The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1911-03-16
SALMON RIVER
STOCK ASSN
Meeting at White Bird and
Elect Officers-Other In
teresting Eevnts.

The Salmon River Livestock
association held their annual meet
ing for the election of officers
at the Hill hall in Whitebird last
week, with a large representa-
ton present from almost every
section of the district and an in
teresting meeting was held. Of
ficers elected to serve for the
coming years were: Robert Grif-
fifth, president; Charles E. Hall
vice president; Richard P. Nash,
secretary-treasurer. The old ex-
ecutive board was reelected by
acclamation. The board is as fol-
lows: Robert Griffith, Charles
Bentz, Robert Gill, F. E. Wyatt
and Charles Clay.
Farmers are now busy plowing
and seeding in the Whitebird
country. The roads are dry, the
grass green, the flowers are
springing up, the trout are biting
and "springtime has come, gen
tie Annie" in the Italy of Ida
ho,"
Salmon River Personals.
Vivian Jones arrived today
from Spokane, where she has
been attending the Sisters school
She came to visit her father S.
M. Jones, and to spend the vaca-
ton with Mr.. and Mrs. S. ID.
Jones at their Snake river ranch.
H. G. Brown came down from
the higgins Hot Springs country
to attend the meeting of the stocl
association. He stated that all
kinds of livestock had come
through the winter in fine shape
in the upper Salmon ranges.
The Whitebird M. w. A. lodge
will give one of their enjoyable
dances on March II. 1t will be
a regular st. Patrick s day affair
and good time is promised to
all.
Mark Robinson of Grangeville
is here ON visit to Mr.. and Mrs.
Geo. Behean.
Born at the residence of DR..
Foskett in Whitebird-to Mr..
and Mrs. Marion Upton of Free
dom, a son, weight 10 lbs.
o. B. Garfield of Joseph paid
Whitebird a visit last week.
Harry Brundage of Sites was
in town few days ago.
Mr.. William Newman and fam
lily have left Whitebird for their
ranch in this vicinity.
Mrs. Coffey will soon move to
her new cottage in the upper
part of town.
G. Jillson has purchased the
house and lot adjoining the place
where he now lives.
County Commissioner John N.
Rice will attend the special meet
ing of the board at Grangeville
next Monday.
A petition for deputy game
warden of Idaho county is being
circulated by Arthur Napeen, of
Doumecq Plains.
Mrs. Frank Wyatt and daugh-
ters Miss Bessie Wyatt and Mrs.
r. w. Niniman of Deer Creek,
who spent the winter at Lewis
ton, returned Monday.
Mrs. Will Jones, of Grangeville
is visiting old friends in White
bird for few days and is regis
tered at Hotel Whitebird.
G. M. Cone recently assisted his
brother Tom in completing a
house on his homestead over on
the Snake river, thirteen miles
from Whitebird. Tom, who is an
old time circus clown of some 20
years seasoning, and naturally
has some ideas of his own, and an
original way of expressing them,
persists in calling the new strue-
ture on his place a court house,
and announces to the world at
large that they can bring on any
kind of county division scheme
that can be devided and he will
still be in it, as he has the court
house and is soaring 1000 feet
above high living, which places
him on an Independent and eco
nomic basis.
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