Work of the Exemption Board for Lincoln County
A long list of Class 1 men in Lincoln County appears with their exemption order numbers. The roster names numerous individuals, including Helmer, Wralsted, Smith Lime Gilmore, Sir Walter Glenn, Mirich, Bass, Erickson, Helaan, Jensen, Mynott, Wiever, Hine, Bolom, McCann, Gurley, Deguile, Croce, Kepford, Canzler, Gillis, Blakeman, McConnell, Jensen, Judge, Richardson, Riordan, Hardan Griffeths, White, Cook, Goodrich, Reeves, Jones, Patterson, Bukin, Berg, James, Rayford, Sinclatr, Tyler, Carlton, Mille, Tabor, Charity Mood, Kiteots, Kilian Ziegier, Witla, Frank, Mabbutt, Snow, Firebaveh, Osburn, Sehebing, Webb, Boyd, Glavey, Behrens, Scott, Smith, Williamson, Polson, Young, Davies, Powell, Sproule, Eddy, Bergman, West, Keene, Powers, Gwin, Lofton, Ledean, Felton, Denniston, Rader, Kliever, Nelson, Weaver, Cannon, Carr, Vollmer, Motter, Young, Satory, Howard, Lacy, Nims, Kepford, Walters, Robinette, Bell, Keithley, Hillman Turner, Phillips, Warner, Wright Osburn, Stewart, Walter Satory, Rohde, Weiss, Williamson, Burns, Grogan, Stinger, Damon, Tipton, Rowell, Frantz, McKonale, Howard, Monroe, with page eight noted.
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Lincoln County
Helmer
Wralsted
Smith Lime Gilmore
Walter Glenn ‘Tysor
Daniel T. Mirich
William Ambrose Bass
John ‘Hore Erickson
John
Henry Helaan
Henry Clarence Jensen
Lionel Bruce Mynott Oe
Vetur C
Wiever
Sam A. Hine
Joseph William Bolom
Guy Wealey McCann
Henry Willim Gurley
Panfilio Deguile
James Walter Croce
Chas Wesley Kepford
Alva Canzler
Chas
Edwin Gillis
Robt
Arthur Blakeman
Joseph Irvin McConnell
Carl Julius Jensen
James Bryan Judge
Arthur Richardson
Ryan Riordan
Reed Hardan Griffeths
Walter Emmett White
Mont E. Cook
Everett
Ralph Goodrich
Jess Mack Reeves
Comus
Allen Jones
Sam Shelton
Orville
Chester Patterson
Samuel Bukin
Fred Ellis Berg
George Earl James
Ernest Minus Rayford
Arene J. Sinclatr
Frederick Lorenze
Tyler
Fred Dexter Carlton
Donald Avery
James Burton
Chauncey Clinton Mille
Harry Newton Tabor
Carl Charity Mood
Luke Henry Kiteots —Lewis Pity Homan
Kilian Ziegier
George Erickton
Witla
Williane Frank
Robert Henry Mabbutt —Watter
James Adear Thomlin
Fens
Milton ‘Pomiin
Harry Arthur Stoner
Roy_Chlvin Claxton
Ben Robinette
Mallle Mathise Snow Hi—John FP
Firebaveh
Burt Willis Osburn
Frank
Juliuk Sehebing
Ottis Henry Webb
Luthar
Joe Boyd
Ernest Glavey
Jim George
Karl Carl Behrens
James Gilmore Scott
Ralph Dean Smith
Charles ¥. Williamson
Tree Polson
Charles Albert Damon
Truman Wilkes
Elmer Eggar Lewis
Martin Loearnaburn
Bence Humphreville
August LeJeune
John Evan Davies
Birney
William Powell
Willam
John Sproule
Henry Harrison Eddy
Henry Walter Bergman
Joy West
Earle Alexander Keene
Don Powers
Ernest Eugene Gwin
Perry Earl Lofton
Laurence Lucien Ledean
Algwin Edward Felton
Leonard William Denniston
Chas R. Rader
Cornelius Kliever
David Eugene Nelson
Myrt Edward Weaver
Allen Lewis Cannon
George Raymond Karran
Robert Alzo Carr
George L. Vollmer
Ronald Lysle Motter
Verne L. Young
Benjamin Harrison Satory
Raymond Morris Howard
Erick Emil Lacy
Harry Gilette Nims
Alva Garner Kepford
Harry Walters
Roy William Robinette
Mayion
Walter Bell
John Adam Keithley
Fodt Hillman ‘Turner
John William Phillips
Garner
Wesley Warner
Clarence Wright Osburn
Earl Stewart
Fred Charles Walter Satory
Robert Theodore Rohde
A Great War Picture The Freedom of the World
A Great War Picture The Baugh presents one of the greatest war pictures ever made The Freedom of the World next Wed shows a masterful production with strong acting by HK Lincoln and Barbara Castleton The film treats the present world conflict with balanced portrayal of both sides and memorable battle scenes in the last reel
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the Baugh
Nay Pigel
Alin G
Thorpehig
Whl
HK. Lincoln
Harvey
Barbara Castleton
That Treacherous Gasoline
Last Monday Mrs. Capt. Phillips used gasoline in a tub to clean a wool coat. A draft slammed the door, the gasoline caught fire, scorching her face and left hand. Mr. Coleman aided, preventing a possible blaze and coat combustion. The piece warns to keep gasoline away.
