The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1917-02-08

ktetu ana LICK vineyard are members
have been notified that they win he
sent home at once, and they are ex-
pected 10 reach Oregon on the Sth inst
Inc boys were out on a fifteen mile
nike when the news reached them BY
wireless, and there was some rejoicing.
Private money Geo. M. Reed.
Frank Groom of the Geary a Groom
billiard parlors, returned last week
from an extended trip east. spending
most Of his time with relatives and
old time friends at his old home In
wisconsin. Frank stated that while
In the east the weather was very cold
ana he was pleased when he was able
TO return tp idaho. Quite number Of
prospective settlers are coming ont
from Wisconsin the coming summer.
Fire insurance. A. W. darlington.
Mrs. France Bowman called at the
Globe Office this week and sent the
paper to Miles Rice who is now Iocat-
ed at Nateby, Alberta, where he is
engaged In farming and is making a
success OF. It, He says he has escaped
enlistment for the European war SO
far, but is confident 1t will come yet.
The Canadian troops are certainly ma
king good, and IL a man is seeking
glory he could not fall in with bet
ter bunch to secure 1t.
Henry Hesterman left Monday noon
via stage to- Sites, for a trip of a
month or six weeks to outside points.
he viii 90 to Spokane, Seattle, Port
N - ~
has been closely confined to work
at the laundry for the past seven
years, and viii make this combina-
ton pleasure and business trip taking
In the leading city laundries with a
view to taking advantage OF improved
methods which he will introduce local
ly upon his return home.
City property M. Reed.
Ole johnson, OF the firm of Phillips
n Johnson the, Stites-Elk City mall
carriers, was In town last Thursday
night, circulating among his Grange
vile friends. Ole says they are as
busy now as cranberry merchant,
and that they have their hands full
meeting the increasing demands olf
mails, parcel post matter and min
ing freight; that the tons of machin-
cry now going into the mines Of this
section Is little known other than to
the mine owners and freighters who
handle the goods, but that 1t is simply
amazing.
Chester Arnold carries all kinds OF
supplies for gasoline lighting systems.
Attorney II. II. Fogg returned last
evening via Sites from a several
weeks sojourn in Boise, which city he
left last Thursday He was three days
going from Boise to Lewiston, being
held up al Baker City, in the Blue
mountains, by the heavy snow block
AIDE. Mr.. Fogg says things are in pref
~ much Of mix-up in the state cap
ital at this time over the question of
state division and that 1t is out of the
question at this time to predict what
the outcome will be or what effect the
state matter may have on county divi-
sion.
A party was given to the "old mar
ried folks early last week at the
home of MI. and Mrs. Frank Il. Wood,
and another party was given to the
"young married folks and those who
desire to become such,' on Friday
night, ON both of which occasions an
enjoyable time was had. Cards and
refreshments We're down ON the pro-
gram. and pn the latter evening music
by the Harris and Woods brothers and
Ed Abrahalnson enlivened the proceed
ings. Outsiders in that end of the
bailiwick were inquiring the next day
as to why the university glee club had
advanced the date of arrival without
warning
Abe l.. Harchelrode, ex-representative
from Winona, and Andy Hayhurst
We're in the city Tuesday of this week.
They drove In in light rig. Abe
stated that there was one piece of
road just west of town that showed
up like "the good old summertime
but that most of the way to his place
IL was pretty hard shedding. Mr. Har-
chelrode is enthusiastic over the new
lighting system which he put In last
season. He says there is nothing on
his place ih the. way of improvements
that he gets more real satisfaction out
of; that he has a light at every con-
venient place at both barn and house.
and when be turns them all on there
is real illumination on his hillside.
ne says they are gong 10 nave one
OF the best pieces of road In the coun-
ty between the prairie and Kamiah.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Wood of Fair
field, Mont, arrived In the city Monday
night for q visit with their old friends
and neighbbrs of Grangeyille aud VII
cinity where they resided for so many
years. MIR. Wood, who was one of our ,
former successful business men, having
engaged In the hardware business here
for number of years. is just returning
home to Montana from a trip to CEN
trail California, his old home where he |
first saw the light of day. Mrs. Wood |
was visiting with her mother. Mrs. |
Hohaus, and sister Paula, at Wenat |
chez, Wash, where she was joined by |
Mr.. Wood and they came on to Grange |
vile together At present Mr.. Wood |
Is farming about IL miles from Great /
Falls, where he took up land some
years ago, Tut IL would not be surpris-
ing to learn in the near future that /
he had gone into the hardware bush
ness IN some one of the thrifty towns
which are now springing into life in /