The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1914-11-19

W. \. Shatzer, Plat Talbot. Charles
puhham, j. ID. Evans and $. Delmags
were up the first of the week from
the Nhitebird country attending the
Auhison sale, where they invested
nicely the first named gentlemen win
ming the IS prize offered for the live
nest bidder They all came into
Gransevlle after the sale and remain
ed over night.
j. l.. Brust was up the first of the
week from his Salmon river home at
tending the Addison sale. Mr.. Brust
mas Just received report from the
Hin Military Academy of Portland.
"here his son George went last Septem-
Der, showing remarkable progress for
we boy The report card placed his
department at 100 and his average in
his studies 80.
Byron irwin went to higgins Tuesday
returning with Homer Levanders auto
mobile. Mr., Levander and wife expect
TO spend the winter in Boise and Mr.
irwin brought their auto down here TO
get 1t out of the snow belt" before
winter sets in. He will drive II on to
Council today where it will be stored
until Mr.. Levander calls for u.-Mead-
ows Eagle.
An evening of genuine pleasure is
assured at the Thanksgiving ball to be
given next Thursday evening at the
Schmadeka hall by the young men OF
the city who are endeavorng to raise
FUNDS to meet the deficiencies of the
1914 baseball expenses Music will be
furnished by the popular Grangeville or
chestra and the hall will be appropriate
~ decorated for the occasion.
p. f. Courtney arrived hon. the last
of the week from his hunting trip in
to the Chamberlain basin country. where
he went in company with Jack Tur-
ner. They had a very successful hunt,
having so much game that Jack had to
take his time coming out with the
load while Mr.. Courtney came ahead
TO make sure that the trail was
broken
T. Discoll. a prominent banker and
capitalist of the Genesee country, was
in the city a few days this week visit
Ing A. H. Russell of the Grangeville
Savings & Trust Co.. the gentlemen
having been friends for long term Of
years. Mr.. Driscol is also a big farm
er and stock and has some of
the best herds of cattle, sheep and
mules in the state He returned home
yesterday.
Orrin Lambe returned this evening
from Moscow where he was serving
on the Federal trial jury before which
were tried the numerous Bookkeeping
cases, which resulted so disastrously
for the offenders of the law. He says
some of them slipped through the net
hau Jota no
being a slight break in the evidence
Mr.. Lambe will return this week to
his home at Orogrande.
Walter Hovey Hin, of Cambridge
Idaho. is in the city on business in the
federal court. Mr.. Hill is a well known
engineer and formerly resided a.
Grangeville. For the past year Mr.
Hill and b. Gustad, also formerly o
Grangeville. have installed a power plan
in Adams county and are furnishing
light and power to Cambridge and Mid
vale. Mr.. Hill is a civil engineer o
considerable observation-disclosures Sta
Mirror
James A. Hearn's famous dram,
| : Hearts of Oak" will be the four-ree
offering at the Bijou theatre on Mon
day, Nov. %. With its scenes on tn
Maine coast. its New England type
and its gripping love story and tn
sacrifice of a noble man for the CIR
of his heart Hearts of Oak" shout,
carry appeal to all The principal part.
those of Terry Dennison and Crystal
are played respectively by that stall
wart actor Ralph Stuart and prett,
little Violet Horner. There are ais
| three clever child parts in this stor
of the sea that are bound to make
hit with lovers of good wholesome pilot
drama