NAMES YEAR'S
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A. L. Gilkeson, chairman of the
Orangeville Commercial club, has
appointed the following committees
for the ensuing year:
Governing Hoard—W. W. Rrown,
John P. Elmers, M. R. Geary, H. M.
Sima, B. F. Fulton.
Good Ronds and Public Improve-,
ment —Frank McGrane, John P. Elm
era, W. W. Rrown, Henry Meyer, E.
S. Vincent, N. R. Petti bone.
Livestock and Agriculture — E. S.
Vincent, Edwin Nelson, Henry Mey
er, M. L. Ayers, N. B. Pettilione, j.
G. Elmers.
Fair and Entertainment
C. H.
Wood, M. B. Geary, Edwin Nelson,
William Ingram, B. F. Fulton, E. S.
Vincent, J. G. Elmers.
Safley, R. F. Fulton, H. M. Sims, E.
M. Griffith.
Legislative— M. B. Hnttabaugh, R.
F. Fulton, Frank McGrane, A. C.
Adams, B. Auger.
Commerce and Industry — Victor
Peterson, M. Refvem, C. H. Wood,
P. A. Wright, D. H. Sasenbery, L. L.
Smith.
Mines and Mining— N. B. Petti
bone, B. M. Griffith, A. F. Parker,
W. W. Brown, Walter McAdams.
Membership — Victor Peterson, P.
A. Wright, G. V. Barker, C. P. Fer
Finance — A. H. Welherbee, A.
N. Dyer, M. Refvem, Gilbert Elm
Crs. C. J. Simmons.
Education — Frank McGrane, A.
Urbatan, M. R. Hattahaugh, R. F.
Fulton, B. Auger.
Flsh and Game— M. B. Geary, W.
J. Soltman. A. H. Wetherbee, M. L.
Ayers, Clyde Hamill.
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FEDERAL COURT AT
MOSCOW POSTPONED
Term of U. S. court that was to
have opened at Moscow May 12 will
lie postponed until after the Coeur d'
Alene terra, opening May 26. The
Moscow term probably will be held
early In June. U. S. Judge F. S. Diet
rich has been called to New
city to preside for a month on the
Ü. 8. district bench. The judge's cast
er trip necessitate« rearrangement of
the Idaho schedule.
York
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8 in. P. & O. orchard plow
Cash Register, nearly new
1 Safe
Extra heavy blower will
grain or sawdust
1 Rotary pump good cond
1 Gas engine
1 Gas engine
$10
$25
V
$30
handle
$20
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n. $25
$15
$20
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Best cow hair collar pads will
mat, all sizes
Tents
not
85c
$7.50 to $18.00
Large assortment of Congoleum
Rugs just arrived
LINGO & MILLER
L GENERAL TRADING CO.
irirMW iii -a**. ^ ^ _
Revere Hotel and Restaurant
Meals 35c
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Lunch all Hours
Board by Week, $6.00
Rooms by Week, $2.50
Baths, 35c
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For Employment Inquire Here.
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LEWISTON -GRANGEVILLE
STAGE
Two round trips daily, 7:00 a. m. 1:30 p.
Leaves from Imperial Hotel
m.
FARE $3.50
YOUTHFUL FIGHTERS
BURST INTO TEARS
Two Orangeville schoolboys, each
13 year» aid, burst Into tears when
they were taken before Police Judge
H. Taylor, by Officer R. O. Wilson,
Monday afternoon.
The boys were indulging in a flst
light when the pugllstlc encounter was
called off by Officer Wilson. Besides
the principals, fifteen boys, witnesses
to the battle, were summoned to the
judge's office by Officer Wilson.
With tears dripping from their
) ('yes, the two lads, after being lectured
i by Judge Taylor, admitted nothing
was to be gained by fighting, and they
j promised to he good friends now and
forever more. They were dismissed.
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FEDERAL MONEY FOR
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WHITEBIRD SURFACING
Federal government will pay 58
percent of cost of surfacing the
Whitebird hill from the summit to
ward Whitebird, it was stated by P.
B. Oxley, district highway engineer
who was in Grangevllle Monday.
ReiiortM regarding the type of sur
facing to lie applied to the highway,
have been sent to the state bureau of
highways at Boise and the federal |
President Coolldge has issued a pro
clamation designating April 21-27 as
Forest Protection week and for the
celebration of Arlior day.
