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Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1919-07-17
CLOUDbURST WASHES OUT NILES
OF ROAD ALONG SALMON RIVER

Heaviest damage was caused at Rob
ber's gulch, where debris washed into
the river crowded the camel a dis
lance of PIP feet from the bank. At
that point, earth which, fourteen years
of the short bridge, which was destroy
ago was washed in, filing wide ehasns
was swiftly swept away, and in place
ed. it will be necessary to construct a
bridge ffty-seven feet long to span the
pulch
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1919-07-17
GET SIGNATURES FOR
CHAUTAUQUA IN 1920

A committee was at work in Grange
vile Tuesday to procure signatures on
a guarantee for a chautauqua it is pO-
posed to hold here next summer. In
view of the failure OF the chautauqua
IN Grangeville month ago, both as an
entertainment and financially, diff
Guilty was experiaced in procuring sig
natures of local business men to the
guarantee for next year A guarantee
of 1920 worth of tickets to be pur-
chased was asked.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1919-07-17

A coudburst Friday evening on Sal
mon river washed out miles of the road
between Grangeville and lucille, and the
highway has been impossible for We
hicles since that time.
The deluee fell with such fury that,
despite the dry condition of the ground,
streams soon were overlooking their
banks. Bridges were washed out and
tremendous quantities of rock and earth
from the sides of the canyon we're wash
ed into the road sand river.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1919-07-17
SWANK QUITS JOB ON
LOCAL NEWSPAPER

Floyd Swank has resigned his posi-
ton with the Globe Printing company,
of this city. Mr.. Swank, who has been
on three weeks vacation, returned to
Grangeville Monday from Cheney, Wn.,
in company with Mrs. Swank his moth
err Mrs. Ella Swank, and brother, Leon
Swank, and arranged for transporta-
ton of his household effects to Cheney.
Mr.. Swank will be employed by his
father in a newspaper plant in Cheney.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1919-07-17
FRED GUTHRIE HOME;
SEES LITTLE OF WAR

Fred Guthrie, who was member Of
Company E, arrived In Grangeville on
Monday night after service of more
than q year and half in France He
was employed in clerical and transpor
tation work during his stay overseas
and sayShe saw no actual fighting. He
was givin opportunity Of travelling by
rail over virtually all of France not oc-
cupied by the German armies.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1919-07-17
PARKER BROTHERS SELL
STORE IN COTTONWOOD

Parker and Parker have sold their
general merchandise store in Cotton
wood to the Leggett Merehantile com
pany, of Ilo, and already have given
possession. The firm of Parker and Par
ker was composed of FORMER 1t. COVE.
L.Parker and his brother, Tom Parker,
and had conducted the store in Cotton
wood for a number of years. The re
firing merchants have made no plans
for the future.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1919-07-17

p Inc board of commissioners of the
- angeville highway district has filed
- me district court condemnation pro
lungs hgainst Ada A. Addison, G.
y Anorr, Hattie S. Addison, Henry
~. Adklson, j. Loyal Addison, Nor
Ian b. Addison, Caroline Stewart,
d;' nu Addison, Leroy Addison, Geral-
As1'. addison, Mary Addison and J. L..
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1919-07-17
FINAL STANDING OF
PRAIRIE LEAGUE
3 o . . % . . 90 . o o . Q .

Kamiah Indians won the pennant
in the Prairie Baseball league, when
Grangeville last Sunday defeated Ilo-
Vollmer, at the latter town, by score
of to 6, thus eliminating possibility
of tie between Ilo-Vollmer and
Kamiah, for high honors in the league
Kamiah played ten games, won eight
and. lost two.
A game is scheduled for Sunday,
July q, between an all-star team from
the Prairie League and Lewiston, in
Grangeville.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1919-07-17
TOM WATKINS DIES
IN HOME ON JOSEPH

Tom Watkins, aged Sc years,
died Monday in his home on Joseph
plains. after an illness of a few weeks
duration. Mr.. Watkins was unmarried
He lived alone. Burial was made Tues
day in the cemetery at Joseph.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1919-07-17
Edward loNd IN U. S.

