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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-12-06
.STEUpENVILLE CAR
line RAISES FARE
INCREASE BETWEEN THAT CITY
AND TORONTO INCREASED
FIVE CENTS.
Citizens Of Latter Town Are UP In Arms
General News Of the Steuben-
Vile District.

STTI- EENNlLLF.. -. Dec. h.--!tcsl-
dents Of Toronto and thoS" OF th1S ElLy
,rbn hurc accession 10 frequently travel
tween this city and Toronto by trolley
are UP in arms today rs the result OF
word being received from Column puS 10
the "ffrct that the state Utilities CON-
mission had granlcd INC 9t:u oHi'EltIc
and East Iivrrpnnl Railway and Light
company the right tn increase It's fare
rate bow cen The Nv" cities The new
fare is Is cents II round trip, an in
crease of five cents. ono prominent 10
rnnto citizen stated this afternoon that
Ihe street car company went about the
matter Of securing permission make
the increase secretly. The increase did
NOT come uncx pcct"diy ami fnr. several
days citizens OF Toronto have been CIR
Culaliug petitions 10 present To the COM
mission asking that the old rate be
maintained.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-12-06
Mrs. Elizabeth McMahan

two mon attacked him and they wore
badly bcate In the melee.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-12-06
Still Unconscious.

Harvey White. The colorcd man who
was murdcrouSIy assaulted by gang
OF colorcd men at the construction camp
in Brooke county, still myers between
life and death in Il local hospital, with
little chance Of his recovery. While
there are four suspects under arrest,
the police arc still on The hunt for 9TH
ers who may have had a hand IN the
trouble The four suspects are being
held in the Erooke county Jail at Wells
burg.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-12-06

Officers Take Caths
At Yesterdays session of county court
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1916-01-20
ADVANCEMENT

I have the pleasure of announcing
to the people Of Grangeyille and Idaho
county in general, my association in
practice with Or. H. r. Draney Of
Vancouver, Il. G.
DR.. Draney is an excellent practi-
toner in all phases of dentistry, but
has specialized in artificial dentures
or plates. He is a graduate of one Of
the best colleges.of dentistry in Amer
lea, and is licensed to practice in Ida
ho by state examination.
We win continue my policy of the
past, of standing behind our work and
giving only honest, and ethical sery-
ice. Our Offices, in the same location
as before. but extended to three
rooms, will be furnished with the
most modern aud sanitary equipment.
The reception room will be open at all
times for waiting patients ana win be
warm and comfortable. We will oc-
cupy the new quarters in about two
weeks time and win be GLAD to re
ceiye all our friends for a vist of in
spection.
/ DIR. FRANK r. WOOD Dentist.
Allen Block, Grangeyille.
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1916-01-20
THREATENS TO SUE FOR
DAMAGES.

DR. Green has threatened to sue the
Grangeyille papers if they don't stop
the crowds coming to his office
He is trying to close uli his business
ana move to Lewiston. but he says his
time is all taken for nearly two weeks
ahead ana he is working every night
The White Bird people are kicking
because he don't hurry down there.
anl he is getting letters OF enquiry
from the Lewiston country nearly
every day, wanting him to hurry up
and come down there also, but the
eope ~ this community have deter
mined to keep the doctor here, c
folding him with work win do It,
The secret Of the Whole thing is
that the doctor has advertised wisely
and is backing up his Advertising
gd that always brings results.
ilis should he an eye opener to the
business man who sits around his
place of business aud kicks the coun-
try because of hard times-Adv.
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1916-01-20
WOOD NOT SCARCE IN GRANGE
WILLIE

The pencil shower for the Lewiston
Tribune wrote up the Fuel Situation"
Tuesday under scare head In which
he pronounced the visible supply
small in the Lewiston country" and
placed Grangeville and other towns
on the Camas Prairie line In the list
of those suffering a shortage. Nothing
to it. The wood is rolling into this
town as it has not done in years. The
snow and the big drag sleds furnish
the best possible means of transport
ing the thousands of cords of wood
stacked up on the hills to the south of
town. to the doors of the local CON
sumers, and that is what is being
done every day. The unusually cold
weather does not deter our local wood
rustlers from pursuing the even tenor
of their way; but on the contrary
seems to ginger them up to extra
effort, and they are now sliding in
n reserve supply over against the day
when the spring breakup is due to
come on. The 13 below weather at
the Clearwater-Sn Snake junction may
have ratified the scribe and threw
him off point or two III his bearings
Apologies accepted.
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1916-01-20
CHADWICK-CL AND.

