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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-28
g9em nedSren Nic llnifnrmrn2 ,

Die %oli0ei oes noro6Itlidcn Di.
lirifts moc6te miiien wcr 0ie Giaen.
tbiimer bon 5wei @eiuflei0ern unO
5mei &6dcn iino, ole in Ger @irtb.
ldoft 0cS Siioor Studs glr. 1865,
0it.SapctteltroBe, aufgefunoeu mlir.
oen mo olgenI6einIi1 Sbeile elmer
9rnoeS-slr Uniform moreu.
GopitGn Wiorbiier elaubt, oaB oie
llnifornen BON 5ipei 0eiertcureu i'm
Slide gelalien muroen. SSuds en-.
tldrte DER %oIi5ei, ole llniformen
leien in iciuer @irtbidoft oifgefuu.
Oen moroen bod wiiie er uidt, mic
oielelben IN oie 8irtbldoft fomcn,
nod mem tic gcb6rtcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-28
Grlas icimcm gScrIcbanaen.

SnfoIae Der &erlebllneem sic er
por einiscn Eogeu erlitt ais iein
Nllto ON oer Nlople- ino Sarforo-
slpeuuc bon einem StroBenbobnlpoa-
gon getroffen lulroe ltarb acIteru i'm
ct Soicpb's Soipital Gbos. Shtmpt
81 Sobre alt, Der an Ser @2opIe.glbe-
me mobute Coroner Or. 8. Suor
SnsleD bat cine ltnteriduug oes
5aIlcs engeleitet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-28
iciu stclle unO iibcridritt nic Oos

iein Stele mo iibcriAritt nie oos
@loB.
IS iittibcrous rii6rcnO, oaB ct
9lciGiomfin ieineul Bernie eefoaen
lit. Cie eelicbte EeGnit bat i'm 5ilr
9ieiie oeranloBt, BON Der er nidt ais
Elm Se6euOer 5uriidfommen iolte.
S5n ser 6renioe iano CT Oen 600.
9lber OoS 0ous, ons CT ulS iein SeinL
ais oie 3ufhldtSitdtte nob Oes Ea-
geS glergereien uno glrbeiten, INNER
gepileet bat, nn6m i'm oui ~ adj,
6um Letter 0iolel ~ lluo intgiebt
icinen Sorg nit foitli6em 6rieoen.
Son i6m aus lentt iib imier Sim
5ur ewieen Soiimmg mo Dem 8rie-
Oeu Der bonn Sinmel lit.
Inter 0en 0ablrei1eu 9lmenga.
minocn, oie e6enio lue Die itorfe 9e'
t6eiliglng an Der 9eeroigung m0
sic g9orte OeS Seeliorgers, sic Ser
iuanOten ii6er5eitgen muBten, ooB ibr
lie6er @ater unO @otte in Dem Sc
meiuueien 9oltinore's oIlgeuiein
