Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1922-07-20
'COUNTYSENDS
NO
PAY T0JUDGES
Officials Must Serve with
out Remuneration; Parties
to Furnish Voting Places
Progressives Have Trouble
over Precinct Committee
men; Troeh Refuses to Serve


Supplies for the primary election,
August J., were this week shipped by
Henry Telcher, county auditor, to pre-
cinct committeeman in each of the
fifty voting precincts of the county.
More than 100 sets Of supplies were
provided by the county.
The Democrats have a committee
man in each precinct, while with few
exceptions the Republicans also have
committeeman throughout the county.
The Progressive party, however, has
only nine precinct comitteemen in the
county.
NO PAY IN THIS
Each party must hold its own pri-
mary election If the party members
the precinct do not desire to hold
a primary, there need be no primary
for that party in the precinct. Elec
ton officials and polling place for the
primary must be provided by the party
organization in the precinct, and the
serve without pay. The polls
are open from ! p. m. to p. m.
Strife already exists in the newly
formed Progressive party in Idaho
county. George j. Terhaar, of Cotton
wood, county chairman of the Pro-
gresisves, has sent to the county audi
tor a list of precinct committeeman,
and it was arranged to officially use
this list. Word came later of Difficult
tv over the selection of committee
man for Keutcrville precinct. John
name was on the original
list, but his name was ordered strick-
EN- off and the name Of Ben Luchtefed
TROEH WON'T SERVE
George Troch was certified 20 Audi
tor Telcher as committeeman from
Lake district. but Mr.. Troch, on learn
ing of the action, ordered his name Ia
ken from the list, SAYING he knew
nothing about the matter, and refusing
to serve.
Progressive precinct committeeman,
as the list now stands, are:
Big Butte-Gilliam Mattox.
Cottonwood-Ed Jessup.
Dewey-John F. Oliver
Fenn-J. TT. Won Bargen.
Ferdinand-Herman Uhlenkott.
Grangeville No. 2-William Potter.
Greencreek-Joe Reiner.
Keuterbille-Ben Luchtefeld.
KooslSiar-H. Chenoweth.
LIST OF Committeeman
Frank E. Fogg, Democratic county
and John p. Eimers, Repub-
lican county chairman, have certified
nrecinct committeeman to Auditor
Telcher as follows, the first named be-
ing the Democratic committeeman and
the second the Republican, and where
on'y one name appears it is that of
Democrat, the Republican being va
cant:
Big Butte-John Segar, George H.
Sheldon.
Border-C. L. Daggert, R j. Neon
nell
Clearwater-F NJ. Brown, X. F.
Concord-Pe Klinkhammer.
Cottonwood. d. Shinnick, George
F. Mckinney.
Deercreek-C. NJ. Cone, frattie c.
Wyatt.
Denver-W. H. Zumwalt, Ed. Nelson.
Dewey-P. Fl. Leach, James Bishop.
Dixie-Schuyler Franklin.
Elk City-William Allen r.. McGreg-
or.
Fairview-w. L. Workman, R. G.
Day.
Fenn-E. L. Dufur, William Spencer.
Ferdinand-H. G.. Sasse, Peter Asch-
snbrenner.
Florence-James A. Ward, j. Fl.
NTH.
Fork-Jacob Yeager, " E. Flick.
ver-W. A. Holhngshead, Nels
solberg, jr.
Grangeville No. Victor Peterson,
Frank Van Deventer.
Grangeville No. IN. Fl. Baulch, nj
5. Martin.
Grangeville No. Frank McGranc,
]. P. Eimers.
GrangevilIe No. IN. R. Hatta-
baugh, Nellie White.
Greencreek-Sam Hamill, j. f. Nux-
oil.
Harpster-James surridge, W. F.
Clarke.
Harris Ridge-A. 7. Fitting, Sam
John Day-o. 0. Gordon, RevilIo
Johnston
Toseph-w. F. Abercrombie, Phoebe
Aram.
Kamiah-T. Fl. Letter, Paul F. Cor
bett.
Keuterville-J. B. Krieger.
Kooskia-N. F. King, F. E. Quist.
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