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The Detroit times., 1915-07-20
Windsor Results

First rses. pars. lses: .ss.d:c T.
!o: ioI !ceepSrl. 1s.ic; 80 ana
~ an. mani , sssu :.e:nd ssa.1 :s'Iisi
Kim. wcdan.. Ssy oaswccd. Double
b b::; Ks.ss.:ss p' sss x0h.SSsS e az:
second raeA purse $500. s-year.cids
e os:ns u ios sHsb:rme,.i. sis:sH $40
and ss;ss, Won; Pu..vcSd, Y: Scalls, ,
Home s:ss; so IL eSs !: ~ .:ss sA!r2
Prince Eugene. DunAvssry. cordis F..
syrian. Huda's Brother and Alstos
also ran.
,. 1ss rae; S.s; sea :ss BE- n:: -.
Water bass. tass, sI1e srd sa;se.
won: Barnegat os.se end c4;5e, acc,
ond: The WIDOW NoSn, tee, th t:SL
1nT cro..sa an .,: 500 RI. "s"'''''
pou SI'r Even, sor s-ys.S:s,S cana.
issn. iio SsmythG Si.iS as..s and out,
x xnp xrmin II, 'I e: sIn.f '' tsso and
out out, sSlrd. fims. i.cii-s Bi,iy Frs1
and 0ood shot siso ran xssasrAn
oil ,'; s',. ss,i: s:.eA s: ssis::
E,!'s N,.'c. pa, .eSsSs; La %H,,s x.
SwanS iiaria, Me.mie W.. Little Dig.
ger. vosges and rernini also ran.
sixth Raes-Puyss. $500. s::yeer.
sid. and w. ", :Ssil..n'Fia .. f ~ wsn;
t-Heie Iimmis. Uis, - 10. second;
cash on Delivery, ss1o. third Time.
lis SIS. carrie Orms, The Spirit,
ccmmensia. Martinaa. Yenghss and
s.Ncrth Rsee-Purse. $500. for =.
year .oids and up. selling: one mile:
Dies.. Pet, isiS. nss. second; Guide
Post. SSSo, third. Time i:u. kopJe.
Patience, Baby's Slater. steilatA.
Kneeiet and Twilight also ran.
The Detroit times., 1915-07-20
DETROITERS
IN RUNNING
No Sensational Scores
in Elimination
Rounds

CLEVELAND. O. July so.--No
sensational scores were nads In the
QualifyinS round % the Wsstsrn
Amateur Coli tosrnAaant which
started at the lGsy1sl1 Country
club yesterday. lae1 Neville. Of
California. an Paul Auntsc % Chi.
cago. made the l0v socri3 Of 70.
and several who aads % high % 81
qualified. Evans vent around n 81.
]. d. Standish. IT.. e Detroit got 70.
and Howard. Lee made an 30. @.
A. Miller. the other Dstroiter to
turn in . carl. got IN -. Joe Bole.
who holds the course record Of II.
aid no better than that With this
showing. both Lee and standish are
conceded . splsndid chance to sur.
vive . good portion Of the match
play.
The Detroit times., 1915-07-20
What Nav Happen
In Standings Today
Donlin Won't Drop :
Very Much Farther

Mike Donlin. major league swat
hero several years ego. is going 10
manage a team in a league whore
the Individual salary limit is $50 q
month.
The league will take In South
Bethlehem. Allentown and Easton.
Pa. and Phillipsburg and Andy Coax
ley. formerly OF the Athletics and
Cincinnati Reds. will manage
The Detroit times., 1915-07-20
INDIANA TO TRAIN At NEW
oRLGANe NEXT spR,No