Sunday at the home Of the brides
parents Mr.. and Mrs. $. c. Chadwick
of this city, occurred the weddingg of
their daughter Efiie to Mr.. Earl Cleve-
land.
The bride is one of Kooskia's most
widely known young ladies. having
been in charge of the local telephone
exchange number of years The
groom being one of our popular young
men and at present engaged in bust
ness, both the contracting parties have
Il large circle of friends who wish
them joy along the marital route
The wedding was a very pretty af
fair the ring ceremony being used by
Rev. York of Sites, who otiiciated
Miss Alberta Cleveland was brides
maid and Earl English best man, 4
dainty wedding dinner followed Tie
nt-Mountaineer.
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1916-01-20
AUTOMATIC LIARS.

Sasse, Of the Ferdinand Enterprise,
hands out the following quick-actiou
life insurance miracle: Two insur-
ance agents were talking about the
prompt returns made by their COM
panies The first said that one of his
clients died on Friday and his widow
received the insurance the next day.
That's nothing replied the other
Il have my Office on the second floor
Of a large building. One Of my policy
holders dropped out of the window of
the fifth story and ! had the order
written out for the money and handed
1t to him as he went by my window.
His widow received the insurance
money before the announcement Of her
husbands death."
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1916-01-20

ton Of the Portland Union Stock
Yards market at the close Of business
January 18th:
Cattle.
With a liberal supply of 1926 cattle
on hand the market did not do as well
as the previous week. a couple of
loads of pulp fed steers brought $7.75,
and one load of cows brought $500.
Taking in every consideration the mar
ket could he quoted steady to little
easier. Loss in price showing prin-
cipally on common classes.
Hogs.
Another jump In hog prices With
5200 head on hand the market made
sensational advance ana set the top
nj S7.25 30 cents over last weeks top
The bulk of the stuff went at 40
Quality was very good.
Sheep.
Sheep remained on steady basis at
the North Portland market this norm
ing with lambs selling at $3.50 and
ewes at $3.50. 4 total Of 2550 sheer
were counted III. The market closed
very strong.
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1916-01-20
ASSESSORS APPOINTEES FOR
1919

County Assessor Rothwell announc-
es the appointment of the following
assistants in the field and for the Of
fee work during the year of 1916.
Most of those named have served in
the capacity to which they are ap-
pointed in previous years and will be
that much more proficient at the work
in hand:
Clarence Cunningham viii assess
the Salmon river section.
Saxby Boles viii list the property
ON the Joseph and Doumecq plains.
A. HI. Nau will work in Cottonwood
and vicinity.
B. f. Shaw and }. B. Crea will work
on the prairie; Mr.. Shaw will also
assess the Elk City and Dixie territory
Geo. NJ Saunders and Fred Huff
man will work east of the Clearwater
river.
Assessor Rothwell will look aftel
the property in Grangeville and Mt
Idaho and vicinity; he will also maxi
the trip to Warrens.
Mrs. Nellie White and M. L. Derril
will assist in the Office during tn,
spring work.
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1916-01-20
CHRISTIAN CHURCH REVIVAL
AWAKENING DEEP INTEREST

truths. In all these lessons the fact
is emphasized that primary obedience
Is only a start in the Christian life
that we must endeavor to live every
day in such a manner that our asso-
ciates may know where we stand ON
every moral issue and every thing
tending to the betterment of our home
and community. If we practice the
same things as the ungodly wherein
do we better ourselves, our homes, or
our community.
The following subjects will be treat
ed during the coming week: Sat,
Jan. %, A Model Conversion; Sun,
Jan. %, II a. m, The Way of the
Cross; Z 80 p. M, The Love of God ;
Mon, Jan. "A, Our Lords Unanswered
Prayer; Tues, Jan. %. Excuse Me,
Please; We'd, Jan. 26, Weighed and
Wanting; Thur, Jan. 81, Have You
Registered; Fri, Jan. 2S. The Unpar-
donable Sin; Sat, Jan. 20, The Wall
Of Lost Soul; sun, Jan. 30, IL a. M
Evidence of Pardon; I 80 p. m, The
Judgment.
j. O. BROCKMAN.
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1916-01-20
FERDINAND WOOD CHOPPER
Trims UP MISSING.

