The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1917-03-01
:, DODGE CARS GOING FAST.


me Elmers Hardware reports the
s sle OF the following Dodge cars since
que receipt of carload shipment a few
vays ago: Marion Weber and ]. HI.
WI bargen, Fem; j. l.. Stewart, Ed
91awiey, Grangeville; Ed Smith, White
Dnu. ms agency has two more cars
h - STOCK with number of prospective
SSuSers' ana expect to close contracts
.or them within few days. Under
que conditions caused by a marvellous
uenlahd all over the country for this
maze OF car, the agents do not know
"neh their next shipment will arrive.
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% a Anderson returned last Thurs
uay evening from Portland where he
leIt Mrs. Anderson feeling remarkably
wen considering the rather irving trim
NJ from Grangeville to the city of roses
w. w. Brown also stood the trim well
ne was taken to the sanatarium and
paced under the care of DR. Jones
LATER adv1ces have been received stat
ing that he with Mrs. Brown and Edna
hau taken up quarters at the hotel
where Mrs. Anderson is located. and
mat poth patients are much improved.
ohester eager has entered into a
CONTRACT with the Averill Machine
company OF Portland, and goes on the
Ioau thls week as travelling salesman
lor the company. His territory covers
northern Idaho and part Of eastern
washington. Chester is one of our
wlde awake, active young men and we
preuict that he will make good In the
llelu OF labor which he has now en-
tered. His knowledge of machinery
ana MS practical experience Herewith
VIII be OF great benefit to him in the
work he has taken up.
Miss Lititia Frizzell, the popular
western Union operator. has lust re-
celved brand new G melody saxo.
phone from one of the leading music
houses of the east and will now dc.
vote her spare time to acquiring pro-
nclency In reed harmony. 1t is said
fiuD Wood and others are planning like
purchases and that there win be form
ed saxophone quartet In the near fu-
lure Ii present plans mature. DIR. ST.
mons and Mrs. Callison each owns a
saxophOne, the DIR. playing In the hand
and Mrs. Callison playing In the church
choir.
John Norwood, who has been feeling
somewhat under the weather for the
past rev days, was taken quite iii
wednesday, and DIR. Slusser. who was
called In took him over to DR.. Rains
Tor an x-ray examination. When the
photograph was developed clearly
defined case of gall stone was revealed
Mr.. Norwood will be taken to Spo-
kane In the morning for treatment. his
brother-in-law Hub Wood accompany
Ing him. His friends here hope that
hl will hn
stored health, and practically as good
as new
A couple of Grangeville high school
boys were taken before Justice Carrots
last week on charge of swiping some
canned groceries left at the door of
one OF the housekeeping rooms in the
Savings and Trust company block. If
done as joke 1t was a serious matter
and If the purpose was otherwise than
a joke 1t was still more serious. Judge
Carrots and the officers evidently look
ed upon the matter seriously and
while the boys were released on pledg-
es of better behaviour in the future.
the lesson gained and the severe lee
ture received should make an impress
sion upon them that will last through
future time.
Word was received in Grangeyille
that Maggie, the fifteen year old daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. p S. Griner, died
suddenly Tuesday night at their home
southwest of Winona adjoining the
Red Rock school tract The young
lady had been attending the school at
Red Rock until taken sick. No par
ticulars were given further than that
the remains were to be taken to Den
yer cemetery for interrment today. The
funeral sermon was preached at the
home by Rev. Thurston, of Walla Wal
la. Undertaken Maugg of Grangeville
conducted the funeral.
Judge j. f. Ailshie came in Tuesday |
evening from Occur dAlene and is
looking after matters In the district |
court His son jamie was recently |
brought home by Mrs. Ailshie from the |
school which he was attending in the |
east, the young man having been suf- |
fering from an attack of appendicitis. |
But he is much improved at this time. |
Judge Ailshie was the guest of the
Commercial club at the Wednesday |
luncheon this week, and when called |
upon for a few remarks on the divi-
sion of the state, in ocular manner
handed a package to his old-time Dem
OCrdLlc IrlenuS McJrane ana HaJId-
baugh, which caused a general laugh.
The judge left for home this morning.
Gus Durham, the twelve year old
son of Arthur Durham. of Whitebird,
was brought before Probate Judge
Campbell Monday by consent of the ia
Their on a charge of incorrigibility. The
young boy, who is a bright wide awake
little fellow, has got started off wrong, \
but under proper restraint will make
a capable, useful man. After being
tried in the homes of relatives and
he was sent to the sisters school
at Slickpoo. That failing to bring
about the required change in demeanor
and conduct, he was brought to
for the action of the Pro
bate court. The judge decided to
send the young man to the school of
correction at st. Anthony, and he
left Tuesday morning for that place
in charge of Deputy Ben Shaw.
Clyde Moffitt and family left on
Wednesday mornings train for Rock
Island. ILL., their former home Mr..
NIOffitt recently sold his splendid