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The Delta independent., 1923-05-04

and nailed. The uppers are Of heavy
tan chrome leather with bellows ton.
que. thereby making them waterproof.
These shoes are selling very fast and
we advise you to order at once to in
sure your order being filled.
The sizes are 6 to IL all widths:
pay post man on receipt OF goods or
send money order. Money refunded If
shoes are not satisfactory. Site
THE v. s. STORES CO,
1441 Broadway New York City
The Delta independent., 1923-05-04
Free Show Popular.

Free Show Popular.
The free show put on by the Colo
NAL Theatre Wednesday for the
Stockham Hardware company was
largely attended and proved to be
very interesting and attractive. The
film showed very completely how a
Studebaker car is put together and
every step of the process was follow
ed with interest by the audience.
The Delta independent., 1923-05-04

Free Dinner for Independent Readers.
The readers of the Delta Indepen-
dent are invited to attend barbe-
cue at the Golden Hills ranch near
Iona, Colo. on May IS. We hope
you will attend this meeting for the
purpose of investigating the land
which will be sold at auction on June
6 and Z. J. F. Schultz, Auctioneer,
Grand Junction, Colorado.
The Delta independent., 1923-05-04
ced.r.de. Hotel Open Nay let

The Cedaredge Hotel will open
under new management the first OF
May and desires q share Of your pat
ronage. Good home cooking. clean
beds. also will cater to automobile
parties during the summer. Mrs. d.
NJ. Henney and Mrs. =. J. Vincent.
Props. 17-20c
To Trade for Town Property
40 acres four miles from Delta: %
acres hay; 80 acres pillow land: bal
ance general farming. Price $1,000.
Clear. This 10 . real bargain. I'm.
quire Of 0snevievs Hartig at Delta
Co. Abstract office. Site
The Delta independent., 1923-05-04

sAuE-ARMY SHOES-sAlE
We have just bought tremendous
stock of Army Munson last shoes to
be sold to the public direct. Price
$2.75. These shoes are 100 per cent
solid leather with heavy double soles
The Delta independent., 1923-05-04
1ztfc
cores second hand store.
Now Ready

Now Ready
2H to 8 pound broilers and fryers
from LaFortuna Poultry form. Leave
orders at Frost's grocery. l5tic
The Delta independent., 1923-05-04
piumblnp

piumb'nv
Repairing. etc. Ranges connected.
General repairing. Charges reason.
able. v. o .Pafkhurst, call at Charles
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-06-14

zasoby sou vedomi ze jednoho dine budou vycerpany
Pocita vsak dnesni dovoue este dvoum6scni in
ensvni explotaci od e DOLBY ocekava hornictvo
pasvnho odpom VIDA rozmluv nekterymi inkenyry
francouzskymi em pozna vef vitezstv on6ch pro
du denictvu, iez nyni mocnej uplanu vola po
dohode Francouz Pro tomu tvrdi vsak mi predaci
borovych organsaci zvaSt6 zeezncaM n6mec re isou
to este mesce odporovat nepodrob Jedno je jsto
ze ejich fronta kdys rozena je dnes ednotna
zauJima proti Francouzum posaven kran6 odmave vyp
vac spse pohnutek socialnch antiiaristickych nez
hypenacionaismu n6mz 81 buje berinska velka burzo-
aisle Timo postupem neposkytucm zvlastnich technc-
kych obtz dosp6 Francouz ctyrech m6sich okupace
podle ejich vastnch dau dennimu vt6zku okolo 5000
un koksu, pocaj, do Ii dni dosahnou 900
un ez by as pne kryy potrebu francouzskeho prnysu
Jsou tedy akc spokojeni Aspon venek Jna e
otazka jak to diva rancouzsky prnmyl povazuje
vyezek um6rny nakladum okupace expotace Pri
cnromeni okupaci p vseobecne pasvn ress
tenc ktera Francouze odkazaa silly je resutat
ejich prace kdyz techncky zadnym zazraken cty-
hodny Re ovsem tento koks pride tochu aho je p po-
samozrejmo. Ma druhe vyvazue nadeje ma
zisk pocky totz konecnou opravovou nabidku Naecka
"a zaruky bezpecnosti.
Otzka tspechu ci neuspechu expotacni francouz
ske dojde zbrzku nemecke nabidce by BOZ Po-
u ukonciIa spyne otazkou kdo bude mt vytrva-
lost Francouzi c nemecke delnicvo? Ac dne
nejsho vyznamneho mnozsvi nezam6stnanych Poruii
acko mzdy Wplaceji doech kde pine nepracue
(tovarny ma pr krupp pracu stale normalne) ably byo
mono zh bez omezovan takovych okonost mdze
Sc odpor zhront nahe chvi, kdy by tfeba Berlin
nejmene ocekava To e vdeti taku, patrnem tisku
kerym pdsob kancee Cuna ably nepropasl nynejsi
lakave pfilezost rci prave osvobozuci slovo. ze
drhe srane pfso by who'd rozuzen situace
nevy, mohl jsem pozorovati toho akym zajmem
setkaa znama rec Stresemannova ja plum dedeum ably
on sta cee nemecke vady byo zelesnovano hned zpr-
rami re Cunuv kabnet jest pred padem tim Sc dohoda
rapidne pfblzue Oboustranne kombnace tech tou-
II miru jsou to pfedevsim prmysl obchod denici
vrcholy tn techto dnech spoovanim jmen Loucheur
Stresemann, ktefi omto okamziku zda povolanym
skutecnitl ]edlnou potfebu obou narodd = smifeni
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-06-14
VIDOVANi CESKOSLOVEN-
SkYCH PASU.