Having sxperisncsd bad weath-
Or 1t Athens. O.. end Sen Anto-
MO. Tex. the two places selected
% training eanps n 1914 aud
!ast March. the lnliaas Win train
at New Orleans nsxs spring. The
Crescent Cisy has 10 drawbacks
a. . training camp. bst Censrslly
has bs<tsr weather than the gulf
or Te1As towns. Ths squad VIII
remain at New Orleans until .
week before the season opens.
The Detroit times., 1915-07-20
LEAGUES WORST !
one man, But TIES
|H M'INNES AT FIRST
All ovGR; osIlv evNoAv
oAvo oesscAoo WILL WIN

PORTLAND. Ore, July No
ChiaaOD 10 Song - carsy on the
honors IN the hig leagues. aeoord-
ing TO Billy oSD1ay. sx.eAlipiaysr
ana now svaaeshst. who rsaeheo
here today.
When asksd WHO v oetng TO
vim The American league psn-
nant!" hs satd: "ChscASo White
Sox."
who In the Nstionalr came
next. Look for . aip-and-tuek
finish between the Chicago Cubs
and Boston Braves." he replied
what about the rsdersisr
Then Bully threw up his hands In
dissust.
The Detroit times., 1915-07-20
Plenty Of Tr0tters to Take Whr at Races,
But Mmphys Corner On PAGERS Handcaps That Division
Wednesday to See
Finish of Races

The nth game Of the present
series between Philadelphia and De-
troit will be played At Navin held
wednesday. According to the sched.
ules this In an oren date for both
clubs. But there 10 q postponed
game to be played on. and the day
will be utilised for that purpose.
The game will start at the usual
time. quarter past three.
OF course there 10 a bit OF gal
lantry connected with the playing
OF a game on this open Wednesday.
Nothing less would DO expected from
those Celts that make up the local
baseball interests. Wednesday IL
f-adies' day and no occasion at all
for An open date.
CHICAGO, July 30.-Local Fed.
erai fans today completed plans for
big party for Joe Tinker, TO be
held at the Fedseals park. Satur-
day.
The Detroit times., 1915-07-20
CONNIE, IN, cAuohr
4 WILD Bird. q

. Detroit GOT . glimpse. yesterday,
Of Haas. the champion Wild man of
the American league. and local bugs
are now ready 10 acclaim Connie
Mack the greatest tanner Of huriers
OF al time n he succeeds In teach
Ing this bird coatrol Haas pitched
% Just three men sftsr he entered
the game In the sixth inning-
Messrs. Cobb. Crawford and veaeh
and he give the whole trio but
one good ball. That was too much
for even Pilot Cornelius. who 10
this year IN apostle OF the doctrine
Of allowing the baptism Of Gre for
rockies TO become . food before he
spplics the hook. and Haas vas
jerked In . my.
According 70 . yarn that II float.
Ing around. this Haas person IL q
family AFFAIR. n seems that he
halls from Worcester academy,
where he made Q great record, ~
do most ieft-handers who attempt
to hurl on scholastic diamonds. He
intended to enter Yale this year TO
don the mantle Of Pie Way a.
soon ss he was eligible TO intercoL
legfate contests. but. II 10 said that
Son Roy Mack. Of the McCillicudy
family. also a worcesterian. tipped
his father on to the prise and Yale
forthwith was robbed Of 4 promis-
Ing athlete.
Haas looks like his first name. II
u Bruno.
The Detroit times., 1915-07-20
MYSTERY SOLVED

She vas pretty and very bright.
but she didn't know very much
about the golnng game. So he
explained the game to her a. she
tramped around the course with
him.
He made a beautiful approach
shot. and when they sot on the
green and he sac where his ball
lay he exclaimed:
Holy mackerei. There's
dead stymie."
oh" abe answered. is that
what Il H.: I thought I detected
q bad odor."
Yes. that's right: there vas .
glue factory In full operation near
the course.
The Detroit times., 1915-07-20
Amateur Ball. Organized, Takes
The SpOflighf In Cleveland

nauouratsd tbs owing
baseball such %
ouAdas On each Sunday DURING
Of the Cleveland Amateur
Ia club
ehaDioushp late M fah Last
records Tor the national both amateur 81 nv
mias will IN classes
the classification d:srains s ace tSs player Interest the
you'd similarly the imssh had they been organised here -
The Detroit times., 1915-07-20
Chug Chugs Tote
Wilson Message

