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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-05-09

Sruppenabtbeilung seffiirmt. Rad ei'
mem 5Gnbgemenge tDurbe ber Jetno
a6er iuieber Dertrieben. CT lieB eiH
paar Sobte In unieren @rdben 3uriid.
einigs uRInr Gol6nten tuerbeH Dsr'
mibt. Gin anb.rer fetHbfi6er ansriff,
Der fiibli9 BON armertieres sema4t
uuroe, nurbe 5uriidsei4legsn.
.DGbr.nb bes Sages fla9teI fisben
unferer Jfugaeuss iebr .rfoIsrei4e
Qngriffe anf beiitf4e GefeIbdIlons,
BON benen fe6eu, m Slammen itebenb,
abfiirsten. Se5s fetnblibe Jlug3sus
fDurben In Rdurpfsu in Der 2uft abs
seI4oHsn unb spei onbere bonn gobeu
aus. a4t unisrrr WeGfaineH iperbeu
permibt.
6rssuopuon BEN Seutf 4tu
ntebertrobert-
Die am Mbenb erlGTene iDettere ct'
| fbielle Betamituia4nHg Iautst pt'
folgt:
Der Seirb ma9te am N1ltde
Wprgen befti9e Gegaangriff. auf urt'
fere pofitioutu In ber Ra45ari4ati
bon sgresuop, 8ei oem erfteu Qnsriti
aeldna ss ibnsn, ii3 IN ben 0rabsn
norboFli4 bon benz 9orf fefSuisseI
bos ptrlorene 0elGube tpurbs absl
borS nit stnsm Gegeuuusriff iDisber
esnommen.
Spdter am DormitfGg sinseu BIZ
Seutitsn abtrmals NIT 3tpei frii9eu
Snifionen 6IfIi3 bon 1rssnpp bor
glm re9tsn lliisel Der front purb,
Der Ssinb suradgei9fa9en unb nil
be5auptsten uufere poittioneu. 2lH
Iinten yliieel purben aber infer,
9ruppen mad beftisem Dibrianr
se5win9eu, fi9 BON bem Sorf I'M
benz Wolb Don Gresuop suriidsEie'
ben.-
Das BITE Grausofsu bsri4'
ten.
paris, 8. Rai. Die am 9ienfus
Ra4mittas upm Griessminiferium
erIafsne offi3ielIs Betauntmaduns
lautet pis fOIst:
.3piI9sn Der Somme unb Der
Siie baben 3iemliH Iebbafie artinss
rieaefehte fidttoefunber. Gin feinbliz
der Qnsriff auf eineu unisrer @ors
poItsn in Der 9egenb BON 8aueouri
ipurbe absef5Ingsn. NdbrsnS Der
Ra9t nurben geseuansriffs 5ftIif
bon guuraiIIoH urb an oem gbemir
BEG DANES, In Der RG6e bon 9. pons
tbeon Gsrnb. nussefiibrt. Ollie aneriff:
bra9en G6er unter unferem Geuer gu.
ianmen. ggeiter 5itlih fnnben Elm,
3eit lang beftise artineri.sefedte aui
Dem glntsou bon @aueIerc unb m Der
9esenb bon Gruorne fntt. El0rblit
pom @auelere glotedu geluHe e uns
nit sinem lle6erfdn cine bsgtiGe po'
iitipn ju Rebnen uno 80 Geiansene 81
MAIDEN.
.Rorbp.fftib Don Rhetms mndter
bic 9eitfhen peree6Ii9e @eriuhs, I'D
uieber Der @rGben 81 bemdhtiaeu
bic mir ON Mpntag eeuommetI. Siio'
ih BON BERN au 9ac fano etR Isbbdf,
tes gtfedt itatt. ods su unisren Sun
fen ousfieI. mir madtsn Bier 12(
gefaueene. Roropeitlib bon prosrtI
unhm,n mir Elm Gsfopsrt, Gin itdrtel
beiltI6r gnsrifF, Der norb6itlid DOT
Runt Saut o.riud1t ipuros. purb,
abo.IGlasen. SIM WuIbe bon @Do.
court uuh BEL Gbambrtttss nuroi
nit SanbsrdHutsn eeidmpft.
| Die am Gbenb pom arielsmiHtit
rum .rlaFsn. psitsre 9elnnHimn
| huna lniitet fpie folsi:
.slorb6Iilid BON SrtFons uro RON
Ghrnin bes Danes unterunhm bei
Sttnb pdbrtnb S.s Saaes feins Sn
fanterisansriffs. Die o,uti6e artinsri
luntszbxIi Ia Der Gsrn1 earssspie
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-05-09

