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The weekly tribune and the Cape County herald. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1914-1918, 1917-02-15
THEBES BRIDGE
is PLACED UNDER
AN ARMED GUARD
Government Urges Railroads
to Protect Span From
German Cranks.
ILLINOIS CENTRAL
BRIDGES WATCHED, TOO
Fayville Plant liner eases Force
of NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Guard to Work.

The Thebes bridge and the Illinois
Central bridge, near Cairo, H., have
been placed under special armed
guard and a constant patrol is being
maintained at the bridges day and
night, fearing the break of the diplo-
matte relations between the United
States and Germany might prompt q
German Sympathizer to make an at
tempt to damage the railroad lines
leading across these bridges.
The Department Of Justice Of the
United States Government mas sent
out warning to all operators of rail
road lines TO take precautions to Pre-
vent the destruction Of their lines anC
bridges. The guard was placed on du-
ty at the two bridges following this
message. The same, measures have
been taken to protect power dams,
waterworl,s and other vita! public
works.
The powder mills at FayviIIc. it was
said, have also increased their force
Of watchmen to insure the plant
against attack. Officers Of the COM
pany admit that protection was made
necessary because Of the dangerous
products of the plant. Explosives such
IS dynamite, nitro-glycerine and gun
powder are being manufactured in the
plant for the exclusive use Of the do
nestle trade. Other material used If
he manufacture Of ammunition is be
ing made at the plant.
All lines leading across the tive
bridges will be kept open for use at
any price, the officials of the railroads
admitted. Every precaution will b
taken to have the lines in use for thr
probable transportation Of troops to-
ward the coast. IT was said that the
number Of vatchmen placed on III.
Fhebes bridge ran IS high As IS, while
he watch force on the Illinois Cen
raj bridge at Cairo has been doubled
It was rumored that several com
panies Of the Illinois National Guard
would be placed on watch at the bridge
in Cairo. Several members Of Com
pany X. who arc still on the border
are said to have written their friends
It home that this company would be
brought to Cairo for the purpose Of
Watching the Illinois Central bridgc
# the situation became more serious
The weekly tribune and the Cape County herald. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1914-1918, 1917-02-15
SECOND TICKET TO
Be PUT IN FIELD
Gaines and Whitelaw Expect +,
Make Race With EudepeR-
dent Party.

An independent ticket will be in the
field at the coming election, it wa.
learned last night, to oppose the one
announced by Mayor Rage. Severa
citizens who are anxious to ANNOUNCE
their candidates. have been working
for more than a week in an effort tc
persuade someone to head the ticket
as mayor, but so far, it was said last
night by one of the candidates, thew
had not met with success.
Harry ?. Gaines, now City Assessor
will ne one Of the candidates on the ir
dependent ticket. Robert H. White
loT, the City Attorney, is also expect
ed to run on the independent tickle
against Mayor Kage'S choice, Wilson
c. Balm. William Ruff has been aske'
% make the race as councilman of the
Fourth ward.
Other candidates have not announc-
ed their willingness as yet to enter
the race. It was learned that several
prominent men had been approached
and asked to make the race for mayor
but it is understood that they de-
clined.
Gaines was elected at the last cleo
ton on Mayor kage's ticket, but will
not be the Mayors choice at the COM
ing election. w. H. Huters will make
race for Assessor on Mayor Kage's
ticket. Gaines says he is candidate
for Deputy Hotel Inspector, and for
that reason Mayor Rage would not
carry him on his ticket, taking into
consideration the vacancy that would
exist if Gaines, after his election.
would receive an appointment to the
position he now seeks.
City Attorney Whitelaw was for
merly supported by Mayor Rage, but
t is said he was dropped because he
opposed the bonds for the purchase of
he fire apparatus. Wilson Balm has
been asked by the Mayor to make the
ace for the City Attorneys office on
lis ticket, and has accepted the offer. |
The weekly tribune and the Cape County herald. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1914-1918, 1917-02-15

