Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1918-10-17
ALI, EXCEPT ONE ARE OF THE
1918 OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
GO TO CALIFORNIA
FIVE DEPART FOR MOSCOW
Results of Physical Examinations of
Glass 1 Men Announced by
Local Draft Board

one exception, of the 1918 registration
have been called for military service
They are to report to the local boarC
in Grangeville the week of October 81
and are to entrain during the week fol-
Fort Rosecrans, Cal. The men are:
Clark Jessup, Cottonwood.
William John Crea, Fem.
Gordon J. Miller, Carpentiere, Gal.
Warren NJ. Palmer, Grangeville.
Edward Steinbach, Grangeville.
Benjamin Johnson, Kamiah.
William Sheldon, Winona.
Five Leave for Moscow.
Five young men left Grangeville
Tuesday morning for Moscow, to en-
ter special training. All were of
Grangeville. They are:
William Hartman.
franklin Pettibone
John W. Kendrick.
John Henry Brown.
James A. Bowman.
Benjamin Arbuckle of higgins AMI
Leslie R. Powelson of Dixie left Mon
day for Vancouver Barracks, Wn. They
went into limited service.
Master List Arrives.
The local draft board has received
the master list from Washington, and
is busy fixing the order numbers of re-
gistrants of last September.
Physical examinations to which Glass
men between Is and 80 years, of the
new registration, have submitted re-
suited in the division of these men into
three divisions, as announced by the
local board. Those in A are physically
qualified for general military service.
Those in B have remedial defects, and
those in D, are physically disqualified,
and have been placed in Glass 5. Here
is a list of men in the three divisions:
Glass A.
Henry B. Blake, Keuteryille.
Jacob Fl. Nancy, Grangeville.
Glen Robinett, Kooskia.
Leon h. Lansing, Woodland.
samuel s. Underwood, Winona.
Elias L. Sellards, Sites.
Eddie Davis, Spring Camp.
Rodney Meade, Higgins.
Gold 5. Potter, Grangeville.
Hugh Homes, Newsome.
John L. Woodwork. Grangeville.
William T. Turnbull, higgins.
Magnus Johnston, Kamiah.
pullman S. Snyder, Kamiah.
Frank A. Bacon, Woodland.
Henry w. Schroeder, Kooskia.
John N. Reiland, Cottonwood.
Ernest j. Meisner, Kamiah.
Donald Douglas, Kendrick.
nnlchard H. Upton, Whitebird.
qTuyon D. Springer, Garfield.
Lester E. Rush, Fem.
Floyd D. South. Cottonwood.
anton Mondl, Lewiston.
9eglnold H. Nepean, Garfield.
Jefferson T. Deasy, Lucille.
6uter W. Wilcox, higgins.
GGreger Hanson, Ferdinand.
Earnest Steen, Sites.
wesley r. Cameron, Nezperce.
Lee Rice, Fem.
M1aanford Cash, Grangeville.
Howard A. Swatman, Whitebird.
Lyle Crawford, Adams.
SG5eolrge Uhling, Cottonwood.
" william F. Hartman, Grangeville.
francis M. Horace, Kooskia.
C ~. w. Kendrick, Grangeville.
nm linton Vaughan, Wallace.
rankin P. Corbett, Kamiah.
~ CVnn A. McPerson, Clearwater.
DHna alles Mcpherson, Clearwater.
1 Ualias D. Moon, Kamiah.
Ierle G. Wilburn, Grangeville.
lanes Fan, Steward, Grangeville.
Ised U; Drake, Joseph.
Danes Dam. Keith, Kooskia.
rpnilip Taylor, Kooskia.
W W:gs E. Wright, Keuterville.
E mnllam 2. Leeper, Lewiston.
Inner II. Prettyman. Sites.
larry lar H. Rape, higgins.
g TI M. Whitman, Whitebird.
nl, f. Cash, Sites.
peibert Gibler. Sites.
a. arthur R. Wright. Boles.
uwS :Ii.g L. Alkire, higgins. t
r T1liam J. Clausen, Cottonwood. d
fInarles V. Rookie, Spring Camp.
MES n. Cochran Garfield.