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Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1915-07-01
ODD. FELLOWS HAD
splendid TIME
LAST Week
ONE HUNDRED DELEGATES FROM
IDAHO COUNTY ODD FELLOWS
AND REBEKAH LODGES.
CRANDLODGE OFF|CERSCAME
Entertainment Provided for Visitors
Program and Reception Thursday
and Banquet Saturday Evening.

A large number of the members of
the Odd Fellows and Rebekah orders
were in attendance last week at the
eighth annual meeting of the Idaho
County Association of Odd Fellows,
held on Thursday, Friday and Satur.
day. About one hundred from outside
points were present and the following
lodges participated and were represent
ed: Rebekah orders, Mizaph No. Il
Grangeville; SUNBEAM No. 36, Cotton.
wood Royal Gem No. 13, White Bird;
Eureka No. 81, Nezperce; Twin City
No. 90, Ilo; Marigold No. 81, Russell
The following Odd Fellows lodges were
represented: Elk City, Clearwater
Winona, Cottonwood, Ferdinand, Fem
White Bird and Grangeville.
Entertainment and amusement was
furnished for the visitors commencing
with a. program Thursday evening ano
ending with banquet ON Saturday
evening, the last day of the session
After the rendition of splendid pro
gram in the opera house Thursday
evening reception was held in the
lodge room. Grand Master Tim Dris
coll and Grand Warden, George Robert
son of Cottonwood, officers OF the
drand Lodge were present.
Mrs. w. s. jackson took the chail
and made short speech, afterwart
turning over the chair to Mrs. Lee
Freidenrich of White Bird who pre-
sided at the meeting. A speech on be
half of the mayor and the Grangevill'
Commercial Club was made by s. A
Anderson. The address of welcome wa
given by M. r.. Hattabaugh and thi
was responded to by George M. Robert
SON in behalf of the visiting lodges
Grand Master Tim Driscoll of the Gran,
Lodge next followed with an address t.
the meeting. Vocol solos by Miss Ma
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1915-07-01
TANGLED IN TEXAS
HAS TICKLING
TOUCHES
A COMEDY TO CURE PEssIMIsTs
AND INCREASE RANKS
OF THE JOY BUGS.
OPERA HOUSE FRIDAY NIGHT
Players Have Mastered Parts-Best
Talent of Community Assures
Splendid Production.

If you don t want to Taught, don t go
near the opera house Friday evening
That s the word being passed around
among the townfolks and if you want
to preserve that crouch of yours and
are really afraid of dash of hilarity
you had better take heed.
Friday night is joynight for Grange
vile. Everybody in the burg takes a
ride on the giggle cart that evening.
There I'll be a seat for you.
If you want carefare, simply call up
Harry Wood and talk into the receiver
thusly: "Save me a reserved seat for
Tangled in Texas at the opera house
Friday night
Honestly, you can't afford to miss
this big home talent comedy. Every
member of the east claims this to be the
funniest ever produced in Grangeville.
It's comedy that makes you optimis-
tic, happy, hearty, brave and well all
in solitary dose.
Once a cross-eyed office boy laughed
through its three acts of merriment;
now he's clerk in bank at $l3 per.
A minister piously sad and solemn,
saw Tangled in Texas and then had
to go to a new field because certain
members of his flock said he was toe
hilariously cheerful and happy to con
tinue in the work when he had once
been so successfully sad. Once jani
tor who was SO poor If it rained souI
he had no bucket to catch it saw thii
play and now he IS q millionaire.
Here's play that shows you how t,
actually love your relatives and not b,
miserable doing it.
| This comedy makes you want to Iv.
life all over again, even if you ar.
married,
/ A deacon who saw it says cit beat
the DEVIL
Wherever "Tangled in Texas ha
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1915-07-01
YOUNG MAN VICTIM OF RIVER.

