Idaho trial dates set for Tipton Talbott Bul lard Puyear Lindsep
Trial dates fixed by Judge Wallace N. Seales for State of Idaho cases include Tipton Talbott Jr for grand larceny on May 2, Bullard for child desertion on May 3, Puyear for fraudulent disposal by debtors on May 4, and Lindsep for manufacturing liquor on May 5. Jurors drawn: 24 residents reported May 2.
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Idaho County District Court
Grangeville
Wallace N. Seales
State of Idaho
Carl Tipton
Platt Talbott, Jr
J. H. Bullard
P. P. Puyear
Thomas Lindsep
Quiet Cottonwood Village Election Elects Five Trustees
The Cottonwood city election Tuesday was unusually quiet with a single ticket in the field and little opposition. Trustees elected were J. W. Baker Frank Simon W. B. Hussman John Johann and W. W. Flint.
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Cottonwood
J. W. Baker
Frank Simon
W. B. Hussman
John Johann
W. W. Flint
Man Charged With Petty Larceny in Joseph Plains Theft
Clarence Ryan was brought to Grangeville on a petty larceny charge for allegedly stealing tobacco worth about 50 dollars from the Joseph Highway store. He appeared before Probate Judge Byrom on May 16 and was released on bond pending his hearing, with Deputy Sheriff Chester Arnold transporting him.
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Clarence Ryan
Grangeville
Joseph Plains
Chester Arnold
Byrom
Joseph Highway
Aneteebaatda
No dumping grounds on public highway urged by officials
Complaints about people using the public highway as a dumping ground are condemned as illegal. A public dumping ground east of the city is noted, and offenders are warned they will face legal consequences.
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Moscow
Kamiah Manager Chosen to Lead Cottonwood Office
J. G. Farris, longtime head of Grangeville Electric Light & Power Co at Kamiah, will oversee the Cottonwood office after R. H. Kendall resigns to start his own business. Farris expects to assume duties around May 1, bringing his family to the new post and earning strong local regard.
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Kamiah
J. G. Farris
Grangeville Electric Light & Power Co
Cottonwood
R. H. Kendall
Farris
Grangeville
Farewell Sermon by Rev Marion Sligar at Cottonwood Church
The Community church in Cottonwood will host Rev Marion Sligar as he preaches his farewell sermon Sunday morning. A public invitation is extended to attend. Mr and Mrs Sanreece Albion are new arrivals in Wash.
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J. D. Adams
Idaho Bureau of Animal Industry
Cottonwood
Adams
North
Idaho
U. S
United States Bureau of Animal Industry
Marion Sligar
Sanreece Albion
Wash
Maugg Buys Nook Confectionary. to Open Tomorrow
Jus Maugg, a popular Cottonwood resident, purchased the Nook Confectionary from T A Randall. He plans a full stock upgrade and opening tomorrow assisted by his sister Agnes, who has experience in this line. Friends in Cottonwood wish him success in his old hometown business venture.
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Jus Maugg
Nook Confectionary
T. A. Randall
Maugg
Agnes
Cottonwood
Rooke and Van Pool Wed in Idaho County
John L. Rooke and Hazel Van Pool, popular in Boles, were married by Rev. Marion Sligar at the groom’s parents’ home with only close relatives present. After the ceremony they left for the groom’s homestead in Boles country. Hazel Van Pool is daughter of D. F. and wife of Boles. John L. Rooke is the youngest son of A. B. and wife, pioneer residents.
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John L. Rooke
Hazel van Pool
Boles
Idaho County
Marion Sligar
A. B. Rooke
D. F. van Pool
Robertson resigns as Cottonwood bookkeeper to lead Kamiah Union Stores
Jess Robertson, bookkeeper for Cottonwood Hardware, resigned Monday with June first as his start date after accepting the managership of Union Stores Co. in Kamiah and Woodland Idaho. He plans to move to Kamiah and begin duties around June first. The Robertson couple returned Monday from Kamiah where relatives were visited and the job offer was accepted.
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Jess Robertson
Cottonwood Hardware
Robertson
Union Stores Co
Kamiah
Woodland
Idaho
Mrs. Robertson
Think Twice before Repeating Harmful Rumors
Editorial urges readers to verify facts before spreading gossip about individuals or firms. It notes rumors can harm credit and misstate financial health, cites Idaho law making defamatory statements about banks a felony, and calls for responsible dialogue to support local commerce and community stability.
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John Jones
Idaho
Texas man plans oil well move to cottonwood region
D G Redden of Breckenridge Texas arrived in Cottonwood with his family and left with brother in law W F Abercrombie to seek the country there. He plans to locate in the vicinity and hails from a Texas oil area with many local interests in wells.
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Texas
D. G. Redden
Breckenridge
Cottonwood
W. F. Abercrombie
Mr. Redden
Kauffman Family Moves to New Home in Tammany County
Joseph Kauffman Sr departed Thursday morning for his new home in Tammany County. His family moved last week. The Kauffmans have lived here for many years and were regarded by many as among the most highly respected citizens in this section. Friends here extend wishes for success and happiness.
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Joseph Kauffman
Tammany Country
Kauffmans
Mr. Kauffman
Fidelity State Bank of Orofino Appointed Receiver
State Bank Commissioner J G Fralick announces O M Holm of Orofino is appointed receiver of the Fidelity State Bank of Orofino, part of the Waterman group. Holmes will assume charge immediately as the group’s five banks recently suspended operations.
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State Bank
J. G. Fralick
O. M. Holm
Orofino
Fidelity State Bank of
Waterman
Oatsoan
Lewiston
Fea
Grangeville
al Bonner
Grangeville Boys
Weisgerber
Lewiston Milling Company
Idaho
Department of Vital Statistics
F. W. Almond
Mullan
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Whitebird
Nels M. Nelson
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Lee Mahurin
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Frank Blackburn
R. H. Butler
Robert Farris
Clearwater
Frank Hartman
Bar P. Stewart
Kooskia
James N. Hoffman
G. L. L. Baskett
Elk City
Walter E. Nolan
Ferdinand
L. S. Fortin
Fenn
Henry Turner
Winona
H. Zumwalt
Robert. C. Hamill
M. Lo. Ayers
Lem Neal
Otto Nail
W. L. Wortman
Scales
Edward L. Bryan
W. H. Casady
Frank L. Moore
Warren F. Scott
Wallace Scott
W. N. Scales
Ams
Kamiah Bank
Nezperce Herald
H. G. A. Winter
Dean Driscol
G. C. Pennell
George H. Waterman
Leslie L. Roth
Nezperce
Ellis
Lewis County
Kooskia Bank
Bank of
F. E. Quist
Waterman Maniplations
The
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State Bank of
Opera House
F. B. Quist
F. A. Fenn
L. H. Cox
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Rooke-Van Pool
Bunker Hill & Sullivan Company
Idaho Department of the American Legion
Veterans’ Organization
Lester J. Alberts
Legion
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