Call for Physical Examination of Class 1 Men in Lincoln County
The Lincoln county board calls many Class 1 men for medical examination beginning Monday January 28 1918 with lists of names from Idaho Oregon Washington and nearby states. Examinations span January 28 30 and February 1918 noting numerous towns such as Jerome Dietrich Shoshone and Oakley Idaho and Salt Lake City Utah with numerous individuals including Helmer Wralstead Elme Smith Gilmore Walter Tysor and James McKinzie among others in a broad draft processing roundup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln County Board
Helmer C. Wralstead
Elme Smith Gilmore Walter Glenn Tysor Charles Hubert Kinney
Daniel T. Mirich William Ambrose Bass John Thurs Eridkeson
John Harrison
Tar Pantilo Devulio Anton Larson James Walter Cross
Charles Wesley Kepford
Wooley Gillibert
Arthur Blakgman
Frederick Mes
Charles Allen Turner Reed Harden Griffitth
Walter Exmett White Everette
Ralph Goodrich
Omnes
Alen Jones
Jrelson
Ph Hie Uresenan Ville Cheater
Patterson Jonnie
Samuel
Fred Hille
So Reitinghas
George Fort James
Trenton
Ned
Arable J. Sinclair
Bremerton
Frederick Lorex2o
Tylor
Fred Dexter Carlton
Jerome
Avery
Heyburn
Maho
Seattle
Washington
Milla
Shoshone
Idaho
Perry C. Smith
Loui Ditty
Appleton City
Horma Killin Ziegler
Johnson Creek
Wis
Paul Everett Jones
Dietrich
Ida
George Erickson
William Harrison White
Pocabel Idaho
Care O
Robert Henry Mabbutt
Haginton
Walter Lee Bauman
Data
Benjamin Milton Tomtin
Harry Arthur Stoner
Roy Calvin Claxton
John Nichols Smith
Bigelow
Kans
Ed Keithley
Mallie Mathise Snow
John P. Firebaugh
Osburn
Julius Schething
Joe Boyd
Ernest Glavey
Hoquiam
Wash
Jim George
Deco
Carl Behrens
James Glimore Scott
Salt Lake City
Utah
Ralph Dean Smith
Ben
Alva Corbett Price
Sherms
Tenn
William Augustus Ossard
Leator Monroe Douglas
Piney Creek
Arthur Opal Young
Jerome Idaho
Elmer Edgar Lewis
August le June
Pheonix
Ariz
John Evan Davies
Lynden
Birnay William Powell
Richfield
William John Sproule
Kimama
Henry Walter Bergman
Ida Joy West
Earl Alexander Keene
Dan Powers
Oakland
Calif
St Antonio
Echandia
Twin Falls
Earnest Eugene Gwin
Perry
Earl Lofton
Richfeld
Lawrences Lucien Ledean
Hudson
Montana
Aylwin
Edward Felton
Leonard William Denniston
Lima
Chas
R. Rader
Pocatello
Allen Loula Cannon
Barber
Robert Alzo Carr
Paul
George L. Vollmer
Ronald Lysle Motter
Raymond Morris Howard
Erich Emil Lacy
Harry Sillette Nims
Los Angeles
Cal Joseph Shirley
Alva Gorer Kepford
Harry Waiters
Ray William Robinette
Ida Marian Walter Bell
John Adams Keithley
John Robert Strand
Stockton
Fred Hillman Turner
Garner Westey Warner
Clarence Wright Osburn
Karl Stewart
Fred Charles Walter Satory
Dietrich Waho
Robert Theodore Rohde
Lucian Thomas Burdick
William Asper Ahistrom
Green Rivet Wyoming
Elmer James
Tabor
Homer Camp
Joseph Klein
Asher Willamson
Elbert John Burns
Salmon
Garland Alfred Grogan
Floyd Elbert
Slinger
Success
Hiner Andrew Howden
Skidmore
Fathers Club Feasts At Mystery Guests In January Washington
Washington notes report a Mothers Circle tribute at a gathering hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Frank Grosae with 36 guests. D. W. Yaden chaired, speeches by ladies led to playful penalties, while a white carnation symbolized the Mothers Circle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Watcher's Club
Frank Grosae
D. W. Yaden
Murer
Joe King
Rey
Swarts
Casada
Dorothy
Yaden
Clinger
Phillips
Twila
Barber
Edna
Bolman
Martha
Margaret
Mary
Doolittle
Turner
Lillian Turner
Fred Turner
Robert Bolman
Fuller
Carl Bane
Helen Fields
Erma Clinger
Clark
Lewis
Have You any Old Kid Gloves Call From Red Cross
A Red Cross appeal asks for old kid gloves for aviators vests and other uses. Drop them at the Public Library or with Mrs. Horne, with all colors and glove lengths welcome, long or short.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross
Goves
Horne
Carothers Injured in Mine Cave In Butte Montana
