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R0HRBOUGH

Isabelle Aletha Ann Bush was
born January 7. 1897, at Clayton,
Illinois. She was married to E. E.
Rhorbough at Clayton. November
22nd, 1857.
To this union were born nine child
rem, e. A. Rohrbough of Colby, Kan
sas; e. M. Rohrbough, OF Omaha,
Nebraska: Olive F. Cutler, Of New
Raymer, Colorado; Eugene Rohr-
bough. OF Omaha, Nebraska; Minnie
Brewing, deceased; oliver Rohrbough
OF Richards, Miss uri; Judson Rohr-
bough, of Los Angeles, California; !;
Rosalie Miller, Of Omaha. Nebraska; |;
and Lillian Beans Of New Raymer,
Colorado.
The coming November she would
have been married &C years.
Her parents died when she was
but small child and she was brought
up by an aunt and uncle. These
were ardent Presbyterians Of very
strict type and the training she re-
ceived during he childhood went with
her as a diamond through out her
life. She stood bitterly opposed to
everything contrary to the pure and
simple teachings of the Christ.
From Clayton Mr.. ad Mrs. Rohr-
bough moved to Bentley. Illinois,
later to Jacksonville. Illinois, where
they lived three years when they
moved to Omaha, Nebraska.
The last ten years have been spent
among their children In Nebraska.
Kansas and Colorado.
Her husband and children all tes-
tify that Mother Rohrbough was a
very remarkable woman. = She was
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North PAwNEE


Everybody is wishing for a good
rain.
w. ]. Johnston, Mr. Robbins and
+. ]. conklin were Sterling visitors
last Wednesday.
Carl Youngblood and Roy Apple
gate were business callers at this
place Tuesday
Mrs. Littlefield and family were
shopping In Morgan Friday.
Millard Conklin left last Thursday
for Frannie Wyoming.
Ed. Hoffman was kicked by a horse
Sunday. Some Of his teeth were
knocked loose and his shoulder
slightly injured.
Mr.. and Mrs, F, J, Conklin and
Ernest and Ruby visited at Arthur
Leach's Sunday, y
Willard Smith left last Thursday
for Haxtun,
Mrs, Arthur Leach was Raymer
visitor Thursday.
Robert Conklin is working for
Frank Richards.
R. A. Forsberg Is still working
on his new house.
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NEWS NOTES FROM sPURGM


The wind the past week has dam
aged few mills
Light frost but nc damage.
Mr.. Hanson will be home form
Omaha this week to oversee the har
yesting on his place and his fathers
Mrs. Roy Simmons and daughter
visited with Mrs. NJ. H. Peake Will,
the men were away on school bust
ness,
Frank Jacobs has traded his home
stead for Sterling property.
Howard Milton spent the past weel
with Jonnie SpuIgin, both boys ar,
helping Mr., Gass with his harves
this week.
NJ. II. Peake Is cutting his rye or
Mr.. Gerdles place.
Glen Kline has gone to Dalton tG
work. He expects to work until fall
Earl King from Sterling was visit.
ing here the past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Buess, Mrs. Han
son, Mr.. and Mrs. J. Grows with
their chillren spent most OF Satur,
day night at Fred Mcvickers dancing
and Ice cream and cake were served
All report good time.
VIII Burns helpd his uncle har.
vest last week south Of Bushnell.
Geo. Buess took the Ray Chase
cattle to his pasture Sunday,
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Kinnerslsy and
children, Mr.. and Mrs. 8. schrlber.
and B. Sarkozy and Mrs. johnson and
Gladdis were Sunday dinner guests
at c. Rasmussens.
Chris Thompson was a guest at Ed
Myers Sunday.
Thor Rasmussen and w. Calkins
are near Sidney in the Harvest field.
Bessie apd Loren Lowell were
visiting at VIM. Talberts Sunday.
Mr., and Mrs. W. Burns, Mayme
and Pearl Wilfred, Mr.. and Mrs. e.
Goolsby and Carl Kline took dinner
with ]. r. Spurgins Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Halsey visited
with Mr.. Woodeys Sunday.
Frank Jacobs was In Sterling
Thursday.
Mr.. Law has taken the Oldest girl
with him to Haxtun where he ex-
poets to help harvest. Friends are
caring for his two smaller children.
Mrs. Burns and childreg sna Mrs.
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BALL TEAM IS
BADLY CRIPPLED

