Rial Jurors Called for Oct 11
Thirty Idaho County citizens were drawn this week to serve in district court jury duty. The list includes Roy Nail vs W Hines et al for the first civil case, with others from Grangeville Whitebird Fenn and Kooskia. Jury duty begins Oct 11 under Judge Heele with trials expected to last several days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Nail
W. D. Hines
Sentem
Idaho County
W . Hines
Damnzes
Dave Ween
Ize Steele
Rae
Tirich
Theroly Ourt
Blakesley
M Blakesley
Kesley
Fred Morris
Ting
Palo Altos
California
Piablo
Dugald Holselaw
Mid Yates Va
Frank Hyyn
T Johnson
Albert P
Nk Syitem
Ie Garets
Herbert W. Garets
Stretbach Va
Leonard
Aeewant
Heele
Hanson Et al
Alcorn
Pizment
Vater Co Sortonwood Millin
Greene
Chas
D. Green
Ker
Francisco
Halve
Dixon
Eva L. Canfield
Tee
District Court
Harold Harris
Harris
Anna M. King
L. King
Unique Public Sale Near Marshall Auction Notice
William Potter a well known farmer five miles north announces a unique public sale on the 7th at the Get Inn where a high quality Holstein cow will be given away. Street chatter suggests a large crowd and strong interest in Velie at the inn.
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William Potter
The
Globe
Edison phonograph offers voice as real as living singer
A New Edison tone test demonstration at Odd Mellows hall staged by Glanville Drag Co. showcased Miss Alice Verlet bel canto and violinist Robert Velten with pianist Victor Young. The phonograph reproduced Verlet’s voice and violin so closely that the audience could not tell living performer from recording until lights revealed Verlet absent.
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Thomas A. Hollson
Meblows Hall
Alice Verlet
Paris Opera Company
Robert Velten
Victor Young
Vole
Vinlin
Verlet
Velten
Pla Mate
Oopning
Miss Verlet
Edison
Glanville Drag Co
Ernest Smith Pioneer Dies at Age 92 in County
Ernest Smith of the county, born November 2, 1832 in Cleveland Ohio, died last Monday night at age 92 years 10 months 25 days. Funeral from Federated Church Wednesday led by Rev H B Randall. Hancock directing. Survived by widow Isabella J Mysant, one son, Geo Jo and several grandchildren. He moved with family from Indiana to Illinois to Oregon Trail land in 1861, later settling northeast of Grangeville near a farm one mile from town.
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Ernest Smith
Federated Church
Rev. H
Randall
Hancock
Cleveland
Ohio
Indiana
Plains
Ores
Nui
Florence
Grangeville
Isabella J. Mysant
Lewiston
Geo
See
Nugent to Fire Opening Gun of Democratic Campaign
Senator John P. Nugent will fire the opening gun of the Democratic campaign in this county at the local opera house on Thursday Oct 7. He is touring the north and will speak at Cottonwood New Perce Orofino and other points. The league of nations will be his chief topic.
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John PF. Nugent
Campalen
Opera
Ity
Benator Nugent
Cottonwood
New Perce
Orofino
League of Nations
Slay Marked Men Threats Spark Armistice Day scare
Disturbing reports from Tacoma and Washington points describe threats and planned repeats of cen tralia armistice day events. A six week publicity campaign precedes actions, raising concern over safety and public order.
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Centralia
Lasconmna Es SF
Tacoma
Tragic Death From Falling Wheat Wagon Near Doe Jesse Place
Clarence Knorr aged 16 died from injuries after falling under a wheat wagon on a county road near Doe Jesse Place. His father and a hired man followed about 20 or 30 rods behind. the team halted and Clarence was found unconscious. A doctor and mother rushed to aid, but he died at 11 p.m. Sunday. Funeral held at Federated church Tuesday. survivor includes his parents and one sister. The accident stemmed from sacks dislodging from the wagon as grain shifted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Knorr
John Knorr
Hob Zumwalt
Hima
Mr. Zumwalt
Clarence Couli
Dauid
Fils Wagne
John Elmers
Imperial Hotel
Hoo. Randall
Federated Church
A. A. Marites
Sfater
Clarence Kawrrn
Uiiter
Party at Hardy Home and Rose Bud Prize
Mrs A 3 Hardy hosted a Thursday party at her Bik Street home Lewlaten addition. Mrs L B Bunting won first prize with a red rose bud bouquet from Mr THs garden. A second item notes 500 at Elmers home where John Elmers entertained friends on Hall Street.