WASHINGTON, July 2o.--A motor
cycle relay team left the White
House here yesterday under the aus.
piees Of the American Federation Of
Motorcyclists TO take q message
from President Wilson to President
Moore, Of the San Francisco exposi.
ton. Delivery was expected early
Saturday.
The Detroit times., 1915-07-20
'sFTTE FILLlJMSs
STILL SEEKING
AN EASY JUDGE

PHILADELPHIA, July 1o.-Ths
promoters q the recent Jack John.
sonJsss willard bout at Havana.
who are trying 20 get the molten pic
ture illuas q that sacountsr into the
United States. reeeived another val
lop here today. Federal Judge No.
Pherson. In the eourt a. appeals, MP
held the New Jerssy federal judges
verdict rsfustng 10 snjoin the collect.
or q the pert - Newark from bar
ring the aims.
The Detroit times., 1915-07-20

ID before. she was gwen The heavt
est play but failed TO get IN the
money.
Amos Turnsy's good colt Water.
bass, practically len Ut The post
ovescsme . big Iced and turnsd
what seemed q sure defeat into On
easy victory. u was By fAr the best
feet Of the meet. running last for
nearly ene-haK Of the distance. one
horse after anotheS was parsed. and
In the stretch drive with a wosdcr-
fui burst Of speed the great son Of
Water BOY passsd usdsr The wire
Eeveral isnsths ahead Of his field.
A great favsSits With Canadian
track followers. wstsfbass vas an
oddSOn choice. !.
Temerrsw win wind up the flrst
meet Of ssvsn days q rasiAs, From
Windsor The horses "a to families
and Fort uris to- The ssesnd msst-
!nG there. and than rstun 10 WIND.
sap ~ aSs,hss wssh. beginning the
ssveAtA q August
The Detroit times., 1915-07-20
oRIPPlrh RECALLS
YOUNG huNlgR.

Dssplts TIE erack mound STAG he
Dosssssss. Manager 0rim&h. OF the
Nationals. seems coavtncsd that he
needs soms mere pitching II II
announced that he has recalled Wild
Harry Harper. sent to Minneapolis
earlier In the year. and that the
youAgstsr viii, report either 1t
Cleveland or Detroit Later In the
season Jack Holland. Of the Nillefs.
win also b called IN b. wsshing-
ton. and Win b given q chance 1t
second base. II was planned TO
havs him Join Crimth at pstyolt
lats this weak. but injuries on the
Minneapolis club have made II nee
esssry for the inAeIder to stick
arOund Q while longer IN the Amer
lean association.
The Detroit times., 1915-07-20
BANTAMS TO
FIGHT. 1T OUT

NEW YORK. July ?0.--Johnny
weissmantel. the Brooklyn fight pro-
moter. today completed arrange
ments for q bantamweight elimina.
ton show at Ehbets field for July
81. Four 10-round battles between
eight Of the championship aspirants
will be staged.
The boys who have signed for the
show are Dutch Brandt. OF Brook
Ign. and Louisiana. OF Philadel.
phia: Eddie Campi. OF California,
and Eddie O'Keefe. philadelphia;
Young Solsberg. OF Brooklyn, and
Jimmy Murray. the east side crack;
battling Lain. and Battl!ng Reddy.
both Of New York. ~v
Johnny Ounce and Joe Rivers
were primed today for their 10.
round battle at Ebbets field. Brook.
Ign, tonight. A slam bang battle Is
expected.
The Detroit times., 1915-07-20
OLDFIELD GETS
REAL CAR AS GIFT