The Raymer team which started
out the season playing fast ball has
tseloped streak Of dropping games
.aat is hard to stop.
A few games were lost before ser
ious change was made in the line up
Of rhe team, but these were not en-
ough to be alarming.
But last Sunday more Of the play
ers were out Of the game, and the en-
tire out field was picked up bunch
new to the rest Of the team. The
regular out fielders that were on hand
were brought to the infield.
To add to this johnson got his
thumb split about the middle Of the
game. and Schmeeckle finished the
game. Paul was some lacking in
control. and the game went against
the boys by the largest score they
have lost by so far this season. Most
OF the games they have lost before
have been by a narrow score.
Stoneham won from Orchard at
Stoneham.
This would seem to make it quite
probable that Stoneham would close
in second place.
Virgins won from Weldona. The
standing Of the teams is now as fol-
lows.
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FOURTH ANNUAL
SKI H STAMPEDE
MONTE VISTA, AUG. 2. 3,4
NOT RUN FOR PROFIT

Every dollar Of the surplus cash
goes hack into improvements and
for additional and bigger events and
bigger prizes and purses for he next
Stampede.
Twenty thousand paid admissions
last year and there will be more than
10000 this year. Monte Vista's an
nual Stampede has put Colorado and
the San Luis Valley on the map Of
genuine "Howling Rough" outdoor
sports. Time your vacation for
Monte vista's stampede" Aug. 2-34
Write for magnificent booklet and
list to ID. C. VALE, Secretary.
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Democratic Delegates

The democratic caucus last Satur-
day found seekers after the honor Of
being delegates to the county assem-
bly, next Saturday to be few and far
bstween. 1t was typical case Of
thu honor seeking the man rather
than the man the honor. This pre-
cinct is entitled seven delegates, but
the quota was only partially filled.
As we remember the names given
they were as follows: H. H. North
up. Albert Schmeeckle, A. e. Pischel,
and s. T. Powell. We believe that
there were no others selected. These
men, will be authorized, doubtless,
ia cast the full seven votes to which
the precinct Is entitled.
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TEACHING FORCE Sc
LECTED FOR GRADES

The entire force Of teachers for
the coming year have finally been
selected. As formerly reported, Mr..
Albright will be superintendent.
Mr.. Kelly will be principal. Miss
Hammond has been selected for the
other high school position.
For the grade positions the follow
Ing have been hired: 7th and 8th,
A, w. Leach: 5th and 9Th, Mrs. Cliff
ford Dannatt; 3rd and 4th, Maude
Larmer: End. Edna Bruce; Primary,
Mrs Eva Line.
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BUCKINGHAM NEWS NOTES

.
The Ladies' Aid met Wednesday
afternoon with Helen Whippie.
Mr.. Lindquist of Pine Bluffs Wyo-
ming tuned q number Of pianoes In
this neighborhood last week.
Harley Jobbins and family spent
last week In Sterling.
The Moore family were guests at
the Whipple home Sunday.
Mrs. Lauer's brother-in-law from
Fort Collins spent Sunday at her
home. .t..
Mrs. Blazers parents and brother
from Denver have been visiting at
her home.
A Farmers Union meeting was
held Thursday night at the school
house.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ono LiHebaum from
Boulder are visiting here.
Mr.. ari Mrs noush and son visit
ed at the Ed. Potter home Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. Rev. John Winter
bourne and son John were entertain
ed at the Jas. Silvis home Sunday
Miss Bernice Littrel returned We'd
nesday from Sterling where she has
been visiting her sisters for the past
week.
Miss Pulce of Morgan Is visiting
at the Littrell and Livedgood homes.
Mrs. Judson from Greeley is visit
ing her daughter Mrs. James Amber.
The Farmers Elevator board met
on Saturday afternoon. Steve Men,
ovitch will have charge Of the Eleva-
tor hereafter,
Nial. wintoas 6iandef Of Grover
fpg At the home Of her aunt
6hselbaeh.
sr (ksmoor and. Hazel went to
DshStf uesday where they will re-
main ! couple OF weeks.
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AROUND AvAL0 DISTRICT