fpHnis fpegen uufres DerbeerenStn
1aisrs nur sssen urdsre aiel unb
p0bIbsrs pOittiOuen ausstfiihrt uer'
ben. 9ieienisen BON ben fetnhli4en
Gruppen, beueu es seIungsn mar, in
unf.rs 2inisu sinaubriHseu, iDurben
baIb nisber beriaet unb auf TIRE ur'
ipriineIiden poiitionen 5ariidsetris'
ben.
rsyront bss Ssrsogs Afbrsdt BON
Diirttembers: Di&ttses bat fd on
bisf.r s5ront ni6t ereignet.
.4lf bem 5fti9eu ariessf9auplas
III bic Gage unnerdnbert..
Rasebonii DE Jrort: 3iDt
i5eH beiH D9riba unb benz presba
Zee purben fsinbfi4e ttngriff. bon
5ftrrrei&if9en unb fiirfH&en sruppeI,
nit Iear i9nrsn @srIufteu fir ben
Jeinb suriidgsfdaoseu. On Der Gserna
Bkguus uuttrndhm om TapHtos Der
6etrb, nad Snei Sag. tanssu Grtil-
Ierisnorbereitunseu, ben bon uIs er'
iDarteteu 9Iueritf an etner TtOnt bon
iisben Rifometeru, CT purbe aber Don
ben beuti6en uub bulsarif4eu 9up'
pen abssi4Iasen. am Di.nftas ROr'
gen srging ss n.ueu auSriffeu Der
GranspfeH, Stdlisner uno RuHeu IN
sletder WsiFs. Weiili5 bonn Darbar
unS am Dpiran Gee NOR bic fstrblids
GrtilIerie me5r attio ais seip0bnIi4.
Aim Rontas perIor Der Teint 20
Tlusseuse. Der 9eutndut gsrnert bat
fetae 27. Teaf6iHs .absef4pFen.
.Jm Teonat QIpriI bat Der 5etHb
362 J1us3suse unb 20 GeHefbaIIous
perlpren. Bon ben ,rfsreu purb.u
299 IN &lnpfeR IN br Cuff a6se'
i6oFen. Bir perloren IA GIug5eiss
unO s.5n 95efefboEOns.
.Sm l.stsn WoEat mar bds bsit'
i5e IiiegerfOrps i'm 3enit5 ietnsr 2et'
Run9siG6is.sit anseiOmm.n. pd6reut
unIere 9ertbeihigungsmittsl erfoLg'
rti5 perD.nStt ipurosu. I'm BombeH'
angrtff. nuf bos @aterlanS a5su'
pebren-
.Sm porisen TaoHut purbeu bt:
sr0Btsn 2lnforberunger an unfer'
2lpiati,er, JtiTslboIIous unb abDe5r'
tononen geiisat. 8uIummtuDirtenf
srpisien Il. ii5 pOliauf ibreu aufsa'
BEN seipa5Isn; unfsrs 9ombsnseihDa.
Der baben Ui1tiss WaiIitdranIus.r
serii0rt unb unisrs aunSihafter bd'
BEN bsm 6auptqudrtier iDi4tise Sn'
formation sebro9t- Die aufcpierHbt
sbdtistsit Der Tlisssr iit in muiter'
batter Deife bur9 istr bsftise 5n'
fdnteries unb 2lrtineristdmpfe uRtsr'
itiibt iporoen.'
SffiSiefle britif DE-
&riessbertats
| 2onoou, 8. glai. Die feinbliH
qrtiasrls mar pdbreno Der Radt seit
DeiIe an pieIen puHiten IN uniersl
Jrout 3itmIi5 oitiD, beibt e in oei
am 0itnitas srloieusn Ofibislm 9s
ianntmaauns, nameHtIi9 m Der &c
genb spiittn Jrtsnop uHo Soos
| Infer. artileris srpiberts bds Teuer
.N5ir ma9tsn pd1rtHb Der Rad
rfclarei2e llebsrfdne in Der 0egsnl
BON 0sup. Gbdpels uno Gduqtihort
llnf.re qoiitiontn nOroluefIi9 Dol
| Qlrmeniisrss ipurbeH an wlortoI
albfub poa sirsr fieineu ieinbttSstl
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-05-09
Hret mprtuegifdjt Eanapfer
uu6 eirs 8art. bon bent
fasu 1Intsrfssboots
perfertt.

