The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1910-12-08

a DOuHCinS DdDy ElTl was COF0 Sal
urday to Mr.. and Mrs. Arlie Gentry
north of town. All are doing nicely
including Arlie
Gideon Unzicker. who recently
sold out near westlake. has purchase
the Earl Brace farm on Joseph Plains
for $4,000 =
A bouncing baby boy was born to
Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd Crosby east of
town Tuesday night. All concerned
are doing nicely.
A bouncing baby boy was born Sun
day night to Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
Leishner east of town. All concern
ed are doing nicely.
Seven cars of sheep 1900 head in
all, were shipped from Fem Tuesday
morning by Clay & Irwin, of Salmon
river, to Stanton & Co., at Spokane.
Mrs. Fl. Wax, of Portland and Mrs.
Aaron Binnard of Spokane, who had
been visiting here for a couple of
weeks at the Goldstone home, left
Monday for their respective homes.
Bud Dearborn disposed of his dray
line this week to Fred Blackburn and
will probably work at the sawmills
this winter. He intends going to
Montana next spring to reside on his
homestead
A. F. Parker, VIM. Coram, James
White and Chester Arnold were
among the members of the Mason
lodge who came over from Grange
vile Wednesday to attend the fun
eral of Oscar Moberg.
e. L. Wilson formerly depot agent
at this place. came up Saturday eve
hold effects and to transact some
business. He returned to Lewiston
Monday morning.
We are informed the case entitled
Huff VS.. Huff, which was heard at
the last session of the district court
in this county. has been appealed to
the supreme court.
One of Fl. G. Eckermann's sons
returned this week from Portland
where he had been for some time
taking treatment to recover from the
effects of an attack of infantile par
alysis.
DIR. Turner returned Monday even
ing from his trip to California where
he went recently to get his wife and
son located on the land he purchas-
ed there last summer
A lusty IL pound daughter was
born Monday afternoon to Mr.. and
Mrs. James Crea in this city. Mother
and child doing nicely and Jim is abo
the proudest papa i'm the country.
Harry Tefft was in town Tuesday
from across Salmon river with a
fine 8 point deer head and said he
and some friends run into a band
of fifteen deer near Lancaster ranch
last week.
A bouncing S-pound daughter was
born Tuesday to Prof. and Mrs. Cobb
in this city. Mother and child are
doing nicely while the Prof. is SO
proud and happy he cannot even look
"fierce" at the mischtevous pupils
in his school.
Our baby reporter failed to inform
us last week of the arrival of an 81
pound daughter at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Albert Barth of this city
on thanksgiving day. All concerned
are doing nicely and Albert is grad
ually getting so he can be called pap
without blushing like a girl caught
out with her first beau.
Archie Martin received a thorough
bred PolandtChina male hog late last
week by express from the Washing
ton State College at Pullman. The
animal cost him $50 at Pullman, and
is nice specimen of it's kind Mr..
Martin has a nice bunch of well bred
hogs on his farm and believes In
keeping only the best stock he can
get as 1t costs no more to raise pure
bred stock than 1t does to raise
scrubs.
VIM. Baune Is laid up at his home
southeast of town with a cracked
knee cap as the result of an accident
the fore part of the week. When the
accident occurred he was driving be.
tween his fathers place and his own
and while pulling up a rocky pitch the
double trees on the wagon broke.
He was driving a colt and jumped
to the ground quickly to prevent a
mix up among the horses, when he
slipped and struck his knee on a
rock with the above result. 1t may
be some time before he will be able
to get around we'll again.