County Commissioner JOHN d. Long
has received a telegram announcing the
arrival of his son, Edward Long at an
eastern, port from France. He in ex
pected to reach Grangeville by the end
of the week
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1919-07-17
NEIL POPE RETURNS;
SAW REAL FIGHTING

Neil Pope, Grangeville boy who was
in the l46th field artillery in France,
arrived in Grangeville Saturday night.
Mr. Pope was in four battles, but did
not suffer as much as a scratch in the
engagement. Following the signing Of
the armistice, ne was in the Ameri-
can army of occupation i'll Germany for
six months He has accepted employ
ment at the Silver Grill.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1919-07-17
ANOTHER CONDEMNATION SUIT
IS FILED BY HIGHWAY BOARD

The suit. which is one of several sim
liar cases filed in district court, Is
brought to procure right-of-way for
the North and South highway through
lands belonging to the defendants, with
whom tbe highway commissioners have
been unable to reach settlement.
The lands through which it is desired
tho road shall pass lie between Grange
vile and Whitebird.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1919-07-17
MCCONNELL PURCHASES
STORE FROM DOC DENNY

0. W. Mcconnell on Wednesday
purchased from Doc Denny the store
in Grangeville which for some time
has been operated by the firm OF
Denny & Mcconnell. Mr.. Denny will
devote his time to his ranch interests
on the South Fork.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1919-07-17
UNION WAREHOUSE
MANAGERS ELECTED

Directors of the Union Warehouse &
Supply Co. met in Grangeville MONDAY
and reelected Victor Peterson manager
for the company in Grangeville and +.
/. Dufer manager at Fem.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1919-07-17
TWO PLEAD GUILTY TO
HAVING INTOXICANTS

Bill Shober and Ralph Gentry, both
of Cottonwood, were arrested by Sher-
iff Eller nd on Tuesday entered pleas
of guilty before Justice of the Peace
Hussman in Cottonwood to charges of
having in their possession intoxicating
liquors. Fines were assessed against
them, which they paid. The liquor
they had tested 9 1-6 percent alcohol,
said the sheriff.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1919-07-17
WORK WILL BE RUSHED ON STANDARD
HIGHWAY UP CLEAR WATER RIVER TO
MEADOW CREEK; COST is $lS5,OOO
PEOPLE OF GRANGEVILLE DISTRICT PRACTICALLY
UNANIMOUS IN SUPPORT OF PROJECT WHICH
WILL OPEN TO OUTSIDE VAST MOUNTAIN AREA

BY of 293 to 81 the Grangevile highway district
Monday decided to- issue $4,000 bonds the offer of
$135O0O by the IT, S. department of agriculture to build
standard highway the South Fork of the Clearwater river
from Rocky point Meadow creek of eleven miles
The highway will be the first link in the proposed
Grangevile to Elk City
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1919-07-17
MOVES GETS PENSION
FOR FIGHTING INDIANS

Fred Noyes on Wednesday received
government warrant for 1910 to COW
er back pension due him as veteran
OF the Nezperce Indian war OF 1917.
Mr.. Noyes will in the future erceive 500
pension monthly.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1919-07-17
CoNSTABULARY MAN
VISITS GRANGEVILLE

r. NJ. Brqshears, representing the
STATE st constabulary, was III Grangeville
I'VE "nednesdsy, checking up on automo-
one owners to determine whether they
were operating ears under 1919 licenses.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1919-07-17
GRAssHoPPERs INV TOWN

The grasshopper plague has infested
Grangeyille. Hoppers have come into
town from the prairie and are causing
much damage to green gardens.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1919-07-17
eRANARY BURNS TO GROUND

Fire Of unknown origin OF O'Clock
Sunday morning totally destroyed the
granary on the George Behean ranch,
north of Grangeville.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1919-07-17

