The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1917-07-19

rs;a ~ of this country we cannot
nusdmire Germany's plan. The ranl
~. ts1a of the worlds people are
any -, workers and If disharmony can
pIas sn about In the ranks Of labor
y -, critical time like this the chances
y y. snccess OF democracy's cause have
- aa lessened. The plan is wise from
.se Ienemy's viewpoint, but what shall
ue ssv 81 the patriotism Of those who
W. s,low alien influences to blind
n For the sake Of organized labor
u sss which we are In hearty accord
W. hone that the suspicion now gain
-, - ground. and not without some
sna,s,ndatjon. shall be disprOven. The
- way 10 do 1t is for organized la
- 80 and unorganized labor to work to-
rsfber tremendously, win this war
sssickly. and show that the United
s s.sfes of America are united indeed.
r, Addison is thought to be the
a.s land commissioner, succeeding G..
= wright. who has resigned to go to
Montana by the first OF August.
Note Miss Effie Taylor's advertise
ment.
nv the Salmon River Stores Co.
r.yerything in the store is not that
cbeaps Of course.
MIS- Inez Cochran, who is taking
treining at the Deaconess Hospital
methodist Episcopal) In Spokane, is
snioving a well deserved two-weeks
vacation at her home on Doumecq
plains. She has been at the hospital
IN two years, one more and she will
graduate. There Is great need of
trained nurses in spite Of the belief
and teaching In some quarters that
Sickness and pain are only imaginary.
A. L. Donaldson received word Mon
day that an eighteen-year-old nephew
81 his had died at Lewiston. Two
wears ago the young man, while pulling
down window shade at school slipped
and hurt his head against desk. He
lost the power Of memory and speech.
Several operations were performed, but
hey failed to bring relief. The DON
aldsons were unable to attend the fu-
neral services held Tuesday at Lew
lston, because Of pressure of the work
III the bank.
4 good many Of the women of ,Dou-
mecq spent a pleasant get-together So
cial afternoon at the home Of Mrs. J.
Cochran Wednesday, the 18th. 1t was
called "tea," but ice cream, home
made, and other good things were en-
joyed BY the visitors. This is q fine
way Of making life more worth while.
Emmett Jones was in town Saturday
from his ranch on the Plains and re-
turned home In the afternoon.
The Joseph country is going to be
well supplied with sawmills, and If
competition makes things cheaper.
lumber ought not to be very expensive.
At least In that section. Mr.. Peters Is
having sawmill installed, as are Nc
0lelland and WIN Jones, and another
Is to be set up further down, we
learn
The young people Of Garfield met at
the Cochran home Friday evening and
had genuine good time. Refreshments
were served, games were played. So
interesting was 1t that time slipped
s By quickly and it was past midnight
before the young people started Tor
melr various homes There was no
danclng, and 1t Is demonstrated once
more that dance is not essential to a
good time
MIS-. Wallace Hill heard some travel
make a remark to the egect that
*Wnite Bird was the darndest old town
3 ne mad ever struck. He couldn't even
#puy loaf OF bread, and she being a
booster at once put up a sign at her
gate, Fresh Bread" That Is the way.
f. al 90 his bit to build up his town.
Mr. John Nevin Of the Salmon River
o.ores company, left Monday morning
aOout o'clock for Grangeville to take
~ Train Tor Lewiston, where he was
SONG on business.
Inc ladies' aid met Wednesday AFT
Frnoon ON the lawn at the Marshall
pome and enjoyed the shade of the old
merry trees, as well as fine refresh
nent and the work.
Doht forget the Sunday school pic-
lc tne preaching, the dinner. the
:vuFtn quarterly business meeting of
'as church, all at the J. B. Berry or
aalu' Monday, July %. 1t begins at
q M Rev. FL. j. Wood, and Rev.
u,eW warner will be present and
n pas Bring your lunch baskets well
Y. 4. McWilliams. a horse buyer.
o vm Caldwell, Idaho, is here buying
eises and mules.
apered. '"u nis house
i rank Rogers and J. u. Chamber
sunday. 'aiicrS ~ 1own
T., 3. Dempsey of Pollock. was seen
~ saturday transacting business
Red Cross.
a,sh.l l'lonai names added to the mem
R amp roll Of the White Bird chapter
ms Bailey Rice.
frank Daily.
IIalgaret Daubenspeck.
!; 2 Daubenspeck
NJ =; G. Daubenspeck.
wade wade Daubenspeck.
FINEST Ashby.
fred G. Smith.
Jake Harris.
g y D. Swarts
ans s,h 7. .. swarts.
nn ,t johnson.
Wnliam L. Lane.
Dave Brown. 1910
Mrs. Dave Rro..,.