District Court in Session in Grangeville Idaho
Idaho county district court convened in Grangeville with Judge Wallace N. Scales presiding. The criminal calendar lists five cases including burglary and manufacturing liquor on bail. the civil docket includes numerous foreclosure and contract suits, quiet title actions, divorces, and land and mining disputes among many local parties and banks. The note lists a quota of University of Idaho students from the county, naming several residents.
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District Court
Idaho County
Grangeville
Wallace N. Scales
Mill of Justice
Dugald Holselaw
Thomas Lindsey
F. D. Page
Alvin H. Castle
C. W. Brockman
James M. Martin
A. A. Hammer
F. E. Butler
Andy Kuhnen
David Yates
Frank Hyya Ye Tom Mom
C. B. Knorr
W. H. Casady
Ethel L. Johnson
Albert P. Johnson
Empire National Bank Va
Enceh Christiansen
Andrew T. Griner
Philip S. Griner
George Wood
George Behean
W. Hunt
Union Warehouse Co
Kettenbach Co
Nels M. Nelson
C.S. Howe
Kyle Hayter
William M. Freeman
Paul Seiffert
N.Y. Mining Co
Charles W. Smith
N.Y. Ee
Otto Steinbach
F. L. Leonard
F.rizzell
C. A. Bicknell
W. B. Trueblood
Salmon River State Bank
Frank EF. Wyatt
Hulda M. Brockman
D. Stickler
Fred Karsten
Harry McCaulty
P. P. Puyear
State of
First National Bank
C. J. Matthews Jr
E. A. Lancaster
Lulu M. Unzicker
Franz Schlicker
G. B. Campbell
Cottonwood Hardware Co
C. S. Irwin
John P. Eimers
Chas. Clark
Ada O. Smith
William Mac Neill
Wallace Bank & Trust Co
Ewing
Vollmer-Clearwater Co
Not Bank Shows Grangeville Bank's Cash on Hand
G W Suppiger in charge of the defunct Grangeville Savings' and Trust bank announces $10,828 cash on hand and in banks after disbursing 80 percent to depositors. All trust funds have been paid. Bank building furniture and fixtures have not yet been disposed of.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. W. Suppiger
Grangeville Savings’ and Trust Bank
Grangeville
Seth D Jones Explains Highway Bond Funds Disbursement
Whitebird Idaho September 22 1921 Seth D Jones corrects a Cottonwood Chronicle report on a 2000000 bond and a 20000 allocation for the Grave Creek Cottonwood road noting bills and treasury notes should fund Idaho County and Rice Creek road projects and urging public inquiry.
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Whitebird
Idaho
George Medved
Cottonwood
Cottonwood Chronicle
Tice Creek
Rice Creek Road
Treasury
Commissioner of Public Works
Idaho County Commissioners
Seth D. Jones
Court orders payment in divorce suit in Grangeville
The court in Grangeville last week ordered the defendant to pay the plaintiff 50 dollars monthly starting October 1 during the suit, with 100 dollars suit money and 250 pounds for attorney fees. Flora Brown seeks a decree of divorce from Sydney M. Brown, a local rancher. A. A. Holselaw and Fred E. Butler appeared for the plaintiff and the defendant respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grangeville
Flora Brown
Sydney M. Brown
A. A. Holselaw
Lewiston
Fred E. Butler
Ofiston
Deputy Sheriff Arnold Spends Hours on Cottonwood Official Business
Deputy Sheriff Arnold worked several hours in Cottonwood on official duties Monday, handling routine matters and ensuring public safety as part of his assigned duties.
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Arnold
Cottonwood
Postmaster Examination Planned for Cottonwood
The United States Civil Service Commission announces an open competitive exam on October 22 1921 for the Cottonwood postmaster position. Applicants must file promptly with Form 2241 and 223, include a current photograph, and choose examination point, likely Grangeville. Reinstatement or transfer may fill vacancies, and the post has been temporarily held by Mrs. Percy Campbell since J W Nash resigned in 1920.
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United States Civil Service Commission
Cottonwood
Moat
Washington, D. C
Washington
J. W. Nash
Percy Campbell
Grangeville
Highway Levy Set At 88 Cents In Cottonwood District
Cottonwood Highway District commissioners fix the 1921 levy at 88 cents per $100 valuation for road purposes sinking fund bond interest and sinking fund totals the same as 1920. In 1920 the district valued at $1,769,458.13 with taxes raised totaling $15,571.10.
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Cottonwood Highway District
Cottonwood District
Hunting Party Heads for Six Week Seay Country Trip
Jack Martin Frank Schober Art Rhoades and George Lange depart Friday with eleven horses for a six week hunting expedition in Seay country in search of big game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Martin
Frank Schober
Art Rhoades
George Lange
Seay Country
Big
Whitebird trip along N S Highway delights travelers
Mrs Medved and companions tour the Whitebird area via the North and South highway. The journey recalls 1877 Indian attacks near Whitebird Hill that left Mrs Medved’s grandmother dead and her mother scarred. The party notes a smooth grade allowing easy high cars access and views from the hilltop.
Births in Keuterville and Nearby Areas
Dr Orr reports eight newborns since the third: six boys and two girls. Sept 1 a girl in the Reuterville home. Sept 3 Mrs Frei Ferdinand. Sept 9 a boy to Gentry Keuterville. Sept 15 Winkler Keuterville. Sept 15 a son to Riemann Keuterville. Sept 22 a son to Tunnel Winona. Sept 23 a son to Emoking Key-. Sept 25 a boy to Hussman Cottonwood.
