The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1914-12-03
KOOSKIA
(Mountaineer)

John Rodgers was in Winona Satur- |
day where he went to inspect for ac-
ceptance or rejection house built for
Anna Hayes by contractor Renshaw of
Kamiah. The residence cost $1160 and
Mr.. Rodgers gave 1t the government
o. X.
In one of the fastest games of basket
ball ever played in the Kooskia opera
house the Kooskia High school boys
were defeated last Friday night by the
Sites team. The Sites players had
the advantage over Kooskia In that
they had the benefit of two previous
matched games while this was the
first time the Kooskia boys ever play
ed together, but there are no excuses
to offer-the game was a good one,
clearly played. The team work of
Spencer and Swineheart OF Sites was
marvellous throughout the game. while
Pettibone, who is not much bigger than
match when stripped for action, made
a big share of Sites baskets.
Shorty" York was also in the game
| every minute. Garfield, left forward
on the Kooskia team was exceptional
on baskets and the same may be said
of Mcpherson on right forward. Par
sail was a game center and played a
nice game but the Sites man was too
big for him. Taylor as left guard
played a good. steady game throughout.
| The Kooslxia players for the first en-
gaGement were about as game a bunch
as ever entered the arena They played
well and fast and another matched
game or two will see them champions
If they keep up as they have started
Charged with having butchered a beef.
the property of his neighbor, and found
with three quarters of newly killed
meat in his house and the refuse bur-
led nearby, Alpa Wilder, living near
the mouth of Lolo creek, was up before
Judge Taylor Wednesday. A. w. An
derson of Woodland, the complaining
witness, was refused search warrant
at Woodland and came to Judge Taylor
for it. On it's authority the constable
found the evidence sought in Wilder 8
residence and his arrest followed. Judge
Taylor will hear Wilders preliminary
next Tuesday and in the meantime the
: defendant is in the custody of Sheriff
Eimers.
/ School News: Jack Parsell was alb
: sent Tuesday afternoon. A high schoo
orchestra is being organized. Eva
Bridgman visited high school Monday
! Mrs. Rood was a visitor of Miss Jones
Il
iston entered the freshman class IL
high school Monday Misses Jones anC
Hunter are in Grangeville this weel
peacefully taking examinations. t.
funk or not to funk is the question
Q The pupils of Miss Jones' room sur
t prised their teacher with a peanu
shower Monday which was highly ap
: preciated. We wish the other room
( would do likewise. The following pu
pills of Miss Funks room received 10
:. marks in spelling examination: Beu
t lah Bollinger, Dorothy Clarke, Mari
a Mulledy and Giles Green. Loren
J. Morse received 100 in arithmetic exam
n ination. The following program wa
: rendered at the hall Tuesday Afternoon
d in honor of Thanksgiving: Song-Firs
d Thanksgiving first six grades. Reel
$ tation-Why do we keep Thanksgiving
: Nellie Crook. Recitauon-Evelyn In
: graham. Song-Jack Frost, LIST and IN
: grades observation-disclosures Dodds. VIII
n we are thankful-1st grade. Thanks
e giving Hymn-high school Recitatio
e Mildred Touseth Vocal Duet-Edit
Smith and Dorothy Clarke. Instrumen
e tai solo-Frances Agnew. Thanksgivin
i song-6th grade girls. Exercise-3r
!. grade Why we celebrate Thanhsgiv
y ing-Marie Mulledy. Song-3rd and At
r grades. Recitation-Cat's Soliloquy-
e Lorena Morse. High School Gobble-
h King. Shanksgiving gingle-2nd grad'
e Dialogue-Thanksgivi wish-Cleo Dec
h err, Charles Johnson Song-First 81
:, grades.