The sheriff's Office at this place was
notified this week By Justice Bushue
that a wood chopper by the name of
w. J. McCleary. working some four
miles west of Ferdinand had disap-
peared from his place of work, and has
not been heard from since last We'd
nesday. Another wood chopper called
Mike, who had either been working
with McCleary or near him brought
the word of McCleary's disappearance
to Ferdinand, and some of them there
at first thought Mike might know
more about McCleary's disappearance
than he was willing to disclose, but
later after thorough search. the opin-
ion seems to be that Mceleary had
started off somewhere to repair his
saw and had frozen to death Deputy
Sheriff Bill Eller was called over to
Ferdinand Wednesday morning on
some other business, and while there
will investigate the matter as fully
as possible.
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1916-01-20
Ar THE BOWLING ALLEYS.

The first half of the tournament has
been finished with the Club team lead
Ing with 1897 pins the Bankers sec
ond with 11713, and the Young Mems
team third with 114S0 pins.
Jim Wood bowled the highest num-
Der of pins in the 81 games. 4132 pins;
Basil Harris second with 409S and
K Howard Wetherbee third with 1898.
The Saddlers team rests at the bot
tom of the ladder with 10141 pins, but
IS making every effort to gain the top
rung. The BARRIERS are straining ev-
cry effort to keep from taking the cell
lar position from the SaddIers and
have score OF 1920 pins.
The Bankers team has ordered a
fne lignum vitae ball, made to order,
which Will be here in n few days.
Bowling Notes.
The Club team has lost a good mem
Der by Pat Courtney leaving for an
extended trip through California.
AS the teams advance Ia the num-
Der of games they have to bowl they
are making better scores. In nearly
every series there is score of 200
to $50 pins credited to one or more
players.
The ladies' are to he given credit
for their interest and Judgment of a
good game and some are making good
scores. To hear the critics sitting i'm
the bleachers you are reminded OF
some old baseball fan.
Twenty Game Marathon.
Dr.. Warner, Jas. G. Wood, Don
Fisher and Walter McAdams pulled
Off a 20-game bowling contest at the
Smoke House alleys Tuesday after
noon James knocked down a total oil
33SS pins in the 20 games and was
Presented with a small silver ten pir
BIZ the management There was q
large attendance of spectators to wit
ness the contest. Don Fisher re
ceived the BOBBY prize, with a score
Of 264G; DR.. Warner, 3013; Walter
McAdams, 2913.
The doctor was in better form at thu
finish than when the game commenced
and Mae says if he hadn't had Il
stop on account Of the failure of tn,
lights he might have won the trophy
After he got cold it was all off.
Standing of fhp Teams
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1916-01-20
49, GAMES scHEpULED.

The local High school has three has
ket bali games scheduled to be play
ed within the next nine days and then
game for every Friday night till the
seasons end. The boys and girls
teams play Cottonwood here tomor-
row night and on the following night
the boys play Nezperee at that place.
The Moscow boys viii be here on
Friday night, Jan. %, and a good
game is promised.
The Athletic association is consid-
erably behind financially and more
support must be given both by the
town and school or basket ball will
have to be dropped for good.
Coach Cook has been practicing the
boys daily and we feel that we have
as strong team as there is to be
found in north Idaho. With a little
better support wen have many fast
games here within the next few
months
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1916-01-20

Fire Insurance. A w Talknetop.
Paper, felts, roofing. See Madison.
MONEY at low rate. M L. Ayers.
Farms for sale H. ". Carrots.
Bowling cures stomach flag.
Mrs Harold Harris returned Mon
day night from n lengthy visit with
Lewiston friends
Board and room at the Alexan-
dria. Off
DR. Moore reports the birth Of a
fine 9l5 pound girl to Mr. and Mrs.
Jesse Heiter Saturday morning.
LANDS, 10 years time. Geo NJ.
Reed.
w. A. Jones came in from the plains
ranch last Friday to join Mrs. Jones
who has been here for time visiting
friends.
COAI-the KOzY KIND-at Madi-
sons.
Basil and Sue Harris left the first
of the week for Spokane whore they
will visit friends and Basil will take
treatment for his hearing.
Mat Geary viii redeem your Lig-
+
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Knorr are in the
! city this week from over on the
plains interviewing our merchants and
visiting relatives and friends.
Go to the Alexandria for room and
/ board. 6-tf
Frank Il. Wyatt came up from Lew
iston last Friday, where his family is
wintering, and the next day went on
down to his ranch on Salmon river
Cement for sidewalks. Madison has
1t.
Henry Meyer was one of the pio
neers from the Fem section who at
tended the funeral Wednesday of WIN
Coram, the well known old pioneer.
One hour at bowling, the easy plan
to make the world hearty man.
A letter from George f. Troeh a
Charleston, containing subscription
remittance, says all are well but tina
weather" there.
One hour at bowling, time wei
spent, an amusement innocent.
George Wood says he has just re
ceived word from his son down on tn
river ranch that he has finally sue
ceeded in harvesting a fine crop O
! ice some eight inches in thickness.
T NEED ANY MONEY? See Gee
J M. Reed. 51-t
H w. Grant with his attorney, Wa
lace N. Scales, went TO Lewistn Wee
J nesday morning where they expect
appear befre the U. s. land office in
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1916-01-20