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Capt. Phillips
SWAT THE SPARROWS
Now is the time to set those spar rows. Every pair we kil now means from 20 to 30 less next summer. The poison bait is free and can be had for the asking. Write or set the county agent about it. Co operation spells success in any undertaking.
Public sale of high grade dairy cattle near Dietrich and Shoshone
D A Hunt advertises a public sale of high grade dairy cattle at his farm three and a half miles southwest of Dietrich and a half mile southeast of Shoshone on Friday March 5. A free lunch will be served at noon and the sale begins just after. W L McCoy of Gooding will be present to aid buyers.
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D. A. Hunt
Dietrich
Shoshone
W. L. McCoy
Gooding
Tia
We Must Sacrifice for Victory in the Spanish War
Frank A. Vandertip argues that victory hinges on national sacrifice. He urges Americans to forego nonessential purchases and invest in $5 War Savings Certificates, freeing labor and resources to equip the army and fund the war effort. The piece stresses personal patriotism and the value of government bonds.
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Frank A. Vandertip
ITM Solete
Bonis
Thia Maca
Trogenticipates
All America
Joan
United States
Stockgrowers deliveryman joins the Marines at Mare Island
Clinton Pioney, a young carrier for the Stock growers, has enlisted in the Marines and is now at Mare Island Navy Yard. The line notes the delivery car’s “magic charm” for turning workers into soldiers as he resigns to enlist after the war began.
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Clinton Pioney
Marines
Mare Island Navy Yard
Farm Tractor School Opens In Idaho Institute
The Idaho Technical Institute in Pocatello will offer a free one week course on tractor operation and equipment beginning March 11. The program aims to show tractors as a satisfactory and economical farm power option and is open to all interested in farm tractors.
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Idaho Technical Institute At
Pocatello
Death Notice and Funeral for Arthur B. Scott in Shoshone
Arthur B. Scott died at the Bix Home in North ShoShone. Funeral services were held at the family home with burial in Shoshone Cemetery. Survived by wife Inez Cleveland Scott, a daughter, mother Mrs A J Scott, a brother Frank Scott, sisters Mrs Fred Harris and Mrs Joe Kink, and other relatives and friends. Born June 8, 1874 at Blsir Nebraska, he moved to Shoshone seven years ago and married January 22, 1915.
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Bix
Nuri Shoibome
Rex
Wendell
Mr. Scott
Arthur B. Scott
Blsir
Nebraska
Shoshone
Mise Inez Cleveland
North Shoshone
Jose
A J. Scott
Frank Scott
Debegue, Coloraile
Fred Hhring
Wetasell
Joe Kink
Shashind
Profitable chickens raise question in market
Last Monday J. T. Leath shipped thirty capons of his own raising to Portland. The birds averaged seven and a half pounds and sold for forty cents per pound delivered at the Shoshone depot, making each capon worth exactly three dollars and answering whether it pays to raise chickens for market.
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J. T. Leath
Portland
Shoshone
M E District Conference to Meet in Kimberley March 4
The M E District Conference for the Pocatello District will hold a three day session at Kimberley beginning March 4. Notable gathering of Methodists with several from Shoshone planning to attend. Also appears a separate notice from Lincoln County authorities regarding vehicle license tag seizures and sale of unlicensed cars, dated March 1 1813.
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M. E
Pocatello
Kimberley
Marsitall
Lincoln County
Idaho
Bert Bowler
Maho
Dietrich Community Notices and Local Happenings
The Dietrich column reports on a lecture titled Dry Hones by C. Herderman, community social events, and local legal notes. It notes enlistments, departures, visits, school thrift stamps, and upcoming dances with W. O. Hamilton and Dwisht LaGrange providing music, plus multiple residents traveling or ill.