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Hardy Home
Hardy
Bik Street
Lewlaten
LB. Bunting
Pred McKinney
Mr. TH
Elmers
John Elmers
South Hall Street
A. B. Parker
Taiero
A. N. Dyer
William Saltman
Lewiston orchard tracts draw wide interest in sale
Land owners announce the Bondt holders Sacrifices Sale of Lewiston Orchards for October 1920 drawing strong national applications. About 93 tracts at 20 to 400 per acre attract buyers. no land sold before October. bids drawn from a hat. Tracts range 5 to 80 acres with orchard, alfalfa, corn potential. buyers seek near city with Lewiston’s utilities and schools.
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Lewiston
Ea Lh
Judge and Mrs Steel Open Court in New Building
Pioneer jurist Judge Bigar C Steely arrives with Mrs Stuple to open the court in Thahe district new building. He succeeds Judge Daten Wallive N Scales and begins a term marked by a strong record. Also noted is S W Potter buying Clyde Graham farm near Fairview, with possession planned for November 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bigar C. Steely
Thahe
Moxon
Stuple
Sin
Tench
Daten Wallive
Dahaemanty
Castiias
Hank
Garner Chae
Hige Steele
Mt. Idaho
Hwa
Beagle
Cour
S. W. Potter
Mo Ly Ayers
Clyde Graham
Fairview
W. Potter
Mr. Graham
Josh Rowton
Kooskia
Samuels Withdraws From Senate Race On Nonpartisan Ticket
H F Samuel a filed notice of withdrawal as a candidate for United States senator on the nonpartisan league ticket. He cites timing of nominations and Nugent’s endorsement as reasons and predicts further withdrawals by Democratic or Republican nominees before the ballot.
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Torse
H. F. Samuela
Robert O. Jones
United States
Nonpartisan League
Nugent
Local social notices hint at spring gathering plans
A fragment outlines a community event for married couples with a date in the fall season. The notice mentions a council meeting and the aim to invite many attendees while highlighting the event’s social focus.
Plan on Leaving Mr and Mrs Whittinnerton
Mr and Mrs Whittinnerton, who sold their residence on State Street in the northern part of the city, intend to move within a few weeks. They have not chosen a new home, with Lewiston Yakima and southern Idaho among the places under consideration. Mr Ingram, Idaho County pioneer, and Mrs Ingram, a newer society member, have many friends who regret their intended departure.
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Ad Mra
Whltinntern
State Street
Bowel
Ingram
Lewiston
Yakim
Idaho
Idaho County
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Francis A. Cox
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George Altman
Frank BR. Simons
Lester W. Taylor
R. 0. Zumwalt
J. P. Brown
Laedkie
Kamiah
Hornaday
W. J. Jarrett
Edmund M. Jubert
Lucile
John Funke
John A. Cash
Marshall
Lake Jim Murphy
Uli Warken
Murphy
Sue
Murphy Fast
Daneley
Tar Muny C. Vincent
Redding
Miss Verlet and
Pioneer
Opera House
Cebcealin
J. W
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MIL
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Chronicle
Wall Street
American Legion
Department of Justice
Milwaukee
Judge and Mrs. Steel
Secretary of State
League
Samuels
Sec Te Ete Hentai
VP Samuels
Partisan League
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Senate Weainer
Frank RB
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Senate Nugent
Frank Throoding
Nee Poroe
Leetorer Mille
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FF Lukens
Hert Baker
Terry Morris
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