The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1917-07-05

matter viii be taken care of o. k. and
that the demolished room shall be re-
paired, and also that suitable auditor
ium shall be added---so much needed in
this community. OF course the directors
cannot go beyond the limit IN bonding
the district, but IL the limit Is APP
pioaehed, bigger and better the
school will be. Money expended wise
ly In schools win yield the very best Of
dividends intelligent citizenship.
In one week J. Il. Addison moved
over $4,000 pounds Of parcel post, most
OF II going to BoIes. We don't know
how much Of II came from the local
stores, very little, we think. We won
der why, and ask, is ii the best thing
to do to help your community? We
know there are two sides to even the
parcel post question. Why not look at
the home side a little more?
A Ford AUTOMOBILES carrying three
agents and samples OF goods from the
Utah Knitting Works at Salt Lake
City, was In White Bird Tuesday. Your
correspondent has no doubt about the
goodness Of the goods offered for sale
at a very fancy price, but he figured
It out this way: One can buy as good
stuff, or good enough, from Sears 4
Roebuck, John Nevin and Tom Fritz
zell, and for much less money. Agents
demand very high percentage.
Mr.. and Mrs. Grover Newman had
several chickens die of axe fever last
Saturday. They took them to town
Sunday and invited several of their
relatives to take dinner with them at
the home OF Grandpa and Grandma
Newman.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jillson, Sr., returned
Thursday from a several weeks visit
at Asotin and Anatone, Wash, their
former home.
Wilbur Van Wey made trip to
Grangeville Friday returning Sunday.
His wife and slster-in-law, Miss Kiser,
are in town for few days. They re-
port that a little rain would be fine for
the grain and the grass.
Charles Everest and family of Cam
as Prairie, came to White Bird Sat
urday to visit at the Everest home.
MI. Everest returned home Sunday,
but the family win remain here for
some time.
j. Hardman went to Grangeville
with a load OF wool for Mr.. Peterson,
returning Tuesday bringing a load of
goods for the Salmon River Stores Co.
Arthur McSpadden Of Doumecq was
seen lin town Friday.
Glen. English, Co. Il, Second Ida
no Infantry, passed through town July
LIST on his way to join his company.
We wonder why he went via Skoolxum-
chuck? 1t seems to us TO be out of the
way when you go from Joseph to
Grangeville.
Miss Margaret Daubenspeck, who
has homestead ON SkookumchuolS,
was a guest at the Taylor Hotel the
night of July /.
Clinton Springer Of Canfield, camp
led In town over Sunday night
Geo. Behean and family went to Rig
gins to celebrate the Fourth.
DIR. Foskett was called to the Joseph
section July 3rd Mrs, Foskett thinks
IL Is scheme OF the Doctors to get a
chance to 80 to Camp Howard by him.
self and leave her to do the talking
over the phone.
The preacher and Banker Donald
son went fishing on the Fourth and
caught lot--of course, as usual, the
biggest fish got away.
John Nevin Is telling a fish story
these daysa four-pound trout caught
on very small hook. As his wife
rouches for the size of the fish there
Is no room for dispute.
Mrs. Helen Brown is having as her
guest. Mrs. Hyde OF Boston. The lat
ter Is a niece of Mrs Browns.
DIR. II. A. Schilling of Cottonwood,
was In town Sunday and Monday. He
went to Calnp Howard To sDend the
Fourth, combining business with pleas
ure.
III. M. King and wife passed through
town Sunday on their way home to
Lucille. Mr.. King has been at Lewiston