The president urges till citizens to
I a'ive thought to the protection of for
,,sts against destruction and to guard)
( the nation's timber supply.
! Gov. O. C. Moore, of Idaho, has al
so Issued a proclamation for the same
i purpose. He points out that tmneoes
- s,,r .v fires cause annually much loss to
,he timber wealth of the state and
urges consideration of this condition
in order to remedy It
approval, and the work is expected
to soon be under way.
Mr. Oxley says that the Job will
probably he contracted.
APRIL 21-27 FOREST
PROTECTION WEEK
KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS
AFTER-EASTER BALL
Buffalo Hump lodge, Knights «f
Pythias, has scheduled an aftcr-East
er ball, to be hefld
April 24, in Dreamland hall.
the evening of
superintendent of the Cottonwood puli-1
lie schools, ami has signed a contract
for the ensuing year. Mr. Moll has
taught two years In Cottonwood.
REELECT SCHOOL HEAD
< îeorge F'. Moll lias been reelected
FREED, SELF
D. L. Rosengrants, formier Idaho
«•ounty rancher, was freed of charges
growing out of the fatal shooting by
Rosengrants of Dick Lyle, on Snake
river, above Lewiston, March 9, at a
hearing held Tuesday before Probate
C. A. Woeflen, In Lewiston.
Lyle died In a Lewiston hospital,
last week. George Baker, friend of
Lyle, was the state'.,- star witness at
the hearing, and upon his testimony,
largely, was the case dismissed. Raker
was a witness to the shooting, which
occurred early In the morning, follow
ing a dance the night before. Lyle and
Rosengrants had trouble.
Prior to meeting Rosengrants the
,nornln 8 °f the shooting. Lyle carried
revolver In his hand. Later he pip
in the holster, the witness testified,
and shortly afterward the two meu
met
ably be a candidate to succeed him
self, Is the earliest development on
the Idaho county political situation.
ond herm as Sheriff, while not defl
nitely announcing that he will be a
candidate, has expressed no objec
tion to his name being mentioned in
connection with the office. Present
office-holders and prospective office-
seekers are said to be "thinking the
matter over," and it is believed that,
before many more weeks have elapsed,
Idaho county will have no dearth of
candidates.
"Don't pull her, Dick, don't pull
her." Baker said Rosengrants called
to Lyle. Then lioth shot, simultane
ously. Lyle missed, but a bullet from
Rosengrants' gun hit Lyle in the head.
ELLER WILL RUN
AGAIN, IS BELIEF
That Sheriff W. H. Eller will prob
Mr. Eller, who ig concluding his sec
WILL RECOMMEND
tUH/UrnfflliffU
OFFICERS OF FAIR
At the annual meeting of the Idaho
County Fair association, in Grange
vil'e, Wednesday, a committee was
api>oiiited to recommend officers for
the association for the ensuing year.
These nominees will lie voted upon
at a meeting of the fair association
in Grange ville, next Wednesday. The
nominating committee comprises John
P. Ffimers, chairman ; J. C. Safley, H.
M. Sims, C. H. Wood and C. P. Fer
guson.
TRUCK FREIGHTING
TO BE DISCUSSED
Representatives of Commercial clubs
in central Idaho have been invited to
attend a meeting in Cottonwood on
Friday night of this week, when the
matter of freighting by motor truck,
in opposition to the railroad, will be
discussed. The movement. In favor of
patronizing the railroad in prefer
ence to trucks, is sponsored by the
Cottonwood Commercial club.
CAR STI CK IN SNOW
ON N, & S. HIGHWAY
Prank, Van Deventer had an un
pleasant experience Sunday when his
car left the track on the North and
South highway, on the Grangevllle side
of the summit, and stuck in deep
snow at the side of the road. It
was with difficulty that the car was
extricated, nnd this was
plished only after another car was
hitched to It, and with the power of
the two machines, and men pushing
the Van Deventer car, the auto was
finally placed in the road. Mr. Van
Deventer expresses his appreciation
to Frank Titus, Bert Brockman, Gib
Elmers and other« who helped him
out of his difficulties.
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MRS. MARTIN INJURED
Moscow Star-Mirror:—The Rev.and
Mrs. William Martin, of Oroflno, and
the Rev. and Mrs. Ray Martin, of
Grangevllle, arrived in Moscow late
Monday evening and are guests at
the home of their mother, Mrs. W.
