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The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1921-04-07
AGED MAN HANGS HIMSELF

William Duncan, u resident of Rush
Run. Washington district. committed
suicide Friday of last week by hanging
himself from the rafterS OF his smoke
house. The unfortunate man was be
tween - and 20 years OF aged and Wa
regarded as mentally deranged bv his
neighbOrs
Mr.. Duncan lived alone with his on
small farm on Rush Run. q tributary
OF the West Fork emptying few miles
above ArnOldsburg. He was sitting in
the living room OF his home with his
wife Oh the morning of his last act. she
being engaged in her usual household
duties. She looked at the C4ock and
remarked 1t was about time she was
getting dinner Her husband told her
not TO be i'll hurry as II was not like
~ he would ever need another meal
Mrs Duncan paid no attention Ia his
remarks. even when he insisted OIL Kiss.
ing her goodbye, thinking Il only n
whim OF his disOrdered mind. She
went Oh about the work of Drpparinp
dinner and he went out to the smoke.
house. When dinner was ready Mrs
Duncan called he7husband but could
get no answer She then went to the
smOke-hOuse and looking in beheld him
haif lying on the floor with rope
from his neck to the rsfters Of the
building. He was dead from strangula.
ton when help arrived n few moments
later. His feet were on the floor with
the weight Of his body reclining on the
rope
The deceased man had been mentelIy
d"ranged for some time. hut no one
suspected him capable OF such rash
action as taxing his own life. He Il
survived by his wife and several child,
rem.
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SOUTH PENN OIL co.

II. y. Gamer. No. =. Trace Fork. com
plrtcd. Dry in Berca at 2.5G9.
Il. +. Weaver No. .. Laurel RIM
completed at 1870. Good for - bbIs
in NaXon sand.
B. F, Weaver No. :. Laurel Run
drilling at 1.72O feet.
{. L. Fox No. !. Leading Greek
drilling at 1876 feet.
Mary Bryuer No. /, Annamori,h
10 DDS: IN bottom of Berea sand.
Robert Webb No, =, Laurel Run. shut
down at s5H feet
;. T. Amos M, |, Laurel Run. rig
ing up.
+. G, Wilson No. >, Laurel Run.
rigging up.
Rush,Holt Number 3. Laurel Run.
rig standing
Mollie d. wOodford Mol, laurel Run.
building rig.
W. +. Weaver No. 10, Laurel Run.
material on ground.
The following wells are shut down
with rigs standing: Weaver Hrs No.
.. Harriet Gamer No. 1. T.. b Wesver
No. l. ?. c. Wilson No. IL. y. Hard
man Nos. and :, Bush Holt No. .
e. ". Gotf No ). All Of tue webs ar.
Ia the LAurel Run field.
Inc hlowinE are ahut down With
part material OIL ground: Holt-Hays
Vol John Lewis No. 8. and Il. =.
weaver No, u. All In the Laurel Run
field
Inc following are shut down wifi
locs lions Lafayette Hardman No. ..
l, y HsrdmGn No. Q. w. F. Weaver
No. II. All in the Laurel Run field
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HOPE NATURAL GAS co.

Jane Barr No. | pine Cr..L driIli,-
at 1000 feet. Dry in Injun
Allen Hartman No. l I.uueIs pu,,
'ompleted in Berea. Small caSSer.
Henry Beabout No. |. Laurel com.
pIeted i'll Berea. Shooting Imjun sand
SuS today.
IL l." Cabot No. /. Sycamore. drilling
ut 500 feet
f. H. Bennett No, /, Little Kanawhs
rig standing,
Brown Mcdonald M. |. Sy,um.r.
Tools on ground,
No Barr No. /. Little K,ua,ba
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ItHN FOR SALE

- o.rrs of good land ON BuU River
aaJionire Dor ,arm Small barn and K
room house piuuned Tor gas Abort D..
cleared balance iu timber 10 acres OF
H'"'"" o>r ,o school and church
' '.orIHs and 80 three year OLD apple
i' Three miles 'o county scat In
eeH'.r ot ga, belt interest in oil
1.a GAS under 20 acres COOS With farm.
ls under lease
Also one complete w-muI set up to
saw the timber All goes al tie low
price OF St.&75.O0 crms u cash. bal.
ance in from to 10 years with intarp.,
az per cont. Cali ON or write
s. GEuD.
81 Il Gr,,tsvu. " ~.
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THE PHILADELPHIA co.

