Oil promoter Brockman held to answer on Idaho blue sky charge
C W Brockman of Spokane and Grangeville, promotor of oil ventures, was bound over in Idaho county for trial on a blue sky law violation for selling stock without a permit. Judge Ailshie urged a high bond, outlining substantial penalties for oil stock schemes, while Brockman’s lawyers argued for release on recognizance.
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Free Press
C. W. Brockman
Spokane
Grangeville
District Court
Idaho County
Brockman
J. &. Byrom
Attys. N. IE. Nuzum
H. N. Nuzum
Eugene A. Cox
Lewiston
Grargeville
Brockmaw
B. Auger
Idaho
Ailshie
Jakes
James F. Ailshie
Airshie
Walter McAdams
Towit
Texas Oil Company
Texas and Northwestern Oil Company
Lew- When
Threshers Bought By Wessel and Johnson Brothers
Wessel Brothers of Green Epeek section and Johnson Brothers of Winona section bought two Twin City threshers from Hoene Hardware this week. They will be used for harvesting their own crops, powered by a Twin City tractor and a Lauson tractor. The small 22 inch separators are popular on the prairie as a cheap, satisfactory threshing method.
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Wessel Brothers
Greenepeek
Johnson Brothers
Winona
Hoene Hardware
Twin City
Weseel Boys
Johnson Boys
Lauson
Greencreek School bids rejected as too high
The Greencreek school board refused two bids for a modern district school building as both exceeded the appropriation. It is understood changes will be made to the plans and bids called again.
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Greencreek School
Return to Ohio Visitors Depart from Lewiston
Mrs Jacob Bolthaiser and Miss Cara Hinkle who have stayed six weeks with Mr and Mrs William Simon left Sunday for Lancaster Ohio. They will stop briefly with Mr and Mrs George Simon of Lewiston before returning home. Mrs Bolthaiser is the mother of Mrs William Simon of this city.
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Ohio
Jacob Bolthaser
Cara Hinkle
William
Simon
Lancaster
George Simon
Lewiston
Bolthauser
William Simon
Joe Uhlenkott
Uhlenkott
Ane Mys
Pythian Sisters Honor Guests With Social Evening
The Pythian Sisters hosted a pleasant social evening in the I. C. C. F. hall on Thursday honoring Mrs. T. A. Randall of Leestown and Mrs. G. F. Whitson of Melrose. Refreshments were served at Kendall confectionery after the entertainment.
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Pythian
I. C.C. F. Hall
T. A. Randall
Lewiston
G. F. Whitson
Melrose
Kendall Confectionery
Judgment Docketed in Foreclosure Suit over Green Creek Land
A district court docket shows a judgment for Bert Tefft against Robert Russell Jr and Tony John Rylaarsdam for 8045.05 with a decree of foreclosure entered on Tuesday. The case involves land in the Green Creek country.
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Bert Tefft
Robert Russell Jr
Tony John Rylaarsdam
Greencreek
Threshermen and laborers clash over daily pay
In a city meeting on Saturday about labor issues, about seventy five attendees debated wages. Labor advocates argued common labor should be paid $3 a day, while the threshermen failed to reach agreement on a price.
Lewiston attorney visits Ironwood on legal matters
Attorney Fred Butler of Lewiston was a visitor in Ironwood last evening on legal business and returned home Tuesday morning.
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Fred Butler
Lewao
Ironwood Noe
Harvest In Full Swing On Camas Prairie
Harvest on Camas Prairie is in full swing with the hay crop nearly finished and fall grain ranging from 40 to 60 bushels per acre. Labor shortages hinder threshing as farmers struggle to hire help and some travel to Lewiston for workers. A separate note reports a $42 revolver lost near Cottonwood Ferdinand found by Dominic Duclos, illustrating the value of local advertising.