J. Martin. They were called to Mos
cow by the news of the illness of
their uncle. Robert Martin, who is
at the Martin home. Just after their
arrival their mother had the misfor
tune to have her shoulder badly dis
located by a fall, rendering her prac
tically helpless.
OPENS ART STUDIO
Wallace Press-Times: Mrs. Guy Be
hean. a graduate of Holy Names
academy of Spokane, and the art de
partment of Mills college, will have
charge of an art studio specializing
in painting in connection with the
dramatic qrts studio being conducted
here by Miss Bernice Dowling in the
Insurance building, Mrs. Behean
nonneed yesterday. The new studio
will lie opened Monday.
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FOR SALE
I have a limited number of
pure
bred Rhode island Red cockerels for j
sale cheap. FYank Reynolds.
It
For Sale—160 acre« at foothills. 4%
miles southwest from Grangevllle; |
good soil ; three-quarters from high
way ; good buildings : lots of water ; I
nice orchard ; lots of good timber! '■
Price reasonable. J. A. Zuvcr. 4,8-2
For Rent — Three-room furnished
apartment. Heat and water. John
Callan.
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Special six Studebaker
car, In first class condition. :
ally new. Enquire Free Press.
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S UMMER SCHEDULE
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The Cottonwood-Wlnona stage has
„one on summer schedule, leaving
Cottonwood at 8:30 a. m., instead of
7 a. m., and arriving at Cottonwood on
the return trip at 2 p. m. instead of
-1 o'clock The new schedule enables
mail sent from Orangeville on the
morning train to resell Winona the
<ame day. Under the winter schedule.
mail from Orangeville to Winona has
remained in the Cottonwood postofi
dee from the time of arrival of the
iuurning train until 7 o'clock the next
uorning. 'The stage now waits for the
morning train.
WINONA STAGE ON
KEUTERVILLE VOTE
ON HIGHWAY TIES
Tie vote of 17 to 17 was recorded at
a special election in the Keutervllle
Highway district, Saturday, as to
whether the district would pay cost
->f repair of one mile of the Grave
creek road within the district
.Bert R. Raker, for the Inst twelve
BAKER TO LEAVE
WRIGHT GROCERY
will leave the employ of the store
m May 1, and with his family ex
pectg to .locate in Walla Walla.
Nine candidates were Initiated by
the Modern Woodmen of Amerlcea,
last Thursday night. Delegations from
Winchester, Cottonwood and Fcnn
if tended. District Deputy A1 Larson,
if Lewiston, and State Deputy A. W.
Babcock, Boise, were present.
NINE JOIN M. W. A.
P. N. G. dance April 30.
NOTICE OF ANNUAL SCHOOL
MEETING AND ELECTION
hereby given, that the
annual school meeting of all the com
mon school districts. County of Idaho,
will lie held on Saturday, the 19th
lay of AprH, 1924, and the said meet
ng shall convene at 1:00 o'clock p. m.
m said day and continue uninterrupt
edly until the business coming be
fore said meeting Is disposed of at
the schoolhouse In said district; and |
that at said meeting the following
business shall lie transacted;
1. One trustee to serve for a term
of three (3) years will he elected,
2. Or c trustee to fill out tile unex
pired term of Trustee _
«'ill lie elected. I
3. The length of the" time school j
will lie taught in said district for
tlie ensuing year and the seasons
of the year in which the same
shall be taught will be deter
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That
Notice is
i.
In said district there will he de
termined the amount of money to
be raised by special taxation the
levy for which purpose shall not
/ apb
^ rL «^ s^u Pr ? I f y i 0 " e
district, and shall determine the
rived therefrom shall be expend
ed. naming in each Instance the
which is to he used for the vari-1
ous and separate purposes.
5. That at said meeting general
questions pertaining to school and
school interests will he taken up
and disposed of.
COAL!
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Cal Brockman for
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good lump coal
the right price.
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You can roll
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The name or names of all càndl
I <lates for election of trustees to
gether with the term for which nomi
nated shall ho placed on file with
the cleric bf the board of trustees at
least six (6) days prior to the day of
election, excluding the day of elec
tion.
That the election at said meeting
will l>e by secret and separate ballot,
Dated this 29th day of March, 1924.
ELTA M. ARNOLD,
County Superintendent of Public In
structlon of Idaho County, Idaho,
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NOTICE OF SHERIFF'S SALE UN
DER AN ORDER OF SALE
In the District Court ot the Tenth
Judicial District of the State of
Idaho, In and for the Comity of
Idaho.