ego
An ice cream social is to be held
on Friday night July 21 at the Lib
erty school house, The proceeds are
to be used to buy now seats for the
Sunday School and church SERVICES
Everyone come.
The program committee which was
appointed to arrange the entertain
ment for the ice cram social Friday
night met Wednesday at Mrs. Van
Devenders.
J. J. Lewis was stoneham visitor
Saturday.
Mr.. C. Wagner went to Flemming
to work during harvest.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Lewis and
Floyd called on Mr.. and Mrs. Christ
ensen Saturday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. J. L,wis e2.:r. Ia
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Aunt susan's Dilemma.

Aunt Susan, an old Maryland
darkey. was being registered for the
first tius. Like many other women
who were torn between their desire
10 vote and retain their youth, Apnt
Susan neither relIshed telling aqs
nor discussing her private y y: n n
"What are your affiliatios tsked
the registrar. xx
"Why, boss. / don have <fil dem.
do II" queried Aunt Susahstn dlsmay.
Answer the question" commanded
ne hard-hearted registrar.
But. boss" protested Aunt Susan,
Il doo' like to. He's got a wife and
I've children. ."-Philadelphla Publio
Ledger.
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POLITICAL ANNOUNCEMENT

To the voters OF Weld County:
Complying with the many requests
that have come to me from friends
in parious parts Of Weld County.
wish to announce myself as candi-
date for the Office OF County Spuer-
intendent OF Public Instruction, sub
ject to the approval Of the RepubIi-
can Primary in September.
Elsie A. Kent, Num-, Cola.
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I
since the war. Sooner or later the
individual will resent the constant
attendance Of the eyes OF the law
probing into his intermost secrets,
and when that time comes let the re-
former beware lest he loose his Job
for some time to come.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Eugene Dugan
took in the movies in Serling last
week.
Miss Louise Applegate has return
ed home from Greeley.
Earl Siebert has had a new sign
painted for his place Of business, you
may know Earl believes in signs as
well as doing things for his fellow
men.
Mr.. and Mrs, Howard J. Pulver are
enjoying visit from friends from
the east
DR.. Martha X. J. Blanchard gave
the st. Johns church large oil
painting which will be hung In the
near future,
Speaking Of Volstead. there's a
man who makes Andrew Carnegie
look like a piker. Carnegie was sup
posed to have made 40 to SO million
aires In his day. .....
V.lstead has made $50 bootleg
Ing millionalres In Chicago alone,
not to say anything Of the rset of the
country and his work has Just start
ed,
Dan c, Straight, County Commis-
sioner called on DR.. Blachard Tues
day to talk over business.
Mrs. John o, Peterson and family
took a trip TO f. Morgan Thursday.
Roy e. Applegate and John Nick.
las father were hailed out at out at
Brandon. Colorado. last week,
Mr.. and Mrs. Bowman from Will
ard were Stonshaa, caller Friday,
Richard Eberline is being cared
for during his mothers absence by
Mrs. Arthur B, Harwoad,
Mrs. Carl Yungblood is up and a.
bout again. Mrs. Youngblood now is
In charge Of the Fairmont Cream sta
ton.
Mr.. W. W. Gillisple attended the
sale Saturday. ..
A. A. Snider was at Stoneham call
er Saturday.
sLuthern Ladies Aid met Thursday.
Mrs. G. W. Sears condition has not
improved much during the week.
George Allmendlnger was on the
sick list the fast week.
Mr., and Mrs. John R. Berks went
to Sterling Saturday evening.
L. ]. Holm and VIM. Carter left
in their car last week looking for
work in the fields.
Any individual that thinks he can
please anybody ought to receive treat
ment for imbecility. For be thou as
chaste as ice. as pure as snow thou
shalt not escape slanasr.
John c. Dugan motored to Nebr-
aska last week on business.
John Q'Conner the Greeley oil pro-
moter called on Stoneham people Sat-
urday.
Joe and John Knifton motored to
Greeley and Sterling last week on
business.
Ed, Hoffman was kicked by a horse
in the mouth Sunday mroning. He
was taken TO DR.. Blanchard for treat
lnent.
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sTONEHAM ITEMS

