The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1917-06-07

White Bird district Is supposed to fur
rfsh $4,000, Deer Creek and Garfield
district $500 each. Now for a unani-
nous vote In the affirmative.
Clay Hamilton was I'm town Tuesday
not to register, He smiled all over
because he could stay home and raise
Spuds.
The farmers who came to town and
helped all they could IN fighting the
water deserve the thanks of the town,
and they also ought to be reimbursed
for any expense they incurred, at least
in part.
u. X. Vaughn and wife. and AL Bart
lett. all of Joseph, passed through the
town Tuesday, on their way to Enter
prise, Oregon, where Mr.. Vaughn has
large farm. They expect to make
their home there, having sold their
place on JOSEF h to Clay Hamilton.
Bill Graham OF Joseph, was a visitor
to White Bird this week.
Mr.. Price OF Grangevflle. drove to
White Bird Tuesday with Mrs Price,
Mrs. b. O. Davis and Mr.. and Mrs. W.
A. Newman. Mr.. NewWan's eye Is bet
ter. that IL the pain IL gone, but so is
the sight We are glad to have these
old timers In our midst again, and hope
they will stay and help rebuild the
town.
Splendid pictures of the food are
for sale at Harry Zerr's barber shop.
Charles Everest and Bert Pearson
came down from Grangeville, to see the
work of the high water.
M. o. Tweedy left Wednesday morn
ing for Lewiston to defend his right to
his homestead on Joseph, which some
one has contested. We hope that m.
o. wins out He win return Satur-
day.
Tony Gordon of Lucille. was In town
Saturday.
Harry and Guy Twogood, Ross Zeh-
ner Shearer Brothers. L. Mcdonald,
Kennedy, Clarence Morgan, "Frenchie, ?
G. II. Leybank, Sam Jones, the Berry
Brothers, were among the many out
siders who helped building ripraps and
other devices to make the creek be-
have.
Ed Ryan Of Canneld, appeared be-
fore Commissioner q. J. Wright this
week, filing ON an additional stock
raising homestead.
A. o. Hess of near higgins, drove to
White Bird with Mr.. and Mrs. Tom
Pogue. He said they expected to cele-
brate the glorious Fourth In patriotic
style, and invited the Globe correspond
ent to come and give the "hot-air' adj
dress. We are not given to rash prom
ises and therefore made none.
s. ID. Jones was I'm town one day this
week looking happy and hearty as
usual.
NJ NJ Steckman of the Meadows,
took In the sights around White Bird
Saturday.
| Wayne Coulter of Garfield, who has
been attending school in Washington
state, paid White Bird a visit this
week and stayed over night at the Tay-
lor hosiery.
i Ralph Brockman and Roy Triplett
got free bath the other day when
they tried to drive out into the swift
current of the angry creek. The wagon
overturned and went down the creek,
and II was with some difficulty that
the horses and the men were saved
from the same fate.
DIR. w. #. Pogue, the veterinarian of
Grangeville, was seen on our street
with his satchel this week.
i Harry Grant has bought the ranch
belonging to Thos. Pogue, near Rig
gins
The Van Wey family have moved to
their ranch up the river for the sum-
mer.
Mrs. Shearer and children have gone
Il to the sawmill on DoumecQ, where
they will spend the summer.
Mrs. Shell Delmage and daughter
have moved to the ranch.
The registration dance was well at
tended and a good time Is reported
supper was prepared by Mrs. Jillson
| ftxt.r fgl.o bxvM Mr. nd Mrs.
Arthur McSpaden. Miss Berry and Jas
McEvers.
Captain Boley of Lyons ferry, says
that the river was up TO within tive
feet of high water mark last week.
Cyril Gardner had to register, but Ii
not subject to draft by Uncle Sam, be
ing an English subject He wears 0
broad smile still.
Mrs. Baker and son Roy. who have
been visiting with Mrs Wolff for sew
eral weeks, have gone to Spokane ex
pecting to return I'm the fall I'm time
for school.
A good deal of damage, several hun
dred dollars worth was wrought b,
the high water ON the farms of Ray
Pearson, Durham, Addison, HardmaI
and Berry, near White Bird.
DR. w. A. Foskett was ON JOSEPH
last week, called there by the Illness
of VIII Jones, who found SUFFERING
from appendicitis. An operation ma,
be necessary after while.
The Jillson have moved into tn,
Grover Newman house, getting a littls
farther away from the creek
The number eligible to be called il
the White Bird precinct between tn,
ages of 81 and 80 is 80, according {.
the registration.