ais elm gutter giirser, fdbiger @lenicb
un0 iletiger 6relluo betrodtet ipurOc,
beianoen iih Die foleeuoen: Srei-
mourer-9l65ei6en BON Ger rs. s.. ..
2otro6e-2oge;;" Gronj bon Dem @n.
Gon5il bon SSnaenieuren eincm
3meige oes Recommendations;
prdAtpolle glumenitiide bonn Eebni-
i1en @erein bon Baltimore; &ran5
bonn Gednifer-@erein bon Chicago;
Bouquet bon &ilien bonn Gehnifer-
Gerein BON @itts6ur9b; 9llimenitiid
pom Olarine.Sngen .Gerein, uuo
onOere 9lumengewin0e BON s. So @.
@lurp6p, S. s. Gj. @ortbe uuO 6rou
&arl 81. I}. SdoIb, =. s. aimnel
5rau @. g6oriuolt 9loom &immel,
5rnt S6eppcr, @eorae @uuuede,
Gbarles 9iuppredt, Aul Senpsl,
Scrrn unO 6aru Safer, $errn ino
6rau S. 9nollenberg, &aul uno Otto
9oettger, 6rau Oscar SermanM
6rou @lott6ew @idmono, Snoeuieur
@oilif iebt in G6ile itotionirt, iino
pieIe auocre.
Auf @oo0Iawn beeroigt.
Iie @ecr0igupg eriolgte oiif oen
@ooOlomn 6rieo6oic, woielbit @Sa-
itor Soimann nod einc fur5e 9ln-
iprade uno @e6et 6ielt. 9eiu 9luac
mor t6rdncnlos, ais oie IterbliAc
SiiQe ms itille @ro6 bino6gcieuft
wuroe. 9llS Observation-Disclosures flu-
girten Die iolgenoen @iit9licoer 0es
Tec6nifer- -@ereinS BON Baltimore:
9lidorO Sau0IoB, 9(. 2oeier, $. 6.
@ori6e, globert Sobn, @eorge 9uu.
nede, 9arl 8ies, 9looIp6 Sdoneis,
G6omas SeuB, Otto Gu9rou, SeurO
Eiirf, SenrD Mallebre 5. 9rums6a-
GEN So6n &. Iier5upeit Garl Bon.
bar0t uno George Eiocrtih.
Der ieierlibe 9iitus oes 6reimou-
rer-OroenS murOe inter Den 9luIpi-
8icn Der u2otrobe.2oge g3r. t65" aus
geiii6rt &ertreieu ipareu uno ais
01oL,t,.,N4....o.. f,,,,.~;,.4c,, So corrn,,
G0oiprO 2. Eorfer wiir0iger Ylel-
iter 0obio s. Sepburn, Senior
@or0ein Gbomos 8. WlitdeIl, sSl-
nior @aroeiL S. E6omas. Gaplan,
George @rabom. Moridoll lno bic
Serren @. SarOer, Wlartin 9raoV,
&erbert @illing6om @. S. @Omsn
81. 9. 2uuer, 3. 81. Stenml $o6n
Nliluc. gg. @eper, s. gs. Q. NlurpbU
g9, s. Carr iin0 s. 8. g9ieit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-28
u0nnrnirnrs.GLnhN.