Twelve hundred dollars have been
made available for the immediate sur
vey of the project, and soon after the
survey is completed, it is expected work
will begin on actual construction of the
highway. The eleven miles will prob
ably be completed by July l of next
year.
PUBLIC ROADS OFFICE
While the offer of $4,000 from the
federal government was received in
Grangeville through the forest service,
Immediately the local quota of $4,000
required by the government, is avail
able, which'will be when the bonds are
sold, construction of the road will be
in the hands of the office of public
roads, of the department of agricul-
ture. Headquarters of the offise of
public rods are at Missoula, Mont.
The secretary of agriculture already
has approved the cooperative agreement
between the federal government and
the commissioners of the Grangeville
highway district. AS soon as the sur
vey of the road is completed advertise
ment for bids for construction of the
road will be made, and in due course
the contract will be let by the office of
public roads. ..-.e,,.,
1t is believed the contract for the en-
tire work viii be let to q single bidder.
ROAD THROUGH ROCKS
Much of the work in building the road
will be thorugh rocks, and hard sur
face for that portion of the road pass
ing through rock formation therefore
is a certainty. The preliminary sur
vey up the South Fork, made 10 1916,
follows the west and south bank of the
river from Rocky point to the South
Fork bridge, and then crosses the riv-
er, and continues along the north bank
TO the mouth of Meadow creek Wheth-
or the preliminary survey will be fol
lowed in the whole or in part, is not
known.
The road will open up big area of
-he mountainous section of Idaho coun-
", heretofore accessible only by rough
trails. Homesteaders residing along
-he Clearwater will be provided with
4 good rocd, and the mining interests
will benefit tremendously.
ON TO ELK CITY
The road eventually will be extend
I'd to Elk City, with possible branches
o Buffalo Hump and other mining dis
rics of Idaho county.
The vote at the election Monday was
lot large, compared with the vote on
he first bond issue for the North aud
south highway, when gu ballots were
asst in the Grangeville highway dis
riot. At the second bond election for
he North and South highway, $40 votes
we're cast.
The Commercial club wishes to OK
'ress its appreciation to the ladies of
he Civic club and especially the head
# that organization for the aid they
o generously gave to the public for the
,ond drive and to all them who donated
ars on the day of election.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1919-07-17
HAIL CAUSES BIG
LOSS TO CROPS
NORTH And WEST
OF GRANGE WILLIE.
Stones in Some Instances AS
Large AS Hen Eggs, Pound
Down Grain in the Fields
Windows Broken, Roofs Ruin
ed and Chickens Killed by
Ice Falling from the Clouds

Hail which hit Grangeville and the
east side of Camas Prairie late Friday
afternoon of last week, caused heavy
damage to growing crops. In many
eases crops struck by the hail are a tot
al loss In Grangeville, windows were
broken. roofs destroyed, gardens rum
ed and chickens killed. The storm is
the worst that has struck the prairie in
wears. Hailstones, in some instances
as large as hen IS eggs, poured from the
clouds to the ground for about fifteen
minutes, during which time thousands
upon thousands of dollars damage was
done.
STORM FROM SOUTH
The storm, which suddenly appear
ed from over the mountain south of
the city, with roar passed in a north
erly, and easterly direction entirely ae-
ross the east side of the prairie, from
south to north, running crops as it pas
sed, crossed the Clearwater river, and
caused heavy damage to the Battle
Ridge and Tahoe sections. The storm
varied in width, being perhaps from
four to seven miles wide.
The part of tie prairie hit by the hail
boosted the best crops in the entire
country. These were laid waste
Wheat and other grain were virtually
beaten into the ground. Many fields
of grain are declared a total loss, while
others insurance adjusters estimated
were So percent destroyed.
STORM WRECKS BARN
The storm tore off the end of a new
barn on the Hanson place. At the M.
R. Hattabaugh home, in Grangeville,
sixteen windows were broken. The
storm did not hit the section of the
prairie west of GrangevilleS
While number of ranchers whose
crops were destroyed by the storm had |
insurance on the grain against hail,
many we're without insurance, and their
losses viii be total, except what may
be regained from the desolate fields by
turning hogs into Them.
Among ranchers whose crops were
destroyed are George Behean, George
Schleier, Wiley Knighten, J. B. Carter,
C.. W. Hauntz, Clarence Bonstrom,
Miller and Munro, and scores more.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1919-07-17

Twelve hundred dollars have been
made available for the immediate sur
vey of the project, and soon after the
survey is completed, it is expected work
will begin on actual construction of the
highway. The eleven miles will prob
ably be completed by July of next
Vear
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1919-07-17
kANIAH WINS REMNANT
IN PRAIRIE BALL LEAGUE
GRANGEvILLE DEFEATS ILo-voL-
LINER IN GAME SUNDAY
FINAL STANDING

. o o o @ o o Q o . o o Q Q o o o
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-07-16