and the officers started back to Pinck-
NEVILLE with them. A short distance
from the town, Hilderbrand attempted
to escape. He attacked Ragland
with long knife, stabbing the con-
stable in the right hip. The officer
shot the band through the head. The
body was taken to Pinckneyville where
it was identified as that of Hilder-
brand. The Identification was made
by man who at one time had been
acquainted with the bandit. The iden-
LITIGATION was acknowledged by the
two men captured with Hilderbrand.
Metropolitan newspapers and maya
zines devoted much space to the kill
ing of the notorious outlaw, who rival
ed Jesse and Frank James.
Rsslan6 several years ago moved
to California for his health. He died
in Los Angeles last week of old age.
The weekly tribune and the Cape County herald. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1914-1918, 1917-02-15
MONEY IN EGGS

Eggs are not bankable but the
money from their sale is. This money
is yours for the effort. How do yor
treat the hen that lays the Colder
Eggs? 2. A. Thomas Poultry Rem
edy will keep the poultry in good con-
dition and increase the yield in eggs
We guarantee this and refund your
If not satisfied.
F. F. BRAUN & BROS.
The weekly tribune and the Cape County herald. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1914-1918, 1917-02-15
DOING THE WORK

w. T. Nancy, Noel, No., writes,
"Your B. A. Thomas Hog Powder is
doing the work down in this part of
the world. 1t proved to be what we
needed to prevent and cure hog cholera
and expel worms"
F. F. BRAUN & BROS.
The weekly tribune and the Cape County herald. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1914-1918, 1917-02-15

Nearly every store in the city dis
played the campaign cards issued in
connection with ".Pay-up" week to be
started next Monday.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-06-15

ie, o. holb Dem life itrn9t inoc / ct
merft, tran9t Smarter.
- hinge apigcr ber BIZ hoanhicret
"a itcIt mco til enhper SiS, iou set
6lir mile, ~iolfeooutC Alrcr al Dem.
- On 50, iom bIir ret itcIt. for
ooot probucere 70 &ulo @riaumQcc
ior Aaret.
Scr llitee @riic hi en- Aotipn
bcitaoenoc al 8 Scle @hcut WtiobIiul
GA Gel Sanfaee iporc til 9chopct
- Wais er li9eiaa Juno % uGrar.
Sc Wcnneifeisoc iom Socoe % 30.
tctcr. 6Iobbrcn a MoiS er uNmer.
tct.
Gnbpcr SnmtI,c Dor Ia Ell @rls
at iIoetc Tor Iorct &irr iottlJo
1amilicr. 6or 6cNtet blir oprt III
her oaiaa.
Ct 2armerbIo0 onbciolcr iel.
ocnoe @arieteter a Bonner cller
6icIo @canS: Ecnrcc'a &ntproncN
Gree, Scboiielo &ca, Meoium cllcr
gtopp, Common @bitc &en oa @bitc
@onocr. elsie &orictctrr trGnacr
ira tt2-t15 Sage ior at BIZ moo.
ne.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-06-15
Grma iner Wsaismcl!