Ada O. Smith, plaintiff, vs. S. L. Ma
lierin and Katherine Mahurin and
the Salmon River State Rank, u
corporation and Henry F. Nelson
defendants.
Under and by 'virtue of an order
of sale :(nd decree of foreclosure is
sued out of the District Court ol
the Tenth Judicial District of th<
state of Idaho, in and for the county
of Idaho, on the 25th day of March, I
1924, In the above entitled action,
wherein Ada O. Smith, the above I
obtained I
and decree of foreclosure against S.
L. Mahurin, Katherine Mahurin, the
(Salmon River State Bank, a corpora
tion and Henry F. Nelson the above
named defendants, on the 4th day of
March, 1924, for the sum of $4009.34,
with interest thereon at the rate of 7
Per cent per annum from date of
judgment to date of sale, besides
costs and accruing costs,
Said judgment having been filed
and entered in the office of the Clerl
of the said Court, on the 25th day of
March, 1924, and recorded in Book 6,
of^judgments of said court, at page|
I am commanded to give notice of
sale and to sell the premises descri
bed In said judgment and decree, in
the manner prescribed by Jaw, and
to apply the proceeds of said sale as
in said decree mentioned, the lands
nnd premises so directed and ordered
by the 8nid decree to be sold, are
situated In the County ot Idaho, and
Stute of Idaho, and particularly de- 1
scribed as follows: I
The southwest quarter, and the!
southwest quarter of the southeast |
quarter of section twenty eight (28) I
the east half of the northwest quar- 1
ter, aud the northwest quarter of I
the north east quarter of sec- 1
tion thirty three (33) all I
in township twenty eight (28) north I
of range two (2) east of the Boise
Meridiem, contalng 820 «eres more
or less according to the U. S. Gov
eminent survey. I
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVETN, that
j on Fi. Idav a8t h dnv of
April 1924 at the hour of 10 o'
,.i ock n in. of said dav at the
front door of the Courthouse in the
oity of Grangevllle Idaho Countv
Idaho, in 'obedience to said oSer o^
"«te « n «l decree, offer for sale at pub
h lc auction all the rieht title claim
theÂeïmed^e
fe ndan ts of In and to the above df^l
L ( . r i| KH j nr p misps 0 , ,
j udgment wl(h interest costs and n „.
erning costs to the highest bidder for
Ä mo^ey^ of
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Hated Oils 25th day of March, 1924
I . H. ELLER, Sheriff
46-4 By John A. Powell, Deputy
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NOTICE OF SHERIFF'S SALE UN-1
DER AN ORDER OF SALE
In the District Court of the Tenth
Judicial District of the State of
Idaho In and for the county
Idaho.
' ermont Loan & Trust Company, a
of
corporation, plaintiff, vs. George W.
Mllkin, Lila J. Wilkin, John P.
I Harnman and the Bank of Camas
* rain e, a corporation, defendants |
Under and by virtue of an order
I of gale and decree of foreclosure is- I
Red out of the District Court of the
Tenth Judicial District, of tbe State I
of Idaho, In and for the County of
Idaho, on the 20th day of March,
1 i e a ^° ve ^titled action I
wherein \ ermont Loan & Trust Co-1
mpany, a corporation, the above I
mimed plaintiff, obtained Judgment
and decree of foreclosure against
George W. Wilkin, Lila J. Wilkin,
John P. Harriman and the Bank of
Sms 8 on ra t i hé e '20th CO d r ^ rat i? n '
ns attorney's fees and costs herein
taxed at $15.20, making in all $2905.87,
with interest thereon from date of |
judgment at 7 per cent per annum;
Said judgment having been filed I
ami entered in the office of the clerk
of the said court, on the 26th day of
March, 1924, and recorded In judg
ment book 6 at page 288;
give notice of
sale nqd to sell subject however to
prior mortgage of $8000.00 th e prem
ises described In said judgment and
decree, in the manner prescribed
by law, and to apply the proceeds of
said sale as in said decree mentioned,
the lands and premises so directed
and ordered by the said decree to be
sold, are situated in the county of
Idaho, and State of Idaho, and par
ticularly described as follows:
The northeast quarter of the north
east quarter, of sectlqn 20; the west
half of the northwest quarter, and
the northwest quarter of the south
west quarter of section 21, all In
township 30. north of Range Throe
(3), east of the Boise Meridian, con
taining 160 acres more or less ac
cording to the United States Gov
ernment survey thereof.