Asa Harris No. 4 Laurel Rum.
drilling nt 1855 feet
Joab Critics Hrs 40. Z. Laurel Run.
rigging up
Joao Critics Hrs No g Laurel Run.
drilling ut j75 feet.
" r Lewis No !. Laurel Ron.
location.
Eugene Weaver no 10. Laurel Run.
location
s. n Sprugston No. /. Jobs Run.
slut down az 1885 fcct, waiting tor
coal
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The Calhoun Chr0nic,'4
Thursday, April 7, 1921
LOCAL. HAPPENINGS

EaFd Wright, OF near Henriatta, was
greeting friends here Friday
See our s Bargain Tables when you
visit the Smith Store,
Mrs. Bud ayers of Nobt, vas shop
ping in Grantsville Wednesday.
Al Stump of RocksdaIe. was trans
acting business here Monday.
Patronize Geo. w Hamiltons Res
taurant.
W. j. Sturm. a genial gentleman Of
Hur, was here Monday shaking hands
with friends.
Noah Polling. progressive farmer OF
Apple Farm, was in town Monday ON
a business GRAND.
Postmaster f. W Hail of Arnold>-
burg, was here on business with the
county court Monday
a. y. inak. 4 splendid citlzcn Of
Ayers. WAS greeting friends and look
ing after business matters here Friday
Bay Furniture. RngS. Chairs and
carpets from us, and buy it for less.
Tie Smith Store
Misses Merle Johnson and Thelma
Burns. of Henrietta were pleasant Wis
itOrs here a few hours Wednesday.
S. W. Dobbins and Clifton Witte. Of
Apple Farm. were here day or two
this week doing some telephone work
Ivan INSTEAD, q hustliug young man
Of Mt. Zion. was in town on business
Monday
Attorney Elliott ChenOwcth. " GLEN
vile. spent several days here the first
Of the week attending to business mat
tiers
Clyde Jackson and G.. Il. Cross. Of
Big Springs. were here over Friday
night after freight Tor tive Big Springs
merchants
Mrs. e. e. Starcher of Altizrr. Wa
here the latter part Of last week having
some dental work done and visiting
relative and friends
Oliver Chilled Plows. Disc Harrows
Corn Drills with fertilizer attachment.
Harness and Hardware of aU kinds.
get 70 at
The Smith store
80 special communication OF local
lodge of 3iusOus held Monday night
Everett y Bennett aud Huyod Kigbf
were raised 10 the sumblimc dcsrrp 0f
Master Mason. Plans for TIE nra tom
pie ON the corner Of 8aiu and Court
streets were nlsO discussed
Oscar Chenoweth. lending citizen. o,
Iefthaud. was here Monday for count.
court lie has been appointed roid
patrOlmau for Washington district aua
wc arc making book that Doe wiI
make @ good one The only mfyrtuu.
ate thing about the matter i- fhat he
VIII have no. money to dn work viln
FOR SALE Registered YparIfnp
Bulls. coming three ycaroId Bull
Ail thcse bulls brod from thc oId Herd
Huii, Beau Donald lst Anyone inter
ested IN O pure bred bull call and look
them over
G.. w "A HARDMAN
Grantsyille W We
We are requested 10 announce that
Rev g. G Perkins. Presiding Eide,
81 nc " L Church, south for thi.
district. VIII preach % The local church
Thursday night a business meeting OF
tH" church ~ilI poo hcId after .n, meet
.hs and 30 IS hoped there wiII bo % larg,
crowd present Rev Perkins win aI.,
preside go the quarterly meeting 10 b.,
held az Bethel church on Tuesday an,
"wednesday % next week.
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Godfrey l.. Cahot is preparing TO
lay NiN-inch line from the Bali No. .
on Bull River To his SiN.iuch line OF.
Road Run, l., : pcmluger. OF the cab
iorce' has h"cm busy tor day or two
securing the rlght>.ot.way for the same
W" understand that work will be com.
pcuced ut once.
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~ NCv 2hy s:NHEA:..NwS
rn: srhSc!ii.c:; l.y requested To lis
regard s.u;c@rut., thar are being sent
;h,m ,hiS week iii the name of the
Chronicle from Chicago auditing con.
Germ. The list obtained from the Chron-
icle is seriously incorrect in many in
stances, and we ask our subscribers
either to pay no attention to the state
mentS OF send their remittance direct
to us where proper credit will be given
for the amount sent in.
We wish those who have sent in pay
ments to the auditing company would
kindly inform MS of the amount sent
10y them 50 that they may have proper
credit on our books.
Please do not disregard this notice.
as it may save considerable trouble
and misunderstanding later on.
Patronizc Geo. " Hamilton, Res,
taurant
Roy Morgan. a progressive farmer of
AItizcr, was here on business Monday.
Dcpury-aSe~sor Clark Stalnaker. OF
Minnora, was here on business before
the county court Monday.
Scott Duffield. of Minnora. was look
ing after business interests i'm town
Monday.
Attorney g. W. Griffin. Of Okla. was
here Monday looking after professional
business for his clients.
Mrs. Frank Radabaugh. an estimablo
lady of Nobc. was shopping in Grants
willie Wednesday
Isaac Hersman. a splendid citizen of
Dodrill. was pleasant caller at the
Chronicle office Monday morning.
Lee Knots a prominent young man
Of Walnut was here q day or .wn tnis
week visiting friends.
i. II Rogers. a successful business
man Of Brook~ville was here Saturday
looking after persona affairs.
W." have Furniture Of all kinds and
guarantee 10 save you money Gct 1ur
prices
III" Strmpic Furniture store.
Aft..-.., a nt..t
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West Va. s Penna Crude OIL $500

