The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1917-01-11

with ice in cold weather and foreStall-
ing the pressure.
Failed to Pay Recruiting Officers.
If Governor Alexander and his royal
nibbs. Timothy Regain, who advanced
the velvet to square up with the re-
turning state militiamen, will get busy
and come across with an additional
hundred plunks for recruiting services
a couple of proletariat gentlemen down |
here in White Bird will be much |
obliged to them. The men were engaged |
by the good Governor in July to act
as recruiting agents with the promise
that he would personally look after
the expense account. When we finished
the Job and sent in our bill TO the
Governor he responded with a cour-
teous note, stating the funds had
been exhausted, and it would be neces-
sary to place our claim in the ice chest
till the legislature met. No doubt this
august body of lawmakers will make
the requisite appropriation upon rec
ommendation of the veracious Nose
Mt least we hope so.
Don't forget the date of the stock
mems grand bali to be held at Cones
hall, Friday, January 26th.
Supervisor George V. Ring of the
: United States Forestry service Is reg
| istered at the White Bird hotel.
| Doctor Macneil, the Grangeville den
list is in White Bird this week, and
reports having lucrative business
repairing the grinders of his numerous
patients.
Toney Gordon and Joshua Alkire of
the John Day section came down Mon
day evening, a part of their business
being to secure little more of Uncle
Sans land.
Grin Rogers who has been spending
the fall and winter months on the
Camas prairie returned to his home
at Deer creek the latter part of last
week.
S. X. Mahurin an old time resident
of White Bird who has been residing
in Missouri for the past year and a
half, has returned and is visiting at
the home of his son Dan in the upper
country.
X. +. Pinnel of the higgins section
was in town the last of the week, COM
: ing down on the stage, and before leav-
ing deposited few plunks with the
| local land commissioner for an addi-
: tional piece of grazing land.
Jerry Vanderburg an old time resi-
dent of White Bird, but who is now
: located at the Thompson ferry at Pitts
D burg was White Bird visitor Sunday.
: He brought over one of the boys to be
$ placed in the local school until the
end of the present term.
9 John Rosebaugh an old pioneer OF
/ this section came into town the other
5 day on business connected with his
: wood saw Mr. Rosebaugh has pur-
chased new gasoline outfit, and ex
) poets to solve the wood problem in
J. White Bird in the future
}. j. ID. Daubenspeck, the Skookum
i chuck rancher, was in town the first
e of the week attending to some business
matters Mr.. Daubenspeck says thai
! if the department has rendered an adj
u verse decision in the contest case in
L volving himself and Jake Wilson h'
=. has not yet been informed of the fact
Wallace Hill who has been doing al
extensive implement business the las
q year, succeeded in disposing of nearl.
q dozen Mandt sleds during the recen
y cold spell and snow The price of thii
q sled is SO small compared with otne
lie sleds of different make, that any OLE
)r rancher with small means can AFFORD
ie one.
s John Nevin, III. A. Roos and Boil
u Wolf of the Salmon River Stores so
81 took advantage of the balmy SUNSHINE
IL Sunday and went fishing The afore
le named gentleman endeavored to atom
y for their sins in the evening by re
u naming at home and sending tn
10 women and children to the Methods
IL church services.
u A public nuisance which we imagin
es White Bird has endured about lon
y enough is the colony of pesky cur
~ that zap and growl and howl aroun,
oI the town continually. So many mon
T. grel CANNES run loose in the mai
street of the city, that one can hardl
pass along the side walks without wit
IT, Messing conditions that are scandalous
k VIII some one kindly suggest a rem
hit edy?
ed r. Il. Macallister, chief cook and bot
re tie washer for the convict camp, TIM
ne week packed his trunk and pulled on
le of the country. While Mac" has bee
We serving up hash to the convict labor
~ ers for a good many moons he say
ne he has never worn the garb of felor
ne and his conduct while here was sue
ct as to indicate he never will. Mi
W Macallister will look after the culinar
IT. department at the Arrow Rock cam
a A malignant case of rabies is report
be ed raging in Oregon among the liv