TWO rooms furnished for housekeep-
Ing, first floor. $50 per week fls
" .th
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Want Ad Rates and
nation for
Ok1ah0man-Times
EffectiVe ADriI a, 1910

Al wreK day classified ndvrrti-ns
rum N lnlh pHpefn ~ uuo price Suu
day OhluhomHn ono Issue Same rate rs
the two dIllcs
Word Line nch
one time, pniiy Okl0ho.
man ann Times 20 i"c tlt
Three times iHily Okla
homnn ana Times. per
day ..... ..,..,. h2c So 0s
one week. Okahoman
ana Times pei day ! iJc SC D.
One muntn uklahOmnn
ana Times per day Sc 7c 81
FlguI. riS w,tds to tho tno, twelve
Hines to the inch
Rooms fW rent boarding and sltus
tion Wanted both Okithumtn and
Times. | | h" pei Wofd ThlA rate does
NOT inc'r'e Houses or store ltooms toI
Rent
Classified contracts rates for Okla.
homnn ana llmeh . 900 lines to he used
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changed ns often as drslred.
No ad accepted Tor icaA than 25c
OKLAHuMAN AND TIMES RULES
FOR CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING
II r. Abs VIII bo run thirty days
CHARUE VAST ADS viii not be
run longst ,r'n thirty gays withou,
renewal
ALI CHARGE wANT ADS nrs due
ana payable tho same day first iuser
uon ~ al npp-afs tAil out of.tnwn
want ads and all wanted TO rent. situn.
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ADVERTISERS should retain receipts
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CLOSIND nOuRS-An want ads TO
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BLIND ADS-No answer to blind ads
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showing Key number when placing blind
ada Answers to out.of-t town blind ads
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TELEPHONE WANTS ADS are
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PHONE PRx-s
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AGENTS WANTED

LARGE manufacturer want. rcpresen-
tatiVes 10 sell shirts. underwear. hos.
lery. dresses. waists. skiris, direct to
homes Write for free slmplea Mad.
ison Mills. 500 broadway. New York
CITY
WANTED -- Gentleman TO establish
dealers for the best storage battery
on the market; easy work. big pay. Az.
Ply fueb Battery Co. No. North
Dewey
AGESTS WANTED To sell gasoline
iron. labor and fuel rsNcr: rrlls IN
every home; pay Falary or coW.uiseiou.
indies make good rerr escutatyca VIII,
fioor free sample. Imperial Sod Iron Co.
RI. Worth Texas
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Statesmen WANTED

CALL At ~ south noblnrou street
have q '-wF combination sNliCh
put on your car 800 ! ward fol man
' move Cur with combination on
Ag'iN wanted Casey Mi,ls
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SITUATIONS WAITED - MALE
CONTRACTING AND REPAIRING

CDLDltED man and wife wants p.rma
neni - on farm. Gail Walnut ,oll
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MALE ILL.,? WANTED
,~~~N~- ----. 49, --~~---
Is Such q Man
Avaiiableg

4 large wholesale grocery company
ma Intilulng distributing houses In Sew
Mexico. Arizona and Texas. bccHuie oi
rapidly expanding business. requires
the services OF II capable man for the
buying department,
The man wanted In not over 35 years
old is now employed hs assistant ia
busy buying department OF II large gtoc
cry Johbing house; he should have
served In this line OF work no, less than
eight or ten years. must be making
good In his present connection. and be
competent 60 handle larger responsible
tiles whore the opportunity Ia offered.
The position offers an unusual oppor-
tuuity to man capable " earning a
good snlary and who can qualify for iis
responsibility, based upon thorough
knowledge OF the wholesale grocery
busincss
II such man is svaiphlc and can
provo h,s ability tss aud question, "A
worth while Job win be Offered him.
Sell SourSelf In your frat letter
which win be treated In strict eonli-
Address r. o Box 1856
II Faso. Texas
EXPERIENCED cafe. man and wife.
wanted, 10 take charge OF dining
room and Kitchen In commercial ho-
tel. Oherue, Okla. Box S16.
WANTED Al machiHlst. must be
good lathe hand. pay $3.50 week "
hour day. phone or wire Ritter a SIes.
machine shop Ardmorc, Okln.
WANTED-Flrst class barber. makes
$50 to so week: steady Job. BOO
Garich. Blackwell, okla.
MEN and women to take subscriptions
for weekly nper; salary and com
mission. Apply 7l6 West Main ST
TWO advertising salesmen for city. VI
IL week and commisslon: good future
assured Apply 7ls West Main ~
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. power sewing
machine operator, OKLA. city Tent
and awning Co, az Wes, First ST,
WANTED-Wntchma and optician.
.vfMinn Jewelry Co. u y. Robinson.
WASTED-Expcrienc presser and
spotter, at once. Walnut a763. Hydss
Cleaning Works, IS Harrison.
WANTED--Ma to paint house and
take piano or phonosrnph on work.
Walnut iiT.
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WEO2

