The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1915-09-02

MS, MISS Z. 5. ccuter. connected with the
~ service office at this place for
Ne Nc PAST year or two. will leave next
80, Tor Mssoula, Mont, where she
s n 'ake position in the head Of
~ having recently been promoted.
ne advancement came without solicit
eauon on the part of Miss Cotter and
was pleasant surprise, her home be-
ans az Anaconda. Miss Nina Schapcls
OF Billings, Mont. will take Miss Coz.
'ers place in the local office.
Miss Hazel Calhoun of the sacra,
heat hospital. Spokane. arrived IN
'he city this week. Miss Calhoun 10
framed nurse and will assist DIR
warren >. Moore in the care of his
la,ients. The doctor is having an adj
uition ouht on to his home and when
completed viii be in shape to render
hospltal accommodation to some six or
seven patients. Miss Leslie Bass of
bolse' also a trained nurse, is expect
ca TO arrive here tomorrow evening
and WIN assist the doctor in his office
practice.
Floyd Church was In town Wednes-
day Of this week from his home on
the point and announced that he and
o. p. Soderburg had finished up their
threshing and had their grain all
housed week or more ago. Messrs.
Church and Soderburg purchased an
iron Clad" thresher this season for
their own special use, otherwise their
grain would now be unthreshed. How
ever they have helped pull a number
OF their immediate neighbors out of
the hole by doing their threshing where
they could not secure another machine.
Harry Hilbourne has just completed
a number of large square signs for
the city notifying the joy riders when
they reach the city limits and
that nothing above a fifteen-mie gait
goes. The signs will be placed on all
of the roads entering the city. Har-
ny, who Is an artist with the brush,
has done an artistic job in this in
stance. The auto owners who made
the trip to Winchester last week are
talking up the matter OF having sign
boards placed at all road crossings
in the county directing travellers to the
various towns in the surrounding coun-
try. This is a movement to be highly
commended and one that the county
dads should take hand in.
Judge J. F. Ailshie arrived in the
city Saturday evening from his home
at Occur d'Alene and after attending to
some matters in court, left Tuesday
morning for home. Mrs Ailshte and
children have recently joined the judge
at their new place of residence and
have to some extent become reconciled
to the change from the state capital.
The judge. since his retirement from
the supreme bench. is on the go most
of the time in answer to the demands
of his extensive practice. He has been
east a trip or two, and will go to
San Francisco the middle of the month
on an important case. Mrs. Ailshie
will accompany him on this trip and
will take in the big exposition.
A letter received recently from Wayne
(Buck) Arnold, at Musselshell, Montana,
says 1.-The farm life for me, as wen as
the married lne.' Buck, it will be
remembered, took unto himself a bet
ter half this summer Miss Adams,
who Is we'll known here) and is now
presiding at the head of the table and
is also guiding the destiny of 800
acre Montana farm. He says he is as
brown as a smoked ham, eats every
thing in sight, and falls to sleep rid
ing the gang pillow, from which latter
1t Is reported he took a header into
the rich ripe soil the other day, when
indulging in an afternoon siesta just
as the team passed over a molehilL
That's living right next to nature and
Is real enjoyment.