The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1910-04-21

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Wanted-Stock to pasture. A. Hin.
termeister, phone Farmers line a.
13. a.,
White Bird Station, on the old
Hump road, has reopened for pub.
lie patronage
Miss Sadie Stockton has returned
10 MOSCOW after brief visit with
relatives and friends
The electric light plant was repair
ed late Friday evening and the lights
came on about 10 o'clock.
Miss Jessie Coram returned the
first of the week to Moscow to re.
sumo work at the university
Mr.. and Mrs. Seth Jones, Sr., have
returned from Juliaetta where they
have been sojourning during the
past winter.
j. Loyal Addison was in the city
the first of the week from White
Bird. He recently purchased 100
acres of land on Chapman creek of
Mrs. Mary Chapman.
Mrs. A. NJ Baker has received a
gold medal from the A. Y P. exposi-
ton. The medal is an exceedingly
handsome one and was awarded for
the display of hand painted china
Mrs. Baker exhibited.
William Ingram, who was called
to California recently by the serious
illness of his mother, writes that
the aged lady died Tuesday of last
week. Mr.. Ingram is expected home
the last Of this week
Roy Mckinney came over Saturday
evening from Cottonwood after a
short visit with his parents. He
has accepted a position in a dry
goods store at Lewiston and left
this week to begin work.
Miss Elizabeth NJ. Perkins, who
has just closed a very successful
term of school at Harrisburg, was in
the city for a few days last week
visiting friends. Miss Perkins has
been engaged to teach the summer
term at the Orogrande school.
Paul Gelbach, of the L. S. s. West
Virginia. was in the city this week
from San Francisco for visit with
his parents. He has Travelled exten-
sively since leaving here few years
ago. He left on todays' train and
does not expect to return until 1913.
The local Thespians who produced
"Tncle Eli" at Cottonwood Friday
evening returned home on Saturday S
train They were greeted by a large
house at Cottonwood end were treat
ed royalty by the residents of that
thriving town. The play gave very
good satisfaction.
Mrs. C. w. Hatfield, formerly OF
Melrose, Douglas county, Oregon, Is
now at Tharp and has choice single
comb Brown Leghorn eggs for sale
at $500 per setting of Is. Mrs. HAT
field has an enviable reputation as
poultry expert and owns some Oh
the finest chickens on the coast.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. NJ. Baker and lit
tie daughter, Claire Louise, returned
Monday evening from a very pleasah'
visit with relatives and friends at
Snokane. They were accompanied
home by Miss Vivienne Vercelr, VINO
formerly resided here and who is a
graduate of the local high school,
Miss Vercler will spend about a
month visiting with friends.
T. J. Remington, Of Remington
ferry. president of the Salmon RlV-
or State bank, of. White Bird, was
town Saturday and made a pleas
ant call at this office. Mr.. Remlng-
TON has been running the ferry OF
that name since about 1892 and mas
also given his patrons the best OF
service. Mr.. Remington is now en-
goqed in the construction OF new
nontoon boat to be used at his place.
THIS gentleman constructed five ne"
boats one large supply boat and four
row boats for the Pittsburg & Gill
more surveyors this winter which
were used by them on the Salmon
aid Snake rivers.