Sn Der 9luguIt.gllmmer oes @3o.
notSbIottcs 0es aSnocnieurS.Gm
bon Baltimore" 1T eiu interenauter
9lrtifel iiber 0en uFhnger.@Icuator"
cntbalten. Ser g(rtitel melher bon
Srn. Giiert geidrieben it, lino Die
crfor0erli6en GrfIdrun9en fir Die
gere4nuneen beigetiigt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-28
@irsipia .Npais.

Ger critic neue @3ois BON 9lid.
mouo. Golnio. 3d. lpuroe 9eIiern
mlf DER &anoelSfoumer an ole 6ir.
ua So6n g. Suogins & SO. sum
9Sreile BON So pro Sab pertauit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-28
Die stnOt mni OrShcr lucrOcm.

@r-@ouucrueir @optn @oriielo lit
itoI5 mti Baltimore, ooS gcraOeio
pocbicn ioIlte, wie Oie ulSiOelit1
So. Sr. G6oS. Nlorris Som.
aro, Gin lluab66ngigcr nil fir
bic 9lepublifancr Itimmcu. Sr.
GcGoirceo @. 16om fritiirt.
Gr.@oupcrncur @rwm @arficIO
bat iid riidicbislos 81 65iiniten ser
Grpeiterims Scr stootgreu3en BON
Baltimore ans9eiprodjcn. Gr ingte;
y Iie n6iOelitg 60" bat i6re @c-
id6ite iibcr Oie gau5e @elt ouSee-
Oebnt uno mir Iino itol5 oarauf iageu
81 6nnen ooB mir OoS Sauptbiireou
in Baltimore 6aben. lln0 mie mir
ltetS porwGrts itrebeu, 10 iollte aud
oie Sta0t Baltimore oaS 9ledt 6o6en,
iib 81 oergr0Bern. Gs lit ui6t ongc-
ne6nL 81 b6rcu, ooB oie Stoot oif
Oem @laride gum 6ortiBritt 3uriid.
bleibt. Sd crfIdrc mid o6nc 9iid-
bait fir cine @ergroBerlng ser @ren.
sen. Die Staot broudt meiteres Ger.
ritoriln, in0 oie 9cute aus oen
Counties io1ten oen 9Biiniden ser
Staot entgegen fonncn.@
Serr Charles @lorris SomorO, eli
ner Der 6ibrer oeS unab61nqigen oc-
mofrotiiden Glenentes, bat fib e6en-
iquS fir cine @crgroBerug ser Stoot
ertldrt uno piQ fit oie repu6lifoni.
iden Ganoiooten Itimmen, neil sic.
ielben ole @il ser ,@r6Bcrcn 9olti.
more 2iga4 inOoiiirt 6a6eu.
SEER EcGourceD @, lbom, ,ueI6cr
in Oemotrotii6en Gei6en uort6eil6ait
befannt 1T, be5eidnet oic San0limgs.
peiie ser 0cmofrotii6cu StaotS.Cr.
ganiiotion, oas g9a6st6um Wolti.
iiiore'S 81 Oerbinoern, ais einea rieli.
Gen SrrtDnllI Serr 59om fiibrt in
elmer Idngeren 3lddriit aus, oaB sic
Staot bonn Staot ecpllngcn muroe,
me6r ols 5mei Irittel olcr Stellern
i'm Staate 81 trngen. QluBeroem lei
in Baltimore ooS Gigcnt6um sum
bollen @ert6e obgeidGbt, m66rcno
Die Sclite i'm Goumtp faum su GO.
Fro3eut pom @ertbe i6res @iQen.
tbuns 81 Oen Steucrn oes 2taatcs
beiiraaen.
Gr-MoDor 6. Glay Eimomls t6ciI.
te geltern nit, oaB er inter Ieinen
Scfauntcn I'M @ei9Gitst6eiIe nidt
mcniger, ols eiu OoQeS lubcn0 elm.
ilnBreide Icotrateu aetroiieu babe,
uel1e iDm miteet6eilt 6Gttcn, ooB lie
i'm giooembcr aaS repu6IifoniIhe
Gidet BON 9luiano bic 5u @uoe tim.
men mollcn INN iidber 5u gc6en 0aB
Die Staot ole crpiinicbte erlpciterllnq
DER Staotgren5en crbGlt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-28
ScImdJem gsia0ara Nails.

Sr s. u. 9tciiinger bon 9lr. 1921
Sf.ylortb glDeme, unO feline Eodter,
6rau Ytanlie GppIcD, reiieu beute
nod yliogaro Sails, po lie bis gum
8. Sftober al bcrpeilen geoenfen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-28