aoubpn. SO. 0ai Das noriDes
qifdbe auswdrtiee Gmt beriatet, bdB
Si. 9umpfsr rsOIsta', r@als- uno
.sromp- bon beutitA llntsriesoooten
p.ri,ntt uprben ieisu, pie mis Gbri'
Itionia aemslOet tuirb. Srsi gsaHH
DON ber Bale" tameR ums aeben.
0i. Bale" par .iH Dumpfer Don
719 Sonnsn uro bic .Sromp' Don
2751 Sonnsu. girsH 0anlpfer rSols' :
la ,p,iF bas Tlarmeresiiter nt5t
auF. Gs baubelt f4 pabrl4etnIt4
nm ben noruegiTteu Bampfer .5os
loIa-. BON 1893 SOnrsu.
Gs purbe aud beyi9tet. baB be
rprpseiI6e garts .Gione- am 2. WtGI
Sur6 Gsfdabfeuer osrisntt tporoel
in. Die 12 Marn itarte geiasuns,
Sorurter sfDei &ueEisaEer ipuroen
gsrettst.
9i. Sattffdea aomm II TO Il
aeasa artsg NIT Dtutl q .
Lamb.
gort au qrtucs Sditt 8.
w2ai. Cine RaiUritd; Der &nHrltnion'
bi. in poriger Ipte srnaunt fpuroe'
nm iib.r ben gorit.d5 bes Prditoen'
ten S'artiausrO,e, BAG Sditi 0sutia'
louo ben 8risa srtldrs, gu bsratpsn,
IN u.o.u ,tn,n Sriss. Ran bait e
ab.p iiir m5alit, OaB Der aoHgres
BEN Ratb Der aORmifipn unbsd4t'i
laij,n unb Sri.g srlIlrsn ptrA
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-05-09
Siir Ole 2seedupflrng oer e1tf(6eu
2lnter(ee6oo ot-@e fa6r
Isoa nit etnem 2lmf1uan6 nnm einer WtilliarSe
GDllnr3
in 5mei Ja6ren cine 9anOe(SGotte Uon flnf 6iS feds
1lli((ionen Gonnen ge6aut WerOen

Sir bieiem tue iu Die Je9ermms bic Srpomttton aller
Stabiuerfe tint Sanbe iibernebme1.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-05-09


NIB 10
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bat lODH
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-05-09