CT. l.. |. Sd - Ceskosloven-
ska nfadovna CizojazyCne In
formacni Sluzby obdrzela radu
dotazu, kdy vlastne Sc zacnou
|vidovat ceskoslovensIke pasy a,
merickym konsulatem v Praze.
Ma podklade techto dotazii
obratila Sc Ceskoslovenska u
radovna primo Ma konsulat Sp.
Statu Praze dotazem, kdy
budou Ease ceskosloyenske pa
sy vidovany pfislusnikum ce-
skoslovenskym, kteri hodlai il
ise vystehovat do Spojenych
Statu, ane'bo kteri mali V umy-
slu vykonat We Spojenych Sta
tech kratsi navStevu, anebo je-
dou zastupovat nekterou z ce,
skoslovenskych obchOdnich fl
rem do Ameriky anebo k0nec-
ne kteii chtei We Spojenych
Statech studovat na vysSch
skolach, anebO urcitem obo-
I'll.
Ma dotaz ten zaslan byl Ces-
| kos.ovenske uradoyn6 pfipis
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-06-14
nasledujiciho obsahu:

naSleduJlclhO 0bsahu:
KonsAlat Spojenych Statu v
Praze, Ceskoslovenske repu-
blice zacne vidovat pruvodni
list;ny ceskoslovenskych W.
stehovalcn do Spojenych Statil
dne Is. cervHa anebo asi te
dobe to pro kvotu, pocinajfci
Ease dnem l.. cervence 1928.
Zarcven Vam podavame zpra-
vi, re pruvodni listiny vyste-
halcu ceskoslovenskych hodla-
jicich odplouti do Spojenych
Statu, isou vidovany ien tehdy,
kdyz byly podepsany (potvr-
zeny) Ministerstvem Socialni
PGce Ceskoslovenske republi-
ky.
Vsichni vystehovalci anebo
pfibuzni vystehovalcu jsou H.
pozornen!, aby hlasili sc ma
konsulatu Spojenych Statu v
Praze bud osobne anebo dopi-
sem, kdyz chteji byti pouceni,
.iak lie 81 vymoci vidovani pru-
vodnlch listin. nez chteji odce-
stcyat. V dckonale ucte C.. S.
Winens, americky konsul.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-06-14
zPRAv z cEcH.
O Gem sc piSe. v MAR. Ii