SSpeben er iremocIes urintelia bpr.
% enbocr SllSmor, lem lUgger al
poa at BRUCE minbre Speoenlel / i'm
SusboIouiug % nter al andre @ron'
~iorter, Niois /. Or, pil life olene
hoIbe i'm c9en Snmilics aoitrc3nil1
ncoe en- bel Gel, men oil paa Ianme
Sib llbriie Ell pnriotiif Sunoliu9 oeo
at 9isrc lit til at ipore paa Sanoets
&peoebcbolbning, Wai5 inbtar Der
/ @anbet ierite Tlabs iom Ell Gritot.
ming ior Speocnel, og Oct er pan
mai,ge WoaOer, at man fan BRUCE
Ntuis Tor Wenncifeieoe. : Spoen
hrligcs Der altio Ell 900 Gel MaiS,
men pi Der / Horoen bar pGret oum-
me NOT til mer % mer at lutte Ser
mcb.
9ibite Dit at pil man ba9c let
@reo," fan mar BRUCE op til Ell 6jer.
bebel Moiamel? @rpoet blir let %
"iponep," let i%orbeielig oe iunot.
Maisnlel fan Der bruqes op til ell
Salpbel al, llaar Ser lopes "8em5"
% "Wtilifins," o. Eanoefager al bo.
re Moismcl, er set mango, Iom liter.
s olle SiliplOer mna man BRUCE Inn.
bere Store eller TeiQ, END ON man
brugte Speoemel, ga set grope Otoiss
mel 10 unoer Sa9ningen trpffer I'll
iig mer @Gbife.
Wen set er life for greo aleue, al
MoismeI fan brllges. %elfogt Mtnis.
9rsb meO Melf o. Slebe er iaa bel.
imagenoe Srofoit eller IitensmoaI'
tio, Ioml nogen bar Het til at enifc
Jig. 8reoen fan ogiua bli opite9t
inmt fombineret meo 6rl9t eIler
Sit. Siifefager meo Waisnlel / er
gooe, % Clubbing, ia enoog Cough.
nuts % GofeS fan Der brllseS Woi@,
mel /.
Is SallDelen folter fan'te III Ct 30.
Waisnlel omtrent laa nleget iom ei
halpt &b. Spebemel % 2'Eo. WoiS'
mel onltrcnt oct innhne iom 8 Fb.
"rolleo oats." %iocre omtrent el,
Sierbeoel ian meget Iom "roIIch
pbeat" pg llnr Solpbelen ina mcgei
ipm "brofen rice" Sette bill n,ef
onore Gro ii0c, at mems Maisrncl
iom Nrringamiobel goot toaler
Communicating meb Speoemel %
nllbre Cereals, CT oct BOG, bpab Sri.
Icn pr. 30. allgaar, me9et billigere,
"ltnbolteo" Waismel, .. b. I. Mel
ira Maisforn ilig, Ionl 3ornct er, et
mere liGrenbe % nGrbifuIot Ssoe.
mibbel eno "bolteb" Qtel, iorn er Wtel
ira Woisfprn, iom Spiren eller "tbt
germ" er taget no al, forat Set ifa.
bolbc Zig lHngere, inoen set faor
llimaa. llnoertioen fan man fac
fiebt "~unbolteb" WaismeI; men ban
man en- liben Saarbmelle, fan nlar
bjenme hos Jig Ielp male ioa goot
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-06-15
Uorretmingenotiier.
TN Gin ior Snrucu.

at en- 5ilc G. @cigarc.ie "a life nc
ael @~lrusdyu.a. eltr HIGHT 5r 'or
luuHe ijocr st1rt oI oemouitCersE II
@ouobrug9ito,tr Oh L,oeuoe 9ieitrl
mruo o0er ac,c yuuoe,. Gu 900 =
10 9I.r Scoring gtt,tm, ~ 900 Sr-
1.ug, tr e. iorgl,u.lSt SmriemIoOcL
isy Rtirtujr9cu GN Clio p~rsisros
rcr SIN Gri5nc.iug lG IrcC Der mul'l
uoun.,c rem bel, SJ.t, Zen Il;
cucercr Observation-Disclosures 81
.gg0oucercr mcr, GcIt 81 al1o III G.
llSlUN emo uosc amer 80
sen. Suii,ale fan g~yoouttrcs ior -
N. Eor. En- COZ ztlo ti,lcr i'm Sirr
%cn1t 81 q III, upgcu lI>Gl'I. SU.l
oi. toitcarl 81 o. ioore meo SulJ!agt
%1u3e irurtJ S]i.oirtuiug II SuitIdst
~ oiu @lais sttl.tr / tori Sh Tor
oiu clio. &yooig pdtsutereoe Gon'
1tte Sy1pt : 10 er buggst ior AZ m'
IL. o. mango CT uIireNvirilct reo Ser5
&rua ouer belle gtoroptireu "Secorab
@oiler"5 2picrt. Ser bar apr8beirsa
nina. mryoc nlfrjue z .Subloom rec
Scutrete 5tnuc clio So. 9fl SIpmout5
&uilHiua. Minneapolis % ina en- AZ
Scrts ptjtrt'enoe % oelrrcnee anta'
lpeec.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-06-15