Gegenb unb in Der 9a6bari4nft bon
Graonne elm beftiges Geuer, bas bon
uns in energif6er @eiie eripibert
tpurbe. Seitli9 BON Dnirailou pnrbe
nit Sonbgranaten setGmpft. Qlm
iibriaen Sbeil Der Jront farlb uns
uuter6ro6enes Grti[sriefeusr fatt.
sSn Der perioSe bonn 1. 6is gum T..
Mat beHanben unfere albiatitsr biels
aGmpfe nit feiabli9en Sliegeru, IN
benen 25 beuti9s Md4tnen a6ges
i5oFsn purben. gs III nbIOlut &c.
Dib, bab biefs 3abl ssrftort lDurbs.
9luberbem tpurbsn 81 beuti4e Daa'
ibtnsu IN 6eI&dhgtem 3Iitanbs se'
slDuugem, innerbalb tbrsr sigenn 2b
nien nitber5usebeu.
8elgtffe sJront: 9eftts. 1rttlI.rie'
sefe9te fGnben In Der lesten RoAt IN
ber Gegenb bon 8odfnge itutt, nnb
am Dienitag fonben an Oielen gSunts
ten Der Gront siemli4 kb9Gfts arta'
lerisosfs6te ftatt. Bonlbentdmpfe fGns
ben ioipobl bei BEN JG5rmuuusbaus
ME in Der gSd6e Don 5tt Ses ftdtt.
OeIfli6er arisssi4onPlaB, 7. Mai.
0ie Qlrtiasrie mar an Der sdrgsn
Tront unaeip66nli6 ditiO. Sret bufa
aariI6. GjeesnansrtFfe auf bic goiitio'
n,n, bic am s. D2ai BON frap0iii4en
uno bents.liiftf9eu SruPpsn gsnOm'
men tpurben, purben suriidssT4Iagert.
Gin feinbIi4er &ngrfTf m Der Rdbe
bon gerislGo, iiibli9 bon BEN WInIa'
rupa Berg, tpurbe pon uHIeTsm Gsusr
abgf&tosen.
Dom ma5ebpuif6er
artegsf @aupIas.
Gotta, gulsarien. Routag, 7.
Wlat. Cine offBieat geta1rtma4ung
b.s arisggminiitsriuHs IHntst ME
folst:
.WefIi6 pom Worbdr J1ub oer'
ruSten m.brere feinbfits Snfarterie'
Rsatmentsr nrt6 lebbofter arttIsrie'
pprbreitung ein,n angrtff in beI
9Ri6tunc auf af8ot Ta9. fiibIif
DON gaDsbeli. Der &ngriff Darb'
BON uuIersr GriilIrie a5Sei&nser-
- 4. "a
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-05-09
Sie SppuftiOu

Segea ben beuti6en Reiastan5Ier
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-05-09

can SrunsatIantic Gomparp bate ieit
bem 8egtRn bes Srieges cine JIOtte
BON ap6lf Tra3toampferH mf Der
See, bic als bic ,8aguer S9iffe" be-
taunt ftnD. q. 6. 8agner, friiber IN
MtiInoutee, 1T prGiibent Der 8oms
pagnie. Die S4tFfe fubrsn baupt'
id9li9 3pif9en Stem gort, Bottom,
Retpport Stems urb fiibamerituniihen
Sdfen. Bier bubon: Sodiug, SusiuuD,
adrtutes unb Geusfie, purben DON ben
8rtten bef3Iasnabmt, mas Die Regies
rung m BoIbirgton berarIaBte, bet
Gngfnnb gu prptsftireu. 0ieIe SOutros
oerIe 1T immsr nod ni9t erlebigt.
Serr Woguer ertldrte bic Se6uup'
tIrgeu Der Utatrofen pou Der ,Uta'
nitrtDoc-, bab bic S6tffs Der &omS
pugnie Oeiti6e llnterissbOpte perIorg'
ten, fir eiue Ieere grftnDung bon elm
paar RatrOfen, bic nit ibrem &npta
tan Streit batten, unb notwithstanding
ba6ten. fi4 auf foI4e Dsiie gu rd'
den.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-05-09
Charles SatenSerfF
Der Frii6ere griDatittretdr Oes 9sut
narts oon 9rinden,
Sn Sau JrdusiscO nun sbenfdls Oer'
bdftet.

