The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1917-07-26

the lI's, ..'tsrest rate on prime cattle |
better 5 ,,ar cent being decided upon.
pnpe1' Lass If paper now meets the re-
TINS s.a a.,ts Of the Federal Reserve
qul,s, ..s act No loans win exceed TO
bansll's srhile M until this year there
pel 1 haen considerable IL per cent
DE- 'ss s IN the country. II Is good news
l ny. u fhis time when everything mas
l''s sso AZ to climb, interest on money
Is coming down.
,n,n,mum price on wheat! We
'ht when we first saw the sugges-
l Iiar = the paper that it was a mis-
non mt later developments have con-
pL laea us that it was not A minimum
Sls w. ,.;ll help the producer, but where
Soes the consumer get ON! mere =
u uotS,ng to prevent sky-high prices so
&c s',,. 81 we can see, and we thought that
- l.as THAT needed to be remedied.
W. wn,e II Il not for the fact that 1t might
!, IN, ,'vr,,atriotic we would suggest that
Y g MA weather might have been too
~ u'..t for the honorable statesmen in
u uSrrrase assembled. Meanwhile, we
'Sa,1 ~ looking for an explanation as
In y how a minimum price will reduce
the high cost OF living.
snasm seized many Of our citi-
ems Tuesday afternoon and evening
snd as DR.. Foskett was not In town
nothine could be done to help the suf-
isrers Those affected were Thomas
WHEEL. M. A. Roos, Judge Taylor
lain Neyin. Thos. Pogue, Earl Kirk
Nam, Row Defenbach, Mr.. Armour,
c G1I wilson, J. L. Addison, Wallace
nm These men were seen working
With enthusiasm on the street outside
tbair nlaces of business, raking the
rocks together, burning the paper, etc.
va hone that these attacks shall oc-
mr frequently and that more Of the
foks shall be caught by the malady.
Harry Zerr, our efficient tonsoriai ar
tit and photographer, has on exhibition
snlendid picture of White Bird as the
town was before the food and fire. The
uicfalre was taken by Mr.. Zerr himself
and was sent away to be enlarged to
ne size Of 19x47. It would be fine
plctllre TO have In any home or In the
hanks and stores or in the railroad sta
ions or commercial club rooms. Mr..
zerr says that If he can sell several of
the pictures he might get reduced
price, As 1t is now he can't sell the
bare picture for less than $500 or
500. Step In to Harry's and look at
the picture and you will agree that it
Is q beauty.
Mrs. Helen Brown and Mrs. Hyde
+ have gone to the formers ranch across
the river.
n Mrs ]. W. Jackson and her mother,
n Mrs o. G. Shinn, who have been Wis.,
n iting on Doumecq for q month or so,
left Monday for their home at Gran
brook, British Columbia.
James McEvers and Ivan Brockman
came to town the other day and have
gone to work for Mr.. Brust ON Joseph.
M Ben McEvers is working for Clar-
ence Harrison. These young men start
ed to work on the forest reserve, but
found things to eat so expensive that
they thought they had better come out
and work In the harvest and try to dc
their bit in reducing the cost Of liv-
Ing
81 At q telephone meeting held Wednes-
Gay evening George Bentz was elected
president ]. Loyal Addison, secretary
and a. L. Donaldson, treasurer.
Mrs H b. Zerr and her mother, Mrs
Oscar Holbrook, have returned from a
nfee weeks visit at Kooslyia, Wallowa
sfangeyille and other places.
Norman Addison and wife were Wis
week.
Miss Madge Hartman was given 9
surprise Saturday evening by hel
many friends who came to be refresh
y y her ever-pleasant smile. We have
~ learned the special reason for the
suilfise' but such are always in or
sr' tney help to drive away the mon
w v,Sus and hum-drum of every da,
r ~ regret to note that Miss Josephine
nalser Is quite i'll at the ranch of hel
aslef' Mrs. W. Van WAY. We trus
'aa' she shall soon recover.
Hiss eager, the Grangeville nurse
n, Al Known in these parts also, is a
~ nome Of ]. L. Addison, in her pro
M. ss'0nal capacity. She came here from
,,, MR.; Mowers, from Orofino. is Wis
pals mere With her daughter, Mrs
i & wilson. she is huckleberryinI
M fvvIence We are sorry to lear
nv, MT. McEvers Is still at the hos
sas Nv. ana that no Improvement in hi
''u''ion Is discernible.
4. ~, Henry Humiston. while workin
uevfee Behean, was seriously hur
anr@,sa morning when hay racl
,rs sse over. DIR. Jesse l.. Rains fron
.o"r s ~ came over in a car an
|Ism. at. Humiston with him to tn
S frairie metropolis.
\ NE Nv sturdy youngsters have arrive
sdt,ssse parts lately. Thomas Rec
m h Nv, ilh pounds, Is at the Adkis
svs sa In White Bird. His fathe
s'c mat fha ffru+ AsA-sS- 4. - :. ~-,- !,