History of Idaho; a narrative account of its historical progress, its people and its principal interests . Photo by Myers & Rice HISTORY OF IDAHO 685 at the end of that time he formed a partnership witliJudge Frank J. Smith, under the name of Smith &Scatterday, and this partnership existed until thedeath of Judge Smith in March, 1913. Mr. Scatter-day has never had cause to regret either his choiceof profession or location, for his abilities have at-tracted to him a large and representative enjoys a wide reputation for his legal sagacityand acumen, and has been successfully connect
History of Idaho; a narrative account of its historical progress, its people and its principal interests . Photo by Myers & Rice HISTORY OF IDAHO 685 at the end of that time he formed a partnership witliJudge Frank J. Smith, under the name of Smith &Scatterday, and this partnership existed until thedeath of Judge Smith in March, 1913. Mr. Scatter-day has never had cause to regret either his choiceof profession or location, for his abilities have at-tracted to him a large and representative enjoys a wide reputation for his legal sagacityand acumen, and has been successfully connectedwith a number of noted cases of litigation. In poli-tics he is a Republican, but his practice hasprecluded any thought of his entering the publicarena as a candidate for public office. Fraternally,he is connected with the Masons, and has risen to thefourteenth degree. On August 19, 1908, Mr. Scatterday was marriedat Pontiac, Illinois, to Miss Helen M. ScouUer,daughter of Dr. J. D. and Mrs. Scouller, who stillreside at Pontiac. This union has been blessed withone child: George Hays
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