Eller Gets Two Stills This Week
Keuterville resident Gary A. Karnes pleaded guilty in Grangeville district court to manufacturing possessing and transporting intoxicating liquor. He received thirty days in jail and a fine. Sheriff Eller and state constabulary aided in the case. A second raid near Ferdinand led to the seizure of a large moonshine outfit including a 109 gallon boiler and furnace. Pickins bound over to federal court on bond after admitting liquor possession. The report also urges organizing the Cottonwood fire department following Monday’s alarm and loss.
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Gary A. Karnes
Keuterville
Wallace N. Scales
Grangeville
Karnes
Eller
State Constabulary
Pickins
Sherif Eller
Jim Rice
Lewiston
B. Pickins
Ferdinand
Idaho County
Pickin
Sheriff Eller
Pick
U.S
H. Taylor
Tree Press
Cottonwood
State Land Board
Big Bruneau
Bureau of Internal Revenue
Haight
Idaho
Wm. Roberts
Caribel
Spokane
Kamiah
C. B. Hunt
Maud May Leighty
G. W. Leighty
Pocatello
D. W. Davis
Davis
Boise
Coeur d Alenes
O. P. Hendershot
Michael Morris
Hendershot
Morris
Clausen and Rustemeyer Wed at Catholic Church
Nicholas Clausen and Mary Rustemeyer were married Monday morning at o o clock by Rev Fr Willibrord at the Catholic church. Clausen, a prosperous farmer, will reside on a ranch near Cottonwood, where the couple plans their future home. The Chronicle sends best wishes to the newlyweds.
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Clausen—Rustemeyer
Nicholas Clausen
Mary Rustemeyer
Willibrord
Chas. Carter
H. A. Greving
Renterville
Max Parolini
L . Mueller
Cottonwood
Mueller
Clem Waldman
Margaret Shearer
Lewiston
Chronicle Delays Print Due To Power Outage
Chronicle notes Friday morning power outage postponed publication. most readers may receive the issue a day late.
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the Chronicle
District Court Opens Monday With Judge Seales Presiding
The spring term of the district court will convene Monday morning at Grangeville with Judge Wallace N. Seales presiding. On the court calendar are five criminal cases, seven divorce cases and 17 civil actions.
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District Court
Grangeville
Wallace N. Seales
Hogs Bring $2700 In Idaho County Thoroughbred Sale
The first Idaho county thoroughbred Poland China hog sale at Bide-a-wee farm near Cottonwood drew strong interest from buyers including Anthony Wegsels Greencreek and Arthur Cole Pullman. Sows sold for average $87.35 with top price $155. several mail bids were rejected as too low. Auctioneer Zuver and Clerk Matthiesen praised for handling the event. sale expected to become an annual highlight.
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Poland
China
Cottonwood
Howard McKinley
McKinley
Anthony Wegsels
Greencreek
Arthur Cole
Pullman
R. FR. Flock
Idaho County
Bideawee
McKinley O
Zuver
Matthiesen
Pullman Wash
Lady Josephine
Five Noted Locals Die in Keuterville Area This Week
Five prominent Keuterville and nearby residents died in the past week from influenza and heart leakage, including Frank Winkler 70, his wife 65, their grandson Arthur Romain 13, Mary Kopczynski 65, and Henry Ruthher 28. Funeral services were held at Catholic churches. survivors include children and relatives in Cottonwood, Ferdinand, Lewiston, and Kalispell. The community mourns pioneers who helped settle the area while noting economic gloom and stalled Prairie railroad prospects.
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Frank Winkler
Keuterville
Arthur Romain
Renterville
Strandson
Henry Ruther
Ferdinand
Ruthher
Henry Kuther
Reuterville
Lewiston
Joe Kuther
Joe Busher
Nick Kinzer
Henry, Stricker
Henry Sprute
Josephine Swearmine
Knights of Columbus of
Cottonwood
Om A
Frank J. Winkler
Winkler
Austria
U. S
C. Andre
Henry Winkler
Camas Mont
M. Ritter
Kalispell
Mont
That Place
Fr. Martin
Confectionery Fire Strikes Randall Store Again
A morning blaze at Randall Confectionery in Cottonwood caused smoke and heat damage to fixtures and merchandise. Fire started in the back of the building, likely smoldering overnight, with Apple displays baked by heat. Water pressure held firm at 100 percent as three firefighters fought the blaze.
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Randall
Contribute your share for the relief of the Armenians
A public appeal urges readers to support Armenian relief funds through their banker, promising no loss a year hence. The notice emphasizes charitable giving and directs individuals to consult their financial institutions for participation.
Will Community Raise Its Quota To Aid Armenians
Cottonwood asks residents to subscribe 475 to aid starving Armenians driven from their homeland by Turks. Funds will buy food and clothing. collection costs covered elsewhere. Mail checks or contact Geo. M. Robertson. contributor list to be printed next week.
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East
Cottonwood
Mt. Erarat
Geo. M. Robertson
Chronicle
Fire at School House Causes Minor Damage
A domestic science bungalow near the public school caught fire when an electric iron left on burned through a table. Firefighters caused more damage with broken windows and doors. Loss estimated at 100 dollars, fully covered by insurance.
Lewiston contract for Craigmont city hall awarded
Thomas Hill of Lewiston won the bid from the Vollmer village council for the Craigmont city hall construction at 6480 dollars. The report also notes Idaho figures on politics, finances, and local incidents across the state.
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Thomas Hill
Lewiston
Craigmont City Hall
Vollmer
E. H. Lindley
University of Idaho
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