CHICAGO, July 20.-Barney Old
held ended . years search for Q
fast motor car today. when David
@. Joyce. IN admirer. presented him
with . Delage racing car. built for
the French grand prix last year by
Louis Deiage.
The Detroit times., 1915-07-20
~ |<XIX<<<ff*%}5ls1eN tgifl y
1Dt, That's Tale
~ ~ Averages
eeord Book
D(JNG BEST
/ AT SECOND
obb Has Most Put
\ 0ufD for Season, Of
Al ~ Chasers


y ~ 4A10kO Y. WILCOX.
NJ y lanonoy Jssaiass' Tigers are
Z n61lE tnair luls today and pre-.
uc11e - 1ove. a Aooe higher In
4 ~ Amxs3onn lsagus apartments II
or G1Dooo1vaI q being rumorsd
x wy A1ua1D oetwssn the Junsaleers
- s(v11ko NJ hAs BEEN s6seted
g 1l1rHs noUeeiatioas IN which .
ni1 Dog(y and top Aoor asigAbee.
q ~ ynnn1sker. = involved
;s x1t = Just two points behind
x 1oa0A anA Comisksy's psts srs
u aGnlngt tAe ropes md praying
f -. They encked again Pc
ne Rel eox walloped
Z - &Ale HoDe. 3 20 4. bot eoly
~ - h two saened runs ee the lot
1unGA 100 1vs srrosS anA thses
- unme. n Dosfoa rsDeats
~ - Dstxola csatianGs 10 tat
yiD1conoon - Coanis Mack. the
n0a1o1 senoval will taks
M <11U esen1nG.
1on0en sAeaI1 meet With ~
& wou)d tals bat . few
IT. ovoeeanDo tAat lead Ms
ono fass ~ NE tArss elubs in
The Detroit times., 1915-07-20

was not put through until last week.
however.
Rowland now has six outAeldsfs.
the Others being John Collins. Hap
Fssoh. RoeA. Lsibold a11 Tommy
ouinlan- Three bat rigAtAanded
and three nem The % sads At the
platter.
walsh day 1t Chicago melted the
moist delivery nonarcA seoasthins
substantial n tAs way q . prsssn-
tatioa. The inevitable loving cup
and posias were h sviAsacs. bat the
real GIN q thu fAns vas . silver
service Of l7e pieces. valued II
soUsthins Hke eco.
The Detroit times., 1915-07-20
/ RLrE MUcKs. of the unl.
versity Of Wisconsin. Is 70

"A versity Of Wisconsin. Is tout.
ed 20 set q new record for the
discus throw IN tho Olympic
gamas 10 - held ct the Panama.
Pacific Exposition. no 10 grad
ually working his way toward the
title Of greatest Discus thrower
since Jim Thorpe. the indian. WA
an amateur. Mucks 10 moro than
six feet tall and weighs moro
than 200 pounds.
The Detroit times., 1915-07-20
Can Reach Second Place TonghWhe Sox Blow Again and Drop

IJERES THE NOTABLE come back Of the year. Nick
Atrock long ago relegated to clowning made good
his threats to pull joke old father Time waterway and
pitched three innings against Cleveland Incidentally he
finished the game for Walter Johnson Four runs
ed on Aroc the Nationals upset al tradition by get
ting a flock of talles themselves.
The Detroit times., 1915-07-20
q. O. 3. Piaes Out.

The Coco olas.s having Lost their
record Of schedule samss. request
all teams having games booked With
tho Cokes' to get In touch with the
mansger at once. Telephone Shor.
~ Moran 1T Market gill after 3
n N.
The Detroit times., 1915-07-20