Together with aU and singular the
tenement«, hereditament« nnd
appur
tenances thereunto belonging or In
anywise appertaining.
Notice Is hereby given, thnt I will
on Saturday, the 19th day of April
1924, at the hour of 10 o'clock, a. in'
of said day at the front door of the
courthouse in the dty of Grangevllle
Idaho county, Idaho, In obedience to
sai( l order of sale and decree, offer
for sale, at public auction,
all the
m' ht ' hî! rle ' dnim an<1 ^dore»
the above named defendant? *
and to the abovp described fL -
or so much thereof as mav? 111 *«
essary to satisfy said ju.ignL.,
Interest costs, and accruing ? ,
the highest and best DirtAef £?* h
ful money of the United Stab« '
Dated this 26th day of Mam».'
W. H. ELLER
46-4 , by John A. Powélif^
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ALIAS SUMMONS
ON AMENDED COMPLAIN*
In the District Court of
Judicial District of the
Idaho In and for the
Idaho.
the I
State g(
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Agnes Simpson, plaintiff
ard B Henley M. J. Ilenley, vl
M. Nelson and Oiava Neig«, ?
Vs,
The State of Idaho Sends
To the above named
fendants.
, . ,;r eetin«.
defendant!;
You are hereby notified
amended complaint has
against you in the District
I he Tenth Judicial District
State of Idaho In and for the 7
of Idaho, by the above named ^
tiff, and you are hereby directes
appear and answer the said
complaint within twenty days of»!
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bets
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Court s.
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summons
I within said Judicial District
within forty days if served «i
whore ; and you are further notth
that unless you so appear and
er said amended complaint with!
the time herein specified, the pa?
tiff will take judgment against
as prayed In said
plaint,
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amended
This action Is brought to nliiai.
judgment and decree-of Hiia
for the foreclosure of a certain
gn ge described in the eomiilaim
cu ted by Gabriel Paul, dated LlZ
ary ^ 1915 and recorde<1 jn jj
29 of Mortgages, page 610 In the of
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f *ce the recorder of Idaho County,
Idaho, to secure the payment of <®
certain promissory note in writtaj
dated February 20, 1U15 for *
principal sum of $350, payable (in
years after date and providing f«
interest thereon at the rate of 3
per cent per annum from date ntf
paid, executed by Gabriel Panl,
no part of which or the iutercs
thereon has ever been paid nerf
interest to February' 20, 1921 and tin
udditioiml sum of $100 paid Octoba
1021 and $20 paid March 28,1921
leaving a balance due aud unpaid
$264.80 with interest thereon at
rat e of ten per cent per annum fid
March 26, 1922; ond to protect tk
title to the said mortgaged pres
ises there was also paid tain
of $8.67 by plaintiff
r t iar y 23, 1924, which
w 1 h , ,ntere8t »hereon a t thi
of
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from Fpbruar N 23 - 1924 is also surf
I t0 f>e rpcoverw L together with $60 »
T" able «« attorney's fees and'««
of this action : and the Si,id **
f iat that «J d M
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thnt thp Pr 01 " 18 « 8 conveyed ul
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be 801(1 at sheriff's sale iri
(he proceeds applied to the papal
I torney's fees and costs of sale; nl
I tbat tbe defendants and all peraaj
»V. through or under th*
may be barred and foreclosed of U
right, title, claim, lien, equity of»
demptlon and interest In and to ssï
mortgaged premises, which said aJ
gaged premises so sought to be sol
,lI- e situated in Idaho County, Idaha)
and described as follows, to-wit j
jf being alleged in the complaint
the said Gabriel Paul, prior tn
The North half of the nord
west quarter of Section 21, Tow j
ship 28, N. B. 2, E. B. M. I
commencement of
subsequent to the execution, deli
and recording of said mortgage, -i
and convoyed said lands to said M
ard B. Henley by deed of record»
subject to said mortgage and ti
the defendants Richard B. Henl
M. J. Henley, Neig M. Nelson
Oiava Nelson' have or claim tot
sonic interest in or claim upon i
mortgaged premises, and that all
terest, right, title, lieu nnd claim
the said defendants and each of Ü
in and to the said promises is sol
quent to and subject to plainfi
said mortgage and lien for a
[sums; and for general relief. -
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Grangevllle, Idaho.
this action,
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