STRIPE; Olarciis s. &Ornug 3d.
2Si7 gloro.Golpert- ShoBe; G5orlcS
$. Claiborne, il, SillS, Wlo; GaoiO
IS. @per6ort, SSreoerid, lmo u. Sanf-
iorO, 9}r. 1921, ct. @oul-StraBe
u 9lusgcbpbenc Oes 5meiten
IiitriftS.
Sic observation-disclosures iiir ben
5tueiten GiItrift Der Stoot 9olti-
more madte oeiiern 0ie 9tomen Der.
icnigen 9hiSgc6obenen 6cfonnt. Die
iih n06iten Sountog noG Gomp
@leooe begeben miiiien. Gs iino oies:
@illiam Noring. 1902 SbnmeSitr.
Somes Gom6rosfi. 2O35 ,Solnton.
@olterGoinsfi, 2t5 S..@oi6iugtou
Sol. Sonomsfi. 1926 S6ofeipeare.
s. @o5opic5, 406 9. G6eiteritr.
Sranf &mpolsfL t7t5 g(licemno.
3. .. @otelD, ir., 1927 0it-Erott.
S. sc. @ib, 2t2 Q. .-@oi6iugtou.
Sobn Groiuioro, 2OO9 9it.@anf
9a6ert &dresfe, 524 Q. -g9olfe.
SorrD @loL 800 S.-9roaOwaD.
@m. 81. SoleD, 1880 Sit-9om6arO.
S. 9lme5eBfi. 516 Q. S..g9oi6ington.
S. q. Soib, 32t Q. -9lnn.
Guon Dee 1903 SSleet.
SorrD 9loel6erg, 1882 96ames.
S. 9. Meiniiuger, 106 S..Gurbom
sc. GuliS3emsfi 5i7 g. Chapel.
9latban &romer 2OO7 0it-9Srott.
Sol. s. GoeuIiua, 7 .-Goltle.
g9m. &elIp, 7f5 S.-9lnu
9bomos $. Glrron, 1903 @ougb.
8eter 9lunO, Si3 q. .8ono.
&6om. q. Drills, SOB z. S.-G6opel.
Stunite 9aropnoSfi, 1908 gonf.
6. u. &idercr, 2029 Git.2omboro.
So6n o. S5asfe, 3t7 5..9lnu.
S. S. @oaohleiger, 243 S.-g9ai6-
inoton.StraBe.
Sol. Sdmeiger, POOP Guitern-9Iue.
9ller. 9loamsfi 6tS Q. -@olie.
Goniel 81 Gronin, PIG S..G6opeI
9luOrew @aiomstt 527 S.-9lnn.
81. Sobolew$fi, 906 Q. -9roaomap.
gSm. q. Sorrigau, 1906 Gjouqb.
s. $. Gom6rowsft 725 2. Bethel
Soiep6 q. Connolly, POOP 9onf.
8. q. Gum 174S Git-Qom6orO.
6. 3. @lott6eus, tt9 g. .9lcocIicr.
g(er8te fiir Ote &in0er.
Bflege.
Sn @rpiOernng ouf 0ic orinecn-
ben griuden oes @laiors Gropiou
M..@. @}lirpbp, oes G6ciS ser nGo-
t6enl 9rcu5~ -Gomnliiiion in 6ranf.
reid, gebt Oieien @lonot cine brittle
9lbtbeiIine BON 9ler8ten lno &ron-
tcnpfleGerinnen fir oie SGugIingS-
pileee nah 6ranfrcidJ. Sn Ger 9leiie-
@eielidaft iino uuBer neun aronten-
pfleaerinnen Oie folgeuOen 9ler0te:
Or. S. S. Moipn 9nor, iul,
BON Baltimore; Or. Sobn 9.
Manning bon Seattle; Or. Slorence
Gbopman Gbilo bon Ybilooclpbio;
Or. @OmunO S. 2obbe bon @ortlano,
Ore; Or. gtbel 2Don Seoro bon
@olDeiton Ger. or. Selen $. @oo0-
roife bon Ocean &arf, Gol.; Or. 90.
rotbD G6iIo BON 9bilaoeIpbio; Or.
8. $. Seaenines BON Columbus,
o. unO Or. Sueb Seoton bon DEL.
itone, W}ont.
8rauden marine &lei-
0ung.
Or s. SO. Z. SinneD bat ieiner
@ottin bon 8rantreiA geihrieben,
ooB worme 8iuterflcioimg boHit
uotbmenOig ici, uno eriuht feline
6rellnoe bier, fir sic Wtitglieoer oes
cSohns SopfinS. Gorbs in Sranfreidl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-28

