The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1917-04-12

DR.. Rains reports the birth OF SON
to Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Wolff on Tues
day morning. All concerned doing
nicely.
The Diamond Disc Photograph, the
latest and greatest invention Of Thorn
as A. Edison is the result Of 40 years
experimentation and cost the inventor
over $2,0O0,000 before 1t was brought
20 perfection. For sale at Glanville's.
The Edison Diamond Disc Phono-
graph is not an ordinary talking ma
chine. 1t actually re-creates the voice
or instrumental performance Of the
artist Come and hear a free demon
stration at Glanville's.
Albert Rogers made the first stage
trip to Winona yesterday with a
wheeled rig since last November.
Some record when you can sleigh
across the prairie until the 9th day of
April Chronicle.
Mrs. w. r. Clark and daughter.
Joy, Of Harpster, and her mother,
Mrs. J.. A. Garretson, left on Tues
day morning for Dubois, Idaho.
where they win visit relatives for
two weeks Sites Enterprise.
Mrs. William Bowman returned Sun
day from Butte, Mont, where she has
been for several months. Mrs. Bow
man says George and Frank are both
at work and are doing well. She ex-
poets to return there after visit.
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Ia the confectionery business here
came In Wednesday night from his
present home at Coeus d'Alene and is
looking after an auto which he stor-
ed when he left here
Mrs. Kate Jones left the first of the
week for her homestead ON Joseph
Plains, going via Lewiston and the
Snake river boat. after spending a
couple Of weeks with friends in this
city.
The Diamond Disc Photograph, the
latest and greatest invention of Thorn
as A. Edison Is the result of 40 years
experimentation and cost the inventor
lover $2,000.000 before it was brought
20 perfection. For sale at Glanville's.
Or. g. S. stockton left for Spokane
last Friday where he took a patient
to be placed In the Sacred Heart hos
Ipital. The Doctor also mas other
matters to look after In the Inland
4 Empire metropolis and expects to be
ihsent until sometime next week
4 Jay Rhoades, county commissioner
and stockman from the upper Salmon
river. came In Sunday night on the
Whitebird stage ready to take up the
Ecountys work ON Monday. Chairman
IJofn y. Long was also promptly on
lhand as presiding officer.
Mrs. Chas. A. Johnston and taugh-
ter Margaret went down to Lewiston
on Monday mornings train to meet
the formers mother, "Grandma" Rob
inson, who bas been spending the win
ter with relatives at Salem, Ore. They
returned this evening.
Rev. H. J. Wood is attending the
\ meeting OF the presbytery this week
at Lewiston, but win be home for Sun
day services. The theme for Sunday
will be when is War ChristlikeY
and 1.-THE Young Man Who Got Too
Smart"
A. Rode left early this week for
Huron, s. d., where he will visit for
a time with his daughter, Mrs. A. Hin
terneister and family The Hunter.
meisters formerly lived In this section
and Mr.. Rode will endeayor to have
them return with him.
Homer Eimers came home from
Whitebird Friday, where he has beer
driving stage for j Loyal Addison fol
the past number of weeks. Homer
made the run from Whitebird over
the plains country. Since his return
he has taken up office work at the
Imperial Hotel.
The Ferdinand Enterprise says: w
II. Swatman, while butting into his
wife's affairs, to bring coal into the
house, fell on the slippery walk In the
rear of his home, and fell flat on his
back, Earring and injuring himself tc
such an extent That he has been con
fined to his home for several days.
!. Edward Blake came over Wednesday
evening from Keuterville to represent
his school district at the. annua
meeting of the Idaho county schoo
trustees which is In session today. Ed
Is tie secretary and Floyd Church thu
president OF the county organization
1t was decided to continue the OLE
officers over until the meeting mex
spring.
According to the Enterprise, Dutcl
Rose defeated Joe Cook. Lapwai In
dian wrestler, last Thursday night a
E the Sites Athletic club three straigh
| falls In nine minutes. Rose showed hi
4 cleverness at the game and won easily
The prelimlnaries We're good and al
forsled much amusement for the aud
fence,
DIR. and Mrs. ii. Y. Riggs are 4
the city from their present home q
kellogg looking after property inter
ests. 1t Is understood the Doctor ha
4 had an offer ON his residence lots o
which the house was destroyed BY fir
last year, and has come down to Civ
| the matter his personal attention. Mr.
Riggs came in Sunday night and late
lphoned the Doctor, who arrived Wee
nesday.