The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1917-05-24

chance OF SUCCESS This must be the
old viking blood and spirit-but last
Sunday when Girls took his newly
bought Case engine, with which he
hopes to pillow his broad acres to the
tune of 'chuch" with refrain Of 3
fourteen inch burrows, up the hill, he
got stuck above the Lyons ferry. AS
we saw the engine standing there so
tinconcerned we wondered IL this were
Case of religious scruples--refusing
to he worked on the sabbath.
Enoch Christensen of Joseph had
dream or something that troops could
be transported to Europe In auto
mobiles. So when he was In White
bird one day he tried out his idea and
forded. or to be correct, tried to ford
the creek in his automobile. But the
engine refused to work at the critical
moment, and there 1t stood. Smash
went another idea, and the chances of
getting the best of the submarines are
AS lean as Pharaoh's kline.
Arthur McSpadden came to White
bird Saturday returning to his Dou-
mecq ranch Sunday with a six horse
load Of machinery, etc.
George Boley of the Lyon ferry was
in town Saturday on business, buying
among other things, wagon from Ed
! FOulke
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray shinn of the Dou-
mecq made a business trip to Cotton
wood last week
Mrs. Wilbur Coulter and children
who have spent the winter at Dayton,
Washington, where the children attend
ed school, returned to their home on
Doumecq, Tuesday.
Ray Shinn and family have moved
to the James Campon place which he
recently bought, and ]. p Barnett and
family are living on Ray Shinn's old
place.
Miss Ruth Cochran and Mrs. Ray
Shinn of Doumecq left Sunday morning
enroute to Spokane to attend the con
vention of the Inland Empire Sunday
School Association held there from
Monday till Wednesday of this wedx
! Mrs. Jennie Peters of Joseph mad,
business trip to Whitebird Saturday
Charles Crooks of Wolf creek wa
, In town one day last week.
, The remains of the infant child o
Mr.. and Mrs. Il. M. Titus of the Pitts
J burg country were brought to White
bird for interment Monday May 21si
: lby Mr.. Wisener. the father Of Mrs. II
, aus. A short service was held at tn
cemetery conducted by Rev. Anderson
T The parents and the grand parents dc
: sire to thank all who helped and show
t ed their sympathy on this sad Occa
l sion
D Mr.. and Mrs. A. w. Grader, Mis-
Wisener, Ben Aspaug, all OF the Pitts
e burg section were In Whitebird Monda
' for the funeral of Baby Titus, return
I ing Tuesday. James Wisener and fan
+ lily expect to move &c Freewater, ORR
y gon, where they have bought an s
{ acre farm.
s Tos. Pogue of the higgins vicinit
n was seen In Whitebird several day
this week.
James Campon of DoumecQ receive
a letter written In French or som
other language He came to Whitebir
Saturday to consult some of the lii
quents here and was successful IN h
quists here and was successful In b
Pile who attended church Sunday evel
Ing with a couple of violin solos.
John Nevin, Loyal Addison and Nj
Elder have been appointed registratiC
officers for the Whitebird precinct. Sci
Jones has similar appointment fl
the Deer creek precinct. Mr.. New
u and Mr.. Jones went to Grangevil
Thursday to receive instructions al
get ready for June 9th, the day
registration.
Mr. Foss Richardson who has mil
IN this vicinity shipped $50 worth
gold recently.
~ Mr.. Faust who Is working for G.
Hall came to town Tuesday to see no
his children were getting along. +
- expects to take them with him VIII,
school is out
m Mr.. Brooks had 81 hogs, each weig
n ing 221 pounds, receiving $14.90 p
10 hundred weight, how much did he ge
Figure 1t out you children. Ed Shil
of helped drive the hogs.
Of Dave Brown has blood poison, but