Mtoismcl, iom man Tor cgct Srug
trrnoer. Slise WeIler er life bprc
ira $50 til $500 uil DC foitc, alt
otter StprreIien. Man fon male
gropt % lint, TOM man sn'ter.
Waiien fommer "iiffert NOT I'll at
inotagc en- boi EIaos / Sremti0cn
blanot pore 6eoeniolcr. Ntan ma
brife poa. at Sen fan BRIGGS poo
mango Waaber. ACCOMPLISHMENTS
mentet / @aihington :. g., pil 'eu=
DC Ell 9iitc oper MaiSmclrettcr Ill
enbper, iom ifripcr citcr oen. Won
funoe 10 beoe aongrcamanocn cllcr
Serotoren lin ienbe "a lit Of corn
meal recipes"
@rug ne Waiamel, @ootiolf.
Snteniipe earning.
Sore Greoe farm management; or.
pertS" er ale ionl Ell pao oct rene
meb, at ser Ifllbc ppre ltprre Sormc.
&c iortplIcr os, at Ell Sorm pou 200
eller 800 Ncre5 lsnner iig bcoit. Set
te er tonite iolot, bpao ell alminoe
li9 6orm anganr; men ltaar oct fom
nler til Sairping, peier SnOligt o. ct
proftiif @reb poa Singer mere emo
Nlcres, % BET Gr fo~runocrli9, hpa0
iomme tan ian til ielp paa Ell libell
Sarm, bpor Ser lpggea an pna at
ia Ben itsrit mllige Boiling al no
ual9te Welfetller. Sennti a brnOre.
DC Icres qo0t SallO, boorpaa Der ao.
les glfalfa eller Rpoflouer, Wai2,
Noo o. 8ren oiu. Tor arerne, en- Slot
8riie o. en- @enieflof, fan bringe lin
Gier beore narli9e SnotP9tcr, END
mongen Ell Sormer paa en- 200 a 800
Icrcs' "@reniarm" piIoe tpnfe par
nulig. Slige areatrrformc pjl ion
Hegel bli gobt bGpoet % bGrcr Ger.
Tor riqe 9lplin1er. Wan fan ioa Ell
Jig liben Sorm / Ell iaa goO StanO,
al oen fan fsoe iorbmlienoe mango
alter. Set amerifanife Sbenl er en-
all'pr. Ncre, bar en- iremragenoc
Iaronom iaat; men lpgct minbre
9aar ogioo an. s SanObeb buroc
oct life for Ell ung Wtanb, Der er 81
er al noele faa Icres - 40 a 90 :.
Or. - iantt bar Griarin9 / % Spit
paa at itelIe gobe WeIfetiler, pprc
llbiigt til at fllnnc lpgae iantlncn ell
ififfelig Sure for Iarct. s oct sitli-
&c o. cc1trolc Canada, bpor Woiirl
life er noget at rt9nc paa lonl Der !
Wnisbeltet, for 6arn1crc fuulct g;g.
re nrrr efonomiif 5rent9ai,g ieIo paa
'nlad Sarlne, eno nlongcn ct Snr-
mer, Der finn la9oc an pon IT apIc
8reu for Warfeoet, bar fltnltct qie,
re baa en- Here 8nnse iaa itor Iori1
iclp inbenfor MdtSbeltet. Ct cana.
Diff Sormerbloo beretter Gr. libt
ON en- lulg Sarmer nGc Sopmm-
billie / Trobinien Srtario. San &c,
Ser enooa q. u. Steuen5 % far erl
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-06-15
SmoiamIinaen til Sobam Sclncs,