be started In any Grand circuit free
for-sll races provided there was no
200 class pace. So q deal was made
with Bert shank. m Ohioan. who Is
familiar with top-notch PAGERS. he
having given Evelyn w. t2:o2 la
the record for pacing mares several
years ago. and Anna Bradford now
10 In his string.
Geers' claims for Napoleon Direct
were received with some incredulity
by other drivers. but last Thursday.
when he drove the stallion an easy
mile in 2:o7 IA. doing the last half in
q minute, their doubts faded, and
now they arc AguFing on what Napo-
icon viii DO IN the 400 pace today.
when he win meet Flower Direct
a: o1). Earl Jr. (2:0l I'D. and Billy
N. (1:os i-l). undisputed haitmiie
champion.
Years aso Oeers cleaned up the
Grand circuit pacing classes with
Hal Pointer. champion pacing geld
ing, and sspsated the work with d.
rect Hal, both horses taking records
under sos. Robert J. t2:o1 i-2,.
champion pacing gsidins OF q later
period. vas another Of his starr. siS
times has 0seSs won tho 5000
Chamber Of Commercs pace ~ De
trost aimee Il was established In 1898.
and this rear ME Dependence for the
r.ce viii be Hal Counes. which worn
ed three quarters OF . mile AZ Cieve-
land last wsAaesday .. . 500 ratio
The Detroit times., 1915-07-20
Moran Down and
Out in London

LONDON, July 20.-Frank Moran.
the American boxer. who has been In
London since his defeat by Jack
Johnson. In Paris. last summer. In
bankrupt. He owes $3.50 to hotels
and other creditors and has no as
sets, he tells the oficial receiver.
According 10 the report he filed.
be has earned nothing since he left
America IL months ago. A trustee
was appointed.
A hard-hlttins outnelder IL want
ed by a .o-year-cld team. playing
both Saturday and Sunday ball.
Please call Market s717 any time
AFTER s O'Clock.
The Detroit times., 1915-07-20

4 ysang 1sp's se~iesy ef the Hsty
lodge, 10 137. Knights OF Pythias.
will hold outings az Put-in- Bay.
wednesday. The steamer Put-in-
Hay will ieave the Ashley 4 Dustin
wharf az the foot % First-st at
. o'clock
The Detroit times., 1915-07-20
THE REsoLUTE. which In

i trials with the vanitie. won
the right 10 defend the Ameri-
cans cup against Lipton's Sham
rock w. recently made the fast
est time for the 15-mile challenge
cup course since 1893. The Reso-
lutte covered the course In hours
20 minutes and 80 seconds.
twenty-five years ago the Val
kyrie II. a 90-footer. set the rec
ord at hours. "a minutes and
30 seconds.
The Detroit times., 1915-07-20
W D<AvANAcH
~ joo

& y ! pansis for the fana.
- luno1oW y the worst psr-
e $1,000. from the stand
eo1atng average, IN the
- IooGuo, aad q the SANE
(ko 6enal e 'Stu3y" Ne
- ~ Agps - dispensed
fcooe6 book. q . performer
twer y fairly easy. be-
eom1llar net that Marty
~ In played both positions
49, tips Il on. but the asser-
fApljed " the second section
4 y eusry b tremendously sur
800 yst 4 b true.
oo ~ feckonsa now - the
M tofioeDsr IN the gane. yet
1900 ppnaaat of the 100000 In
- $500. no better 1t ART
$3.50 fhan ~ Kavanagh when
5S4oo owb11ng for Burns Both
fn average saturday night q
- TAKING Into consideration
1esenee IN the total number
~ playsd ~ each. they have
III about m equal Number Of
I'M III of record emphasizes the
n1a hammer IN which Marry
oo1 Into the breach during the
~ anA held down . job TO which
~ wholly unaccustomed. The
W bAs no record Of any finer
gaacy work.
~ Tor another pot shot at the
Two Arst basemeu lead the
one b Burns himself. with
6SoeaDs Of .ssi for the compare
1V ahogt time he has played. and
Vim him n walter Pipp. ex-
Who has played - games and
6lrea6y handled nearly 1000
po With the same record
The Detroit times., 1915-07-20
cokes Win.A0sln.

