The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1917-04-12

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
cake burner, and Jim Mcru
general handy-andv at thn onvers Is
taurant. 1t tue new res
The Whitebird State Bank o,ono.,
business Monday morning Anvil
everything looks spick and a s,pan
a anu BUSINESS like-but 60 and see sor
wy young men Shorty Tyoaa,.
ana Bud Mcdonald left for c ro,aS
vIie on Monday, horseback ana a,,.s,1
mg-Whats up? Guess. u '''iii-
Miss Martha Squibb who hoe 49,,
teacning at Deer Greek left for 9Th n
pdrts, ner school being finished
"a ietter has been received from tbo
SyIian-American Relief Committao
sIatmg that Whitebird ought to cive
%So,W per month to that work We
uoupt not that there is good need In
a,nerNa' put there are needs every.
where. There are hard times ond
nnuch suIerlng even In America no
cause OF the war. BE we think thot
.hese appeals by men behing mahogany
uesks VINO seem to think they know
other peoples duties better than the
people themselves tend to defeat the
very thing they are trying to bring
apout. Money does not grow as hv
magic, even in Whitebird.
Mr. and Mrs. Milo Newman ara tbo
prouu and happy parents Of a nine
pouhu DaDy boy who arrived Saturday
morning He has been named CIV
Woodrow-long may he live Nav no
become our next democratic president
MRS. Butzin left Whitebird ON Tues.
days stage for Grangeville, being cal.
led there by the critical illness of her
sister, Mrs. Pearl johnson.
MISS Alice Progue teacher at the
Excelsior school has left for Lewiston
wnere she will attend the Normal
school preparatory for another term
of teaching.
Melvin HOlbrOok who works for
Ihos. Pogue near higgins had the mis-
fortune TO sustain broken leg Satur
DAY AFTERNOON. He was driving four.
morse team hauling some baled hav
ana grain when one Of the wheels hit
Dig rock in the road and threw
Mef OH the seat. DIR. FOskett was
called by telephone and rushed for
the rescue per automobile.
Several hundred of wild geese were
observed high in the air Sunday giving
the doleful cry: I'VE are at war" AS
we all ready know that no panic was
to be expected.
| Inspect your chimney. Another fire
nearly materialiZed in Whitebird SAT-
urday when too much smoke was seen
at the Fitch residence Fortunately it
was discovered and conquered before
any damage was done
County Superintendent, J. J. Staley
j gave very interesting address at the
Whitebird high school Thursday after
noon, April 8. He explained the
changes made in the school laws by
the recent legislature, and gave sundry
advices as to school teachers. directors
1t was very much worth while
Mr.. John K0kla Of Lucille passed
through Whitebird to Grangeville to
attend the County Commissioners, not
as county dad. but he brings with
him pledges of $4,000 toward a bridge
across the river at Lucille. He hopes
to induce the county to pay the bal
ance needed. We wish him success, and
hope that more bridges shall be built
over the Salmon. Here is a chance for
get-to- gether, and stick o-gether work.
Mrs. Mary Alkire who has been
visiting at Grangeville, passed thru
the Salmon river country enroute to
her home at John Day, Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Kirkham spent
Easter Sunday at "Granddaddy"
Kirkham's ranch.
1t is reported that Dick Hamilton
has bought his mothers farm on the
Joseph and will stick to the soil.
Among the guests registered at the
Whitebird hosiery are the following
JAS Dogan, G. V. Ring Enoch Chris
Hansen, w. C. Jones. +. O. Davis, f.
NJ. Hooper, J O Rhoades, ]. l.. Carter,
Il. s. McCune, John DeHaven. r. s.
Henley, p. Talbot, f. r. Vaughan.
Rev. J. S. Andersen preached at the
Cow Creek school house Saturday
night. at John Days Sunday morning,
and at Whitebird Sunday evening.
The itinerant days are not passed yet.
Flowing, seeding, gardening, clean
ing. that is the order of the day every
where.
How much education does a person
lneedg' was the topic discussed by Mr.
Addison before the pupils of the White
bird schools Tuesday afternoon. There
is no danger that we will get too much
of the genuine kind. nor is it even too
late to begin. This is the first of a
number of talks by home talents ar
ranged by Principal Curtis
Joint program at high school April o,
Song School
Recitation -------------rra RANK Daies
Harm solo Willard Holbrook
Reading Laura Smith
pronhecv Donald FriZzel
reclamation Roy Hogan
Essay Ross Benz