<tltS pNH VNAtW4NWt
Cine oiterreicbiihc eir1iit will i6ren
omcrifoniidcu @aticn los lpcr-
ocu. Eie 6rou oeS Scrrn 60.
9rowu cr1dlt $1,000 Sloocntr.
iob pom Ser aranfenpilcacrin st.
ia SnDOcr 5uaeiprodcn. 6rau
@aogett, aeb. Eanetcr, mill BON
gSm %aogctt gridicocn peroeu.
Srou SO. Sopcr, luclGe and als
@rdiin GelD 6efannt lit bat oirh
Oen gluuolt ". S. Son6fin cine 4la.
ge ouf SheiOung gegen iDreu Wloun
GOporO Soper inn @eriAie einrei-
den laiieu Gie 6rau 0rdiu mo6nt
felt neun @oden Ill Baltimore uno
6eiratbetc i'm SuIi. Qor einiacu ga.
Gen lieB lie ibren N}om perAaiten
neil er Die S6iire 81 ibrer Robuuug
9lr 206 u. p.5traBe, eiuge.
ihlagen 5o6en ioll. Srol Soper lit
cine llugariu nuo Deirai6etc einen
0iterrcidiic6en Groieu ais iie IS Sab.
re alt mar Spdter muroe lie ae.
idjieOen. 5br Sobu oieut in ser
0iterreidiiheu glrmee. Sie ielblt lit
erit ieds Sabre in oieiem 2anoe.
9 SAef0unQSfIddc
SSm &reiSgeridt gtr. 2 reiAte ae.
itern 6rau Coma .. @oOgett ae6 "a.
meter, cine &lage I'm a6iolnte Sdlei-
Oiug BON ISM. &. &oogett, So6n oes
Contractors 9lo6ert @aoaett, elm.
Ser 9Inlpolt Soiepb Eauiels i6cilte
in Der Glageibriit nit 0aB 0os Saar
i'm September 1915 bcirot6ctc unO
iid i'm 9Ipril 1917 trennte. gs linO
feline &in0er Oor6ou0en. Tie 8rau
perlquat 9aimente unO giebt an sab
Der MlanH $40 pro @odc Dcroient.
%aogett pobnt bel ieiuem Batter an
foro-9roaowan uuo bic iinge 6rau
1T 81 ibren @lteru on Der g9eit.
9fortb.slpey 5uriidgefebrt
Ter glrditeft will ieiu
Wel0.
Ger 9lrbitctt Otto s. 5imoulon
bat oie 6irma QeDiniou & 3euiB Inn
$1,000 SdaoenerioB Derflogt. fir 9lr.
belt, Die er al oem 9leubQu fiir sic
6irma on Der @o0. nobe 6oOcite.
StroBo getbon bat.
grbdIt 5000 3uaeiprodeu.
Sic @eihmorenen i'm Sto0tacrid)t
ipraden geitcrn ser Srou @ua Nan
9ropn ole Slmme bon $1,000 5do.
oencriaB 81, melde Sri. Gtta 5n1.
Der oofiir 5a1Ien ioll, ooB lie sic Qie.
be oeS Soften Der aldgerin All lid
geriiieu babcn ioll. SSrou 93romn lit
Die Stieiiodter oes befannten 8a6n.
ar5tes Ir. Malfer Q. l6omas. sic
Ieste i'm @cridte oeri6ieoenc @6oto. .
arop5ien nit Dem 8ilOe ibres @ottenv
lno Der &erflagteu Dor umO ga6 an,
ooB Der D1ann iein 2e6eu 5u @unitcn
oes 6rls SnDoer babe perIidcrn lai.
len ,5rI. Su00er 1T cine aranfeu.
pile9erin i'm 5rautliu Squore.Soipi-
tal unO lieB iib i'm @eridlt uiht ge-
Gen Die erbobene alage pertbei0iaen.
6rau 9rown bat cine Sdeioungsfla.
&c i'm arcisaeridt 9lr 2 eurciden
lalen- Gie 9ropuS 6eiratbeten am
30. Slni 1909 mo le6teu aliidlid
3uiammeu bis in 1915 sic gcpriifte
arantenpileserin Den @lonn fenueu
Iernte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-28
Die Siccn5fOitcu fir ben 0iitrift
Columbia. r.

