Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1918-06-13
4 VOLUNTEERS FOR MOSCOW
Seven Summoned AS Alternates-Reg-
istrants Will Report Here on
June %

TOTAL FOR COUNTY ........... 10J
One hundred five men registered fol-
military service in Idaho county have
been ordered to report to tie loca
draft board for Idaho county, in Grange
vile. on June %, and of these men
ninety-eight viii be sent into the mill
tary service. 1t is quite likely that
they will 90 to Camp Lewis, at Ameri-
can Lake, Wn. Idaho county's quota
under the June call for men is eighty
nine. The county is short seven men at
camp. These will be supplied, and two
extras viii be sent to take the places
of any of the contingent who may be
rejected after they reach camp. The
remaining seven men who have been or
dered to report in Grangeville are alter
mates, and from them men will be picked
to fill any vacancies which may be
caused by failure of any of the first
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In addition to this contingent, four
men are to report to the local draft
board on Friday of this week. They
are volunteers, but are registered men.
They go to special training camp at
the University of Idaho, Moscow.
Approximately 80 percent of the regis
trants called for service at this time
are engaged in agricultural work, and
their departure from the county it is
felt will work to disadvantage to
many farmers The local board has
been instructed by the adjutant general
to pick men from any or all divisions
of Glass l. Heretofore, the board has
taken men only from Glass l A, which
does not include agricultural workers.
Idaho county now has only about 100
men left in Glass /, exclusive of the
100 men registered last week. At the
rate calls are being received at the
present time, Glass l would be exhausted
in three months.
List of Men Summoned.
Lawrence J. Lustig, Wheeler, III.
John L. Harris, Rexford, Kas.
Bert L. Baker, KOoskia.
Glen Robert Hibbs, Higgins.
Henry J. Munroe, Jr., Ferdinand.
John Elvin Rookie, Spring Camp.
Lester Mark Wilkins, Grangeville.
Leroy M. Terwillegar, Greencreek.
John A. Litchfield, Seattle, Wn.
George j. Arnzen, Greencreek.
Earnest J. Lytle, Bremerton, Wn.
Alva Edwin Sillivan, Ryegate, Mont.
Jimmie Jay Shuck, Elk City.
William George Meade, higgins.
Roy Francis Collior, Ferdinand.
Harold Zenos Cram, Colfax, Wn.
Willard L. Toll, Kooskia.
Ernest L. Saunders, Harpster.
Joy Eastman, Westlake.
Henry Jess, Greencreek.
D. V. Lansing, Woodland.
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Anthony G.. Schubert, Cottonwood.
Harry Pfannebecker, Winona.
Norman Archie Hadorn, Whitebird.
Willie E. Parsley, Westlake.
Arthur Rhoades, Cottonwood.
sam N. Thomas, Ontario, Ore.
Frank Ashline, higgins.
Paul V. Lyon, Charleston, Wn.
William Mundt, Grangeville.
Charles Case Crawford, higgins.
Row Slower, Mccall.
Carl Webster Wilson, Waitsburg.
Albert Lee Decay, ROseville, Cal.
jarl H. Hanna, Lucille.
Carl English, Seattle, Wn. ;
William E. Smith, Clearwater. {
tito Smith, Greencreek.
ValIie Emerson Allan, Uniontown, Wn. t
Iarion F. Evans, Whitebird. g
yemens Hussman, Cottonwood.
franc L. Bowman, Grangeville. I
rank J. Schober, Cottonwood.
trover C. johnson, Grangeville. /
edward G. Thomas, Ontario, Ore.
'arl Howell Farthing, Cottonwood. S
William Russell Watts, Ferdinand. q
,aimon Triplett, Cottonwood. t
lave Nathaniel Cummings, Mt. Idaho. {
tito A. Ecks, Meadows. /
Walter L. Erickson, Burgdorf. 4
,oger f. Mccarthy, Sunset. q
larence Oliver Watson, Spring Camp. Il
ustin Mccarthy, Grangeville. s
larry /. Twilegar, Lucille. Il