County Attorney Hattabaugh was IN
formed by phone Mondoy evening of
the death of G. A. FAIRFIELD, who was
drowned Sunday while attempting to
ford the middle fork of the little Sal
mon river with his partner near Nc
Call. FAIRFIELD was crossing the river
afoot when the current sweep him off
his feet and he disappeared. Nothing
definite has been learned as the in
formation was rather meager. Deputy
Sheriff William Eller left Tuesday
with Sheriff Lafe Yates for the scene
of the accident. 1t is thouht that the
deceased has c. usin living somewhere
in south Idaho.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1915-07-01
HOLD NEzPERCE TO
| UN--CRANCE-
VILE 3
NEITHER TEAM SCORED UNTIL
THE 8TH-HOME BOYS BUNCH
HITS FOR THREE RUNS.
new TWlLLER SHOWS FORM
Nezperce Played Stronger Lineup
Parker Struck Out 10 Men
For Grangeville.

Nezperce was again defeated Sun
day on their home grounds by Grange
vile 3 to l, both teams doing the scor-
ing in the Sth frame. Nezperce had
strengthened their team with the ex.
pectation of redeeming themselves
from their defeat that they had suffer.
ed at the hands of the Grangeyille
team. two weeks previous on the latters
grounds. The game however was not
won until the 8th when the boys manag.
ed to make three hits meaning the same
number of runs. Both teams played
close bali and considering the poor
shape that the grounds were in it was
errors down as good as they did. Both
teams faced left handed pitchers.
Parks, the twirler for the Crane
vills nine showed up in good form and
struck out 10 men, allowed but foul
hits and was always there in pinch
He is a southpaw with hitting record
around 300.
Mitchell an Idaho man took the slat
for Nezperce in place of Wade. He al
SO was giving a good account of him
self in every session of the game. The
boys were only able to find him but
| once SO he is some sort of an artisi
himself
The disasterous inning for Nezperc,
was as follows: Harris the first maj
up walked to first on balls and was ad
vanced to second base by Kabots sacri
flee. Day got clean single to righ
and moved ON to second on the throw
home, Harris scoring. Ingram thel
came through with two bagger tina
brought Day across the pan. Leste
next beaned the ball for good singl
and Ingram got up enough steam t
come home on it. That finished th
story for our batters. Nezperce go
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1915-07-01

l.. M. Harris and the committees who
will have the amusements and events
of the big three days celebration in
day next, have been working overtime
to perfect the plans and arrangements
and now are prepared to make the final
statement of what the offerings to the
celebrators will be. Some features and
surprises had to be dispensed with for
unavoidable reasons and others and bet
ter events have been substituted in
stead. The offerings by days are as
follows:
Independence Day Monday.
Monday celebration will open at
1000 a. m. with monster parade which
will be headed by the splendid Denver
band, followed by the queen IS float and
the queens maids of honor. Then in
order will follow the automobiles, sad
die horse parade, civic societies, car
riages and other features. The parade
will head for Hall s grove where the
queen of the carnival will be crowned
by John p. Eimers, as acting mayor of
the city
The program to be offered at the
grove will inclure vocal music by the
largest chorus ever assembled in Idaho
county. The music will be the old
stirring kind that arouses patriotism
There will be music by the Denver band
and then w. w. Brown will introduce
the speaker of the day, Robert Edward
Gornall. Following the address, the
Declaration of Independence will be
read by Miss Mamie Long. Then folks,
everyone will open their basket, and
enjoy one of those old fashioned basket
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1915-07-01
KALIN-cREA WEDDING.

Miss Rose Elizabeth Crea and Mr.
Warren G. Kalin were united in mar
riage Tuesday evening at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Francis Bowman, aunt
and uncle of the bride, in Grangeville,
Rev. Calison of the local Christian
church being the minister officiating.
The wedding march was played by Miss
Mary Crea, sister of the bride. The
bride was gowned in a beautiful white
silk and chiffon gown and the groom
was dressed in the conventional black.
Only the immediate relatives of the
respective parties were present and
after the ceremony those present sat
down to a bounteous wedding repast
The bride is the oldest daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. John Crea, two of the
most respected residents of Idaho
county. The bride, a charming young
lady having been born and raised on
the prairie has countless number of
friends here who hate very much to see
her leave, but wish her the utmost
happiness in her new station in life
The groom is well and favorably
known young man who was formerly a
resident of Idahoh county and whose
industry and honesty has won him a
trusty position as foreman of a large
ranch down in California to which
state he removed from here. Both OF
the young people have many friends
and well wishers who wish them health
wealth and prosperity in their new Cali
fornia home. Mr.. and Mrs. Kahn left
for their future home in Lompoc, Cali
fornia Wednesday morning. They ex
peet to take in the fair at San Francisco
and San Diego before going to theil
new home. The Free Press extends
hearty congratulations and best wishe,
for happy and successful life.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1915-07-01
COMMITTEES ANNOUNCE PROGRAMS
OF BIG Three DAY CELEBRATION

