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Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1914-10-15
LEST WE FORGET.

u.,dsr If John NJ. Haines believes
49,, the people OF Jerome and vicin-
vs. have forgotten the promises he
A IN them about signing the
w division bill two years ago
rho manner IN which he double
'.ossed them before their committee
.au,d arrive In Boise. The people of
IA Lincoln county all remember how
:. ,ssislated j. NJ. Staples out Of
.mcs-so. Idaho Democrat.
Now. Bro. Jones. IL is real mean OF
90, TO call up this past history. as
.hs republican rank and file here Is
,,v,ns very hard 10 forget II. The
.aonle of this school district. how
aver have Il most vivid recollection OF
the trouble and expense that was
hssued upon the district by this act
NJ the governor. over the phone he
oledged the committee here that he
xould not sign the county division
hill until they arrived In Boise and
we're heard. but the influence OF
Gov. Gooding had more effect than
the appeals OF the people OF this dis
trlct. and hardly had the Governor
removed the receiver from his ear
than he Was presented with IA pen by
the Gooding contingent and FASTENED
TO sign the document. and then wepl
copious tears over the act. as he In.
formed the committee when the,
reached Boise.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1914-10-15

In the Lincoln County Times of
July 23rd last. it was suggested that
some of the opposition to the Com
pany came from people who had been
refused positions by it, At the time
this information came to us it was
not accompanied by any names. and
it's publication at the time was not
intended to refer to any particular
Individual. and at no time has the
editor of this paper charged Mr. Viii
cox or Mr. Barrett with being the
patries referred to in the articles,
and together with Mr.. shepherd we
take pleasure in making this public
statement. l.. T. ALEXANDER.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1914-10-15

And you will Immediately become
convert TO the use of our pure IL
quors. We are handlers of the right
kind only. the pure. pleasant, pal
atable brands that come from the
best distilleries. II has a mild, mel
lew flavor that makes il plenty OF
staunch friends among the most crit
ical whiskey drinkers. Let us in
duce you 30 buy bottle or two
which you certainly will after samp-
ling Prices right. too.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1914-10-15
THEN AND NOW
'rrom the Idaho Statesman.
July lS, 1909

July ls. 1909
The Statesman wishes to conrr.,
uiate the retiring MAYOR ,,on a.,
record made during his .dntn,.
''oh' ana 1t wishes to congratulat.
the city upon having had such q 200,
administration.
Men who are qualified to mas.
upon such question declare Mayor
Alexander gave the city the hes, al.
nnihis'ration 1t ever had The record
SHOWS the reason why thar oninton
Is entertained A short time ara ,h.
mayor made statetneu, .h.,..t....
"hat mad been done during the two
years. II was published I'm This ma
per and was read with the greatest
satisfaction by all who are Interested
IN the welfare OF the city Every
reader was surprised at the showing
inaue' Tor none realized that the city
government had done 80 much in two
years
Again. In turning over the eov-
eminent to his successor N.vor Al
exander left $2.7OO In the treasury
after paying all the bills up TO the
END OF the fiscal year He took the
once with nothing In the treasury
he conducted the government for twn
years accomplishing more than had
been supposed until the official stale
ment was made public. and he leaves
ONCE with d handsome balance 10 he
carried over TO the new administra-
ton.
Good order has been maintained
decency has ruled. and everything
has been conducted along lines gen
orally satisfactory to the people OF
the city Whatever has been under
taken has been done we'll. and there
is less In the record which the can
tious could criticize than anyone
might hope for upon entering on the
discharge OF such duties
The mayor had an able and ener-
getic council sharing with him the
work OF conducting the government
and 1t deserves credit. but all will De
glad TO indorse the statement that
the main burden was upon the shOul
ders OF Mr. Alexander and that IT wa.
because Of his tireless work that such
great success was achieved II,
knew what Was going Oh in every de
partment and kept everything a,
nearly right as possible He watche,
81 the expenditure OF money and lai,
down the rules that the expense
I were to be kept within the revenue
81 OF the city The council did its par
we'll but he was AT the head and
: was he who gave direction to affair
= throughout the entire two years.
= This editorial quoted here in fu
appeared IN the Idaho Daily States
6 man on July ~. 1903. at the clos
b. OF Moses AleNander's second term q
7 mayor OF Boise. As governor of Id
aho Mr. Alexander would eNercis
u the same care. he would bring int
!, play the same tireless energy and h
r would display the same bushes
J. Judgment In behalf OF the people c
: the whole state.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1914-10-15
THIS IL NOT POLITICS.