Gan Jrdneisco, Sal, Z.
Roi. Sier purbs Charles adten'
borff friber qrtpatietrstGr Sss esut'
nan.s BON BriaGEn, psI4er boz Ras'
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-05-09
gSetterbe

sir Sbio, Meit girgtnisn unb
bos pefli6e pennfDlpanisn: Sriibes
Better am Wtittipo4. Gm 0pnuerFus
ipabrideinli4 I4Snes. lpdrmtrss Dst'
Ter.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-05-09
8 armeeurlase immer nod nt bum apnferensns9uR egt

Rnfa"n
20 kbnuphu ben
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-05-09
Die 2srifen mieSer aus Siresnop
pertrie6en.,

Jla60cm md6rcn0 Oes Cages (c6r 6(utige Gdmptc IN
Ocr gan5en 9egenO dattgefunOen
Sm fraS5iin 3eil Der rumt tuare bie aampfe ipe8er
Eeftiaer 2lrt ais an bem nprJersebenoem Sagem.
Dob find aberaI sbr kbbafte HrtIsriegefeNte I'm 6angs
aearatege edge or ron at tene aeuberunS erfa6rn
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1917-08-30
NOTICE OF SCHOOL ELECTION.

The annual school election for the
Independent District No. 2, (two) of
Grangeville, Idaho, win be held ait the
school building 1.-THE new huilding) on
the first Tuesday In the month of Sep
TENDER, lit falling on the 4th day Of
September) and in compliance with the
school laws OF Idaho.
There will be elected one trustee to
fill the vacancy of trustee, to take the
position Of Charles A. Parsons, and one
trustee to take the position of Fred
Cole, both of whom have served in the
position of trustee for the full term of
office, which Is three years.
Polls win be open at one % o'clock
p. m. and VIII close at six (6) o'clock
p. m. on Tuesday, September 4th.
This notice posted by order of the
chairman Of the board Of trustees, and
In compliance with state school laws.
August 18th, 1917.
CHARLES A. PARSONS.
39-2t Clerk Of the Board Of Trustees.
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1917-08-30

Enoch christensen has added the
ed Mattison place 10 his already ex-
tensiye holdings. The deal being made
last week.
H. V. Hooper has gone to war some
where in France If reports are to be
trusted.
Miss Camille Christensen is teach
ing at the Fly Blow school house. Miss
Irene Parsons the teacher having re-
signed
G. S. Smith Of Lewiston is spending
few weeks at the VIM. Reed ranch
on Joseph hunting and fishing and
otherwise enjoying the life IN the
woods.
Miss SELMA Wrooley, the teacher at
the McCaryel school, spent Saturday
and Sunday mt the Reed home, on JOS
eph.
Mrs. Agnes Smith and children Of
Moscow are visiting at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. James Aram, being old
friends. not having seen each other
since the iatter's wedding day, 8 years
ago.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Barrett and
Mr., McDougall OF Joseph were In
White Bird Saturday having the
papers fixed up relative to the transfer
OF the Barrett rancn recently bought
by McDougall.
move is on foot to consolidate the
Joseph and the Yellow Pine road dis
tricts. The Joseph road commissioners
have passed resolution inviting the
Yellow Pine district to Join them. The
latter district will vote ON the question
Of consolidation the nrst of September.
Ii the consolidation is voted the in
tenton is to petition for a bond elec-
ton for building road to the river
by way of the Hockersmith ferry to
to some point on the prairie. This is
good move and we hope 1t viii meet
with success
A new school house Is being erected
In the McCarvel scnool district, the
summer school there is held IN large
tent.
Rev. j. 5. Anderson and family left
Monday for Grangeyille where they
took the train Tuesday morning for
Pullman, Wash, where they will visit
a day or so. Mrs. Anderson and the
children win go to Helena, Mont, for
a months visit with her sister. Mr..
Anderson win go to North Yakima to
attend the annual conference which
opens there Sept. 8. He is not sure
that he viii be returned to this field
Furniture and piano for sale. En-
quire Robt. Woiff, Salmon River Stores
Co., White Bird, Idaho
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1917-08-30

