The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1917-05-17
STITES NEWS.

Harry Moore has resigned his posi-
tion with Phillips & johnson and Is
making preparations ror going onto
his homestead In the Red River
country Harry has many friends
among the travelling public who will
miss him In connection with the
stage line. @. III. Davis has been
employed to fill the vacancy made BY
Mr.. Moore.
w. ii Names, of Pleasant Valley,
was a business visitor to our city last
Tuesday This Is the first time Mr..
Names has visited our city In the past
six months. He reports that he con-
templates moving to town in the
near future. Mr.. Names Is substant-
lal citizen of this section and our many
readers will be pleased TO learn that
his family viii locate with us,
! G. III Ulery has purchased j. w.
! Strangs ranch ON Battle Ridge, and
has already started cultivating the
soil. This makes several hundred acres
/ Claud has In one body and his many
friends are pleased to see him prosper.
4 Don McRay, of Portland arrived In
the city last Sunday evening and Is
looking over matters for the Wonder
mime. The new machinery for this
company has not arrived at the mine
and 1t viii be some time before the
Installing Of the machinery will begin,
il A. Griswold. formerly resident
of Sites In the boom days, has re.
turned to this city and purchased
II the property on Main street occupied
|, by Aug. G. Scheel of /. Ewing. Mr.
Griswold has purchased this property
4 for an Investment and will hold 1t fol
N..tS xxsfll tuux Pr
\ Seattle the latter part of this weel
land win return shortly to go into ths
mining district.
i M. r. Strecker received orders from
the war department to enlist men int
every department OF the army. Larg'
Eposters can be seen hanging about tn,
postoffice exploiting the various ser
Vices. Application can be made at tn
lpostoftice for enlistment
i At the meeting OF the school boars
held last Saturday evening the fol
lowing teachers were employed: Robt
] O. Grosjean. principal, Lula Names
Dorothy Horne. and Mrs. p. 10. Ellis
The fifth teacher has not been employ
\ Ell. but this appointment viii be mad
before long.
\ Frank Crowthers, of Clearwater, wa
IN the city last Saturday making al
rangenents for hauling car load 0
farming machinery to his Clearwate
I store.
Il Mrs. j. A. Ruark returned fror
Keoslzia Monday and went to her HON
lat Clearwater. Mrs. Ruark report
4 her daughter, Miss Ruth, who wa
n operated ON recently. recovering RAPID
\ W. aud has gone to visit her brOthe
d at Ensign, Alberta. Canada.
Geo. Jarrel. brother Of our fownsma
Y Chas Jarrel, arrived In the city las
Sunday evening from Fairfield, lows
Mr.. Jarrel win make his home wit
\ his brother.
q Ieondard Scott, nephew of Mr.. an
4 Mrs. ]. b. Wells returned from Liam
N Cal, last Thursday. MIR. Scott report
q that his parents viii automobile
i back to this section shortly.
n Percy T. Puyear lost about tweni
Il head Of cattle from his herd La
week aud portion of them wei
picked up at Kooskia and the ge
erai superstition is that cattle rust
lers were In this section. He has r
! covered nearly all Of them.
i II. u. Willard appeared before Il
i public utilities commission In sessis
i at Kooskia last week. Mr.. Miilai
] presented his own case and the pow