or course we know Il Is natural
for each political party to advocate
the election OF the men nominated
on their respective tickets regardless
OF the efficiency OF these candidates.
This year there seems to be a differ
ent feeling existing among the aver
age voters OF the state. and they are
looking for men instead OF party.
When a trusted officer will juggle
with the funds OF the state. II Is time
to make change. no matter what his
politics may be. The present state
treasurer and candidate for re-elec-
iion II seems has been using his Of
ice for personal gain. and Irregular
tiles are being charged to him right
along. Speaking OF these the Capt.
tai News OF Sunday editoriaiiy says:
Are the manipulations and deals
OF State Treasurer Allen In connec-
ton with state funds never to be-
fully exposedg
The rapidity with which they come
Indicates that there Is reason TO be-
heye that all OF them may never
reach the public.
The latest public accusation
against him is that he has. In effect
al least. used the state funds for
the purpose OF pryins loose for him
sell large loans OF money from de-
erepid and failing banks.
The uraea.s a..rna 40 r.. -
one In the hands OF state treasurer
%Ao should desire to resort to that
method OF getting money.
IL Ia. OF course. the business OF the
slate treasurer to know the actual
condition OF the banks with which he
does business. This Is much more
MS duty than IL IL or the usual de-
positor who. being n mere individual
customer OF the banks. has not the
opportunity nor the incentive to In
quire into the actual financial condi-
uon OF the bank with which he does
business. Not SO with the stat,
treasurer. He knows. or should
Anow' the financial condition OF ev.
cry bank in the state where state
FUNDS are kept.
knowing this. II becomes a slmpl,
matter for him to neglect to demand
AA' the state funds be secured bui
10 demand Instead, that a loan I'm I
A'se sum be made to him upon hi,
persohai note. II also becomes
s"p'e matter for him to replace tn.
oan made to him personally with tn.
states funds. thereby giving to veal
Anu lettering banks more none,
"''n which to continue In business
"''ie longer while accepting the mon
Oh depositors who do not hav,
'.e opportunity to know so mucl
'ou, the condition OF the banks tina
'"e state treasurer has.
"niie II has been known for a lon
""'e that Mr.. Aliens personal not
'S IN the Boise State bank unpai,
~" 'he sum OF $500 at the tim
"s. institution closed It's doors a
'n fearful cost to the depositors o
institution, and that his person
note for $4,000 stood unpaid 4
,A -. nank OF Nampa at the time of II
s with the same loses to the de
,''ors' still the public exposur
.S'' made by Mr.. Van Deusen O
,aese facts serves to. arouse the pub
Az attention to the necessity for tn
Neleat OF this official.
me conduct OF the states nnar
once. like Caesars wife, "mut
w above suspicion"
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1914-10-15
l SI.\Tf.NII.\I.

Jerome. Idaho. oct ith. l9li.
To the Public
In order to do an act OF justice to
Mr.. Rex V. Wilcox and Mr.. II T..
Barrett. of Wendell. Idaho. desire
10 make the statement that neither
Of said gentlemen have ever made
application to the Twin Falls North
side Land * Water Co. for amy po-
sition. and that any rumor to tn" con-
trary that has been circulated is er-
roneous. r. f. SHEPHERD.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1914-10-15
FAD LEGISLATION.

The annual taxpaying time is ap-
poraching and with it VIII come We
hement protests against high taxes taxes.
a,,,ragsous expenses and conhseation
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1914-10-15

~ GOVERNOR Haines has designated
,Nesoay. October goth. as National
pp'e Day. and has issued a procla-
.uon calling upon the people OF the
-'e 10 commemorate the apple In
Asty OF the state by proper cele-
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1914-10-15
q e OR Gle A BR EMER
DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE FOR
STA T E SEN a OF

Mr. Bremen while connected with the banking interests of Je
extensively engaged in farming the North Side Tract
and therefore familiar with the needs the Settler
lie stands for economical administration State affairs that
taxes may he reduced and vors the Of stringent
laws protecng Carey Act land hoIle
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1914-10-29
KOOSKIA
(Mountaineer)

Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Estes arrived in
Kooskia Tuesday on their way home to
Culdesac from the mountains where they
have been on an extended hunt. They
were away up beyond Indian lake and
report the finest kind Of an outing.
f. E. Shank spent the past week on
the range. going to No. l and on up to
Fish creek checking up the government
belongings. When the forest season
closes each year Mr.. Shank is kept busy
for some time attending to his duties as
custodian of government property
Mrs. B. C. Decker is confined to her
home with illness.
Miss Laura Myers spent Sunday with
her parents in Sites.
Major Fem visited the Clearwater re-
serve at Orofino last week.
Lee Turner left last Monday for q
winters stay at Phoenix, Arizona.
Mrs. Ruark has moved into the Gar
rison property on Main street
Jesse l.. Bedwell a student at the
university at Moscow, has been in Koos
kia this week taking the forest ranger
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1914-10-29

service. Miss Ethel York acted as
bridesmaid. and Archie Mcmillan as best
man, while little Marie Sites made
very charming ring girl. Rev. ]. b.
York, in his usual impressive manner.
performed the ceremony.
Another wedding which caused much
favorable comment was the marriage
at Grangeville, Sunday. OF Miss Hazel
Fern Lohrey to Sidney Leroy Swine
heart, both popular young people, living
In the farming section near here. Mr..
Swineheart and his bride to be- slip
ped quietly away Saturday and drove to
Grangeville, where the Rev VanSlyke,
of the Christian church made them man
and wife. Miss Lohrey is the daughter
of the late A. Lohrey and his wife and
brings to her husband the wealth of
disposition so sweet and charming that
1t has won for her a wide circle of
friends both at home and wherever she
Is known. Miss Lohrey has lived with
her parents in Pleasant Valley since she
was a mere child. "Roy'' Swineheart
as he is popularity known is also an
"old settler of Battle Ridge section,
having come with his parents from In
diana when he was a mere kiddie" of
fourteen months, so that nearly all of
his life has been spent in this section.
But the wedding which caused the
greatest stir was the wedding which
took place in Lewiston Tuesday of one
of the substantial farmers of the Battle
Ridge section, T. E. Mickelberry to Mrs
Florida Mickelberr. Mr.. and Mrs. Mick
CHERRY slipped quietly away the first of
the week and thought to fool their
neighbors but some of the wise ones got
next and the surprise was coming the
other way before the week was through.
Mr.. Mickelberr came to this country
some two years since and shortly there
after met the sad misfortune of losing
his wife, leaving him with the care of
his small children. The widowed wife
OF Mr.. Mickelberry's brother was secur-
ed to look after the motherless ones
and the marriage of this couple is the
happy and natural elimination of this
arrangement. To show the esteem In
which the newlyweds are held in their
home neighborhood the Battle Ridgeites
turned out thirty strong and gave them
the surprise of their lives last evening.
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1914-10-29
HANNAH
(Progress.)

CProgress.)
Ezra Conrad will leave the last of the
week for Spokane. He reports his wife's
condition as somewhat improved.
Brooks and Son are hauling the ma
terial for a fine house to be built by
Mr.. Axtell, near Winona. Rawson-
Works furnished the material.
Paul Corbett, according to the Nez
Perez Indian, is going in for alfalfa and
hogs strong. A number of white men
should follow his example.
girl baby arrived at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Howell last Friday
evening.
country, visited C. II. Works and family
this week.
boy was born to Mr. and Mrs.
Frank Jacques yesterday.
Frank Freeman came down Wednesday
from the Three Forks of the Selway on
! a visit.
Mrs. Laura Richardson left Wednesday
morning for Wallace where she will visit
her son.
Moses Montieth and another Indian
by the name of Edwards are building
new residences near town.
Weyman Lomax is building a fine
! barn on his property near the school
| house.
Mrs. Andrew Howell was taken to the
Moscow hospital by DIR. Bryan Wednes-
| day.
VIM. Rubbe and Henry Renshaw went
to Winona yesterday to build a new
| house.
jeremiah Monteth is building a new
| house.
James Kash Kash has his new house
about completed.
Melvin Ferguson and wife are moving
to the farm this week.
Camille Williams is remodeling and
building an addition to his home.
Lou Bennett is building a small house
on his lots facing the school house
F. l.. Badgley was in town from Low
ell last Saturday and he intends to
move down for the winter.
A fine boy arrived at the home of d.
T. Hunt and wife of Caribel, Wednes-
day night.
t J. w. Parker and family, of the Car
ibel section, have returned from AL
: berta and are glad to be back.
=. VIM. Ruble is building a residence for
4 Chas Green on the property recently
n acquired from C. L. Matlock.
= A. l.. Palmer, the Harrisburg auc-
t tioneer was in town the first of the
week getting line on his sale dates
n V l.. Wyrick was suddenly stricken
/ i'll at the Smith sale Saturday and Is
IS reported in a dangerous condition.
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1914-10-29
Sites NEWS