The meetings at the Christian
church continue with unusual inter-
cHf. Large crowds have gathered
night after night for the past two and
q half weeks to hear the gospel in
song and sermon and have gone
away convinced of truth and convicted
Of sin. Up to Wednesday night of this
week fifty-five had responded to the
gospel invitation, ten placing their
membership with the local church and
forty-five browning Christ king Of
their lives by confession and baptism.
If you desire to hear the word of
God in simplicity and power it will
be worth your while to attend these
services. Can you afford to pass this
opportunity by? Come, and you will
be treated very kindly but very hon
estly and plainly in view of these
eternal truths.
The music by chorus and orchestra,
under the leadership of Mr. G. Il. Cur
It's, is both delightful and inspiring,
and together with the vocal numbers
has a wonderful power in preparing
hearts for the reception of the gospel
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1916-01-20

FOR SAI4E-In lewiston; 4-room
house, lots bearing orchard, $3.50.
$3.50 cash, balance $40 monthly. Adj
dress box 1S5, Athena, Oregon. 7-2t
Try the Prairie Smokers: 5 cents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Glenn Hanna came in
last Saturday from their home at Sims
Mont for visit with Clems mother
at this place, and their numerous old
friends and acquaintances. They
brought back with them two stalwart
youngsters, whose looks furnish plen-
ty of evidence that Montana is good
country to grow things in. 1t has
been several years since Mr. and Mrs.
Hanna have visited their old Grange
vile home. Glen says he meets up
with the former Grangeyille bunch in
the Sims section every few days and
that they are all doing well. Among
the number are Earl Wood. Elmer Cen
ger, Frank Mclean, Maynard Genger
and Allen Mclean He says Montana
is the coming state. ana that he has
pinned his faith to Sims, where he
| expects to continue TO make his home.
| Try the Prairie Smokers cents
Farm loans. \. w. Talkington.
Shingles and lath at Madison's.
Fire Insurance. II. W. Carrots
Money to loan II. w. Carrots.
Windows and doors. See Madison.
Take n can OF Prairie Smokers to
your home ana You win always have
a good smoke. At all dealers or the
! factory
The Ham Jubilee Singers viii APP
pear ut the odd Fellows opera house
in this city on the 9th. Bear this
in mind and secure your seats at an
early date, and avoid the rush. They
are a popular combination.
If you want your horses shod prop
erly go to oliver & Gardner All
other worl, done in first class
style 6-tf
WANrIlD-Glrl fer general house
work, or school girl to assist with
homework; family of three. Phone
31l. S-ti
LOST-From the Warden place one
and half miles north Of the city
one large light red COW and one me
7 dunn sized dark red cow both de
horned Suitable reward for infor
nation leading to their recovery
, DOLPH SMITH, Grangeyille Idaho
/ 5tf
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1916-01-20
HIT BY PEELED TREE.

VIII Asehenbrenner had narrow
escape from death Monday afternoon.
He was in the timber and was telling
tree. In falling the tree hit another
tree and sprung back and struck VIII
liam, who was trying to make his get
away, glancing blow on one Of his
shoulders, cracking his shoulder blade
and badly bruising one side of his
person down to the knees.
His father brought him here immed-
lately after the accident and DIR.
Truitt patched him up, and outside of
being very sore, will soon be his form
er self again in due time.-Ferdinand
Enterprise.
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1916-01-20
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS AID
JOURNED SATURDAY..

The board of county commissioners
adjourned Tuesday forenoon, after Il
session extending over nine days, in
which much business was attended to,
the bulk Of which is given elsewhere
in this issue.
Commissioner ]. n. Rice left that
afternoon for his home at Whitebird
and Chairman N j. Pettibone and
wife. the latter with the little daugh-
ter having been here with. the hus-
band during the session, returned to
their home at the Circle S ranch, be
tween here and Sites Commissioner
Long remained in town until after tho
funeral of VIM. Coram.
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1916-01-20
TRAINS nLnrKAnEn.