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Camas Prairie
Lewiston
Guy Chiesman
Cottonwood
Ferdin
Dominic Duclos
John Meyer
The
Chronicle
Duclos
Idaho County Farm Bureau Picnic Set for Keuterville Area
The Idaho County Farm Bureau annual picnic will be held next year near Keuterville. This year the event took place on the old Jones ranch seven miles northwest of Grangeville and drew about 150 attendees. Dean Cockerell of the University of Idaho Law School gave the principal address.
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Keuterville
Idaho County Farm Bureau
Jones Ranch
Grangeville
Dean Cockerell
University of Idaho ‘Law School
Bank Not Liable for Cash Claimed in Leftover Box
Supreme Court rules bank must know contents value when receiving a box left for a customer. A tin box with 702 in cash and papers was left at a bank for H V Riggs but could not be found. Wife’s testimony insufficient to prove actual cash. judgment reduced to 61.50 against bank.
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Supreme Court
H. V
Riggs
Grangeville
Tives
Sunday Services at Methodist Church Next Sunday
Rev. Chas MacCaughey of Moscow will preach at the Methodist church next Sunday morning at eleven o clock. All are cordially invited to these services.
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Chas MacCaughey
Moscow
Juvenile Morals Lax Warns Idaho Youth At Moscow Assembly
Governor Davis told summer school students at the University of Idaho assembly that immorality is rising among youths nationwide and blamed both homes and schools for the problem. He urged home–school cooperation and cited rising cases in industry and penitentiaries.
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Idaho
Dbd. W. Davis
University of Idaho
Moscow
Roller in Ditch On New Road After Rain
A Cottonwood highway district 10 ton gasoline roller slid into a ditch on the new Slaugh tre house road Tuesday morning after rain. The machine toppled near a fill but the bank gave way and no damage resulted after it was moved back onto the macadamized road.
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Cottonwood Highway
Slaughtre House
Editor McGrath Visits Parents in Cottonwood Idaho
D Harold McGrath editor and publisher of the Jerome County Times visited his parents in Cottonwood last Friday afternoon. He then left for Kellogg to attend the state convention of the American Legion as a representative of several southern Idaho posts.
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D. Harold McGrath
Jerome County Times
Jerome
Idaho
Cottonwood
The
Chronicle
Mr. McGrath
Fenn
Kellogg
American Legion
Hogs Bring 10.50 Per Hundred At Local Yard Sale
Four carloads of cattle and one ear of hogs were shipped from the local stock yards Saturday morning to Spokane. The hogs brought 10.50 dollars per hundred, the highest price in the area for some time. Cattle were received from the Salmon river country.
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Spokane
Salmon River
Vollmer-Clearwater Sells Bark Wheat Carloads
The Vollmer Clearwater Co. dispatched its local agent N A Litherland on Saturday with three carloads of bark treated as wheat for sale at 15 cents a bushel, according to local quotations. The report notes this unusual barter of bark as wheat amid market activity.
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Vollmer-Clearwater Co
N. A. Litherland
Seven Fires in Nezperce Forest Suppressed by Rain
Storm lightning caused seven fires in Nezperce national forest Sunday night, all believed extinguished by heavy rain. News mentions a jail suicide in Bonners Ferry, civil service exam date for Lewiston post office, and various local developments including a stage line sale, county health nurse costs, a district teachers institute, and other Idaho news items.
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Nezperce
Frank Rizza
Bonners Ferry
Civil Service
Lewiston
Lewis County
Alexander Company
Jackson Sundown
Luckaroo
Pendleton
Colve
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C.W. Brockman
E. Housh
Geo. Dinwoodie
Byrom
Nezperce National Forest
W. L. Collins
Stites
Elk City
Johnson and Sutter
Messrs Chase and Fletcher
Circle City, Mont
Andrew J. Kent
Martin Woldson
Tekoa
Teachers’ Institute
Lat Lewis
Nez Perce
Clearwater
Asotin
Garfeld
Washington
Brooklyn
New York
Mikkeson & Riggs Grain Co
Portland
Board of County Joners
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