Mr.. Frank Peterson came home
from Greeley to spend Sunday with
his folks.
Mrs. Harry Mayfield is doing nice
ly after her operation in the Sterling
Hospital
Think better times, talk better
times and we shall have better times; /;
for "as a man thlnketh 80 he is."
Mrs. M e. Jackson and children
are taking a motor trip.
The doctors Blanchard were the
guests at dinner party given by DR..
and Mrs. c. ]. Latta at Stering Sun
day.
Reformers Beware!
Legislative reformers are 30 busy
that one wonders how we have gone
along all these years and became the
greatest notion In the world, when
there were SO many things which we
needed 90 badly.
II seems the big object now is to
have the government control every
thing-to shackle the individual
hand and foot--to permit espionage
Of his private affairs--to invade his
home-to control his life-and to
see that he keeps In step.
Is there not a possibility Of a man
losing affection for his country which
treats him like baby? There are
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NEWS OF NE|GHb0R|NC COMMUNITIES
Gathered by A Lot Of Wide wake Correspondents

ed Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Eaton and
grand son Sunday. .7
VIM. Lindsey and Russell Tappy
took dinner at q. r. Lindsey Sun
day.
Mr., and Mrs. Henry Lewis visited
a MIR. and Mrs. Bomika's Sunday
afternoon.
Rev. Burkey will hold services at
the Liberty school house Sunday
P, M. July 23.
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Sarah Goolsby spent Thursday at e.
Goolsbys.
Jim Crows ball team did not get
here Sunday SO the ball game was
played by home folks. The ninth
inning was a tic, Next Sunday we
go to Stollars Store to play, Most
OF the team are away to harvest hut
will pick up enough to I'LL In Its
good exercise and helps the COM
munity In q social way.
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Card OF Thanks

We wish to thank the friends who
assisted us ministering to the needs
Of our late wife and mother during
her last illness.
Edward Rohrbough and Children
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He had Il.

The Sunday school teacher had been
reading about Canaan, the land how
ing with milk and honey.
.Now." she said to the class, what
do you think a land flowing with milk
and honey would be like?'
"Please. teacher" was the Instant
reply. ''sticky."
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Rsvsrss English.

"Rather thoughtful Of the people
who sell ingredients for making beer
In the home"
Flows thatf"
'They tell YOU what not to do to
make It intoxicating"
"Sly fellows. But for fear somebody
might mistake their meaning they
sught to put the not In parentheses."
Birmingham Age-Herald.
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most tender hearted, kind and true.
he leaves her husband and all OF
her children save one daughter.
Minnie Browing who preceded her
years ago to the better life.
In addition to the eight surviving
children. she leaves twenty grand.
children and fifteen great grand
children. "
Servant OF God well done!
Thy glorious warefare past.
The battles fought, the race is Won
And thou art crowned at last"
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Mrs Rohrbough passed away early
Friday morning, July l4th at the
home Of her daughter. Mrs. Olive
Cutler in Raymer, after an illness Of
several weeks. The funeral was held
at the residence Of Mrs. Cutler Sat-
urday morning, conducted by Rev.
C. e. Beans. and the remain taken
to Omaha. where burial was made
Monday morning.
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1922-01-12
SETH STANTIAL WRITES.