WHO win finance young maried man OF
some Practical business experience and
pleasing personality. to complete bust
meas courA and accept permanent ro-
sitfon with firm; 60 or 90 days suii-
cent. C-7S. Oklahoman
cOL0RED chauffeur wants position
man and wife; reference. Cah wsls
nut 1881.
WANTED-Open at once for enEa se
mcnt. high grade office man. one who
understands bookkeeping. Office man
nRcment and correspondence thoroughly
Very efficient md competent. O. r.
Bolton, Ills West sSth st.
DEPARTMENT store man, ten years
experience In dry goods, ready to.
wear. shoes. clothing. stc; trims sx-
eellent windows, writes cards and ads:
a Christian gentleman with best ref
erencss and ability: would like TO man.
age store on cowiaplssion or salary.
open August ]. v. X. ORIahoman.
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FEMALE HELP WANTED


WANTED Competent colorch woman
Tor ghnernl hOuscwork Give fefer-
cug" zoos chssen Walnut Hl0
WANTED An experienced candy girl
and cashier az Iioro'd's. loS w. Main
WASTEn- Lady multfraph operator.
experienced Apply jOl Baum Bldg.
WHITE maid Tor general Homework.
5oS ". AN. Walnut 1903
WANTED experienced colur,d woman
for general house WORK In family.
rood wages cool room, easy work.
Walnut 2s2S
WANTED experienced operator. Miss
Relgh Rcauty rarlor ~ Scott
Thompson Hlde
WANTFp-Whitc girl competent and
experienced TO care for Z-yeu -ol1
child must be at least lS years old.
Walnut 1s70
SEVERAL Young women wanted. see
or write MIR. seeber. Lawrence hotel
WANTED .Coiored rirl for dishwnsh-
ing Apry at rear liss y Roon'on.
WANTED-Wh lady housekecp.
call Maple %
NANTElI a competent dfessmak.r or
sc6msucss unincumbcred FOR good ~
cation IN residence district. C-S. OK
lahomRn
sTENoGRAPHER-i7 10 ?i, some es-
peticncc preferred: willing to work
Opportunity for advancement, call In
pcreon. swift 4 Company. Produce
Dept,
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N0vkLTY SALESMAN GOOD oD,nlo,
for 'lve wire who can produce busl-
ness, local territovy and ~ uNe.
selling assistance given 10 land She big
orders when necessary. Kesohsn Ad-
vetltins Company. I'll West Second
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DRKSsMAKiNG AND MiLLlNER,
sALRsnEN WANTED

WANTED - -Four saDsrisnced saiea.
men for city and country. men with
cars preferred; " you have sapsrieNce
and ability ana are willing. to serh
you rs:s s:n ',HlS ,':a, =: ron x R.ns to ~
Oklahoma City. OKLA
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MALE HELP WANTED.

WANTED-I can use several live. wire
sOiiciivra WIN nave the ability TO
shuw ear,y results must be abie to tur.
,lsh car ~ rig. attractive proposition
made TO producers, unieae you ere
Able k handle q i've probnsitiop fppli'
oaiI,,N Nnud not ne considered. saisry
With ali expenses guaranteed: territory
Oklahoma Call IN person OF make ap-
pjirstion 10 Circulation Manager. far-
msr. Siockman. Orlahoman Bldg. OKLA
homa City. Oklahoma
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TWO furnished lisht housekeeping
rooms. partly modern. In fiye room
otfavc Party works through day.
Phone Wpluut g12a.
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EXCEPTIONAL opening eood.
for three months; q cleanup -
for right party. 7os Hersko-
witx.
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Two or well ventilated light house
keeping rooms IN modern home.
pd.ns. 7I7 West ith