Obituary.
Michael Deasy was born Feb 3, 1869
In Virginia City, Nevada. He came to
Idaho in 1883 and located on the John
Day where he has made his home
since. He was married to Miss Nettie
Delmage In 1894. To them were born
seven children: John, William, Harry
(died IN 1901 Jefferson, Michael
Mark, and Ina Margary.
Mr.. Deasy had been working In the
forest reserve for a number of years.
Last Saturday morning he was found
dead in his cabin. heart failure being
the cause. Mr.. Shell Delmage went to
the timber and brought the body out
Undertaken H. S. Hancock of Grange
Vile came to White Bird Sunday and
prepared the remains for burial and
took the same to John Day where inter-
ment as made. Rev. j. s. Anderson Of
White Bird assisted by Rev. Mr.. Bal
lis, Sunday school missionary OF the
Presbyterian church, conducted the
services. A goodly number of friends
and neighbors were present to express
their esteem of the deceased and show
sympathy with the bereaved family
A. L. Donaldson, the White Bird
banker left Saturday morning for a
business trip to Spokane and other
outside points
DIR. Warner Of Grangeyille and Fos-
kett OF White Bird were called to the
Geo. Boley home ON account of the
illness of little Anita, who is suffering
from tonsoiitis and appendicitis
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1917-08-30
MEN WANTED.

Sawyers and fellers, Soc per M
Mill and camp minimum wage 1926.
Steady work--ample protection against
/. w. W.
CRAIG MOUNTAIN LUMBER co.
37tf Winchester, Idaho.
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1917-08-30
ESTRAY NOTICE.

One red steer at our ranch, years
old, weight about 1850, branded TJR
joined in monogram on left hip. Own
er can have same by paying all ex-
penses.
Ss4t Won BERGE BROS.
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1917-08-30
NOTICE TO CUsTOMERs

Owing to the war conditions we are
compelled to do away with the in
stallment plan Of selling furniture.
Hereafter we will sell for cash only.
and by so doing, will be able to give
you better prices.
THE FURNITURE EXCHANGE,
O. Z. Lingo.
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1917-08-30
FOR SALE

Hogsl hogs hogsl Old and young.
Pigs for sale. lots Of them. Sows with
pigs. Come and see me right away.
]. L. COLVIN,
Poor Farm
tP. S---Also some mich cows.)
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1917-08-30
STRAYED OR STOLEN.

One bay Agar old, unbranded mare,
rope burn on left hind foot, right hind
foot white, weight $50. Please notify
Coos Livery, Grangeville, Idaho. 1t
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1917-08-30
FOR SALE.

Forty acres Of land two miles south
west Of town. Price, $1,000, on easy
terms. III. j. MUNRO. Grangeyille,
Idaho. Beat
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1917-08-30

FOR SALE, CHEAP, A GOOD HONE.
A thoroughly modern bungalow, with
five good lots, property weel located,
in Kamiah, Ida. Inquire at this Of
flee. 2Gt
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1917-08-30
FOR SALE.

A span of good, gentle work horses
price $4,000. Cali Farmer line 9S.
36ff FEN BATTY.
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1917-08-30
LAND FOR SALE

One hundred sixty acres, the Fl. FL.
Nissen ranch, near Winona. Call on or
address, Mrs. Fl. H. Nissen, Fem,
Idaho. 37tf
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1917-08-30
LOST.

Between the Ben Long ranch and
Grangeville, Sunday morning, ladies'
rain coat. Suitable reward for return
TO this Office.
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1917-08-30
WOULD BUY REsTDENCE.

Party wants residence property well
located with plenty Of ground. Must
be cheap. Call at Globe.
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1917-08-30
WANTED.

Saw mill to saw 250,000 feet Of lun.
Der. Write w. III. VINCENT, Harp
ster, Idaho. SSH
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1917-08-30
HAS NARROW ESCAPE.
J.eF. Mclean in Serious Automobile
Accident

