The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1917-04-05


Lloyd Stowe of Spokane, arrived In
the city last week and has accepted a
position as head baker with l.. r.
Proctor, of the City Bakery. = Mr.,
Stowe has secured house and will
soon have his family with him.
The stream running through the
main part Of the city, took on river
size from the rain and melting snow,
and came rushing down from the hills
to the south today, causing the over
flow to fill the Easements under Sas-
enbery's clothing house, Lamm's drug
store, the Candy Kitchen and the Ly-
ric Theatre. L. M. Harris real estate
office, under the theatre, was flooded,
as was also Lamm's supplies In the
basement The conduit became OBJ
structed In some manner.
Albert Ruzicka and wife and two
sons and daughter arrived here We'd
nesday night from Ravalli, Mont, and
will make this their future home.
They brought carload of household
goods, machinery and stock with them
Mr.. Ruzicka bought the Mrs. Callan
ranch seven miles north of town last
y Wi anu WV Va thhC SUITS ndNC UtGu
In charge Of the place since its pur-
chase. The newc0mes are jamup good
farmers and have the machinery and
stock in abundance to operate their
place in a first-class manner The
Globe extends them a cordial welcome
Il. w. Mattox made a shipment Of
farm machinery to Vollmer Wednesday
for VIM. Hunt. Mr.. Hunt is sending
the machinery to his farm five miles
northeast of Vollmer which he pur-
chased last fall. Mr.. Mattox who will
run the farm for him, came back from
there Sunday having taken load over
by team, but found the roads too heavy
and 1t was decided to ship the remain
der of the machinery by rail. Mr.
Mattox says the snow is twice as deep
around Vollmer as here.
A number of the members Of the
band We're to have accompanied Capt.
kading, Clarence Bromley and John
Long to Nezperce this week soliciting
but ON account of the serious
of the baby of lehman Miller
the band leader, the musicians had to
drop out. Roy Gillett went over Tues
day morning to help OUT. The recruit
ing officers meet with a cordial recep-
ton at the hands of the business men
Of Nezperce, and with their cooperation
a big meeting was held and many new
volunteers We're secured.
letter received this week from Mrs.
kearn b. Brown, at Long Beach, CAL.
that she expected Ito leave
ON March 31st for Great Kills, Staten
Island, New York, where Mr.. Brown
has arranged for them to make their
future home She will visit at Salt
Lake and New York City for brief
period. enroute to Staten Island. Mrs.
Brown says: Il hope we will receice
the Globe regularly, for its arrival is
quite an important weekly event to us
who are away from
our friends there, and we all feel ii
quite severity when it fails to put in
an appearance
MARRIED-On Monday afternoon,
April LIST, at the Federated church par
sonage Rev. Wood united in marriage
Miss Lottie Johnson OF Grangeville.
to Frank Rowan, of Troy. The cere-
mdly was performed in the presence
OF Few relatives Of the bride, who
= tic dduEutcl VI udTflSOD Johnson,
formerly of Denver, who now lives be-
You'd Tolo on the White Bird road.
The young couple were given a we'd
ding dinner by Mrs. Carpenter Johnson.
at the home Of the brides uncle, j. A.
Johnson. The newlyweds will leave
this week for Troy, where the groom
owns a ranch and deals i'm cattle.
The ladies of the Sunnyside Social
Society celebrated their first anniversa-
~ on Friday Of last week by taking
their families and going 10 the school
house giving the teacher and pupils
genuine surprise. Well filled baskets
and boxes We're taken from which
A sumptuous dinner was spread for
al. After which fine program was
luickly Got MP and rendered BY the
tea cher and pupils. Quite crowd was
present and all expressing a good time
returned home after the usual school
hours with an invitation from the
teacher to come again The next club
meeting will be held with Mrs. Colmon
kerlee on April u.
G. X. McHarg,' the new Forest su.
pervisor and Geo. V. Ring, left Monday
IN a tour of inspection of the Salmon
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