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mm *.* , **# t ||. iw sa miH* » -.^.1***** •*+*■**« ~ '“*IDAHO FALLS TOSEND'■-■■-■mmIdaho Fills, Idaho, Jims 28. -WhenQorvrnor Alexander called on IdahoFill*, through Mayor Edgmgioa. for recruit* to complete the second reyf-n«st of the national guard the boyr. were loth to enroll and be distributed among the several com panic*. Butwhen an understand mu had beenreached with the governor that company \| should be known as the IdahoFall* company, while many wanted towait for the organisation of the thirdregiment from southeastern Idahothere was an active response An enthusiastic outdoor mass meeting was held on Tue*da evening andfifty six men signed the roll and werereedy to leave on the Wednesday mo -ting train. Mayor DeWItt Olsonadd Lieutenant Lett Lundberg hadcome from ftoise, and Major Chase Clark from Maekay, They left with the men on Wednesday morning. Twenty more had mm* down from Rigby and Joined with themFollowing is the roster of the IdahoFalls mm, nearly all of whom are young, husky hoys Frank. Andoga, (lien Berry HowardL. Brace.“Paul Bradbury. Ben H, Brannon. Robert O. Bartlett, David L*» Campbell, Arthur Chapman. Ralph Dieter. Charles A. Dixon Philo ¥. Farnaworth. Samuel Dadd, Joseph Out brie. Luther Goodrich, PhillipEdward E. Graham, John r I Heywood. Vernon Hansen, wflijS Hansen, William Heywood. Henry cHanson, Alien Jepsun, William JJohnson, Charles P. Jones, WilliamKeyes. James Kean, Edward |John W. Louthlan Drew McMurtn-1 Wllli.im H. MrFadden, Carl 11 Marl -hall, Daniel R, Michelson, DonaldMcGregor, Maurice McCullum. Edl win Marks, B. C Morgan, Ace R NUson, Robert T. Owen. Darwin Phillip*, Claude M. Payne. William Robert* Gust. Rorure*, Bruce Steele. Willmm spar*©. Horace E. Smith, Ralph a. Tin k, Elmer O. Tbomiwon John H.Waddell Ersnk Welgaf. Joseph lt;w■»Rama, Dost. C. Wilson, Harvey Wolf*. Ctlgftes M, Wilson, JUSeph WsitlefJEverett \\ * aid house George B. Young]BOY ACCIDENTALLY KILLEDSalmon, Idaho, June 2*.—Albert Grubb, S year old son of Dell Grubb, urns shot ami instantly killed yesterday by his brothers, John and Edward, aged I and 6, respectively, at thsranch home, near May. The thro children, left alone in the house, got their father's Jd-30 rifle The two elder hoy* playfully pointed it at Albert, when It was discharged, tb* bullet passing through his headThey then ran to their father, who was irrigating bis bay fieid, and told him that Albert was hurt and that they could not wake him. The mother came home from a neighbor’s at th*same time that the father reached the house, finding the child deadRead the Classified Read the Class! FedA
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Ogden Standard
Ogden, Utah, US
Thu, Jun 29, 1916
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