Coco-Colss won very exciting
game from the Windsor Wanderers
by a score Of TO 3. Baby Doll
Longo was on the mound for tho
C,'kr,.. and gave splendid exhibit
zion of twirling. having IL strike.
outs to his credit and allowing but
ave scattered hits.
The Detroit times., 1915-07-20
KID oolreN HAS
vHg STUFF.

Mention Was made In these col
umns last week OF the pilgrimage
OF one Robert sheai. q ls-year-oid
boy from Chicago. 10 Cleveland. to
compete In the western amateur
golf tourney now in progress at the
Mayheld course near the Forest
City sheai. who Is . product of
the public links. 10 hailed at home
~ . coming star.
Interest Ia his entry at Cleveland
centered chiefly about his extreme
youth when the announcement, OF
his participation In the tournament
was made. but Il seems that the lad
II likely to bs q stumbling block of
no mean proportions Ia the cham
pionship matches. In the qualify.
Ing round yesterday. aheai turned
In q card Of IS. which. while not
very low FOR q tournament OF such
ciass. was well below the average
play Of the day.
Joe Bols. reckoaed 80 q possible
champion. made but % on his homo
course, and Harry Davis. at tho Pa
eiac coast. who beat Chick Evans
at 'rYlsco last spring. had the same
count. There u nov NO doubtins
that - he age. shsai 10 . wonder.
Il conspsaAcv
expo1Go.
The Detroit times., 1915-07-20


attention.
ransareta 10 asked to shoulder
iSe pounds today. Hart Newman's
great mare will likely face the bar.
rier on On eastern track IN the near
future, The easterners will hnd II
4 dificuit task to take her measure
In her present good condition. One
Of the most consistent horses Of the
turf. Pansareta has started In %
races. winning So, running second
n times. and third eight times. On
only ~ occasions IN all her races
has she run unpiaced,
Owana. . richly.bred nily scratch.
ed at Latonia and shipped hero for
the Edenwold stakes. but saved FOR
. soft spot. was the good thing that
went wrong yesterday, Although
the Respass horse. had never start.
The Detroit times., 1915-07-20
~ egsr At

s. IS No mentioned that Kavanash
kI1 fr0ven the worst second base
~ u The league. according TO that
|colou q The records devoted to
& Hoaivs achievement He does
fca ~ cellar championship with
E5ttefaes Of .sl3 for 81 games.
riding the league n not Eddie
Y o1f6s. hnt pep" Young. Of De
wdth an average OF .ss2 Cob
~ - fourth and Is points lower.
Jo1 Pratt. Of o.. fouls, and Ham
4 >o6oG Of C1eveland, are ahead Of
~. AZ third base Witt ranks third.
Z ~ sDhckburne end Gardner. Bush
lC5h among ~ shoetstops. bat
&nt1o ~ work-horse OF the circuit.
8 1nV11Da accepted total OF al
A>(eeo up 10 Saturday night for
~ , fel1es. accordins to record
~ Cobb 70 way down In the
II uoaty3ourth. TO 10 enact
~ 60 nssael, ~ n lesdine IN some
~ IN teeAl g ie7 putouts up
- 9op1-end, b uneQuaisd In
y ~ )eonNA and his record Of q
n 0esege y shared. but not sur
~ cgowf1rd b seventh with
o>dal1 an1 n average Of 80.
xoneh y snfee ooteAss lower,
~ ogures 10 ana .ses.
The Detroit times., 1915-07-20

,,. rss sn: DS :. :ss 81. at
seesSSo - Ai0ssss. No. 0sssehse
wssssss. AsSSess .s wJI.se. 2.
Wsts0ss. wtp d tie ennsssen8'
The Detroit times., 1915-07-20
Panzareta Winner of So
Races Out of SO Starts

