History of Idaho; a narrative account of its historical progress, its people and its principal interests . nized the marriage of Mr. Manring andMiss Sophrona Hamill, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Hamill, of Grangeville, Idaho. To this union havebeen born three sons and two daughters, named:Audrey E., Ilda I., Vernon C, Gordon A., andArvord A. While Mr. Manring appreciates the good work andinfluence of all churches he affiliates with no par-ticular denomination. In fraternal associations heis identified with the Masonic order, the IndependentOrder of Odd Fellows and the Knights of Pythiasand ha
History of Idaho; a narrative account of its historical progress, its people and its principal interests . nized the marriage of Mr. Manring andMiss Sophrona Hamill, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Hamill, of Grangeville, Idaho. To this union havebeen born three sons and two daughters, named:Audrey E., Ilda I., Vernon C, Gordon A., andArvord A. While Mr. Manring appreciates the good work andinfluence of all churches he affiliates with no par-ticular denomination. In fraternal associations heis identified with the Masonic order, the IndependentOrder of Odd Fellows and the Knights of Pythiasand has held office in his local lodge of the Odd Fel-lows. Politically he is unbound by party ties andcasts his vote for those men and measures that hedeems will best conserve the public weal. Idahohas no more loyal citizen than INIr. Manring, nor onewho has a firmer faith in its great future as a com-monwealth. William W. Hammell. It is always pleasing tothe biographist or student of human nature to enterinto an analysis of the character and career of asuccessful tiller of the soil. Of the many citizens /. ,..^o*,d^* HISTORY OF IDAHO 879 gaifiing their own livelihood he alone stands pre-eminent as a totally independent factor—in short,monarch of all he surveys. His rugged honesty andsterling worth are the outcome of a close associationwith nature and in all the relations of life he mani-fests that generous hospitality and kindly humansympathy which beget comradeship and which ce-ment to him the friendship of all with whom he comesin contact. Successfully engaged in ranching enter-prises in the vicinity of Nez Perce, William is decidedly a prominent and popular citi-zen in Lewis county, where he has resided for thepast eighteen years. He is a distinguished veteranof the Civil war, and since February, 1901, hasserved as United States commissioner in Idaho,which state has represented his home since 1884. William West Hammell was born in the city ofTrenton, New Jersey. Janu
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