Sea bar lUit Grtiileruc { "Stcuru6
&citcu" az Z T. 6ocl o. 9iii9 =
@urtInno % mitcr AZ ii3t at lcg tr
iuIot no cnip mes Dem q 1crcs 81
irrrbcIicr ior al biUIpc 9ir. Sclre5.
@rlmOcu ior al leg ,'tc ltrur icuo,c
2ounrcu var mn ZEN ltnaRc cRtu
lirrIilc Enutc. 91, Scr bliocr i1R
tens mol. pocn MN 6irlp ca AR
6ocIy Hnuioouiu8 0iuIot 10 - iom n
mClJNi a Nc5uoGl tuu uoril'
g}rro % Gyinocr. % iii Sem 6crtr
lea life 9icr gnitcr lie oesmiuort.
AZ uiic 5cIrc3 min znmpati 90 I'M
cjac Cat for alt goot ban bar Hrcycr
ciicrtlia.
u bar Der en- ing OF urngcuot
&roOtr. iom 81 in0 let iuuoc biE.gt
orcr zinc 0rritc atpuomlifc gc'umrius
ger %, lea no ser er Here emo aJf
iom plINc. al set hr iau. al Cl De-
Tor If pore HGpu bualct jno ! Ill
cUcr uuScu Nirtcilottc. FOR az SEN fur
oc ringt oct uN / @crocu III ccig Sbus
tUmmcle. A}cu gor lille @r0c iii
bunt bUer NiIdueo tuu 10 ,uu Init IND
t Bans 0icrtc. ION ocu enc S~oltrIul,
ci.er Ocu auoeu o. ,Ii 5ItDt Iio,et
III. ut han 1ao5 on @lrot !unoc
tpuQt itl til lin @uo. iom ham III
maa aisre t Sorscu5 OF fortJiIelitn5
imcr;cligitc Smuo. Evu! Iioi pGI
oct. ale uoritc 9lruo % Vyiuoer, iou
M / Nciie GGy bcrcOer iiN ii, AT 'ci-c
Re'Ouu1tiou3itir % iom cu0ru iitc
t1r noet en- 5,irrg til Mr.. zcluc5'
Sngchir.p. -icm an "a, o. Foritd1
ellie al oer Fan ali bar gluct o5 6ud
&c / Sj8t % S~or;rlluaeu i1a 81
pGd iamme Sio tluNe fcirt en- set ioy
cr az Sc 5euoeIiQitc Heiorn,er Der /
Gerccu- mere rGte Observation-Disclosures.
6cuuco 81 til Stlre5. meo oct Ga.
Re OF 6aa5 a. bans @rttc @tuil5
iuar- i9icn mn1 imiIe til ham. ~
0iieu o. Eat iii Reoatuoueu oa :,
nil op;ugc / "8oitcu" Setre - iom lea
rufcr mit ioitc Srcu Ill Sem ans
| QaueuNc Sobur SeIuc5.
Rr9. Y !. &auliuu
zEcauSounr. Rjur.. 29oc Nai l.
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1917-07-12
KOOSKIA PERSONALS.

RI I TAYLOR returned Friday even
inc from Seattle. Wash, where ne was
called on account OF the sickness OF
his son. Claude, who Is one OF Uncle
sans marines. A late telegram states
that Claude is getting along nicely. !.
Mrs. n. u. Fem spent the week END
with her daughter, Mrs. w. y. whey
at Orofino, returning home SATURDAY
evening.
w. Il. wiley and family Of 0rofino
came in Tuesday to enjoy the Fourth
with friends and relatives. They were
guests at the Quist home.
Quite a number of our citizens spent
the day on Battle Ridge celebrating
and report pleasant time.
s. ID. Foster was In town Monday
from his ranch on upper Clear Creek,
and reports his wife very Ill and that
she may have to undergo an operation
w. A. Grunewald returned on tues
days train from Portland where ne
sold car of beef. At the days sale
Mr.. Grunewald had the distinction o.
| topping the seasons price BY dispos
| ing OF one steer at II cents. Stock Sc
cured from this section Is in demand
and buyers are looking for Clearwater
shippers.
The stalking Of cows on the grassy
plots of public land about town has be
come source Of adverse comment ant
IL is high time for the village fathers
to enact some ordinance that will reg
ulate the practice so that the peopl'
will not have to play skip the rope, o.
dance a highland fling over barnyar'
refuse every time they use the side
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1917-07-12
Higgins News