In sending lodge dues to Clerk Ro-
bert Amber, Seth Stantial takes oc-
-casion to tell of some OF his activities
during recent months.
I'VE have made three trips to Mexi-
co and will go back again to Tampico,
then to Texas City, Texas, back TO
Tampico, and from there to Fall River
or Philadelphia. Our latest trip was
to Philadelphia, and had time to look
up some friends there, but these tank
.ers stay such short time, it is only
hello and goodbye. We have a dandy
bunch, and they are all staying on
so it is getting as much like home as
the last ship l was on. l was there IA
year and half and it was like break
ing up housekeeping to leave. l only
plan on staying until next summer,
though, for | still have my mind set
on school at Oakland, Calf, and J
should have enough saved by that time
"The only cold weather | have seei
for some time, having been lucky
enough to winter south or in Italy most
of the time and though it is eight
above it feels chilly.
"A letter received today from Grange
vile states the same old team is on the
A. K f. wagon, or at least the grey.
That's some horse. I'm coming back
some day if only to drive him again.
Seth drove. the delivery wagon fol
the A. & f. store for a number of
years and is well known to all the
old residents of the community. He is
now on the $. $. Swifteagle.
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1922-01-12
THE HALLOWEIL's COMING.
Well known Orchestra to Appear in
Concert and Dance.

The American Legion has made
successful effort i'm securing the Hail.
Dwell Concert Co Of Chicago. The Hall
DWELL Concert Go. is on its sixteenth
annual tour Of the northwest, and this
will he the third time they have ap-
pcared in Grangevillr under the aus
piceS of the American Legion. On their
two previous trips their appearances
were greatly appreciated and it is due
to this favorable comment of the pub
lie, that the Legion has decided to
make their appearance an annual
event
lt'has been generally conceded. by
those who have attended the two pre-
yious entertainments. that there has
seldom been Il more talented troup Of
high class entertainers appear In
GrangevilIc, and the Legion is to be
commended for their effort in securing
these high class entertainers for the
people Of Grangeville.
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1922-01-12
Resignation Asked for by
Commissioners for Alleg-
ed Misconduct.
FILL PLACE JAN. Is
Three Candidates Now In
Field With Petitions; State
Certificate Necessary.

Leonard r. Case, county superinten-
dent of schools of Idaho county, on
; Tuesday rendered his resignation to
the board of county commissioners, TO
take effect at the pleasure of the board
The resignation was promptly accept
ed with the proviso that he continue in
office until his successor is appoint
ed.
The resignation was requested by
the board for alleged misconduct, 1t
being stated there was ample proof OF
the charges in the hands OF the COM
missioners.
Case was elected at the general cleo
ton year ago in November and at
that time was principal OF the school
at Ferdinand.
Make Appointment January l8'
The board will make an appoint
ment to fill the unexpired portion of
the term at 10 o'clock on Wednesday
morning, January Is. There are four
persons being prominently mentioned
for theplace, three of whom have petit
tions out for the required number of
signatures, namely, Mrs. Chester e.
Arnold, Il. A. Carpenter and Mrs X.
II. Bell. j. Loyal Addison is the fourth
who is being mentioned.
1t is said there are few teachers in
/. the county, eligible for the position.
In addition to being qualified voters,
. applicants must hold state certificates.
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1922-01-12
MEAT MARKET
SOON TO
OPEN
E. S. Sweet and Clyde Hamill
Will Be Ready About Feb
ruary 1st.

Alterations are now being made in
the old Smoke House building. first
door west from the Imperial Hotel,
to the opening of an up-to
date meat market by Il. $. Sweet and
Clyde Hamill, about February 1st.
The prices now being paid the pro-
ducer for beef cattle, sheep lambs
and hogs, and the retail prices that
are being maintained throughout this
district, justify the move" stated Mr..
Sweet. who is IA veteran stock buyer
and producer, and who was formerly
in the meat market business in this
city. Mr.. Hamill was also in the same
line of business few years ago be-
ing associated with John Kelly, i'm the
firm of Kelly x Hamill
In statement to the editor regard
ing the new enterprise, Mr. Sweet re
marked that he had sufficient beef
cattle, sheep. etc. to supply a market
for whole year.
Both gentlemen being pioneers of the
community and having previously en-
gagged in this and other lines of bust
ness, they are well known to most of
the people of the entire section
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1922-01-12
COASTING PARTY.
Federated Sunday School Also Enjoy.
ed Weiner Roast.

