The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1916-06-01

KOOSKIA
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(Mountaineer)


The school year ended last week an(
nearly everyone except parents will
welcome the long looked for vacation
The primary, third and fourth grades
gave outdoor May Day exercises thai
reflected great credit on the teachers
Miss Mary Hunter and Mrs. MARY
James, and was witnessed by an an
preciative audience. Friday nighl
commencement exercises were held ir
the opera house, the program render
ed did credit to those who took pari
and showed that their teachers were
adopts at the work. The class mum
bered eighteen, nine being Of the
eighth grade and nine passed out OF
the tenth. Those passing out OF thu
eighth were: Marie Mulledy, Lorens
Morse, Dorothy Clark, Inez Stewart
Erwin Winslow, Maud Rood, Giles
Green, Chester Davis and Phillip Tay.
lor, and those passing the tenth were
Evelyn Ingraham, Catherine Rood
Lyle Cox, Arthur Mcpherson, Rex Or.
ser, Elmer Montgomery, Jack Parsell
Leonard Taylor, Felix Ranta.
Memorial Day is to be observed next
Tuesday In Kooskia. The procession
headed by the band, will form at the
Stuart building at 10 o'clock and
march to- the cemetery where q short
program has been arranged. Every
citizen should be there on time.
Miss Ruth Swatman closed a very
successful term OF school Friday with
q nice program and basket dinner pic
mic, which was enjoyed by all. Most
everyone regrets that Miss Swatman
will not be with us another year.
n NoIdnsa xsA A.. IN
water. The former is assisting his
brother Sam with his saw mill run.
Y. +. Agee was a business visitor
from the Kidder Ridge section Mon
day.
Orland Decker is sporting a new
Ford car these days He came Mon
day with the car to the surprise OF
his many friends.
Tom Fitting came In Saturday eve
ming from Moscow where he passed
through an operation for appendicitis
and Is feeling good.
Mr.. 8. L. Tunnel of Winona was
In town ON Tuesday to bring his sis
ter Miss Jackson and sister in-law
Mrs. jackson who took the train We'd
nesday morning for Missouri where
they will visit with relatives for a
ACW WCGhHs
Lew Zimmerman Saturday received
the sad news that his brother in Ne
braska was lying at the point OF death
from rheumatism and other complica-
lions.
What might have resulted in a seri-
GUS runaway was ayerted by a close
margin on the Grunewald hill Tues
day. Mr.. $ L Tunnel OF Winona in
order to get halter removed the
bride from one of his horses and the
animal seeing the rig behind him
tried to make a get away, stripping
his harness and making things lively
for minute. The occupants of the
rig succeeded in getting out with only
damage to the hack and harness.
Dave Yates and children OF Winona
returned from Spokane Monday eve
ming and report that Mrs. Yates who
is In hospital In that city is improv
ing nicely and will soon be home.
Rev. Fl. Thomson lectured Friday
evening at the Baptist church ON du-
ties OF school students. The address
was replete with good advice and
should be thought of by those to whom
he spoke.
In this issue appears the announce
ment of Frank Van Deventer for the
office OF assessor of Idaho county. Mr..
Van Deyenter is well qualified for this
most important office and il nominated
and elected viii give the people a
square deal.