The twice-a-week Twin Falls times. (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1916-1918, 1917-07-26
LARGE CROWD
AT HOME GUARD
FIRST DRILL
STEPS TAKEN TO
WARD ORGANIZATION OF
COMPANY LAST NIGHT
Two Regular Drills
Weekly Hereafter
All Who Can Will Drill Every
Night at Bickel School Grounds
in Order to Put Company in
Efficient Condition.

III Oruel 10 fuJ company IN
Efficient Condition.
Although the big Pythian celebra-
tion with its band music, noted ora
tors and fine program kept away
large number who otherwise would
have been present the attendance at
the initial drill of the home guard
company at the Bickel school grounds
last evening was very satisfactory
and the first steps toward organiza-
tiOn were completed, after which those
present were drilled. 1t was decided
to hold two general drills weekly on
Tuesday and Thursday evening. but to
also hold drill every night to which
all that can are urged to come, in
order that ae greatest efficiency may
be attained at the earliest possible
moment. The officers expect all the
company members to be present at
every drill.
The general commanders of the
company are DR.. H. r. Erskine, NJ. G.
Ware and James NJ Bower. Drill
sergeants are I. A. Appel, DeNorris
Bybee, Floyd Ham, A. d. Hughes and
E. f. Prf er.
The following have formally joined
the organization:
We the undersigned citizens of
Twin Falls agree to serve in an or
ganization to be known as The Home
Guards.
H. r. Erskine, H. L. Alexander A.
p. Truesdale, Enoch Wall, NJ S.
Hoover, James A. Patton, c. H. Stin-
son, S. P. Atherton, Floyd Ham, ]. E.
Ross, 0. W. Dougherty, A. c. Nor
ris, r. A. Norris, L. L. Hasson, c. r.
Plato, W. M. Schultz, II. L. Dinkel-
acker, r. H. Goodpasters, j. Kite, B.
A. Mccoy, r. K. Norris, l.. L. Norris,
T. B. Hendricks, Ed. Carter, w. l..
Hendricks, w. j. Smith c. B. Way
man, G. w. Gerrish, e. f. Prater, c.
w. Clark, II. p. Barger, Thos c.
Brunk, Chas l.. Hart, G. V. Parks, j.
W. Smith, ]. T. Windel, F. N. Kobs, j.
II. Pierson, j. r. Ault, ]. e. Cress, G.
G. Jenkins, w. T. Moore, J. w. GRAY
en-, E. F. McNew, Robert Mcbride, o.
c. Patnott, Wilbur w. Bolton, r. c.
Kohles, Emil Strobeck, Frederick Hill,
Thos. McElwain, F. f. Baker, d. c.
McMaster, d. d. Alvord, Orrin r. Hill,
B. Marsh, Irwin A. Appel, Jesse John
son, Allan G. Fisher, P. Schiffgen, E.
A. Belleville, Frank Belleville, J. w.
Hays, d. M. Denton, l.. c. Thompson
c. e. Allen, w. r. Priebe, w. T. Leal
. j. w. Havens, H. B. Lue, c. M. New
meyer, R. c. Cole G. G. McKown, B
S. Brasfield, ]. d. Anderson, VIM
H9rkins, G. o. Hinkel, L. B. Wall, c.
9 w. Thomas, Nick Smith, T. Wigles-
9 worth, DR.. Beebe, j. s. Sandford, d
| 20 Ixrir
, Lloyd, W. b. Robinson, Walter w. Mil
+ Ter, L. C. Cress, e. B. Kenneth, ]. e
= HILL f. j. Beldin, G. H. Self, L. w
, Jones, August Benson, Carl Ramsey
- w. Buckingham, j. e. Kelsey, E. M
9 Golden Miles G. Robinson, Sam Hart
= w. w, Mccormick, w. B. Wolfe, Chas
% Dryden, e. c. Sparks, l.. J. Malone
VIM. Secord, A. A. Buck, Geo. Haden
p feldt, NJ. M. Buck, W. R. Patton, Jane.
- Wallace, w. A. Jackey, Andy Shore
VIM. Hubert, F. e. Nefzger, ]. G
n Welch, G. H. Hempleman, J. w. Ding
~ man, Jas. A. Martin, H. +. Mckay, w
= p. Smith, ]. F. Dewitt, j. H. Cham
,e bers, Dan Morris, James d. Whelan, J
:. e. Stubbs, DR.. G. d. Bishop, G. I
IN Bracken, e. G. Bracken, VIM. F
6 Hoover, Earl Ross G. Slim Bush, {
~ W. Brunk AL Wick, James e. Jordir
Strobridge, James M. Bower, Jak
m Sonflieth, W. c. Moore, c. P. 'Steph
o. ems, L. E. Kerr, M. C. Ware, A. Par
rick, Clyde Beatty, Ralph Lee, G. N
of Walker, Carl Forsall, Jens Jensen, +
N E. Wheeler, DR.. White, c. P. Olesor
5e w. Donnolly, Percy Thompson, c. f
1d Allen, c. T. Bunce, ]. o. Johnson, Dl
in H. r. Grome, ]. o. Compton, j. 1
is Waggener, Merline Bailey, Gilber
al Younger, Burton Van Tassel J. v
or Robinson, B. F. Kinsey, Carl Forsel
oh John F. Hamann, w. w. Humphrey, F
a H. Thompson, A. E. Bissett, Mario
10 Hammons, c. A. Emes, Carl DeLoni
on p. R. Thompson, Ralph e. Leighton
= Paul 1. Smith, e. Herbst, L. Wylant