The severe cold snap was broken to-
day Thursday when severe yn1
arose 70 take its place The freight
train was stalled between here and
Fem and the passenger train was un-
nhle TO get in SO remained as Cot
tonwood. It is impossible TO predict
how long the tie-up viii last but It
IS sincerely hoped we win not have
g repetition Of three wears ago, when
we were Is days without Il traiR ANA
mail had 20 be brought In from Sites
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1916-01-20
WILL TAKE COURSE AT CON
FERENCE SCHOOL.

r. H. Moses. of the forest service.
left Monday morning for Priest River
Experimental station, where he viii
he absent for a couple of months at
tending the conference school OF the
forest service, where technical train
ing is given the government employees
IN this branch of the service Mr..
Moses came down from Elk City along
the first of December and was laid vi
with "A severe attack Of lagrippe until
Just before his departure.
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1916-01-20
SOM MS LAND IN h. q.

Dave S0sonNorY sent on lNe irans-
Tn papers this week 90 parties IN
r. G.. Canada. ON $50 acres of his land
holdings tn chat country. The matter
has heeu under way for some time.
and Dave Thought for white he
would have to 90 up there to close
the deal I'ut under the dlscouragine
weather conditions he did thc best
jauriug ever TO keen from having TO
travel n foot further toward the
north polo. and he won ont
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1916-01-20
JUDGE AILsHIE IN WALLACE.
Taking Dispositions in Suit Against
Grangeville Power Company.


GrangeVille Power Company.
Judge James +. Ailshie was in Wal
lace yesterday taking dispositions in
the case of A. Il. Alexander and wife,
Us. Graugeville Light & Power com
pany, now pending in the district court
at Grangeville.
Mr. Carey, of the law firm of Post,
Avery 6 Higgins Of Spokane, general
counsel for the Washington Water
Power company and the Aetna Ac-
cident Insurance company appeared
as attorneys for the Grangeyille Light
& Power company. Ii is understood
that the Washington Water Power
company controls the Grangeville
Light & Power company and that
opinion seems TO be confirmed by the
appearance OF the w, w. p. company S
general attorneys appearing for the
Light 4 Power company.
Judge Ailshie goes to Grangeyille
soon to try the case.--Wallace Daily
press-1imes. jan 49,
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1916-01-20
r. c. WHLTMAN nNAD.

Rudolph G. Whitman died mt Car.
ter's ranch on the IIarpster road,
Monday, Jan. II. aud was taken back
Friday to his former home in New
York for burial Mr. Whitman had
been resident Of this section for the
past "a years and was 80 years Of
uee mt the time of his death W. H.
Graham had charge of the preparation
nn Lhe remnlms Tor .h-Ma
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1916-01-20
CHRISTIAN LANCE PASSES
AWAY.

Christian Lange, father of Fred and
George Lange, passed away at his
home in Cottonwood on the morning
of the Sth, in his seventy-second year,
from an attack of bronchial pneu-
monia. Deceased was born in Ger
many, came to this country when
young, and settled on firm south of
Cottonwood in 1906, later moving into
town. Deceased leaves a widow, one
daughter and two sons. The Chronicle
says: MIR. Lange was an Industrious
frugal citizen, kind and loving hus
band and father, and a thorough
Christian, living up strictly to the
teachings of the Lutheran faith.
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1916-01-20
MUCH PARCEL POST MOVING.

Phillips and Johnson, proprietors Of
the Stites-Elk City stage line, have
been busy since the snow came run
ming two four-horse bob sleds to the
mountains loaded with parcel post. AL
though the stage had difficulty one or
two days, when the storm first came,
in getting through the snow drifts on
Badly" the service has been excel
lent, as both John and Ole are old
stage men and experienced snow fight
ers and it would be a bad one indeed,
to get the best of them.
The SNOW is about seven feet deep
ON a level over "Baldy. "-Stites En-
terprise.
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1916-01-20
sURpRlsNn .ANnY !,

4 number o. Andrew St0cliton's
friends gathered together Tuesday
evening and made Up a surprise party
in honor of his sixteenth birthday
The party was held at the Stockton
heme and the evening was spent in
dancing until eleven, followed by light
refreshments. CONCENTRATIONS An
drew.