Ia" coInlA"y ,clrphonr lines have
h'en run int" the local offices uI the
south Penn. Ui.d he work OF Supt
l.. l. King a..d Lyle Ayers * much
hIhtened hy The arrangement. When
the line j. connected in with office
in the Laurel field il will still add much
TO the efficiency OF the local Office
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H ~, - ~
$50 '''''' VA u BUSINESS mission M"i'".
\ urv >,i.;,,.. Ina. M. I,,,... ..,,., ~.
I Coverings of ail binds f., lc.., u,nn,.y r
1,h. S,",,,,o ~ l,,n .'.,t ''''' I,.'.
Arch Price. oHr of LeathcrIark'> sub
Stantial citizens WAS here Monday co.
before the county court.
IH'r"''l~e Hc". W. hamilsoh's !: -
c,,ro- V..u.u ,.. ..
w.t.. ni,,> '''' ''.'''.'. ''''n'''' %
,n. C,,,,i.Io ,.r.;. r,,',''''' ''''''' Il
.lalnr> Marine. >p,rudjd ,i,il.. ot
MISSION Saturday
J"" and ASA Maze, popular citizens
81 sheridan district. were greeting
friends /" town Monday.
Minnora. was prominent visitor IN
town Monday for county court
taurant.
may Might an industrious ard sue
c'NS1ul farmer OF near Nobe. was in
town Saturday on business ni-siGn.
.,o,r 'I"o''p = p't"SaH' F'"h4 s'H:
C,,--i'i'i VI itH'S'V,' was " '"l''r NJ 'He
- ,'''' ~ '''' ''"'
Circuit CIorr Eornou s,..
few dovs ~ porior~,nro ,'a s,r,
the wonL -
John !. Bailey and Perry DEVICES.
excellent citizens OF Milo were nIc.s
ant callers at the Chronicle Office wIiIo
here Nrorda, ott,r,Ii,,o o,,,,,t-.
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GODFREY L. CABOT

Louis Ball No. 3. Bull River.
drilling at l.7JO.
Rafferty, Hrs. No q. Little Kau.whs.
drilling nj Zoo feet.
Lewis Li'tie No 1, Sycamore
huidins w.
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MARTIN p. CROWLEY

Alex. Chancey No ]. Annamorisb
drllliRg nc 1900 feet.
George + DGvls No. . Annamoriah
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HAMILTON RIOS.

