The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1918-08-15
Will Entrain for Camp Lewis,
Washington, Week of
August 25-31.
THREE GO TO MOSCOW
Arrangements Complete for
Proper Send-off for Next
Contingent.

Idaho county's second August quota
to the draft army will consist OF 70
men who will entrain at Grangevtlle
for Camp Lewis sometime during the
week of August 25-31 The officials OF
the local draft board have not yet re-
ceived the official schedule and the
date of the departure of the boys Ia,
therefore, not definitely known. The
state authorities fixed the quota from
Idaho county for this call at 20 men
but six additional men have been call
ed to fill vacancies in previous contin-
gents.
This call takes to service the last
of the class 1 men in Idaho county
who registered at the original conscrip-
tion registration on June 9th, 1917.
1t also calls on 1S men from the regis
trants who signed up for service in
June of the present year. Idaho c0un-
ty still has about 30 or 40 men in class
l of the 1918 registration awaiting
call to the front.
The men in the coming call have
been notified and as soon as the sched-
ule Is received Clerk TOllefson will
send out a call designating the hour
and day which they are to report at
Grangeville. While there Is no official
word on the subject 1t appears likely
that the boys will depart about the
26th and If this is the case the local
committees representing the Cowboy
band and the Commercial club will ar
range for grand ball for the soldiers
on the evening of Saturday, August "a,
and a reception at Halls Grove on the
Sunday evening following.
The 26 men listed in the August call
are:
Lawrence Lustig, Wheeler. Ill.
James Stanley, Warren, Idaho.
Grover Sharp, Warren, Idaho.
Henry Dempewolf Oberlin, Kansas.
Otis A. Wilson, Harlowton, Mont.
Carl FL. Borum, Ferdinand.
Clemens M. Reiner, Cottonwood.
Paul Albert Bogli, Cottonwood.
August Wensman, Cottonwood.
/ Darrell Fl. Culdice, Sites.
Marion r.. Butler Cottonwood.
! Will Scober. Cottonwood.
Lawrence w Uptmor, Keuterville.
VIM. J. Eller, Portland, Ore.
Jay S. Fogg, Grangeville.
Floyd c. Barnett, Clifford, Mont.
Josep l.. Tribe, Portland, Ore.
Joseph M. Ruzicka, Grangeville.
George r. Barnum. Kooskia.
Frank f. Sonnen. Cottonwood.
John ]. Uhlenkott. Keuterville.
Ira ID. Kerlee, Grangeville.
Albert Vessels. Greencreek.
Carlos NJ. Wiswell, Grangeville.
Frank w. Albers, Cottonwood.
Edgar G. Workman, Grangeville.
In addition to te above list and also
the 73 young men who departed on
August ). Idaho county this week
sent three young men to the university
of Idaho at Moscow, who have volun-
teered for special mechanical training
in Uncle Sans service. They depart
ed today for Moscow. They were Nor
vile Johnston of this city, Earl Richey
of Ferdinand and Delyin Keller, who
resides near Grangeville. Johnston
who has played trombone in the Cow
, boy band ever since the organization
Of the band and also the Cowboy or.
, chestra, will be missed in musical cir
cles, particularly. He has had con
. siderable experience in auto driving
, and garage work and like his compan
, ions in the contingent to Moscow, i.
, taking up the work for which he has
, already shown a natural aptitude.