The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1918-06-13

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Bert .Auger returned yesterday from
business trip to outside poi4
Miss Florence Murray dep&l to-
day fors& vacation trip TO points In
| Canada.
AAnumber of Rebek6hs and Odd Eel
lows went over to Ferdinand Wednes-
day TO attend session OF the lodges
at that place in the evening.
Frank Hogan and Fred Painter were
up from Whitebird the last OF the
week.
Ellison-White Curcuit at Cotton
Wood. Six days June 22-27. 29-2t
Herbert A. Hover, president of the
Montana Land company, OF Helena,
Mont, was I'm Grangeville a few days
this week He was here In consulta-
ton with his agents, A. p. Mitchell
and L. M. Harris.
j. G. Safely Of the Free Press re-
turned the last Of the week from Elk
| City and Newsome where he conduct
ed the registering Of young men for
army duty under the draft law. He
saws the scenic beauties of the trip
is well worth the time spent going and
coming.
Celebrate the glorious 4th at Grange
vile. Patriotic program and special
Chautauqua attractions.
Miss Virginia Branscombe formerly
deputy county Auditor is In the city
for two weeks visit with friends
and relatives. Miss Branscombe holds
splendid position In the editorial
rooms of the Spokesman Review pub
lications at Spokane where her par
ents now make their home.
Celebrate the glorious 4th at Grange
Chautauqua attractions.
At session of the Idaho county de-
Tense council Tuesday evening alleged
disloyal remarks said to have been
made by Fred Timberman who Is en-
plOyed in the baggage car on the High
line were investigated. The council APP
proved the action Of the complainant
in the case but decided after a thor
ough investigation that no further ac-
ton would be necessary.
Mrs. Abbie Holsclaw Is In receipt
of a telegram from her son, Vernon,
who states that he was honorably dis
charged May 81, and received an hon.
orable commission of Warden Ma
chinist in the U. s. N Reserve. He
states that In this position he will
probably see active service in less than
2 weeks
At the Smoke House you win fnd on
sale Columbia grafanolas and all the
latest records.
| At the Commercial club luncheon
Wednesday considerable discussion
was had regarding the North and
South highway. The commissioners of
the Lake highway district were pres
ent at the luncheon and participated
In the discussion. A committe was ap-
pointed to arrange details for the 4th
of July celebration here.
June 1927 Chautauqua Cottonwood
]. M. Shaw, pilot of the old re
liable Kooskia Mountaineer, was shak.
ing hands with friends in Grangeville
a few days the first Of the week. Mr.
Shaw is one Of the printers Of the
old school who keeps pace with the
times and issues paper that is thor
0ughly modern and credit to its
home community.
Field granaries and farm elevators
!; let us help you get what you want
land wen find it mutually. Hussman
Lumber Co. 23-t1
III Il Sweet sold his fine farm miles
; north of town last week to A. Doornb0s
/ who recently came to Idaho from Mon
: tana. Mr.. DoornbOs is Of the steady
progressive type Of farmer and Is q
welcome addition to the farmers OF
: the prairie. He Is favorably impress
ed with Camas prairie land and decid
ed to acquire good sized tract Of
the same for his future home.
, Hawaiians at Cottonwood Chautau
qua June 22-27. 29-2
: l. r. zuver, the auctioneer, had wha
might have been very serious auto
r Sunday. In trying to change to low
{ gear near the top Of the hill, the ca
started backwards. The car turne,
SOiupitteiy OVER pluuiilS MT. HuVef ant
passengers underneath. Only 70
the fact that the top was up, the who'll
|, party would no doubt have been kille,
4 or seriously injured.
Word has been received from ELI
b. Allen who recently left Grangevill
!. to join the navy that he has 'got on
l nicely at Bremerton and is playin
N baritone with the naval band. Allie
g came from his home in Missouri I
q join up with the boys of the Cowbo
q band with whom he played sewers
\ weeks. He is an excellent musicia
I, and made many warm friends durin
his stay in Grangeville.
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