dinners. AS to this event you will have
to ask the ladies'.
Monday Afternoon.
Following the dinner the band will
give another concert and Mt $3.50 every.
one goes to the ball park to enjoy the
ball game which will be played letween
Nezperce and Kamiah at 70 sharp.
After the ball game the foot races, tug
OF war, and minor sports will lie pulled
off on Main street. This will be in the
competent charge of Harold Harris and
DIR. F. r. Wood. In the evening there
will be a dance in SchI. adeka 5 hall
Now who's yelling for more. Isa't
that enoughR
Pioneers Day Tuesday.
If that is not enough turn out Tues
day for Pioneers day, old folks day.
This will start with parade at len
O'Clock and the parade will consist of
the pioneers, lodges, churches, school
and other organizations in order named,
the parade moving toward Hall Is
grove where there will be speaking by
|. G. Hattabaugh, James Surridge,
George Fem, Mrs. Hender, Mrs. John
ID. Long and others.
Then there will be another of those
big pioneer picnic dinners. The band
concert will follow. In the afternoon
there will be the second ball game at
the ball park between Ilo-Vollmer and
Grangeville commencing at 900 p. m.
Wednesdays Sports.
On Wednesday, the last day, in the
morning the amusements will consist
of minor sports and band concert on
Main street in the forenoon In the
afternoon the finals in the base ball
series will be fought out between the
winners of the first two days. The
finals in the bucking contest will be
staged after the ball game.
Prize Awards.
Cash prizes for best appearing lady
and gentlemen rider in saddle horse
parade, first Gay, paraphenalia and
trappings considered, $1,000.
Best decorated auto, $40, first day.
Cash prize for oldest lady and gentle
man pioneers, in parade, second day,
$40.
Cash prize, $1,000 for largest delega-
tion from amy lodge, church school or
other organization.
Furnish Cream and Coffee.
The celebration committee will fur.
nish cream, the richest of the prairie
and the best of coffee, and the Grange
vile Electric Light & Power Co., will
install two electric ranges at Hall $
grove for the use of the picniekers.
Now who is going to stay aways
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1915-07-01
FEDERATED CHURCH SERVICES.

The regular services viii be held the
coming Sunday. Church school at 9:45,
preaching at 11:00 a. m. and 500 p. m.
The community will doubtless be pleas
ed to learn that Harris Hilbourne will
henceforth have charge of the music.
This will mean the acme of music for
the church. If not otherwise obligated
we give you cordial welcome to attend
our services. We especially invite
the visitors to our community during
the holiday celebrations. Robert Ed
ward Gornall, pastor.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1915-07-01
four TEAMS ENTER IN Three
DAY BASE BALL TOURNAMENT

hardt, Mul Hollen.
llo-V Vollmer-Hughes, Dusey, Stone,
Smith, McLoren, b. Ralstron, Austelle,
R. Ralstron, Densaw, McCarty.
Kamiah-Hayes, Types, Davis, Lott,
White, Williams, j. Parsons, Harrison,
Lindsey, Hill.
Grangeville-Parks, Robinson, In
gram, Lester, Bowman, Kabot, Smith,
Brown, Janaseo, Harris, Day, Miller,
Branscombe.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1915-07-01
wEDDED IN PORTLAND.

Friends of Miss Emma B. Sempert,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. August Sem
pert, formerly residents of Grange
vile will be pleased to learn that that
young lady was married to Frederick
E. McGrew at the home of the bride at
BAG East Thirtythird street, Portland,
last Sunday. The young lady has many
friends here. The groom is pharma-
cist and graduate of the Oregon Agri,
cultural college.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1915-07-01
BIG SHOOT POSTPONED.