Visitor from Shoshone Remembers Town’s Change
Fet ter, now with Mallory Piyers, stopped in Shoshone over Sunday with A A Walters. He left Shoshone about 22 years ago and has not visited since moving to Binghamton New York. Mrs Burnside and Mrs Chrisingh were among Criptids he met here earlier, and a reception at Walters’ home Sunday evening greeted Mr Felter. He noted many western changes and improvements and was greatly pleased and surprised by Shoshone’s development.
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Sivgn
Peter Andrew
George Brown
Dick Houston
Frank
Iowa
Clyde Walker
Wurfer Dermiren
Marry Neleor
Yelive
Shuahn
Myrtle Borden
Flock
F.C. Stilth
Lshone
Helen Hughes
C. P. Chapman
Simmerman
Bari Fleck Jett
Visi
Navy
France
S.E Kilker
Dietrich A
Telsume
Sire
Kilker
Vincent Wella
N. W. Sines
Fetter
Mallory Piyers
Rhoshone
A. A. Walters
Shoshone
Bighamton
N.Y
Burnside
Chrisingh
Felt
Hailey Editor Hailey Editor Visits Shoshone Journal
Picote, veteran editor of the Wood River Times Idaho’s oldest daily, spent the night in Shoshone and paid a brief courtesy call on the Journal during his town visit.
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EB. Picote
Wood River Times
Idaho
Shostone
Unlucky Star Halts Trio in Cross Series Recital
A small audience greeted a roune propie trio in the Cross series, with Miss Turner and Prof Johann delivering a spirited performance despite two leading players missing due to illness. The musically firm encore impressed observers, while reporters praised the violin and piano work by Turner and Joirewn even as they adapted to the cold and absence of two core performers.
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Roune Propie
Leetoe Meepine
4Wene Muet Bey Miee Tithen Turner
LymmieMunyon
Ven
Shemhom Pecienise
Mies Turner
Pre
Trent
Miss Turner
Prof
Johann
In Honor of the Soldier Boys Dinner Event at Five Hundred
Lola Chrisman hosted a farewell dinner Tuesday evening honoring Edwin Gross Delno McMahon and Delia McMahon. Guests included Lois Mow Kathern Logan Bessie Newman Lenora Noble Joy Brandt Lenora Nobte and Ernest Gwin among others with Oliver Merry Stonan and Brives Lenora Nobte in attendance. The gathering honored Delia McMahon about to leave for Twin Falls to join the Aviation Corps.
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Mies
Lola Chrisman
Hoger
Edwin Gross
Delno McMahon
Howsemen
Peed Turner
Eernest Gwin
Edward Chrisman
Mire
al McMahon
Homer
Wimim Delo
Brieves Lenora
Rehr Grime
Ernest Gwin
Hawin Fhroes
Delia McMahion
Tharestay
Miss Casada Honored In Sister-in-Law Celebration
Mrs Jay Casada hosted a Thursday evening event honoring her sister-in-law Miss Viola Casada, with two vocal solos by Mrs Casada and performances by Dorothy, Mary McMahon, and Wilton Kilpatrick. Guests enjoyed conversations, Victrola music, and dainty refreshments before departure.
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Jay . Casada
Viola Casada
Casada
Ome
Dorothy
Miles Mary McMahon
Wilton Kilpatrick
Griese
Ruby
Edwin
Roth
A. J. ScMahen
Marr
Verna
Sayiers
Lizzie Gooding
Art
Washington Birthday Program at North Side School
Large turnout of relatives and friends witnessed a Washingtons Birthday program by North Side school with Mrs L M Burnside and Miss Helen Logan directing. Performances included songs The Drummer Boy A Saluting Song and a Five Pointed Star craft lesson plus a Sleeping Beauty play with roles for Prince Queen Princess and Fairies. Rev CA Varnum, former Shoshone church pastor, will preach both morning and evening next Sunday.
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North Side
L. M. Burnside
Helen Logan
George Washington 2Nd
Mae Pope
Shoemaker
America
Sleeping Beauty
Prince
Donald Johnston Quen
Vanites Forrigt Kies
Claute Mote
Margaret Hanan
Watting
Gaynell Hanson Cok Pheba McRoberts
Kitchen Boy
Frances Reilly
Jovy Pimental
Clinton T Hanrede
Genera Ritter
Louise Mott
Marjorie Landsborough
Kathryn Hackler
Marjorie Davis
Edward Hanrede
Hadley Ferriel
Frank Coleman
Bruce Bowler
Marie King
Florence Silva
Tone Mills
Clayton Pough
CA. Varnum
Methodist Church
Shoshone
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