Minnie Hamilton so Grautsvu'e.
drilling 400 1.5UO f.ct
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TONNSEIJ OIL co.

Elizabeth Campbell No. I. Leading
Greek, drilling nt t.025.
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Oil Field News Notes

Report Of Operation, in Local Fields
Items OF General Interst tn I'm.
Oil fraterrit. AID Laymen
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Carr Shaffrr. OF Nj. Zion. wa :.
ur minc:.t visitor here Monday
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1921-04-07

:. ". poh'i:.S. OF Apple Farm. W. O..
IN town on u business mission Munda.
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\ ICON SPRING line ot Rug and Fi..rr
Coverings uf al! Kinds for les, l.luury r
The Stcm,p." Furniture store.
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J. VI Nicrs. q fiIstclaSs citizen Of
Miuuor1 was tu Gruutsule Thursday
aud Friday attending 90 business al.
nirs aud visiting friends. lie took
back home with him II marriage llcensa
i'T DIS son. Walter S.er- and Miss
hosir Eisman. who were marricd Sun.
day These young people are two of
Minuoras finest people and their many
friends VIII read with interest or thelr
marriage
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ke vhipkey * spending 1881 Il
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1921-04-22
NOTICE or SALE

Notice is hereby given, that /, George
Horst doing business under the irm
name and style of Power City Garage,
will sell at public auction, to the high
est responsible bidder, for cash, law
full money of the United States of
America, on the Sd day of May, 1921,
at the hour of ten o'clock A. M, of said
day at my place Of business, common
ly known as the Power City Garage, In
American Falls, Power County, Idaho,
the following described property, to-
wit:
One 1912 Hudson Automobile, Model
33, Engine No. X 1880, Car No. 1921,
for the purpose OF realizing a repair
and storage bill Of $275.17, and costs
OF sale and attorneys fees, now due on
said car.
Dated and first published April 25th
1921.
GEORGE HORST,
by w. @. Loofbourrow,
His attorney, residing at
American Falls, Idaho.
AIS 4-29
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1921-04-22
THE RIG THREE.

The country banker, the country
newspaper and the country doctor are
three pillars Of stability necessary to
ANY community.
The country banker Is no longer
merely a money loaner, The act OF
loaning the money Is today almost al
most a side issue compared to the pro-
biems a banker must help hts custo-
mers solve, before a decision to borrow
or loan money is made.
Much Is expected OF the banker and
IL he falls the wrath OF the community
knows no bounds.
Money is needed TO develop the re-
sources of the country and the bank Is
looked To as the source from which
help must come.
Bankers realize TO day that com.
munity and farm development res
largely on industrial development anC
stability an dany agitation or condi
tons which threaten this stability auto
matically undermine the credit of tn
community.
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1921-04-22