Today's program at Windsor 10 D
good one. The Wolverine handicap
for sig furlongs and q mile and .
sixteenth affair. billed % Windsor
club purse race. attracting special
attention.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1915-10-28

with the critter enough before to get
the fever for he was able after little
instruction to drive the car home and
is doubtless now enjoying every spare
moment breaking the speed limit out
in the country lanes and byways.
Fet Rhoades and Charlie Albin were
in town the first of the week on their
way up the river to Pollock after TAX
ing in the Lewiston fair. While here
they were also looking for some young
beef stock to take in and turn onto
the range.
Martin Wirrer rented his farm north
of town recently to Gottlieb Halter for
term of three years and intends leav-
ing early next month for San Francis
co where he will take in the fair and
perhaps spend the winter. Mr.. Halter
moved onto the Wirrer place with his
family Monday.
Sunday was the fifth anniversary of
the wedding of Mr.. and Mrs. John
! Schubert, of near Greencreek, and a
number of their friends gave them a
surprise party in honor of the occasion
Those present were M. Duclos, John
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1915-10-28

7. b. Blake and Laramore Nation
returned Friday from a two weeks
horseback trip across the Snake river.
/ Hubert and Wolfard Renshaw and
d. c. Roberts left last week for Cali
fornia where they will spend the win
ter.
DIR. McKeen Boyce was in Grange
Vile Monday, having been called to
the Ed Sweet ranch to perform sur
gical operation.
w. L. Jewell, w. A. Dissmore, J. j.
Guyer and w. H. Swingler were Grange
vile visitors last Friday, interviewing
the board of county commissioners.
Chas. Rawson, who with his wife and
baby has been visiting in Spokane, has
disappeared off the map. 1t is pre-
sumed that he is now at Hot Lake,
Oregon, since he had not been In the
best of health and intended taking
treatment when he left here.
James Cox, Roy Randall and Jesse
Anderson left Monday morning for the
Three Forks to hunt bear.
Tof Brownlee, son and daughter. have
left for California to join Mrs. Brown
lee, who has been there since June.
Frank Lansing and wife, returned
yesterday from weeks visit at Clear
water. They are moving up on the w
A. Saunders ranch today
Sidewalks and cement cross walks
are being placed in front of properties
belonging to j. r. Hagerson, Ralph
Stuart, Mrs. Anderson, John Taylor,
Frances Threehouse, M. l.. Hastings
and NICOLA Divita.
A. E. Wade, county agriculturist of
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1915-10-28
FERDINAND

Walla. Before departing the Haener
Hardware Co., presented Mrs. Long
with beautiful electric lamp, as an
appreciation of her being faithful
ing her residence here-and Mrs. Long
seemed very much tickled about it, too.
A son of regulati,n size and weight
came to brighten the hearts and home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry J. Kuther, jr.,
who reside about two miles north west
of the village, Friday, October Is, 1915.
Everyone doing nicely including daddy.
Glen Sherer received a message We'd
nesday morning that his father had died
suddenly at Fruitland, in the southern
part of the state, and Mr.. and Mrs.
Sherer departed for that place Thurs
day morning to attend the funeral.
Mrs. Sarah Richardson, who has
been resident of the mountain coun-
try for number Of years and has
legion of friends here, departed the
first of the week for Charleston, where
she expects to make her home with a
daughter.
Albin Pennicord loaded his farming
utensils and household goods in a car
here Tuesday and went to Egly, Monta-
ma, where he will join the Ferdinand
colony and become permanent fix
ture.
Glen Sherer had a mighty close es-
cape from serious injury Tuesday, when
a pile of grain in the Vollmer-C Clear
water warehouse toppled over and
badly demolishing the piler, which then
struck him on the back of the head
and shoulders and for time rendered
him nigh unconscious, and made him
pretty sore for a few days.
L. M. Kerr departed Saturday last
to attend the grand lodge meeting OF
the I. o. o. F., which is in session al
Idaho Falls, in the south part of thu
state. Mrs. Edgar G. Fry also depart
ed the same day to represent the loca
: Rebekah lodge meeting which is in SEES
sion at the same time.