o Gem sc piSe. v MAR. Ii
stech" oznamuje spisovatel
1gnat Hermann, re tyto dny
dostal Tokia dopis cd dra.
Aitaro Jamanoi-a, ktery "a 68
dni vykonal cestu skoro kolem
sveta. DR.. Jamanoi sd6luje v
nem, ze pracuje ma ces.-japon-
skem slovniku, ktery asi do va.
noe bude hotov a ze pred tim
jiz prelozil Masarykovo dilo
"Narodnostni filosofie DOLBY no
Ivejsi", Vrchlickeho "Pisne pou
tnika" a Cahovy ''Strucne de-
jiny naroda ceskoslovenskeho"
Taky pro letosek slibuje dalsi
preklady 2 ceske literatury, a.
bychom - jak pravi 80 reali-
sovali literarnf styky mezi ma
mi. - "Venkov" Odmita tvrze
mi, jakoby v tsl. armade 5bylo
$500 dlstojnikI, kteff neznali
slova ceskeho a prohlasuje, re
cd tax velkeho poctu zada vo-
jenska sprava, ably slozili pri
sne zkousky re statniho jay
ka, ceskych dejin a literatury.
K tomuto opatfeni byl ministr
Udrzal nucen sahnouti, kdyz
vid6l, ze dosavadni RUNE dru-
ny jazykovych zkousek nepo
skytuji jednotneho m6ritka pro
posouzeni znaiosti eluzebniho
jazyka u dustojniki. Hofejsim
opatrenim bylo stanoveno jed
notne kriterium pro posuzova-
nj jazykove zpisobilosti dI-
stojnikd. To neznamena, ze by.
mezi onemi ddstojnkyne bylo
nikoho, kdo by neznal ani slo-
va ceskeho, naopak, jsou mezi
mimi Cesi po STRANGE sluzebni-
no iazyka vyborn6 kvalifikova
nj, kteri nemohli navstevovati
skoly csl. vyucovacim jazy-
KEN. Je pomluvou, kdyz Sc tyr
di, ze by v radach dnstojnictva
byl tax veliky pocet osob. ne
znalych statniho jazyka. Chy-|
stanymi zkouskami odstrani sc
j posledni nedostatky.
Prayer Presse" Sc dovida, re
Ceskoslovenska vlada dala bull
harske Wade navrh ma zrizeni
Observation-Disclosures pa
roplavebni spolecnosti, ktery
byl jiz -bulharskou vladou pri-
jat. Jedna Sc o akciovou spo-
lecnost sc zakladnim kapita-
lem 60 mil. lvd. Bulharsky stat
bude slcastnen 40 proc, bull
harsti soukromi interesanti 20
proc. a CSR. 40 proc. Sidlem
spolecnosti bude patrne bulhar
ske mesto Ruscuk.
Casovy vtip. Ucastnk sjezdu
SociaDisticke D6lnicke Interna
cionaly Hamburku po navra-
tn do Prahy stezoval 81, re v
Hamburku bylo chladno, ba
zima. Jiny ucastnik ma to ve-
ce: "Jak by ne, kdyz tam byli
Til Wintrove (poslanec DIR.
Winter, parizsky korrespon-
dent 'Prava Lidu" DIR. Winter
a inz. Winter z Plzne) a III
max z Eratislave (senator Iii
MAXI.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1923-01-18
EASY CHAIRS FOR
MEMBERS OF JURY

Cushions will be placed on the
chairs in the jury box in the district
courtroom, so the jurors will have com
Portable seats when listening to testi-
mony Of witnesses and lengthy argyll
ments by attorneys. The board of
county commissioners, acting on re-
quest of Judge Wallace N. Scales, Of
the district court. this week instruct
ed Henry Telcher clerk of the court
to purchase cushions and have them
placed on the chairs In the Jury box.
A jury. at the fall term, of court. in
formed Judge Scales that the chairs
were decidedly uncomfortable. and
the courts request for relief for the
suffering jurymen followed.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1923-01-18
GAME PRESERVE
NEAR ELK CITY cit
CITIZENS PLAN
Would Have State Grant Pro-
lection to Animals in
Ten Townships