The shoot that was to be held the
End of July has been postponed for the
time being, only few of the local
sports will enter. The Topperweins
will be here Friday, however, and give
their exhibition as was advertised.
The traps are all set up and the local
gunmen will shoot few rounds before
the experts give their show.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1915-07-01
SOMETHING NEW EVERY DAY
BIG PARADE FIRST TWO
DAYS-BALL GAMES-BUCK-
ING CONTEST-SOMET
FOR EVERYBODY.
FINAL COUNT-QUEEN'S s
CONTEST.

The final count of the queen s
contest will be made between the
second and third acts of Tang
led in Texas'' at the opera house
tomorrow evening and the win
ner will then be announced. The
privilege of voting will be given
before the count is taken. Great
interest has been developed the
last few days. The queen Is robe
is now on display in the window
at the A. 4 F.. store.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1915-07-01

been produced things always brighten
up-except the undertaking business
people quit dying and the hinges on the
cemetery gates rust and weaken of
non-usage.
Really folks, you don It want to miss
/" Tangled in Texas - There IS a laugh
coming to you. Go to the opera house
and get it.
Call up Harry right now and speak
for those seats. Tomorrow may be too
late
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1915-07-01
wEsTLAKE MAN INJURED.

T. NJ. DAVIS Of WestIake, was thrown
from a wagon Monday afternoon being
injured about the face and wrist. He
was brought to Grangeville Tuesday
afternoon by DR.. Turner for an X-ray
examination which showed that his
wrist was badly shattered and left eye
lid injured The examination was held
by DR.. Rains who reduced the fracture
and sewed up the injured eyelid.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1915-07-01
INFORMAL DANCING PARTY.

The home of W. n. Scales was the
scene of pretty dancing party last
Tuesday evening in honor of Miss
Lydia Parker who was married We'd
nesday night. There were some twenty
guests who enjoyed o most delightful
evening at this sort of amusement for
several hours.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1915-07-01

A party consisting of Messrs. Wiley,
Meader, Deierling and w. L. Campbell
outoed out to the Red Rock country
Wednesday and enjoyed the pleasing
sight of fields of grain that promise
bumper crops under favorable weather
conditions.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1915-07-01

Dell Blanehet, the rodeo man who
stages frontier exhibitions was in
Grangeville last Friday comforting with
men in this city relative to staging
Border Days exhibition this fall
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1915-07-01

Ranger Tom Crossley came in from
his ranger station on Castle Creek to-
day. Tom will have four guards in his
district during the fire season.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1915-07-01

Deputies Tim Quinlan and John
Byron went over to Cottonwood this
afternoon and brought back John
Sclichter of that place, lodging that
party in Jail pending his examination
for insanity.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1915-07-01

E. w. Rhett was in town last Monday
from Lucille
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-02-24
COUNCILMEN
AGREE MAYOR
IS IN WRONG

Ia spite ~ Mayor Gill'a afser-
tions. not ono member Of the coun-
cil could be- discovered today who
ever heard Thomas W Bolton, can
didate for the council, make an J.
w. w. speech or appear az "a rep.
rcHcutatiyc Of the !. vs.. "
As a matter Of fact the council
unanimously agreed with Bolton boo
bis opposition 70 a certain street
speaking ordinance which attempt
cd TO discriminate IN favor Of Ger
tain classes IN the right 10 speak on
the streets.
Bolton appeared before the c0un-
cll a. that time as president ~ the
Central Labor Council. a position
he stlll holds
The ordinance also attempted ~
place the power lu the hands ~ the
police 10 designate who should and
who should not use the streets Tor
speaking
SO unanimous waH the opposition
against the bin. except on the part
Of Mayor GIN. that the public safe
ty committee Of the council post
poued II indefinitely. and II never
was regarded ~ Of sufficient impOr-
tascr 10 bring II W before the c0un-
cil as a whole
Not one member Of the council is
recorded In favor of that measure.
aud not one councilman will zorro
b0rate tho mayor IN his statement
that baton opposed that ordnance
as an /. W. W
Gin haH refused 20 accept the in-
yitatlon OF the Bolton campaign
committee 20 speak AZ Greenland
Friday night and prove his charges
The mayor has contented himself
merely with saying that the PROOF
can be had from the councilmen
who heard Bolton speak against
that ordinance. But the council
men refuse 10 furnish the proof
for Gin. and the council records
also challenge the truth OF GINS
statement
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