J. f. Mclean, father of Frank III.
Mclean, narrowly escaped serious
injury in an automobile accident
several days ago while en- route
from Great Falls to Fort Benton
with four other men. He was
Thrown headlong out of the car and
landed on top Of his head in the
middle of the road. He appeared
not to be particularly hurt at the
time, but since returning to the
home Of his son here at Fairfield
pains in various parts of his body
and notably in his chest are devel-
oping, and some fears for his well
fare are entertained.
Mr.. Mclean was one of a party of
Ave including the driver, who were
going by auto from Great Falls to
Fort Benton when some ailment APP
pears to have seized the driver and
he appears to have been unable to
control the ear. At any rate the car
which appears to have been going at
high speed, ran with one wheel into
the ditch as result of which the
axle of the auto caught on the
shoulder of the road which appears
to have been well rounded and stop
ped dead AS 1t did so all four of
the passengers were precipitated out
of the car onto the ground but
the driver remaiRed in his seat. The
ear was not overturned. 1t is thought
that the passengers were aware that
something was wrong before the car
struck and were preparing to jump.
They We're all thrown out of one side
Of the car, and this fact is explained
on the theory that they had set them
selves to jump out that way.
Mr.. Mclean related that so squarely
did he land on his head that the con-
tents of his pockets We're emptied be-
side him In neat little pile that he
could have covered with his hat His
age, which Is seventy-six years, makes
the shock sustained in the accident the
more serious. Simms Mont Enter
prise.
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1917-08-30
ESTRAY NOTICE.

red yearling bull came to my place
May l. 1917. No marks or brands.
Owner can have same by paying all ex-
penses. n. III. Lamb.
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1917-08-30
FEM NEWS.

Camas Social Club No. 2 met with
Mrs. Peter Meland and as usual a
very pleasant afternoon was enjoyed
by all. The afternoon was spent in
fancy work. An excellent lunch was
served by the hostess The next meet
ing Is to be with Mrs. l.. Splngler,
Sept. 0.
Mr. and Mrs 0. Il. Roos spent Sum
day at Lewiston.
Mr.. and Mrs. Julius Won Bargen,
Bertha Blessing and Mrs. A. L. Bus
sard and children spent Sunday at the
August v0n Bargen home.
Most of the farmers In this vicinity
have their grain threshed and hauled
to the warehouses.
Work on the well which is being
drilled for the Camas Prairie Rail-
road Co. Is progressing nicely as they
have gone over 200 feet.
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1917-08-30

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The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1917-08-30

Furniture and piano for sale. En-
quire Robt. Woiff, Salmon River Stores
Co., White Bird, Idaho.
The Oakes times. [volume] (Oakes, N.D.) 1906-current, 1917-05-10
WORK BEGUN ON CITY PARK

Operations have been commenced in
laying out and improving the city park
located on Union street. Herman Han
son, who has had some years. expert
ence in tree culture and shrubbery,
has been hired to take charge of the
work. The arrangement of the park
was planned by Mr.. label, the new
nursery man who is locating here.
The paths, which will be constructed
of gravel and coated with oil, have
been staked out and a site has been
selected for the band stand which will
be erected by the city and fire depart
ment. Space has been reserved for a
fountain and fish pond but as yet no
definite arrangements have been made
as to the fountain. Over eight hundred
shrubs and bulbs have been procured
and various other assistance has been
received from the clubs and lodges of
the city, who are cooperating with
the park board through the efforts of
the Woman's Club. 1t has been sug-
gested that organizations who wish to
assist in beautifying the park should
select clump of shrubbery and pay
for it. With these improvements and
with level boulevard planted to grass,
Oakes should have park to be proud
of.
The Oakes times. [volume] (Oakes, N.D.) 1906-current, 1917-05-10
LOCAL MARKETS
Work and Sacrifice Needed

G. E. Knox, F. D. Mccartney and H.
X. Haldeman represented this section
at st. Paul last Saturday at meeting
of the commercial organizations of the
Northwest on labor supply, on the
production and conservation of food
stuffs, etc.
The whole country is being organ
lied to meet the emergencies brought
on by the war. To do it there must be
organization. States must be organ
lied first, then counties and extend in
to the townships and cities. Every
agency must be put to work. There
are high prices for everything and ev-
erybody should go to work with will.
It will take work and sacrifice-snd
more work and sacrifice-to do what
the world requires of us now. Help
the organizers all you can when they
call on you.