(Enterprise.)
o. B. Brainard, who recently pur-
chased Mr.. Farmers interest in the
Kooskia Hardware Co., at Koosxia,
strolled down to our berg .oday. Mr..
Brainard was accompanied by his wife.
H. c. Oliver returned Monday from a
ten days trip to Spokane where he went
on business. He was accompanied on
his return by Mrs. Oliver who has been
on an extended visit at her old home in
Minnesota.
W. A. Meyer. baggage man on the
branch, is taking a vacation, during
which time he will visit his mother and
friends in the east. He left Monday
morning for Girard. Kansas, and from
there he will go to st. Louis. A. E.
Schmitt is relieving him.
Albert N. Cochran left for Lewiston
Tuesday morning.
Theo. p. Tollefson made a business
trip to Grangeville Monday.
F. E. Leeper left Sunday morning for
Boise, where he is a delegate to the
Grand Lodge l. o. o. F.
Mrs. T. j. Wimpie is looking after the
Wesley Packer home during the absence
of her daughter in Boise.
]. w. Fitzgerald left this morning for
his home at Belmont, this state, after
home.
Jack Bevans, who has been working o
the high line came home and went to
work Monday morning on the Clearwate
branch.
Emory Flynn drove over to Grange
vile Sunday, remaining over until Mon
day morning to transact some business.
John Skedgell was q very sick man
the first Of the week but Is about at
present. John looks kind Of pekid"
but you can't keep a good man down.
Mrs. Wesley Packer. who was chosen
as the representative of the local Re-
bekah lodge to the State Assembly, left
Monday morning for Boise to attend the
session.
The teaching faculty of our schools
left In charge of Charley Kelly, for the
county seat Sunday, to attend the ses-
sion of the Idaho County Teachers insti
tute.
0. E. Williams, who has been engaged
in the jewelry and confectionery bust
ness here for a little over a year and
who made a host of friends by his plea.
ing personality and his straightforward
business methods, sold his confectionery
business this week to Mrs. A. C. Hunt
of Clark's Fork, Idaho. Mr. Williams
and family left for Portland Tuesday
morning. Mrs. Hart, who is the moth
er of Mrs. A. c. Scheel will install a
complete bakery and up-to-date lunch
room in the building as soon as the
necessary ovens and fixtures can be in
stalled. She will feature a ladies lunch
and rest room which no doubt will bt
much appreciated by those coming IL
from distance, especially mothers will
small children.
veritable avalanche of weddings
Perhaps the one which created tn,
greatest interest in Sites, owing to the
local popularity of the young couple
was pretty church wedding which DC
CURED Sunday morning after the regula
services at the Baptist church, Mis-
May f. Bishop becoming the bride o
Jesse A. Mcmillan. The announceme
that two of Sites most popular youni
people were to be united in marriage
drew a large attendance to the morning
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1914-10-29
COTTONWOOD
(Chronicle)

(Chronicle)
| John b. Aichlmayer was in town the
first of the week from Charleston look
ing after his property interests here.
Will Jones and Will Plat were in
town from Saturday until Tuesday from
their home over in the Boles country.
]. ]. Janasco, cashier of the Grange
vile Savings & Trust Co., was in the
city Wednesday from the county seat.
Joseph Reiner recently moved into his
new residence on his farm near Green
creek and his family is now enjoying all
| the conveniences of a modern city home.
| Their new house is nicely furnished
/ throughout is very roomy and is provid
| ed with hot and cold water, bath and
toilet. Joe says the farmer needs these
conveniences really more than his city
brother and he believes in making life
on the farm as happy and enjoyable as
possible His neighbors will do well to
pattern after him in this respect.
G. w. Phillips installed a horse
electric motor at his harness shop this
week to operate his harness sttcher
and will take life easier in the future
and turn out more work ut the same
time. The motor was installed by J. l..
Gardner of the local light and power
| company.
Some of the members of the local X.
of c. lodge are arranging their hall foI
basket ball games and will soon be in
shape to take on any of the near by
aggregations The boys have received
their equipment and will practice every
evening until they get into good trim.
A marriage license was issued Tuesda
at Grangeville to Frank Riener ant
INath - on
creek.
Dr. l.. F. Toumy and A. A. Haymo nt
were in the city Saturday from Genese'
enroute to the upper Salmon river coun
try on a hunting trip.
Elvin Parker came in Monday even
ing from St Maries and will visit her
for several week with his brother. Elvil
says things are pretty quiet up in hi
end of the state at present.
John Baer shipped three cars of ia
hogs from this place to Seattle Tuesda
\. morning and John Meyer shipped thre
:, cars to Portland the same day. NJ
. Baer also shipped four cars froi
. Grangeville and Fem and five cars fro
81 other points farther down the line, ma
m ing twelve cars shipped by him tn;
r day
i'd VIII and John Baune and Ante
y. Tackle left Tuesday for poins in Mo
=. tana After visiting relatives at Cam
:, the former two will look over certa
u portions of the treasure state with
rs view to locating there while Tony "
settle on and improve the homeste
- he recently acquired from ]. Y. Bak
near Fort Benton.
II. II. Nuxoll came up Monday FRI
Clark ston on a short business visit.
George Terhaar moved his family
from their farm south OF Greener'
Fl Saturday.
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1914-10-29

