Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1918-05-23
no REGISTER BOYS
BECOMING q ON
5TH OF JUNE
'.unrJ, BE LISTER FOR ARMY
' srpv1cE UNDER ACT PASS
ED BY CONGRESS.
10 LEAVE HERE ON MONDAY
.rother Increment of Idaho County
Men Goes Into Service at
Camp Lewis.

Man throughout the United States
ho have become 81 years of age since
lime 5, 1917, or who will be Il years
Ina on or before June 5, 1918, will be re-
oured to register for military service
II June 5. next. The act providing for
.ba REGISTRATION of men becoming p
bss been passed by congress, and Presi-
asut Wilson soon will issue a proclama-
lion naming June as registration day.
The local draft board for Idaho
eounty has received notice from Ad-
iutant General Moody to register the
men in Idaho county who come under
his act No notice, other than news
raper notice, is necessary to the men,
Who will be expected to present them
selYeg to the various registration places
vtn June 5, between the hours of a. m.
and 9 p. m, to answer such questions
ls may be directed. Penalty for failure
5o register, or for false statements made
b he registrar, is severe.
So Will Register in County.
The adjutant general estimates that
BIO men will register in Idaho county
tn June 5, but members of the local
PRATT board believe this estimate too
large. They think not more than IS
pen in the county viii come under this
lct
Registration places have been tenta-
tvey arranged as follows:
Grangeville-All precincts in Grange
pile, and surrounding country.
Newsome-Ten Mile and Newsome
Precincts.
Elk City-Elk City, Orogrande, Red
River and Dixie.
KOoskia-Stuart, Kamiah, Woodland,
Harrisburg, Glover, Pardee, Pleasant
View, Harris Ridge, Sites, Tahoe and
LOrena.
COttonwood-All the west side of
idaho county.
Whitebird--All the Salmon river
fountry, -inculding Doumecq and Joseph.
Il Warren-All the interior country sur
Founding Warren.
The local draft board has called
'nnty-five men to go from Idaho county
u camp Lewis. Most of the men are to
report to Grangeville Friday morning
p II O'Clock, and will depart Monday
morning for Camp Lewis. Five of the
nen who reside at distance, will be
zSnuucted from their places of residence,
~ will be credited to Idaho county.
a Boys Who viii Leave.
nose who will go are:
oiarenee Lee Jones, Grangeville.
olarence M. Nethkin, Boles.
Uyde B. Hartman, Whitebird.
oOnn Bunyon Curtis, Grangeville.
UnffOrd Dee Chase, Boise.
- AooJ CdllIOrnla.
wy ALVIN Strickland, Fem.
S %, Thomas, Brooklyn, N. Y.
oelmer Weholt, Harpster,
n1Omas Lawson, Whitefish, Mont.
D'ilice Mcconnell, Grangeville.
nO1y Clay Alderman, Grangeville.
ous'av A. Meisner, Kamiah.
H. T Keys, Warren.
Gerhard A. Evenson, Kooskia.
francis Chamberlin, higgins.
george Henry Trout, Seattle, wn.
o. ., A PEBBLES, Kennewick, Wn. t
T.Sp Emit Norris, Spring Camp.
rome B. Chaffee, Lewiston.
n Nj, H. Bates, Burgdorf. S
, gullam Mcneil, Grangeville. {
~ llaf'nal o. Tweedy, whitebird. {
eO'ge Leroy Calkins, Grangeville. a
rspry John Downer, Cottonwood. a
Tony POram zehner, Fem,
F,a. sy Lee Thompson, Grangeville. S
P. as'us T. Oliver, Grangeville.
Is'nard J. Hussman, Ferdinand.
1 ,Ioaa., Thomas Unzicker, Joseph.
e .'sph Wagner, Stockton, Cal. :
rr Urge B. Carter, Grangeville. !
Emory sillivan, Harpster \
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