The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1915-09-16
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about harvest time each year and are
apparently prcactied by certain tran
silent laborers who enter the harvest
fields for this purpose. One or two con-
victions might discourage the work but
a better plan Is to "honor your father
and mother, but not strangers
checks
DR.. Truitt has decided to locate in
Ferdinand and will move over there in
the near future and establish offices
Otto lReis, Jr., came in last evening
from his homestead in Montana and
win visit here for time with relatives
j. w. Goodan and wife were In town
yesterday from Ferdinand having their
little son treated for an injured leg.
Lewis Hilton was in the city Wednes-
day from Lewiston and closed q deal
for the lease of the X. C. hall for a
period Of two years and will install
his moving picture theatre there about
October LIST.
Miss Amy johnson Of Grang eviIle
has accepted a position as assistant
"hello' girl at the local Nezperce Of
flee
John Roman received a broken rib
while working with his threshing ma
chine this week and came In yester-
day to have DR. Shnnick patch up the
break
Very little interest was shown in the
school election Tuesday and only six
teen votes were cast, Messrs Libbey
and Belknap being elected without
opposition.
Rev. and Mrs. Grunewald returned
Wednesday from attending the Meth
odist conference at Spokane Mr.
Grunewald was appointed to this pas
torate again for the ensuing year
Mrs J. ". Baker left Tuesday morn
ing for Portland to visit her son who
has been taking treatment in that city
for some time and take a much needed
rest before returning home.
Public school did not open this week
as previously announced. as the school
board was Of the opinion that II would
be better to delay the opening until
the Goth because OF the fact that Mon
day was a holiday, Tuesday school cleo
ton day and all Of next week will be
devoted to the county institute at
Grangeville. The time lost this week
will be made up at the end OF the term
and by delaying the opening some of the
older students may be able to begin
school at the start instead Of coming
in two or three weeks late as is us
ually the case.
Atty. l.. Vineyard was in the city
last Friday from the county, seat.
James Buchanan was visiting with
old friends here the first of the week
from Kooslxia.
Sheriff Yates was an town Tuesday
from Grangeville and was accompanied
by l. c. Hattabangh. formerly a resi-
dent OF Idaho county, but now residing
In Lewiston.
III. p. MeidI and wife were arrivals
In the city Tuesday from Sheridan.
Wyoming. and are contemplating locat-
ing on the prairie. They found no open
ing at this place and went on to the
county seat Wednesday evening.
August Schubert, Frank Nuxoll and
j. #. Jenny left early Tuesday morn
Ing for the Colviile country on a trip
of general inspection and amusement
They intend making Spokane the first
day and win be gone for ten days oil
two weeks.
Walter Craig left today for his home
On Seattle after visiting here for sew
eral weeks. Walter has not lost his
love for Idaho farm lands and we would
not be surprised to see him return to
the Inland Empire before many moons.
DIR. and Mrs. w. F. Orr left Wednes-
day afternoon by auto for Spokane and
expect to remain There for several
weeks while the former takes a short
course at the Sacred Heart hospital.
Mrs. Orr will visit with her sister, Mrs.
Aye. while there.
Mr.. and Mrs. James l.. Morris, prom
inent farmers of the winona section,
left Wednesday morning for Lewiston
and will go from that place to Spokane
to attend the interstate fair. They ex-
poet to be absent for several weeks
and Jim said they would sure have q
out for several years.
Mrs. Gietzentanner, who became II
a couple of weeks ago. took a turn for
the worse last Friday evening and an
operation became Immediately neces-
sary. DR. Moore of Grangeville. was
called in to do the operating and was
assisted by Dr. shinnick. the opera
ton being performed early Saturday
morning. The operation was very sue
cessful and the patient Is recovering
nicely and win soon be entirely out Of
danger.
o. d. Hamiin skates around town
with his new auto truck these days al
a great pace and seems more proud OF
the turnout than kid with little red
wagon However. Fat says the truck
delivers the goods and he can handle
more freight In a day now than hs
could in twice the time with a team
When he hasn't anything else to do ht
picks up a load Of children and gives
them spin. thereby making their, small
hearts happy and keeping up his OWL
big stock OF good nature, and nobody
dare say In the hearing Of the kids
that nobody loves fat man.
Messrs. Chamberlain, Russell an<
Kelly came out from across the rive
the first OF the week with three cal
loads Of fat steers which they shippet
to Portland froml this place Tuesda,
morning. The cattle were of their owl
raising and were a fine bunch.