glm 4 Sorilm 1913 merNeu oIle
bonn 3iitrift Columbia on Nlarblda.
Der 9hltomobile ousgeitelIteu 2iceu-
den nngiiltig mo neue 9lotcn tretcn
II Srait Gie ncueu 9loteu fir glu-
tomobilc iino,
big "a Ficroetrdftc. .$3 bro ssabr,
big 30 Fferoetrdfte. .$5 bro Syobr,
aber 30 @feroctrGfte $40 pro Syobr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-28

Or. 3. Wl. Z. 5inneD bat ieiner
@ottin bon Sranfreib geibrieben,
6oB worme @iuterfleioune bo6lt
uotbmenoig ici uno erlubt feline
Sreinoe bier, fir sic Ntitglieoer oes
Sobns Sopfins.Gorps in SroufreidJ
morme &leioung 0u lenoen.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1917-09-27

Floyd Stewart of Newberg, Oregon
arrived in the city Monday evening
and will be employed at the Steven's
transfer.
Rev. Ii. j. Wood announces the fol
lowing sermon topics for next Sunday,
The Beginning of All, and chow to
Reach the Top
John Maugg of Cottonwood arrived
III the city Tuesday evening, having
been drawn on the jury for this term.
He is visiting at the home of his son
Undertaken A. J. Maugg.
w. F. Clark, stock man from Harps-
ter, was passenger to Vollmer Wed
nesday morning to look over ranch
he has been thinking of buying. He
will also purchase some feed while there.
Walter McAdams, B. Clayton and
Arthur MeSpadden were among the
Grangevillains who took in the Round
Up at Pendleton last week. James
Farnham was also present and gave an
exhibition of riding bad horses.
II. S. Nccurly of Pullman arrived
in the city few days ago and has ae-
eepted the position of day clerk at the
/ IhlpSildi JouhS man 10 "
printer and worked for some time in
the Pullman printing offices. He takes
the position until recently filled by
Milton Murphy who left Tuesday to
attend school in Kansas City.
J. f. Gentry of Cottonwood was one
of those drawn on the jury but was
lucky enough to get excused on aeeoant
OF urgent farm work following the re-
cent beneficial rains. o. p. Fry also Of
the same district was also excused for
Il similar reason. The gentlemen left
for home Wednesday morning. Both
are preparing to sow big wheat crops
c. l.. Jones and wife from Lewiston
arrived in the city Tuesday evening
and will make their home here Mr.
Jones has accepted the position of wire
chief for the Pacific Telephone com
pany. Mr.. Jones was recently dis
charged from the Second Idaho il
which organization he served as must
clan for some time. On Monday hi
was married to Miss Olive McCargal
of Lewiston thewedding taking place il
that city.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1917-09-27
INJURED IN RUNAWAY.

While returning from town to his
ranch yesterday forenoon, Joe Squibb
met with serious accident when his
team becoming frightened, ran away
ON the road near the brick yard and
as a result Joe suffered fracture of
easy as possible. His brother William
who was along, lis Considerably
bruised up and will be confined to his
bed several days. Joe had hooked up
a team of young horses and was re-
turning home with load of farm tools
which he was going to put up at his
sale when the rafting of the same
frightened the horses resulting in the
breaking of the reach of hack and
throwing the two men violently to the
ground. Joe was taken to his home at
once and DIR. Stockton called, reducing
the fracture and making the man az
easy as possible. His brotehr William
suffered a number of bruises but will
be out and around in a few days.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1917-09-27
LOCALS AND PERSONALS
. @@@@@~~@@@@%%~@%G