Word reached Dietrich that N A Carothers was seriously injured by a cave in at the Berkiey mine in Butte Montana last Saturday. His daughter Miss Margaret Carothers of Dietrich rushed to Butte but the extent of his injuries was not yet learned at press time. Also noted is a January 17 Red Cross shipment of knitted garments including mufflers sweaters helmets wristlets and pairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dietrich
N. A. Carothers
Butte Montana
Margaret Carothers
Butte
The
Red Cross
Burgess Burns and Ruth Burgess Tie Quiet Wedding
Mr Pearl Burns and Miss Ruth Burgess wed in a quiet Methodist parsonage ceremony Tuesday evening. Only Mrs Clow and Miss Eva Evans witnessed. Miss Burgess is daughter of Mr and Mrs Burgess of Shoshone. The couple will live in Burley where the groom works for the Oregon Short Line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pearl Burns
Miss Ruth Burgess
Clow
Eva Evans
Miss Burgess
Mrs. Burgess
Shoshone
Burley
Oregon Short Line
Retreat of the Germans at Arras shown at the Baugh
Moviegoers saw war pictures Monday night at the Baugh featuring The Retreat of the Germans at Arras and Douglas Fairbanks in The Lamb. Next Monday February 19 Theda Bara stars in The Rose of Blood TM at the Baugh. A thrilling story centers on a German Russian peace proposal. Do not miss it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Baugh
Arras
Douglas Fairbanks
Theda Bara
Fern Noble Heads Nebraskan Staff For Second Semester
Fern Noble, 19, of Shoshone, is named editor in chief of The Daily Nebraskan for the second semester. Leonard W. Kilne of Blue Springs will continue as managing editor, with the student publication board announcing the appointments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nebraskan
Oleetad
Stidant Publication Board
Fern Noble
Shoshone Hao
Leonard W. Kilne
Blue Springs
Dietrich Girls Triumph In Fast-Paced Local Basketball Match
Last Friday night the Sunshine girlie faced the Dietrich girls in a lively basketball game at the match gate. The Dietrich team secured the victory amid enthusiastic spectator interest as both sides showed pep and effort throughout the contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nigne
Sunshine Girlie
Dietrich
Treme
Melther
Soldier Dead in Idaho Find Tragic Loss for Gooding Family
Dernard Shekilleen notes a Prin Mish Opal Webp shows Sine sey’s husband, 22, Gooding High School 1914 graduate, employed at Citizens State Bank before enlistment. He is mourned by his wife, parents seven miles northeast of Gooding, and a wide circle of friends. The community recalls his bright promise and hopeful future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dernard Shekilleen
Shoshone
Mr. Dickinson
Gooding
Citizens State Bank
Goodin
Dickinson
Abti
Idaho Sol
Acre
Idaho coal shortage declared past by state leaders
The speaker tells Idaho residents and coal dealers that the coal shortage for the present winter is over. He cites a meeting with Utah and Wyoming operators, December increases to 72,000 tons from 39,000, and favorable weather as reasons the supply will be adequate. He relaxes prior limits and says dealers may deliver three to five tons per customer if desired.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Metail
Idaho
Utah
Wyoming
Death of Mrs Campbell mother of Alta Campbell
Mrs Campbell mother of Alta Campbell Lincoln county champion of girls canning club died in a Pocatello hospital Saturday. Alta was at the Idaho Falls state meeting when her mother fell ill and visited during her return trip. She left to care for younger children as her condition worsened later that day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Campbell
Alta Campbell
Lincoln County
Pocatello Hospital
Mis Campbell
Mis Alta
Idaho Falls
Alta
Pocatelie
County Auditor J. W. Tapdin Called to Boise Meeting
County Recorder J. W. Tapdin was summoned to Boise by the Governor to attend a state meeting of county auditors. He expects to return Sunday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Tapdin
Rose
Sundar