nNE Of the cleverest musical en-
tertainments which will be given
- here this season will be the con-
cert by the Stratfords, vocalists and
instrumentalists, company of versa
tile young men, coached by Elias Day,
the leading Lyceum and Chautauqua
coach Of America. There IL snap and
vim In everything they do. They sing
and play as though they liked it. and
the audience can not help catching
the enthusiasm of the moment. Their
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1914-10-29

brass quartet work IL especially note
worthy, and Mr.. Dutfield, the reader
Of the company, adds strength to the
program. Coached by rare artist
who knows every angle of platform
presentation, they present their enter
tainment in the most striking and
original way. A big success for sew
eral seasons past, they come to us
with the same personnel, and record
Of enthusiastic approval which augurs
delightful presentation.
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1914-10-29
TO THE PUBLIC.

Grangeville, Idaho. Oct. II. 1914.
Parker Loan & Investment Co:
Gentlemen:--I thank you Cor your ser
vices in securing for me the sum Of
$40 for partial loss on my residence
by fire insured in st. Paul Fire &
Marine Insurance Co.
PAULINE WHITE.
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1914-10-29

Three houses for Interchangeable
Savings < Trust CO.
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1914-10-29
What's the Matter?

When engine and the blame thing doesn't
There's ratified, taking
Or thinking that % blame,
For there many other things, as III proceed show
Just fywhee while listen to the
wiring all connected, and everything u rgh
Then the colsa buzzing,
But take spark plug, and the
If the spark is hot and i will sure hit
Look through
adjus any,n eitseHbef
Perhaps prmed o S nh
Cut the and crank her. the battery switch.
Then mixture isn't there place
If she and gowls when oil her she's
If exhaust blue and smoky, then down oil
Ifexhau S soot, she has gasoline,
Than there's of o work n machine.
Where engine running fairly bangs loudly
Giving richer mixture, troubles in this
SO when it makes wpthy, down and awhile,
You much surely, if with smile
don't swear
heap and aFAIRBANKSMORSE of
Miller Hardware & Implement Co., Ltd.
CRANGEVILLE
(cutth and aCk neary
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1914-10-29

Fire insurance. H. W. Carrots.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1914-04-24
HOLD POULTRY
SHOW FEB. 11,13
James A. Tucker Named as Judge
at Meeting Last Evening

The next annual show of the Upper
Peninsula Poultry association will be
held either i'm Red Jacket ur Calumet
on February IL. II and H. This was
decided at the meeting of the assoc
citation held last evening IN the Y. NJ
&. A. lecture room. The dates are
considerably later than usual. hut were
appointed So as 10 best suit the con-
venience Judge James \. Tucker OF
Concord. Mich. one of the best oiii-
Gals in the country who has been
engaged 10 come here to oiticiate.
The election of officers for the en-
suing year was again deferred until
the next regular meeting, as was the
matter of selecting the hall where the
exhibit will be held. IL is practically
certain the show will either be in Red
Jacket or Calumet. the last annual eN-
having been held i'm Laurium.
President w. j. REYNOLDS presented
an interesting paper last evening on
the care of the sitting Hen
The associations membership cam
paign is progressing satisfactorily and
the 100 mark is regarded as certain
by the next show.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1914-04-24

If you are a lover of sweet music,
be sure and hear the Hawaiian Instru-
mentalists AT the Crown tonight.
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