Bonners Ferry herald., 1916-07-28
LOCAL PEOPLE
ARE UNLUCKY
Are Not Among the First Names To
Be Drawn For ColvilIe Reser-
vation Lands
GEO. LENNON GETS FIRST CHANCE
He Has Been Working For the City
At Standpoint

North Idaho people did not fare
very we'll in the Colville Indian Res
ervation land drawing which started
yesterday morning in Spokane and
not one Boundary county persons
name was drawn up until the time
of going to press this morning.
George Lennon of Spokane, drew
No. 1. Lennon is supposed to be
working at Standpoint for the city.
Yesterday his parents did not know
his exact whereabouts.
About 10000 people registered for
the drawing. 1t is claimed that
there will be only about $50 or 300
claims on the reservation which will
be worth claiming. Some have
asserted that there are only about
100 good claims on the reservation.
The first fifty names drawn yes
terday were as follows:
No. L, Georgt Lennon, E15O1
Bridgeport avenue, Spokane.
No. 2, Anton NJ. Anderson, Null
kiteo, Wash.
No g, Edward H. Peterson, Win
ton, Wash.
No. a, Edward D. Furman, E915
Augusta avenue, Spokane.
No. 5, Charles NJ. Sander, E207
Crown avenue, Spokane.
No. 6, Thomas lie Neve, S044 First
avenue N. E., Seattle.
No. 7, Miss Linda NJ. Deibert,
Princeton, Wis.
No. 8, Philip F. McCauley, 1918
Yesler way, Seattle.
No. 9, Glen A. Stoner, Mt. Hope,
Wash.
No. 10, Andrew N. Lawson, 522S
Forty-ninth avenue, Seattle.
No. II, Otto Bernard Olson, S634
Denver street, Spokane.
No. II, Charles A. Erkenbrack,
Quincy, Wash.
No. 13, Margaret A. Wallace,
CRANKY court, Spokane.
No. IA, Sarah E. Truox, Tekoa,
Wash.
No. Is, Sophia Pohoska, Butte.
No. 16, John Jergasies, 300 Riv-
erside, Spokane.
No. II, Harold William McDer-
mott, Harrington, Wash.
No. IS, Harvey L. Rowley, Kali
ispell, Mont.
No. 19, Emil N. sjoider, East
Ivenwood Snohomish county.
No. 20, William H. Crossman, 063e
Hamilton street, Spokane.
No. 21, Elmer D. Nichols, Mos
COW, Idaho.
No. %, Leonard NJ. Funk, Walla
Walla, Wash.
No. %, James w. Shaughnessy
R. F. D. No. 1, Puyallup, Wash:
hotel, Ritzville, Wash.
XkT,llsoro D.,o, n
No. 3, Arlington, Wash.
No. 26, Joe NJ. Coffey, Omak
Wash.
No. 27, Earl H. James, Wool Mair
avenue, Spokane.
No. 2S, George X. Walter, Box 79
Odessa, Wash.
No. 90, Domianus Maske. soldier
Oroville, Wash.
No. 80, Mrs. Ethel L. Fast, S20214
Washington street, Spokane.
No. 81, Frank Shields, Trail, B
No. 80, August w. Harter, R. F
D. No. 1, Albion, Wash.
No. 33, Allan M. Woody, S643 Wa
bash avenue, Seattle.
No. "a, Floyd A Williams, Seattle
No. 35, Eric Nelson Sjolander
East Standwood, Wash.
No. SO, Carl Nelson, Division hotel
Spokane.
No. 81 John H. Ribbe, 824 Seventh
street, Bremerton, Wash.
No. 3S, Raleigh c. Thomson, Ba
ker, Ore.
No. 80, Jesse NJ. Carr, Lind, Wash
No. 40, Rose Garcia, 1851 st
Charles street, Alameda, Cal.
No. Al, Hans j. Smith, Wenatchee
Wash.
No. AZ, Mrs. Amanda Mccoy, sol
dier's widow, R. F. D. No. Seattle
No. AZ, Frank Gale, Soap Lake
Wash.
No. "A, James Shinolt, soldier, Is
Eleventh avenue, Seattle.
No. As, Edgar S. Saxon, soldier
Gil Stephens avenue. Missoula, Mont
No. as, Ernest j. Kendtner, boz
1853 Renton, Wash.
No. AZ, Alex Ross Patterson, w
1912 Nora avenue, Spokane.
No. 4S. Joseph A Mills. 81 Rutle