The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1917-06-28

strong and we would not be surprised
! IL they should change their minds and
return to the old haunts Of White
Bird.
James Pemble Of Joseph, made a
trip to White Bird Sunday.
| Dan Hill Of the Boies country, went
to Grangeville Sunday afternoon to
be on hand at the sale of some state
land Monday morning. at the court
house.
ore Fitzgerald, formerly working In
the Globe establishment, is enjoying
farm life on the Joseph Plains and
hills. He Is working for his uncle, Jas
! Aram, and he declares that at last he
has found his place in life. Stick to
it. sonny. st
Charles Miller and Bert James, Of
Camas Prairie, are helping James Ar
am, on Joseph, branding cattle, etc.
u. s. Land Commissioner g. J.
| Wright Of White Bird, was having his
busy day last Saturday, when the fol
lowing citizens Of the Boles section
made final proof: Charles @. Craw-
ford, Thomas Hern, Steven HALEY, Roy
Romig. and George Allen.
Miss o. Cochran OF Garfield, made
| final proof ON her homestead Monday
before Commissioner Wright
Ray Shinn, one of the enterprising
ranchers Of the Garfield country, was
In White Bird Monday to meet his
mother and sister, who came from Can
ada.
Shell Delmage passed through town
Friday morning with bunch of fat
hogs headed for Grangeville. The hogs
appeared to be tender-footed, judging
from the way they moved along.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. G. Davis left Mon
day for Winchester, where Mr.. Davis
expects to work.
Lewiston, visited at the home Of Mr.
and Mrs. Ed Smith last week. They
came in an Elgin car, for which Mr..
Thompson has the egency. Mrs.
Thompson is a sister Of Mr.. Smith
The Thompsons and Smiths expect to
spend the month Of July automobiling
in Oregon, Washington and California
Don't you get the wanderlust, too?
/ r. III. Russell, cashier of the Grange
vile Savings and Trust company, was
in White Bird Sunday. Mr.. Addison
took him across the river to direct him
to some mining prospects he had heard
about May we expect boom in min
Ing along the Salmon river soon? IL
1t IL genuine, we welcome 1t.
Mrs. Butzien left Wednesday for
visit with her sister In Grangeville.
She expects to be gone a couple Of
weeks.
/ Mrs. Emma Holden, who has
homestead In the Spring Camp region,
Is In town visiting her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. Crooks.
Ray Pearson has moved into the
house he bought from Robert Freeman.
Ray shows the boosting spirit by not
being afraid Of living near the creek.
Pretty nearly the whole countryside
was In White Bird Tuesday, voting on
the bonds for the highway ana the
bridge.
The ladies aid society catered to the
tastes and pocket books of the public
on Tuesday by serving ice cream, cake
lemonade, ON the lawn belonging to
DIR. W. A. Foskett. Even some of the
stores that handle Ice cream themselv-
es. patronized the ladies aid. That is
right; work together, pull together
The proceeds, like most Of the money
made by that live society, will be used
for church purposes. That people re-
spond so literally indicates that they
realize the value OF the. church to the
community, which Is always encourag-
ing. May the church and community,
more and more come to understand
their Internationally and interde-
pendence.
The Rev. Mr.. Anderson announces a
patriotic sermon for Sunday night.
July !. Everybody is invited.
DR. Macneill, the genial young den
fist of Grangeville. is always kept busy
when he comes to White Bird. Ask
those who have had work done by him
and learn the reason why.
Mrs. Garfield, who has extensive
property holdings in these sections was
In White Bird this week.
Floyd Canaan OF the Spring Camp
section, passed through town on his
way home from Cottonwood.
Miss Georgia Aspaugh has left White
Bird to pick and pack fruit in other
localities.
White Birds Red Cross.
The campaign for members has been
very successful, and Is still going on
to perfection. Here Is list of the
membership so far:
]. L. Addison
A. q. Elder.
Il. r. Frizzell.
Mrs II II Eriv1a1l