We do not know how other parts of
the country are faring but the Higgins
section needs moisture. 1t has been
exactly one month today July 7th)
since IL rained a drop. The bunch
grass on the south slopes has dried out
completely and the spring sown grain
Is burning Cattle and sheep range
will be short this fall owing to the late
spring. The low range that is usually
reserved for winter had to be pastured
Oft early. which will cause deficiency
in forage later on In the season
Mrs, Alberta Hiltsley, a former resi-
dent of the Higgins country but now
of Los Angeles. is visiting here at the
present time. In company with Bert
Weinheimer she has gone to Snake
river to spend several days with the
Hibbs family.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Fred McGaffee came
over from Snake river the first of the
week TO celebrate the Fourth and fifth.
Anthony b. Seyfried, Bert Vein
heimer and Billie Williams made a
business trip to Meadows recently,
where final proof ON the former gentle
mans homestead was made before u.
| :. Commissioner Lucas.
Charley Hubble has sold his ranch
on Squaw creek to John Irwin fol
| $500 and departed for Canada MIR
Hubble, who was a Canadian citizen
came here last winter intending to &c
into the cattle business, but was or.
dered 70 return to Canada
The crait crop in this section Il
very promising. cherries and apricots
being especially abundant
C. &. Jarret made a business trim II
White Bird the first of the week.
Allen o. Hess made trip to White
Bird aud Garfield the first of ths
week. where he purchased team Of
work horses from f. l.. Allen. Mr.
Hess Is fitting up an outfit preparation,
10 taking a hauling contract from New
Meadows to Warren.
J. l.. King. the local blacksmith
Basil Hinkley and Mr.. wymore made /
"trip to Boise few days ago and re
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1917-07-12

We offer One Hundred Dollars Reward
for any case Of Catarrh that cannot be
cured by Halls Catarrh Medicine.
Halls Catarrh Medicine has been taken
by caterrh sufferers for the past thirty
five years. and has become known as the
most reliable remedy for Catarrh. Halls
Catarrh Medicine acts thru the Blood on
the Mucous surfaces. expelling the Poi
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eased portions.
After you have taken Halls Catarrh
Medicine for short time you win see a
great Improvement in your general
health. Start taking Halls Catarrh Medi-
cine at once and get rid of catarrh. Send
for testimonials free.
T.. ]. CHENEY & CO.. Toledo. Ohio.
Sold by all Druggists. 75c,
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1917-07-12
FEM NEWS.

e. s. Sweet shipped three car loads
of hogs to coast points Tuesday.
Geo. It. Troeh shipped car load OF
household effects up from Charleston.
He has sold his place theresand decid-
ed that Camas Prairie was good
enough for him.
Marion Weber left for Montana last
Friday to look over the country and
visit relatives
Mrs. @. A. Spengler returned last
Sunday evening from a several weeks
visit with relatives In Montana.
The ladies of Camas Social Club
No. 2 spent Monday afternoon sewing
at the Red Cross headquarters.
H. w. Carrots was visitor at Fem
Sunday.
Miss Elsie Won Berge visited rela-
tives near Fem Sunday.
Wren q GreenOugh have been run
ming their tractor day and night to gel
their summer fallow pl0wed.
Mrs. III. J. Kressley left for Port
land Friday ON business.
Miss Neva Drury or Moscow, Is Wis
iting at the Kressley home at Denver.
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1917-07-12
WANTED FOR CASH.

Top buggy, driving team and har-
ness. Horse must De sound, gentle
reliable and reasonable in price OF
nothing doing. win buy separately u
suited. Address, Box 628, Grange
vile. 32-ti
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1917-07-12


