The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1917-04-26

re ShtS AAheH&hs Now sergeant A.
Company p, has made application ~
appointment 20 the second lieuteDsns.
wherever the need for such an ossoc!
may be found. s'
Loans Geo. M. Reed.
virgil York, who recently held i,
sale OF grade cattle. departed for Ss. vx
Persons, Alberta, Canada, last T rsa
day morning where he viii locata -
the present. Mrs. York and child.
departed the following morning. NJ
York shipped six head Of horses 49,
cows and calves and household gooHs
land accompanied the car. The mar
| friends Of Mr.. and Mrs. York rec,s.
| their departure and all join in wishina
| them health and prosperity in tha;s
new home. Sites Enterprise
| Farm loans. A. w. Talkington.
walter Villas who is with Doc Dar,~
| on his Cougar Ridge ranch, phoned y
| to Eli ingram Wednesday that he hsa
| lust killed a brown bear and that ~
expected to capture two more wh,sS
Inc had located In that vicinity. Thss
should furnish the boys not only with
| an abundance Of meat but also
super-abundanc OF shair oir' "a.
ornamentation When they come =
| town again we shall expect them to ~
"slicked up considerably.
Private money-Geo. M. Reed.
j. Arthur Brown, deputy Forest mr.
ervisor at this place for many year.
had decided to throw up his govarr'
ment position and retire to his farm
4 three miles west OF Lewiston where hs
and his partners win engage in ths
dairy businss on an extensive scala
Mr.. Brown has been pretty CLOSELY
confined to Office work for years ana
he believes that the change will great.
ly benefit his health. Mrs. Brown
:. win leave next week for Lewiston. but
4 Mr.. Brown will continue here until the
first of June. The Browns win n
greatly missed here, from the church
and social circles and their departure
win be deeply regretted.
: Money to loan. II. w. Carrots.
Judge James +. Ailshie came in SIM.
! day night from Lewiston where he
attended the meeting of the north Ida.
no members of the State Council Of
Defense recently appointed by Gov
Alexander, OF which he Is O member
The Judge was called to Grangeyille
Ion legal matters, and spent Monday
; here attending to the same and looking
after his farm interests. The Judee
y is preparing to build good barn on hs
ranch east Of town this summer. He
e says he is planning to take little
l outing and superintend the c0nstruc
: ton Of the same and Mrs Ailshie and
e family win come down and spend sew.
v eral weeks with their Grangeyille
! friends. All Of which is welcome news.
Ell Buy farm--Geo. M. Reed.
suficient subscriptions have been
Farmers Union to guarantee the cree
ton of the elevator at Fem, but the
:. solicitors working ON the elevator and
q mill proposition for Grangeville have
J. not been so successful in placing STOCK
p among the farmers. 1t has been given
D out repeatedly that business men
y would subscribe for the unsold portion
. OF the stock when the soliciting com
. mittee has completed the canvass. All
who have the matter in mind are urg.
= led to sign up within the next two
p weeks before the annual meeting, an
In0uncement of which appears else
Fire insurance A. w. Talkington.
Cheap money-Geo. M. Reed.
Probate Judge Wilbur Campbell re
turned home last Saturday night from
Hot Springs, Ore, where he and father
have been sojourning for several week
and regularly dipping in the pool
for rheumatic ailments. Wilbur say
he is much improved and will taxi
N lnp Office work again, which he wa
compelled to abandon for some TIM
= before leaving for the health resort
He says DIR. Stockton arrived Their
recently and is having the time o
Il his life. Doc apparently has som
ideas Of his own which do not ex
VI actly conform to some of the "se
at rules" in vogue at the health resort
0, but we win not undertake to discus
OF the differences at this time, but vii
OF defer matters until the Doctor is pres
OF ent to censor the article. The eide
OF Mr.. Campbell win return home sooI
= City property--Geo. M. Reed.
W. F. Clark Of Harpsser was |
Tuesday on county seat business, an
y. while here related d rather serious e,
perience which befell him on the wa!
He was riding fine big colt, that wa
st thought to be perfectly gentle, whic
nd without moments warning gave
err bucking exhibition that would hay
Isl put the events pulled off at Bordt
re- Days away back in the shade. I'D
IS road where this occurred was in Il
worst condition and the colt final
rs. landed in a deep hole and fell unsea
st. ing Mr.. Clark and injuring him quiz
nd severely. The animal arose and turl
ed toward home kicking and bucbir
at every jump. A neighbor headt
the colt off further down the road an
,lf and returned him to Mr. Clark, WI
nj repaired the rigging. mounted u
m horse and rode on into the city. He
az once hunted up physician and hs
the injuries sustained attended TO al
IN ON the following day returned home
Money at low rate. M. L. Ayers.
Evan Evans. chairman of the sta
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