The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1917-06-07

from the mine on the ClearWater e1se
~ town Tuesday and were purcnasing
sunpyies. Mr.. Wakely In commenting
IN the high water last week, stated tnat
10 ascanetl without damage otner imam
,ha loss Of ten gallons of oil which was
90 r,.,ed away from Joe Bakers store
room Joe lost all his garden ana tne
ground was ruined.
Engeue Barnett was arrested last
srrdsv at Cottonwood for disloyal ut
terances and for opposing ana diseouI
aging registration for conscrlptioh put
noses, and was brought to Grahgesiiie
and lodged in Jail. Barnett nad maui
the open declaration That ne Weeo
not register, as required under the Jaw.
hut he changed his mind after nlgn,
in the county bastile, and, IL Is saii'
was anxious TO get In line.
Mrs. G. A. Branscombe worthy ma
tron of the local order OF the Eastern
star. and Mrs. Ed. Cawley will repre-
cent their order at the Grand Cnapter
m he held I'm Boise next week. Mrs.
Rranscombe win leave In the morning
80 that she will have few days 10 Visit
with her son Charlie who Is a member
of Second Idaho regimental band now
located at Boise. Mrs. Cawley is plan
ming to leave here Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Irwin Toye left this
week for Seattle where Irwin will join
his brother Art I'm a business way and
take M permanent residence. Irwin
was one of the main spOkes In the local
band. being first-class trombone play
or. and will be greatly missed from
that musical organization, while both
he and Mrs. Toye will leave vacancy
hard to fill In the young married set.
Ted Long came up from Charleston
Tuesday In his car bringing with him
his niece, Miss Ellen Stephens. He
said the roads were In very good shape
and they had no difficulty on the way,
but now that he had reached Grange
vile he found the roads in such con-
dition that he could not get out to his
place on the point, with his car. Roy
Troeh also came up In his fathers car.
Russell N. Cunningham, from the
Forestry department of the Idaho state
university OF Moscow, arrived In the
city last week and has accepted a posi-
ton as forest ranger under Supervisor
McHarg Young Mr.. Cunningham is
the son of NJ 4. Cunningham, one OF
the well known newspaper men of the
state, and now city editor of the Daily
Moscow Star-Mirror. Mr.. Cunningham
has been assigned to the Red river sta
| ton.
Mrs. Il. j. Bennett and two daugh-
ers of Denver. are planning to leave
| the first of next week for a lengthy
visit with friends In Montana. r. J.
who has served his. apprenticeship al
patching In the past, does not antici'
pate any unusual pleasure in serving
up his own hash and eating it In single
handed lonesomeness; but it will give
him an opportunity Of demonstrating
to himself the quality of flap jacks his
brand of -four will turn out. under adj
verse conditions.
ID. A. McAlpine was in the city this
week from Ferdinand locating head
Quarters here for the Mitchell car fol-
the Ferdinand Hardware and nipple
ment company, which has the sole
agency for the county for the Mitchell
Mr.. McAlpine also established a sales
agency at Cottonwood. His firm be
lieves in advertising as will he notet
from their advertisement for the Nit
Ichell in another portion of the paper
The headquarters here will be at thu
Eimers Garage.
Mrs. q. A. Green was given yer,
charming farewell tea Tuesday after
noon at the home Of Mrs Willard tn
ladies aid of the congregational churcl
being the hostesses. Mrs. Green ha
honn a -
ciety, and the ladies in appreciation
of the fact entertained for her prior t
her departure for Grangeyille. Mrs
Green and family will spend the great
er part of the summer with DIR. Green
who il planning to resume his forme
service with the navy.--Ilewiston Tri
bune
Chester Brown, of the A. & +. store
who went down to White Bird las
week to investigate his damages by til
high water, got some excellent picture
of the foods destructive work On
picture shows where the foundatio
was washed from under the cemen
school building the body of the strus
ture dropping into the flood, leavin
the roof attached to the main buildin,
Inc DTluSt WIS not iOSI as was II
ported at the time of the excitement
An estimate of the losses is given els,
where in the White Bird news.
Mrs Ida Proctor and family returne
last week to their home in Montan,
Mrs. Proctor is engaged i'm raisin
horses and now has quite large buncl
She returned for the purpose of di,
posing of them and TO secure a man /
leave or take charge Of her Wyomin
ranch. The Proctors spent the win
ter in the Milt Springs district at til
home of Mrs. Proctor's uncle Chris
oper Hazelbaker, Sr. They report ha,
ing spent very pleasant winter an
regret leaving the many nice peopl
they met while here. They expect /
return to Lewiston for the comm
winter.