The Federated Sunday school enjoy
ed n real rollicking, roaring jollifica-
tion in the form Of a coasting party
Monday evening. A large bonfire was
built at the top of the hill on Bridge
street near its junction with Meadow
street. Hot dog" sandwiches and
pirl les regaled the moments between
dasfes down the icy hill. The evening
was perfect one, just cold enough to
give the air pleasant tinge, no wind
aud moonlight that forbade the night
to grow cold Nearly two hundred
young and old. boys and girls men and
women. made the air ring with jolly
voices until mature judgment reckoned
on the oncoming day and reluctantly
the party slowly diminished with the
wish that other nights of like or simi-
lar sport might he enjoyed.
{. L. KrGkau. superintendent Of tho
Federated sunday school. was the or
iginator and moving spirit of the oc-
casiof.
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1922-01-12
CHARGED WITH RAPE.
Step-Daughter Makes Damaging State
Ment Against Arthur Brown.

Jennie Strine the 15-year-old step
daughter of Arthur Brown Of Kooskia
who is resting in the county Jail on
a charge of rape. was brought down
from Spokane the last of the week
where she was an inmate of the
House of the Good Shepherd, by COun-
ty Health Nurse Miss Rose Taylor.
The girl made a signed statement
to Prosecuting Attorney b. Augur, re-
lative to the alleged improper relations
with the Step-father, which dated back
to last July. Brown had the girl plac-
ed in the Spokane institution under
an assumed name. The mother has
been located at the Olympia Hotel,
Portland.
At the present time Brown is ill at
the county Jail, too ill to listen to the
complaint charging him with rape. 1t
is stated that before completing his
sentence on an assault charge, Clark
McGaffe gave Brown some information
regarding the penalty for conviction
on the charge of rape, and in few
minutes Brown sank to the floor and
in doing so came in contact with the
hot stove receiving slight burn on
his forehead On coming to he took to
his bed and has remained there since
The girl has been returned to Spokane
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1922-01-12
BY
WHOLESALE
CHARGED
Dwight Anderson and Wife,
Well Known Here, Now in
County Jail.

Dwight Anderson and wife. well
known residents of this section were
taken into custody Monday ut Sites
10y Deputy Sheriff Chester Arnold and
later in the day lodged in the county
jail at this place on charges of bur
glary.
With a search warrant in his possess
sion the deputy sheriff searched the
Anderson home on Clear Creek, locat-
ed twelve miles above Sites, and found
great piles of Indian blankets, saddles
chaps, books, boxes of files that had
never been used, and other merchan-
disc.
The prisoners were taken before
Justice of the Peace. J. b. Burney of
Sites, where they pleaded not guilty.
According to Mr. Burney the books
found in the Anderson home were
identified as the property Of the Bat
tie Ridge school district, and other
articles were recognized as stolen prop.
erty
Five complaints have been made
against the AnderSons as follows: Fl.
c. Oliver, merchant; VIII Hardman,
merchant, Stites: Battle Ridge school
district; John Roland, Kooskia; and
Ed Raboin, Sites, the two latter being
Indians
The accused were unable to furnish
bonds which were placed at $1,000 by
Justice Burney.
| tis further alleged that Anderson
was caught in the act of robbing a
chicken house in that neighborhood
and the owner ON hearing the commo-
tion made by the fowls. grabbed
shotgun and peppered the fleeing man.
Reports also state that he was arrest
ed on a similar charge few years
back while a resident Of Mt Idaho.
Preliminary hearing will be held at
Sites on Monday January 49,