Dietrich Readers Recall Samson Riddle in Local Tale
A long memory piece recounts a Samson riddle tale told at a feast, with boys and girls guessing for a bet, and notes on local events modernized as a Sunday school lesson. It mentions local residents visiting Shoshone, basketball games, and community figures including Mrs Bate and Mr Roberts amid regional farm loan affairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samson
Armenia
Samsus
Vic
Dietrich
Re Tuo Toutms
8. A. Bate
S. A. Bate, Jr
George D. Savier
Shoshone
C. B. Roberts
Rupert
Spokane
Dietrich Tract
Armers
Roberts
E.R Gage
Court Kershner
Butte Montana
Mustard
Red Cross
Myrna
J. W. Patterson
George English
Snohomish
Washington
Hill Farm
Hill
Jit
Adrian Nelson
Raymond Jenkins
Janet
Nidw
Almeda Jenkins
Clayton Seiler
Tetrick School
Filluwa
Cunters
Telf Monron
Emily Andersen
Helen Hughes
Obituary of James Lovla Beckett Pioneer Citizen in Shoshone
James Lovla Beckett born August 7 in State Line City Indiana died January 26 in Portland Oregon after an illness from nasal surgery complications. He moved with his parents as an infant and spent early years in Wet stave then taught school in Town before a long career as bookkeeper at Stockgrowers Mercantile Company and later manager for Stockgrowers Morcan. Beckett married Alberta Gooding and had four children William Grams Elizabeth and one more who died in infancy. He died from septic complication after nasal operation in Portland Hospital and funeral service set for January 26 at 2 30 pm at the Methodist Church in Shoshone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Lovla Beckett
State Line City
Indivand
Portland Oregon
Mr Beckett
Sehont
Weeteen Anrmal College
ThaBo
Sheahan
Stockgrowers Mercantile Company
Gendicg Brothers
Mfitar
Mr. Bennett
Beckett
Alberta Gooding
Eddie
William
Rilsateth
Portland
Pharethi Pears
Shoshone
Registration of German Alien Enemies in Idaho
The time fixed for the registration of German alien enemies within the District of Idaho commences at 8 o'clock A.M. on February 4, 1928, and continues daily thereafter until 8 P.M. Registrants must provide four unmounted photographs signed across the faces and record their left thumb print. They must appear again within 26 days and 16 days from the last day of registration to obtain a registration card and sign or mark their name.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Idaho
United States
Bread at the Stockgrowers Event Promotes Rye War Bread
The Stockgrowers arrange a public bake featuring Seybalat rye bread from Pocatello. Rye bread touted as a hearty War bread option with strong flavor and local appeal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pocatello
Local travelers and job prospects noted in brief
Friday night references Shane. William Sekerak, son in law of Andrew Pavitk, left for Wr ooming on Wednesday. William Nelson departed Tuesday for Jecome seeking work in sheep camps this spring. CP Chapman was at Shosheny 1 Duriness last Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shane
William Sekerak
Andrew Pavitk
Wits
Wrooming
William Nelson
Jecome
Chapman
Shosheny
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Harry Damson
Roscoe Tipton
Oakley
Pean Clayton Rowell Joerons
James Frederick Frants
John Henry McKinzie
Lee Walter Monroe
Cambrai Pattie
Juhr Truman McMolon
Edonula Kelumbermen
Finydon Eutuetthelmedours
Flehnedd
Iement Livh Terry
Bhashone
Ele
Roy Jobo Hatfmann
Jerogse
B Lips Everette Rennatt
Meo
Marro Urunner
Shushemstte
Marvldi
Caldtives
Shughwayddan
Kobin
Loria Klog
Falls Cis
Dobn Ross
Watertowl Su
Dak
Joseph Stafford
Arte Leigh Owen
Mann
Kicxeo
Tigols Prank
Chenny
Shoshote
John Josept Fhill
Leslie Samuel Thompson
Jerome Idpiac
Hyun
Phillipabars
Mont
Charles Hayworth Lavens
Henry Arthus Armateong
Vina Calif
Victor Elnstonolo
Twin Pulls
James Lyman Sheers
Tah
Father’s Club
E. Clark
War Department
Washington, D
France
20Th Engineers
A. Carothers
Burgess Burns
Boise
J. L. Beckett
Methodist
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