The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1917-08-09

Fulton's s-piece orchestra win fur
nish music for the dance Saturday
night at Schmadeka hall.
Seth ID. Jones brought out three car
loads OF fat cattle the first Of the week
from his ranch I'm the White Bird cenn-
try, and shipped them to market
Frank Keeler. SON OF N. A. KeeIer,
west of town. enlisted Monday in Com
| pany II and left Tuesday morning for
Boise where he viii report for service
| DIR. Frank Il. Wood. DR.. Simons and
Jim Wood all boarded the early Mon
day mornings stage for Elk City and
on to Red River hot springs, where
they win have q few weeks outing.
The families OF w. w. Brown, M.
Reese Hattabaugh and others have
formed camp up at the foothills be-
| yoDd the Nurss place and plan to
spend several weeks enjoying outdoor
life--if It doesn't rain.
farm west of town to George Heath
give possession Sept LIST. Mr.. Rauch
was In town last Saturday and was
looking for a suitable house for rent.
Mrs. Otie Gone. Of the Alexander
Freidenrich store, went to Spokane last
Sunday on her vacation. The party
of mothers and sisters who left here
for Boise to visit their relatives in
Company e, expected Mrs. Gone to join
them in the trip.
Miss Elizabeth Kettenbach, her sis
ter, Mrs Geo. Basket, Miss Rose Baer
Of Philadelphia, Mr.. Floyd Kyle and
Geo. Basket are the house guests this
week of Judge and Mrs. Scales, and
Mrs. Parker. They mot0red up from
4 Lewiston on Sunday.
The city is having new cement
crossing put In between the First Ma
tional Bank corner and the Batty COR
ner. From now on as fast as the wood
EN- crossings give out they will be re
placed by cement ones. That is build
ing on a substantial and. lasting basis
Sue Harris came up last Saturday
from Lewiston and visited for day OF
two with his GrangeviIle friends
Sue did not go to Montana as statet
last week, but got as far as Spokane
when he gave up his seat In his faith
er's car to another prospective LAND
buyer who wanted to go from tina
place.
Mrs. John Quinlan accompanied BY
her children and Mrs. Tim. QuinlaI
left Monday morning for Pendleton
Ore, where they will join Mr.. QuinlaI
who Is engaged in the mercantile bust
ness at that place. Their many friends
/, here wish them the best of success
In their new home, but deeply regre
, their loss TO this community. Kooski,
Mountaineer.
LoansGeo. M. Reed.
Fred Guthrie, the popular young ex
press messenger on the Camas Prairi,
line, came I'm last week from Pasc'
where he registered under the new
draft law Fred, who is Grangevill
boy, decided that he would rather cas-
his lot with Company u and the hom
bunch, and enlisted here and took tn,
Tuesday mornings train for Boise
where the company has been MOBILIZE
|, ed again.
Mrs. G.. $. Stockton who went b,
Portland last week expects to brinI
back some plans for improving upol
the working methods OF the local Re,
I Cross organization. Not that the loca
J Red Cross is not right up at the from
: In the work that they are turning out
but 1t Is believed there are some meth
DDS that can be improved upon, and i
so they want them and win prompt,
:, adopt them.
The new galvanized iron culvert
:. which arrived several DAYS ago. TO
= this htmhuaU ~ h<r.s
I in across the street In the north par
|, of town at the Rotblisberg place b,
, Road Overseer Israel Harris, assiste,
! by Jim Briscoe, and is now In working
I condition. They are mammoth waite
!. conductors, and two of them being pu
3 In side by side it is believed will car
I ~ off the spring floods with ease
Herman vonBargen who was i
E town last Saturday told the reporte
y that he had lost fine fat steer las
Z week, just ready for the market, an
did not know how to account for II
$ death except through its having cate
some kind of poisonous weeds. tn
pasturage is getting low and stoc
: will now eat green weeds that In
normal season they would not toucl
Reports of similar cases come froI
other sections Of the country.
w. b. Watson, of winona, who e
all stove up in an auto accident Jul
%, his car turning turtle on he an
p. w. Rohrbeck, the Cottonwood lun
herman, was in town Tuesday. M
Watson has had considerable troubl
with his shoulder, which was badl
jammed and bruised in the acciden
The collar bone refuses to stay
place until the bone can nit togethe
He says he had 1t set three times viii
In Lewiston recently and he is no
considering having il wired together.