Game preserve to be located in the
mountain country of Idaho county,
southeast of Elk City, ON the north
side of Salmon river is requested in
a petition signed by fifty residents of
the Elk City country. The petition is
addressed to the state game warden,
and requests that the state legislature
close to hunters an area of approx
mately ten townships. The area of
the proposed preserve comprises the
drainages of Harrington creek, Sabe
creek, Bargamin creek and Mallard
creek.
The section which 1t is sought to
have set aside for the propagation of
game is one of the largest big game
areas in the United States. 1t is rug
ged and isolated. but with the COM
pletion of highways into the noun
tain country, within a few years, it
is believed the area will soon become
such a popular hunting ground that
big game will quickly be eXterminat-
ed, unless measures are taken for its
protection at all times.
In this district are found moose, elk,
black tail deer, white tail deer, noun
tain sheep. mountain goats and many
animals.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1923-01-18
|GRAYSON GETS
UNTIL FEB. IS
TO END WORK
Board Acts on Majority of
Names on Petitions Filed
by Taxpayers of County
Matter May Again Come Up
Before Commissioners at
April Session, Is limited

Board of commissioners of Idaho
county Monday refused to make an
appropriation for maintenance of the
office of county agricultural agent but
provided that, because much of the
work of County Agent Carl M Gray
son is not finished, the term of the
county agent be extended until Febru-
airy 10. in order to give him time to
complete unfinished business of his
office.
The board acted on a petition filed
with the commissioners, and signed by
hundreds Of taxpayers, asking that
the office Of county agent be abolished.
A petition requesting the office to he
retained also was filed with the board.
A hearing was held Saturday, when
John Funke, president Of the Idaho
County Farm bureau, J. B. Mcdonald,
secretary, and others spoke in behalf
of the county agent, while J. P. Harri-
man, acting for the petitioners who
asked the office be abolished, address,
ed the board in behalf of the opposi-
ton.
The board reserved its decision on
the matter until Monday, when, ac-
cording to the record at was found
w Int DbdTu iildt tnt dpptdt-
ing on the petition against the en-
ployment of the county agent were
overwhelmingly in favor Of discontinue
ing the extension work in Idaho coun-
ty. It is hereby ordered that the Of
flee Of county agent be discontinued"
1t is reported that the board, at its
April session. may be asked to make
an appropriation for renewal of the
county agents work in idaho county.
Carl M Grayson, who has been
agricultural agent I'm Idaho county for
the last nine months. is. declared to
have given satisfactory services to the
farmers. He Is said 10 have conducted
his office in a careful manner.
Decision of the board to discontinue
the office was not due TO any dissatis-
faction with Mr.. Grayson. 1t was point
ed out. but was purely in accordance
with the wishes Of the greater number
If taxpayers who had petitioned that
the office he abolished in the interest
of economy.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1923-01-18
OFFICERS OF LEGION
ESCORTED TO SEATS

New officers of Grangeville post,
American legion, were installed on
Monday night at a meeting in the
office of DR.. B. Chapman. The Of
ficers:
Commander-Harold Haynes.
First vice commander-Jess Wade.
Second vice commander-Jack Ed
wards.
Adjutant and finance officer-E.
N. Berry.
After the installation, fifteen new
members were initiated. During
the business meeting following the in
itiation, it was decided to buy equip
ment for limitations. A committee
was appointed to secure larger quar-
tiers for meetings of the post. The
members expressed themselves as
grateful to DIR Chapman for the use OF
his office as a meeting place, but ow-
ing to rapid increase In membership,
it was deemed necessary to secure
more room for meetings. 1t is re-
ported that the X. OFF. clubrooms
may be used by the legion. Meet
ings will be held on the first and
third Thursdays of each month.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1923-01-18
ISAIAH w. JOHNSON
CALLED BY DEATH