| Mrs. Brockman of Grangeville, Is
visiting with her brother, George Boley
at Lyons ferry.
| Clay Hamilton, John Unzicker and
John Gibbons, all Of Joseph, were in
town Tuesday.
Bud Mcdonald OF the Doumecq, ar
rived In town Monday staying over
night at the Taylor hotel
Mrs @. r. Stockdale Of Candeld,
passed through White Bird Wednesday
enroute to the Pacific coast.
| Mrs. Peter vanderburg has gone to
Lewiston. Two Of her brothers from
Anatone came over In an automobile.
The yanderburgs expect to locate In
Lewiston.
Mrs. Cochran of Garfield, was reg
istered at the hotel here July 8. She
had been visiting several outside points
and had been absent nearly month.
DIR. Andrew Warner. district super
intendent Of the Methodist church, win
be In White Bird Monday, July %. II
Is planned to have an outdoor service
In the J. B. Berry grove at IL o'clock,
then picnic dinner, and the quarterly
/. business meeting in the AFTERNOON
Everybody Is invited; bring lunchbas-
kets filled to the brirn and have q
good time. The Sunday school win have
,, a picnic at the same time and place
,, Rev H. ]. Wood Of Grangeville, is ex'
pected to speak as well as Dr. War
ner Don't forget the date and Their
! don't forget to come.
Clarence Morgan. Jack Jaeger A ]
Mcdonald, Harry Twogood, all ranch
ern of Doumecq, were seen In towr
Tuesday and all talked bridge and
will be held two weeks from Saturday
: The regular quarterly directors
! meeting Of the White Bird State Banl
: was held Tuesday in the directors
room In the rear of the bank.
Wedding Bells.
r Miss Bridget Murray and Henry i
0 Nelson were married Tuesday, July II
]. at Grangeville, by the Rev. Fathe
e zuur. Mr.. and Mrs. Nelson arc boil
well known young people OF this sec
tion. Mr.. Nelson Is prosperous farm
e or and the bride he's made her hom
d at Mr.. and Mrs. Glatigny's for the las
three years. They returned to Whit
d Bird Wednesday. A wedding Dime
p Ill their HUNT WAS rSftC0 AZ Tic 0iu
q tigny residence. They received man,
presents and congratulations for y
e long and happy life are extended tn
:. newlyweds.
y Mrs. Emma Holden and little daueh
IS ter have returned to their hons nea
q Spring Camp.
Is Miss Rose McElntee, who has bee
T. visiting at the Behean lunch for sever
1t al days returned to her home o
le Grangeville Saturday.
4 Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Sotin are tn
le happy parents Of son, born July z
@ Hal Brown is In this section agai
1t buying cattle for the stock yards |
Spokane.
IL Several meetings have been held +,
r Gently In regard to protecting Whit
rs Bird In season of high water. Som
definite action viii soon be taken.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dan Hill of JOSEPH
were in White Bird Tuesday and WEI
nesday, picking cherries and attendin
to other matters of business.
A ten pound baby boy. born Tuesda,
July 10. to Mr. and Mrs Sam Robil
= son. Mother and baby are doing wei
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1917-07-12

Herman Van Pool
Mrs. Will Shuck.
Miss Alice Wilson.
Mrs. Annie Wilson.
Mrs. o. II. Evans.
Geo. B0ley.
Mrs. Enoch Christensen.
Albert Poe.
Jennie Peters.
Melya Gill.
John Powell.
Frank Burlington.
JAKE Burlington
Louis Oennison.
Howard Whittier.
r. s. Henoricl
Oliver Dennison.
Chas Wilson.
VIII Pruin.
w. u. McGaffee
Mabel McGaffee.
W. A. Egbert.
@. r. White.
John Silver.
Roy Gordon.
Mrs. M. II. Stone.
Viola Yriberry.
j. r.. Chamberlain.
The last twelve names are citizen'
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1917-07-12

1t Is hard to keep 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.
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1917-07-12

Now give DIR. Lindley, the new presi-
dent of the university, a chance, un-
hlndered and unhampered by domi-
neering political ringsters
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1917-07-12

Good. better. best" Is the way we
hope we'shall be able to write the his
tory Of the bond voting for the bridge.
White Isird-good; Deer Creek-bet-
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1917-07-12

ter Doumecq- best We will not be
Jealous. nay, not bit. II bounced
outdoes us In Its voting for the bridge
we will give them three times three
lusty cheers Watch and see. / told
you so.
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1917-07-12

Ed Smith and family left Sunday for
an extended trip per automobile to
Oregon, Washington and California.
Mr.. Jillson Is having charge OF the
livery stable In the meantime.
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1917-07-12

Rev. Anderson reports a good at
tendance at the monthly preaching SER
vice at the John Day school house Sun
day morning.