t~ificates No. 2O76C. 9eS7B, 242OB, 2421B =
and that same be replaced upon the
tax roll as delinquent axes.
1t is ordered that $1,000 be refunded
to E. H. Davis, error in collecting PEN
atty and excess tax. 1920 cert. No.
1905, interest and penalty hereby can
celled.
Ordered that refund be made to Mike
Simms on tax certificate No. 1894 in
amount Of 1886, excess charge.
Ordered that refund be made to
Henry M~eyerhoffer, excess charge on
1920 tax in amount of s2.98.
Ordered that tax receipts No. 1885,
1919 taxes be refunded to Miller &
! Viele and same replaced upon the roll
as delinquent taxes.
Ordered that a refund of $3.50 be
granted Grace Mclaughlin who fur
nished an affidavit from Gust Kramer,
now on file in the Auditor office, to
the effect she had personally had
Squirrel poison placed on her farm for
years 1919 and 1920 and same had been
charged to her taxes. Refund to be
made upon total payment of taxes for
the two years.
Tax Cancellation.
1t is ordered that tax certificates
No. 1851, 1917 taxes in the name of
Oneida Ranch Company be cancelled,
owing to the fact same is assessed to
said Oneida Ranch Company when it
is in the name of the United States
Bill DisallOwed.
Government.
Bill of Eugene A. Knight was dis
allowed owing to the fact that same is
incorrect in amount.
Reports.
The following reports were approved
to-wit:
w. L. Oliver, Deputy Sheriff.
S. H. Mccullough, Justice of the
Peace.
G.. H. Hanson, Sheriff.
C. H. Torrance, Deputy Sheriff.
R. o. Jones, Probate Judge.
G. Lee French, Auditor.
Sidewalk Tax~
Maurice M. Myers appeared before
the Commissioners asking that sidewalk
tax standing against one w. d. Barn
hart be refunded inasmuch as they
were erroneous insofar as the County
Records show and asked that the in
} terest and penalty of the said taxes on
certificates No. 1903, PAP, 1851, 281
} and 286 be made. Request was granted
and warrant ordered drawn.
} Appointment of Deputy Sheriff.
Appointment of e. j. Sailing was ap-
} proved by the Commissioners at a sal
airy of $4,000 per month, he at this
J time taking his oath of office.
Probation Officer.
2 Appointment of r. o. Jones to act
as ex-officio Probation Officer was ap-
Z proved with no salary.
Widows Pensions.
4 Orpha d. Kelley was alleged $500
D per month.
Mrs. Sexton was also allowed $4,000
epr month.
Poison Notices.
0 The County Agent was ordered to
file in the Auditors office a copy of
all notices given to property owners
: for the placing of poison on their pro-
e perty. aiE
e Fair Association.
e Action on the appropriation for the
h Power County Fair Association wa
deferred until the July meeting.
There being no further business the
n Commissioners adjourned, sine die.
IL E. e. Earring, Craidman
: C. LEE FRENCH, Clerk.
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1921-04-22
POOLING THE
TAXPAYEH

Tax Eater-"Mr. Voter, we must
have $40, 900 as provided for by this
new and progressive measure which
you are asked to vote for In order to
better serve the public needs. The
little additional tax will be more than
repaid by the growth OF the state and
taxable property"
Taxpayer-"If 1t Is necessary / guess
we VIII have to vote IT,"
Tax Eater-(Two years later) due
to our increased activities and enlarg,
ed fields of operation neeessitating
more employees and larger quarters
we must have more money to keep the
work we already have done from being
wasted"
Taxpayer-"But my taxes arc al
ready high and are q burden 90 my
land and business"
Tax Eater-"Would you have this
state take a back seat. when surround
ing states are creating new DEPART
ments TO care fo1 every need of their
citizens? We can not afford to turn
this measure down as II adds only two
mills to the tax levy. As n patriotic
citizen O must support this measure
Ten years later-The taxpayers hair
is gray. His property has Increased
so per cent In value and his taxbill has
increased 500 per cent while population
has increased 20 per cent. In addition
he IL paying lnstallments on his In
come tax every three months and his
automobile tax amounts to more than
the tax on his home used to. Another
election is approaching with new tax
increasing measures to be voted on
and n state income tax Is suggested In
order TO raise more money to enlarge
the activity OF scores of boards and
commissions and thousands of office
holders-all for the benefit Of the
dear people"
Tax Eater-"Mr. Voter, we mus
have your sanction of this particular
measure which asks only a three-mil
levy In order to raise a beggarl,
SO, 900, 900 which this department viii
need for the coming two years. You
as a citizen derive the sole benefit AM
the state is known as a progressiv'
common wealth.
Taxpayer simply cannot stan,
another cent. You have run my tax
bills so high now that / am borrowinI
money to meet my current tax pay
ments and my property Is depreciatlnI
in value"
Tax Eater-"Well, who In TO blame
You voted for these various PROPOSE
lions and mlllage bills and loaded tn
tax unto yourself with our eyes open
You can't quit now or the state viii
take your property"
Taxpaer-"Well I'll bel A
he turns to leave a smile spreads owe
his face and he says: Alright take m.
property, whore will you get your mon
ey then to keep you going2 Its al
very well to talk a citizen into debt 70
the supposed benefit of himself an,
his state 60 whilo you Walk Off wit
the bacon and calmly tell him he ID
fool for listening 10 you, guess ~
toll ~ la,.abors, The benefits yol
have given No Are bankrupting us an,
now we are blamed for the whole thin.
while you and your tax-eating friend
slide out from under"
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1921-04-22
PROSPERITY T