Isaiah W. Johnson. IA years old,
died Tuesday morning in his home
at Mt. Idaho. Mr. Johnson had re-
sided at Mt Idaho twelve years.
He was born in Toronto. Ont.
Canada. on March %. 1S49 When 6
years old, he removed to Crosswell,
Mich. and in 1865 located at Sagi-
nav. Mich. where he followed the
many years.
Mr.. Johnson was married in 1870
to Miss Harriet Savers. and to them
was born one child, Willie. who died
at the age of years. Mr.. and Mrs.
Johnson removed to California in
1909. and in 1911 located at Mt. Ida
no. His widow survives him.
Funeral services were held Thurs
day morning from the home, W. N.
Knox. minister officiating. Burial
directed by r.. s. Hancock, was in
Mt Idaho cemetery.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1923-01-18
FOR
ROAD DISTRICTS
ARE APPOINTED
Commissioners Act on Peti-
tions for Highway
Work

Board of county commissioners this
week appointed road overseers for
the various districts as follows:
District No. Joe carp.
District No. 2-H G. (DOc) Denny.
District No. sandy Kavanaugh.
Districts Nos. 8. II and PIG. @:
Nitz.
District No. 1O-Jack O'Leary.
District No. 13-J. o. Howard,
District No 15-J. G. Hemphill.
District No. 10, State bridge to
Rapid river-John Chamberlin.
District No 10, Rapid river sec
tion-R. L. Freeman.
District No. 26-E p. Coder.
District No. 30. r. Perkins.
4 South Fork trail from Castle creek
to Houstons-Calvin Huddleson, with
provision that not more than 500
shall be expended on the trail.
District No. 30-John Hagen.
District No. 40. G. wilkins.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1923-01-18
JURY LIST FOR
DISTRICT COURT
Board Selects List of Idaho
County Men to Hear
Trials

Following list of jurors for service ir
district court has been drawn by the
board of county commissioners:
Big Butte-George Killmar, Martin
]. Browning, Fred Pfannebecker.
Border-R. ]. Mcconnell.
Clearwater-Harry Baker. r. H
Farris.
Cottonwood-Geor j. Terhaar, j
It. Jenny, Henry A. Brugeman, Matthias
DuclOs, Frank Hanley, August Seu
bert, w. w. Blackburn, John Funke
Herman Seubert, w. 81. Forth, A
G. Gentry, Nell Pierce.
Deer Creek-Fred M. Poe, q. M
Cone.
Denver-A. b. Clayton.
Dewey-A. A. Kincaid.
Elk City-R. McGregor, G. L. L.
Basket.
Fairview-J. L. carp.
Fenn-H. A Sprute, Henry Meyer.
observation-disclosures Uhlenkott, AL
bert zodrow. @. e. Hayden, Edward
Tautfest.
Forks-J. It. Callison.
Glover-W. A. Hollingshead.
Grangeville No. IA. O. Lanning-
ham, Fet Rhoades, G. Q. Call, George
Altman, Frank Groom, John Basinger.
Grangeville No. 2-F. w. Cole, II
w. Haynes, G. B. Knorr, M. III. Baulch,
John Kabat, c. b. Jeffries.
Grangeville No. &c. w. Manning,
Edward A. Long, Douthard Kerlee,
Charles L. Bourland, Frank Howard,
Harold M. Sims.
Grangeville No. George B. Bris-
coe David Woods, Benjamin Wells,
Charles A. Goan, Benjamin Shaw.
Greencreek-Joseph Sattler, Adolpb
Hinkleman, Anthony Vessels.
Harpster-Floyd Ferguson.
Harris Ridge-Thomas Fitting.
John Day-M. q. Sewell.
Joseph-Platte Talbot, ST.
Kamiah-William u. Hamilton.
acknowledgement Il. Bartlett,
Charles Nader.
Kooskia-N. f. King, Guy #. Cleve-
land, o. P. Decker, George w. TIE
nary, Dale Clark.
Lake-H. f. Church, John A. Bent
ley.
Lorena-George May.
Lowell-A. N. Peterson.
Mt. Idaho-John A. Seay.
Newsome-George r. Curtis.
Orogrande-William Hogan.
Pardee-Carl T. Moore.
Pleasant VIEWED Snowman.
Pollock-Oscar Rhoades.
Higgins James Murray, Char
J. Whiteside.
Rocky Rutte-D. +. Van Pool.
Slate Creek-Lawrence Upton.
Stites-Phil Hartman, G. L. Blew
EFT. Wesley Packer.
Tahoe-A. p. Lycan.
Ten Mile-A. S Johnson.
Warren-Ed Roden.
Westlake-Adolph Johnson.
NATURALIZATION Thompson, ID.
L. Kirkham, S. S. Galloway, Lloyd
Leach.
Woodland-George Finney, John
Johnson.
Yellow Pine-Wilbur Box.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1923-01-18
Q ARE TAKEN OFF
LIST OF INDIGENTS

