amend.
d This would certainly be 4 fine thin.
Or Idaho county, but Representative