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Orr
Reuterville
John Frei
Ferdinand
Rufus Gentry
Keuterville
Frank Winkler
Dick Riemann
Sam Tunnel
Winona
Fred Emoking
Key
Wiliam Hussman
Cottonwood
Funke and McKinley Win Big at Yakima Hog Show
John Funke and Howard McKinley of their city displayed 45 Poland China hogs at the Yakima State Fair. They won grand champions and many prizes as competition ran keenest. The hogs were shipped from Yakima to Grangeville for display. Next week a prize list will be published. Twenty one exhibitors had hogs on display at the Washington fair.
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Yakima
John Funke
Howard McKinley
Poland
China
Yakima State Fair
Grangeville
Funke
Mr. McKinley
Washington Fair
May Let Road Contract In Cottonwood
Dan Johnson a road builder with a strong reputation visited Cottonwood to confer with the city council about macadamizing streets. No action was taken but the council is expected to award the contract at the next meeting Monday evening. Johnson has built and surfaced 35 miles of the North and South highway and is regarded as an expert. If awarded, he will begin work at once.
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Dan Johnson
Cottonwood
Johnson
Comence
Revival Meeting Aims to Bring Back Married Folks Dances
A meeting at the Cottonwood Hotel on Monday evening October 3 invites all married people interested in reviving the Married Folks dances. The gathering seeks to revive the traditional dances and encourage participation.
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Cottonwood Hotel
Idaho News Roundup Includes Honors and Accidents
A Scotch sheep dog arrives at the university farm with Sam Stoddard directing purebred stock. Burton L. French receives LL D from the University of Idaho. Clearwater Highway District sets a 64 cent levy, down from last year. Wadsworth forgery case to be reviewed October 5 by the state pardons board. Eugene M. Booth wins Lewiston hotel excavation contract. work starts October 1 with completion hoped by October 15. Two fatal accidents occur at St Maries, a bridge carpenter and a shotgun accident. Dave Matthews and Kirnest A. Erb in Kamiah suffer injuries after a pole collision. both recovering. Governor Davis advocates Idaho north–south highway along with Washington. Idaho Falls judge sentences a liquor violator aboard a moving train. Lewis County earns third in farm display at Lewiston-Clarkston fair. Kootenai first, Walla Walla second. After Sept 20 Potlatch Lumber to sell logging horses at $50 each. cash or notes, six percent.
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Scotland
Sam Stoddard
University Farm
Stoddard
Burton L. French
Idaho
Congress
University of Idaho
Clearwater Highway District Commissioners
States
State Board of Pardons
Robert J. Wadsworth
United States Public Health Hospital
Boise
Eugene M. Booth
New Lewiston
Mr. Booth
St. Maries
George ‘Thornton
Dave Matthews
Moscow
Spokane Aviation Company
Kamiah
Kirnest A. Erb
Greer
Erb
Washington
D. W. Davis
Moscow Chamber of Commerce
Idaho Falls
James G. Gwinn
Lewis County
Lewiston-Clarkston Fair
Kootenai
Walla Walla
Potlatch Lumber Company
Cemp 6
Helmer
Latah Press
Also Mentioned on This Page
Aatinch
Ingisker
Ca Wright
Joe Keener
C. H. Strickfaden
M. McMurrey
Jamey B. Berry
Robert Griffith
Jessie A. Howry
Charles W Hlowry
Martin Woldson
N. Y. Minng Co
William Squibb
George Schean
Charles Kunze
George Belean
Grangeville Savings & Trust Co
O.R. Monroe
H. Lisne
William E. Canfield, Jr
W. C. Hammond
Justice Court
Stuart Precinct
Economy Hog Powder Co
Cottonwood Milling Co
R. H. Russell, Jr
C. W. Grockman
Holland Bank
Levi Brown
C. F. Mason
M. J. McMurray
Mary C. Coram
S. M. Howard
Lenora N. Shinkle
Paul H. Shinkle
W. D. Hammond
C. J. Matthews, Jr
M. L. Ayers
John A. Stone
W. T. Simon
Charles Buettner
M. I. Perry
J. W. Bates
Tony E. Bayne
Samuel Smith
Bank of Stites
Philip Meinen
Eva Lyda
Perry N. Lyda
W. A. Irwin
Emma Irwin
Vorce
People of Idaho
Frank A. Finney
Mary Elizabeth Bruston
Inelish Brust
W. FE. Hall
Beula Hall
Charles Tl. Ravan
Jacob Matthiesen Va
W. A. McMahon
Olive M. Clarke
Arthur L. Clarke
Frank E. Wyatt
Barney Tacke
E. T. W. Green
Matt. Fuchs
John N. Meyer
C. B
Idaho CO
Lyle A. Sherwin
Norma Audrey Cowgill
Edward Albert Taylor
Willard Urban Heath
E. Garber Green
Herbert L. Powell
Owen A. Fitzgerald
Don C. Fisher
Willard W. Rush
Lee Pettibone
Velma Ellen Hamilton
Muriel J. Crowe
Jamesena Anna Johnston
Norville F. Johnston
Mary Eleanor Turner
Kooskia
Arlie Parkins
Laurence Foskett
Jones
The
Chronicle
Grave Creek
Seth Jones
N.S. Highway
Fred Simon
Bernice Simon
Jeanette Greve
Medved
John J. Manuel
W. W. Bowman
Mt. Idaho
Pat Price
Mr. Price
Whitebird Hill
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