Board Of county commissioners this
week struck from the list of county
indigents Mrs. Annie King of Reuter-
vile. who had been receiving $50 a
month. and Mrs. Clark McGaifee, OF
Grangeville who drew $40 a month
from Idaho county.
The board ordered that w Fl. Dye,
who has been in Lewiston hospital,
at an expense to Idaho county of SD
n month. be removed to the county
hospital Mt Grangeville.
Dye, long a county charge. a Few
wears ago refused to remain at the
Idaho county poor farm. and for sever
nj months was given care at the Ida no
county jail. He later went TO Lewis
ton. where he received care by NeZ
Perez county, while Idaho county paid
the bill.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1923-01-18
NIJRss CHILD DIES

Oneida Love Nurss, aged 2 years,
5 months, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Allen Nurss, died Sunday In the
family home south of Grangeville.
She is survived by her parents, by
sister, Geraldine, and brother,
Miles. Funeral was held Tuesday In
the home, w. N. Knox, minister, OF
ficiating. Burial was in Prairie
View cemetery.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1923-01-18
BYRON APPOINTED
JUSTICE OF PEACE

7 p. BYRON. former probate judge.
has been appointed Justice of the peace
for Grangeville. by the board OF
county commissioners Judge Byrnm
before becoming probate iildge was
Justice of the peace. p. Nj. Grimm.
who was elected Justice Of the peace
for Grangeville at the election last
November did not qualify.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1923-01-18
VAN HOEsEN DEAD

State Senator d. w. Van Hoesen.
of Adams county. Democratic mino-
rity leader in the state legislature
and prominently mentioned last sum-
Nor as possible candidate for oov-
ernor of Idaho. was found dead in
his room in a Boise hotel Monday
afternoon. Death was due 10 heart
disease. Monday morning. the SEN
ator had occupied his seat in the
state senate as usual.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1923-01-18
CIRCULATION OF
FREE PRESS rs
NOW 1888 COPIES

After consolidation of the sub
scription list Of the Grangeville
Globe with that Of the Idaho
County Free Press, the combined
circulation of the two newspap-
ers, when duplicates are elimi-
mated. is 1888. Advertisers in
the Free Press will have the
benefit of this tremendously in
creased circulation at no change
in cost over the old rate.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1923-01-18
APPLICATIONS FOR
GRAZING PERMITS

Grangeville office Of the Nezperce
National forest is receiving applica-
tionos for grazing permits on the
national forest for the 1923 season.
Applications will be approved Feb
ruary IS. The forest viii accommo-
date $4,000 head of cattle and co.
600 sheen. Grazing fees on the Nez-
perez forest last year totaled $4,000,
of which 25 percent was returned to
Idaho county for school. road and
trail purposes.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1923-01-18
GRINER UNDER ARREST.

On information furnished by au-
thorities at Lewiston, Sheriff w. Fl.
Eller arrested p. S. Griner, ranch
er residing near Harpster, and took
him to Lewiston, Monday. He was
charged with embezzlement OF an
automobile, and furnished $500 bonds
TO insure his appearance at a prelimi-
nary examination.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1923-01-18
SELECT CHAPMAN AS
COUNTY PHYSICIAN

DR.. B. Chapman, of Grangeville, has
been appointed physician for Idaho
county for the ensuing biennium. APP
pointment was made by the board OF
county commissioners, after consider
alton of competitive bids filed by Dr..
Chapman and DR.. G. s. Stockton, also
of Grangeville. DIR. Stockton has been
county physician for a number OF
vaarS