The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1917-07-12


lusty cheers. Watch and see. / told
you so.
Now give DR.. Lindley, the new presi-
dent of the university, a chance, un-
hindered and unhampered by domi-
neering political ringsters.
1t is hard to keep a good man down.
1t Is gratifying to record that Presi-
dent Brannon Is the head of Beloit
college. He is deserving. Too bad for
Idaho to lose him.
Professor r. A. Proctor, the well
known American sculptor, who has
taken medals and prizes at many ma
tional and international exposltions In
America and Europe. accompanied by
his son passed through White Bird
Saturday on his way up the river In
/ search of model for one Of his works.
He found the roads 50 bad on his auto
mobile tires that he camped at John
Day for several days. He had intend
ed TO bring his family from Lewiston
on a camping tour to this section, but
will not until the new highway is
built. Mr.. Proctor, who has studio
In New York City, Is a very pleasant
gentleman, unassuming, a pleasure In,
! deed to meet such men. We wish him
continued and increased success
X. II. McAilister, who served as
head OF the culinary department at the
convict camp at White Bird for sever
al months while the boys were build
ing road here, is now chief cook at tbs
engineers camp at John Day. The en-
gineers look hearty and well. Accept
ing an invitation recently to take sup
per at the camp, the Globe correspond
ent can heartily testify to the abilities
. Of the cook to make things tasty.
J Did y0u ever see engineers trying t,
} brand calves? Well. you ought to hav'
been In Tony Gordon's corral Saturda,
: evening, and you would have seen
!, sight. My, how they worked Grea
! sport they said, and they succeede,
) like old broncho busters. Hats of!
Miss Dora Rhett who has been al
/ tending st. Joseph's school at Slicapot
' has returned to her home at John Da,
: to spend the sumner vacation.
81 Rev. Anderson reports good al
/ tendance at the monthly preaching sci
\ vice at the John Day school house Sur
day morning.
e Ed Smith and family left Sunday 70
! an extended trip per automobile /
d Oregon, Washington and Californff
v Mr.. Jillson Is having charge OF th
J. livery stable In the meantime.
The boys are surely enjoying til
v warm weather. Just fine to splash an
/" swim in the creek.
l. Mr. and Mrs. q. j. Wright an
q children. with Miss Jennie Metcalf r.
turned Friday from several days spef
= on an outing up White Bird creek.
" A new baby boy has arrived at I'll
NJ Allen O. Hess home at Higgins M
s, Hess was In town Tuesday.
q Miss Compton, teacher at the Id,
no Industrial school at Weiser, hi
D. been In these parts several days in Il
II interests of the school. This school
le non-sectarlan, but thoroughly chris
lie ian. The boys aud girls are taugl
the practical things as well as Il
T. more theoretical rudiments of educ
" ton. We do not know much about Il
le school. but judging from the repr
8. sentatiyes appearance, we think
worthy of consideration and support.
III The White Bird lied Cross is ST
growing In numbers The membe
Dr. ship is now 205. The new membe
OF are:
Mrs. w. b. Berr.
WIN Butzien.
We Ralph Russell.
s. Mrs. Ralph Russell.
o. Miss Bertha Dodge.
t. Mrs. George Boley.