The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1917-04-19

| u.;th oVAins aIter matters connected
Ml.n the estate of the sister. Mr..
s"n is accompanied by Mr.. Peter
S an expert machinest, who may
'e0iue 10 stay In this country.
George Fem a prominet farmer
IoI the Fairview section. north Of
1rangeville was here Tuesday night
Nlsiting with his neice, Mrs II. Il.
Vuist. He had been at Kamiah where
ne purchased thoroughbred white
lace pull from NJ. l.. Hastings.--Koos-
Sla Mountaineer.
Evan vEans returned Sunday even
aug from Moscow where he was at
.ehdlhg meeting of the state board
Oh education. Mr.. Evans saws Camas
prairie is not getting any the worst
Oh IL on the weather; that nine inches
Oh snow fell at Moscow on last Sat
urday and the weather Is cold and
snowy at other points.
Remeber the benefit play "The
country God Forgot at the Lyric
theatre on Friday night, April 20.
ms Is given by Mr.. Edmundson in the
interest of the First Aid Girls. You
mere have an opportunity to help this
useful organization along In the COM
mendable work the members are per-
forming.
George V. Ring will soon take charge
of the Whitebird and Slate Creek for
est stations and win enter upon his
new field of labor, which change was
granted him at his own request. Mr..
KING will move his family in a month
or so, weather permitting from Grange
vile to his ranch six miles east OF
Whitebird, from where he will operate.
Jim Wood Is now filling a place at
Inc Bradbury, having taken up the
work Monday. Jim is rapidly getting
Dack to his normal health condition
once more, but still holds onto the
Vandyke hirsute decoration, which
gives him the distinguished appearance
OF a Frech count May be, that he has
his weather eye open for an American
heiress.
DIR. f. E. Wood this week took an
option on the fine residence lots upon
Quality Hill owned by w. w. Brown
OF the Bank Of Camas Prairie. The
lots are located on the corner of south
First and Florence streets with north
east front, and are 124x166 In dimen-
sions. DIR. Wood expects to build a
fine modern residence on the lots some
time in the near future
Mrs. 7. e. Dickey arrived in the
city Monday night from her home at
Essex, Montana, and sne in company
with Mrs. Laura Terwiligar, of Koos-
kia, and couple of travelling men
were driven to Whitebird Tuesday
morning by four-norse team and
driver from Georges Livery. Mrs.
Dickey is the mother or Gus ]. Wright
the U. s. land commissioner, and was
a former resident Of Whitebird.
Frank Monroe went to Ferdinand
Monday where he held civil service
examinations for the position of post
master Of that town, which was made
vacant by the recent death of Pearl
Martin. Mrs. Martin, VINO has been in
charge of the Office for sometime, was
the only applicant for the position, 1t
being practically the unanimous senti-
ment of the community that she be con-
tinued as postmaster.
VIM. Gardner last week sold out
his interest in the Gardner & Arledge
blacksmith shop to Mr.. Arledge and
has temporarily taken up work with
Joe Sorrow. Bill has been figuring
on sgoing to Kellogg In a short time,
but may change his mind. Mr.. Ar
ledge will put modern machinery for
doing general repair work, with cleo
tric blowers and drilling machinery.
The session of the board of county
cOmmittionerS closed last Saturday
and the two outside members left for
their homes the next day; Dale Clark
going TO Kooskia, and Jay Rhoades to
Pollock. The commissioners were pres
ent at the meeting for the promotion
of increased food products which they
called for last Saturday at the court
room, and took an active part in the
proceedings.
DIR. W. C. Stalker dentist, represent
ing the dental firm of Drs. Lewis &
Stalker, with offices over the Owl Drug
store in the Weisgerber Block, Lew
iston, Idaho, will be at the following
points ON the dates mentioned below:
Whitebird, April % 10 May l.
Freedom, May 2 and 3.
John Day, May 4 and 5.
HIGGINS May 10 Id.
Lucille May IA and 10.
Charlie Branscombe left last Sat
urday morning for Spokane on a leave
of absence granted by Captain Kad-
ing After the train had left the Cap
tain received telegram from the adj
jutant general making call for Co.
Il to mobilize at Boise at once. He
got busy and caught Charles by wire
at Lewiston, and instructed him to
report back in time to join the com
pany Monday as it passed thru Lew
iston enroute south.
Lee Martin. one of the old members
of Company e. who was supposed to
have been lost in the shuttle after
the company returned from the Dor
der the first of the year. arrived in
the city Tuesday night from Gillette
Wyo.. ready to report for service
When Martin found that the company
had left for Boise, he took the train
out the next morning headed for the
same place Martin was supposed &c
have transferred to the Wyoming reg
iment.
John higgins came in last Friday