z Loans, low rate, long time, Ayers.26-tf
w. q. Peacock Of Ferdinand was in
our city Friday.
Mrs. Ida G. Smith of Elk City was in
the county seat Saturday.
f. C. Smith of Whitebird had bust
ness in the county seat last week.
Otto Sutzinger of Cottonwood had
business in Grangeville last Saturday
Wanted-Good, young sheperd dog,
or eoolie. Ben Long, Grangeville. 1873
Mrs. w. l.. Clark of Harpster was a
Grangeville visitor last Friday and Sat
urday.
L. f. Horne of Lewiston spent sun
day in Grangeville as the guest OF
friends.
John Baer of Cottonwood was noticed
circulating on our busy streets re"
days ago.
Cement blocks, farm tiles, chimneys
and well curbing at Chester Arnold $
.'in,,h;ng sbon 43-tf
]. G. Daubenspeck of Skookumchuck
was transacting business ~ the county
seat Saturday.
Mrs. X. b. Shaw left for Spokane
SATURDAY after spending couple weeks
with her husband who is engineer al
Granreyille Electric light dam.
The Cowboy Band started into prac
ticing again for the first Monday night
after couple weeks inactivity WINE
the members were resting up from tbelI
strenuous week at the Spokane falr.
Teddy Tollefson, of Sites visited
Grangeville Wednesday and disposed OF
seven head of fat steers, to Fred Hunt
Mr.. Tollefson reports the threshlng on
the prairie about finished for the sea
son
II. l.. McCarty, a young man who has
been helping on the survey OF th'
north and south highway, left Monday
morning for Lewiston where he WI
enter school enrolling in the college Of
liberal arts.
John Segar of the Winona section
one of the substantial men over there
was in town Wednesday looking afte
business matters and was among TN
out OF town guests at the Commercial
Club luncheon.
Sergeant T. Rogers of the Secon'
Montana with headquarters at Helen'
was Ill tnt tltS OWL cuhhby 'hN Se"s
of friends here. Accompanying the SCI
geant from Lewiston was Miss Doroth.
Westenheiser who is visiting her siste
Miss Fay of this city.
G. +. Ball who has been wire chic
for the Pacific Telephone Company LEI
SATURDAY for Walla Walla where he wi
accept a similar position with the sam
company. Mr.. Ball has made his heat
quarters at Grangeville for the past ]
months and shown himself to be
capable young man and competent
handle his work at all times.
Thomas Pogue, manager of the Sa
mon River Store at Whitebird was
the city the first of the week, on h
way home from Lewiston. Mr.. Pogl
thinks the country will be greatly ben
fitted when the north and south hig
way connects this with the Saline
river country as there will be great
facilities afforded for getting suppl
into the mercantile establishments
that section.
Men to serve rs commissioned al
non commissioned Officers and prlVat
in the ordnance department of the Tn
ed States Army are urgently needed,
eording to the government IS latest ca
for volunteers. They must be of dra
age or older, and must have cole
training or be tmen of sufficient actu
business experience to enable them
grasp the subject and be relied up
after completing the course. No 9th
requirements are stated in the call
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1917-09-27
NEW YORK co. INCORPORATE,
Owners in Spokane Last Week Malitk
Out Necessary Papers.

Charles and c. F. Smith, R. &. Perry
and George Huntley were in Spokane
last week and while there had drawn 10
articles of incorporation of their min.
ing group located in the Ten Mile dis
trict. The corporation is still known as
the New York Mining Company, The
permanent Officers have not yet bean
named as there were some papers TO be
turned over and it is presumed that the
company will elect officers in short
time. Meantime the temporary Officers
mentioned some time ago are still in
power.
With the opening of the Ten Mile
district there are many in our city who
figure that this section will experience
something in the nature of boom
With the opening of this district many
others viii fall into line and give the
towns on the, Camas Prairie market
that has long been needed.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1917-09-27
ADVERTISED LETTERS.

