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

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(Enterprise)
At the band meeting Monday eve
ming o E. Ravens and the editor of
the Enterprise were appointed q COM
mittee to feel of the public's pulse and
towards a 4th of July celebration.
This committee in about an hours
time was pledged about 800 and did
not make the entire round by any
means. The list OF subscribers will
be found at this Office where anyone
may add their little mite-the little
donaters viii not be despised. Next
week we viii print a list of the en-
thusiasts and their offerings. See that
your name is written there" and the
bigger the amount, the more mammoth
the celebration.
Joe Brockman's wonderful Campine
hen, who, we spoke of a few weeks
back as laying three eggs In one day,
is still breaking records. During the
30 days of April she laid 33 eggs Two
weeks ago, during the seven days In
tervening, amongst her daily offerings
she laid three eggs that measured over
eight inches I'm circumference Beat
that, Daddy Thomas, of lilo, IL you
can
Last Friday at about 10 80 the cit
liens of Ferdinand quite generally hied
thChiSGAFCo W Tie puDlIC Temple OF
learning to attend the school closing
exercises. The program published In
last weeks issue was carried out and
In addition thereto, Miss Benscoter of
Kendrick, favored the audience with
a guitar selection which was heartily
encored and was responded to. The
orchestra, also, did not get of so cas-
lily as it had figured. In fact, the en-
tire program was OF the order that
we all feel proud OF
O. E. Purbaugh who with his fam
lily left this section last fall for Wal
lace, Nebraska, was an arrival Satur-
day night and Friday morning pur-
chased a lot In vollmers addition on
which he Is now erecting a new house
and make this his permanent home.
He says no more Nebraska sand
storms for him u. G. Addison has
the contract.
Miss Alice Holtbuer departed Sat
urday morning for her home at KEEL
logg, Idaho, where she will remain
with her mother for some time before
attending the teachers summer school
at Moscow. Miss Holtbuer will teach
the coming school year at Lane. in
southern Idaho. Miss Harriet Ben
scooter, teacher OF the Kendrick
school, who visited her the last few
days before her departure also left on
the same train for her home, after a
most pleasant visit.
Miss Coda Wilson, teacher In the
Pine Grove school departed Saturday
morning for Palouse. Wash, where she
Will spend most OF her school vacation.
The fraternal picnic at lilo takes
place June IA and 10, and It is not al
together unlikely that the older men,
bers OF the Ferdinand band will help
furnish the music those two DAYS.
Sam Hamill and James ElIer were
visitors In town from Greencreek Sat
urday attending the elevator meeting.
Miss Bertha Hackett, teacher In the
intermediate department departed Sat
urday for her home at Charleston. Miss
Hackett will teach at Nezperce the
coming school year
j. III. Fry, p. Aschenbrenner. ]. r
Strickfaden and Ole Hanson compris-
ed quartet OF elevator enthusiasts
who went to Nezperce Tuesday TO get
information and inspiration In that d.
rection.
Percy Craig and Miss Daisy Bush
stole a march ON their friends last
Friday morning and went to Nezperce
where they were quietly married, and
thereafter went to Charleston where
we understand, they are spending
their honeymoon. The Enterprise was
unable to get any definite details of
the wedding. and hence, has none to
dole out
Fred Funke departed this morning
Tor his farm about so miles north OF
Great Falls, Mont, where he will re-
main long enough to construct house
and barn
Prof II. A Shattuck was a visitor
at lilo Sunday, and while there partial
~ made arrangements With a bunch of
musicians OF that burg tc teach new
band that Will be reorganized
Ferdinand now has an orchestra
that will not sidestep for any musical
organization In the land Every mem
Der is an artist and there will be no
more necessity to import music when
we feel hilarity spell coming ON that
makes our feet fidgety