John Mehlhaff returned from Gar
field Utah after staying there for sew
eral day.
L. X. Adolf and NJ. l.. Adolf left for
Newberg. Oregon, TO attend the funer-
al Of their stepmother who died re-
Gently.
During the rainy weather the feed
shortage is growing greater every day,
Nick Kurth and Miss Anna Kurth
were the guests OF Aadm Ills and Miss
Emma Ills last Sunday.
Erhart Rast is working for his broth
err Dan Rast, during the plowing sea
son
Herman Schrenk who was severed,
~ hiss recovered and will soon be abl'
to attend high school at American
Falls.
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1921-04-22
COMMISSIONERS NETTING.
ApriI 18th, 1Y2.

NEFTT ITNHF IV~fs
Present, Il. 70. Earring, II. w. Peter
son, 70. c. England, Clerk G. Lee French
and Attorney Cotant.
Minutes OF the previous meeting
were read and approved.
Bills allowed to-wit:
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1921-04-22

The regular monthly meeting Of the
Commissioners of Highway District No.
] was seld at the office of the Commits
sioners at two o'clock p. NJ, March
IA, 1921, Mr.. Greenwood and MIR. Ear
ing being present.
Bills against the District on vouchers
numbered 6649 to 6676 inclusive, were
examined and allowed.
There being no further business, the
meeting adjourned.
II. Is. GREENWOOD,
Attest: Chairman
DEWITT @. BROWN,
Secretary.
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1921-04-22
Il BLUE LAWS.

Blue laws against baseball, theatres,
movies, dancing. skating, smoking,
etc, are being enforced In South Da-
kota. and some American oitles. One
think about the movement, It will give
employment to more officials, make
more people dissatisfied with our gev'
eminent, and raise taxes to the con
flscation point.
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1921-04-22
NOTICE no CREDITORS.

IN THE PROBATE COURT or pow
ER COUNTY, IDAHO.
In the Matter of the Estate OF Charles
III. Torrance, Deceased.
Notice is hereby given by the under
signed, administrators OF the estate OF
Charles IL. Torrance. deceased, to the
creditors and all persons having claims
against said deceased, to exhibit such
claims with the necessary vouchers
within -four months OF the first publ
cation of this notice. to said admins
traitor, at the office of w. c, Loofhour-
row. American Falls, Idaho, which said
office, the undersigned selects rs his
place OF business in all matters con.
nected with said estate OF Charles IL
Torrance, deceased,
Dated and first published, April %
1921.
w. @. TORRANCE,
Administrator of the Estate OF
Charles II. Torrance, Deceased
w. G. Loofbourrow,
Attorney for Administrator,
Residing at American Falls, Idaho,
4-i5 b-6
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1921-04-22
TOR KICK.

Sgt. Dows Smith al appointed first
Sergeant Monday night by Capt. Ley.
This decision was reached after u
great deal of thot and study and meets
with the approval OF the men In gener-
al. Sgt. Smith, besides being one OF
the oldest men (from point of %service)
In Troop "a, served in the World
War and wac with the A. 10. II. or IL
months. He is well qualified for the
position and will receive the support
and cooperation of every member OF
the organization.
Corp. Gessell has been appointed as.
sistant stable Sgt. and Will sleep al
the armory.
Troop "A" will organize a baseball
team In the near future and will prob
ably have match games with the other
troops In this part OF the state during
the summer months.
sR
1t has been definitely decided by the
Adjutant General that the encampmenl
OF all troops In the state viii be held
June 10 to 2S ut Boise.
Sgt. Leland d. Colinger Of Aberdeen
has been appointed End Lieutenant tC
fill the vacancy left by LIST Lieutenan.
Lee Jenkins, resigned,
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Buglers Barnard and Neville have
been promoted to Buglers LIST class.