List Of letters advertised for the
week ending Sept. %, 1917 at the
Grangevine, Idaho, post office:
Barham, Frank. o
Conner, Mrs. Helen.
Hamilton, Mrs. Dick.
Johson, J.
Kellar, w. A.
Latimer, Mrs. Flora.
Mye, Mrs. Rosa.
Reese, Frank (2.)
O'Hare, Mrs. Lorena.
Rowe, Mrs. A. Z.
Smyth, Chas. Amos G..
Vaughn, Max.
Wood, Mrs. Carrie L.
Wilson, Clarence Il. (2) iils,
when calling for any of the above
pieaee mention advertised. 49,
l.. A. Wisener, p. M.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1917-09-27
HYf IS PARDONED

At the meeting of the State
Board of Parole, held at Boise on
Tuesday of this week, Frank bye,
convicted in this county three
years ago of second degree muir
der, was granted a full pardon
and will be given his liberty
Christmas. Hye killed his wife
and a young man by the name of
Hugh Kennedy at Elk City on
October 4, 1914 and was tried
during the March term of 1915.
Hye's defense was temporary in
sanity and the unwritten law.
When the matter of voting up
on the application for pardon
came up two voted for granting
the same and Governor Alexan-
der against.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1917-09-27

Mrs. c. A. Parsons and son Alfred
left Wednesday morning for Oove'
dale, Oregon where they will spend the
winter with Mr.. and Mrs. Parsons con
and daughters, the latter leaving Aas
but short time ago.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-06-28

American troops have arrived France These The ir.t
Of Pcrshings land And yc' the people OF c lmJcd States
did not know that these had -aIcd'
There have been many striking illustrations o che loyalty ODD
the press the began bu equal To- t demonstration
Of their desire safeguard their country md c who Will
do battle for
There question o the fact that thc agcucic. and
many individual papers knew positively when these troops sailed
From The newspaper standpoint thu, fact good tory But
this day sacrificing good sorc and good motley and
good food Tor the common good OF the nation
incidentally viii be remembered hy many Amauloar that
Tcrshngs week, ago passed through tins uy their
way New York open secret that they 20 go
aboard transports And yc although these
spcuous figures Amarillo for the greater part o day, The
News made mention OF their ar, departure probable Dies
tnation although all these thing, known bw The A,~s
deserves credit than other publications along hc u foo
not them contained a OF 'pcrsnrg
The need OF legal censorship thu country confined th
lew black sheep" iod Ihc great bod, American
papers loyal 20 the The great bod, OF American
papers have dome thc bi work recruiting ,,u.cr,a-
OF the nation and along go other u ut make
for Preparedness
Vet, incidentally. isn't strange that with 400 the free a,cr
Using that gtcn government projects ,,ugc pat
prohbitvc paid advertising from which hc press
receives It's liic's blood,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-06-28

Cmckasua
When it comes 60 doing things
hickgsha lacks nothing ltis a rail-
road town. bias fUr promise OFF bum
per corn and cotton crops alihouah %
month bate Chcfasha hard hit @
fov years tBck s nov regaiuinr and
is making q great hit With tuo pee.
pie who loo. for place 90 settle.
Among those who arrived here 20
attend the convention are j b Bry-
an, county assessor y n NuIlcun.
ounv treasurer Ross Con county
clerk " % shepherd county super
ut"udout % A. Thompson county
commissions 1nd Nr colby DluU-
, engineer
Chirkasha was ono Of The proui-
.r.uf towns roprr outed iu tIo par
.Udr Tho girls representing fnr Red
Cross part lf ih' parade neatly at
ursl and beautiful of couu'culnCo.
took one Ut tha big prizes One of
the Cmrklsha mon utd hat they ha1
rm, pprparrd IN Oklahoma Do is
improper tu rill tho plara Dhi0t1sha
o. having won ,l- snhrIuset lHlN.
especially ou railroad vaybdls and
nu3uc'0rs reports
And Chs s loiur strong az Tho
convention. according 60 'h' county
loncials. uumucr OF whom were
seen hy reporter yesterday