The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1911-11-02

driver and a lady passenger, the
former quite badly. He was
brought to- Lucille and the lady
placed with a nearby family.
Mark Howe has bought the
Brockman thresher and early
this week moved it to the Ruby
ranch for immediate use. b. h.
Rogers bought the Hagan outfit
last week and took it to his ranch
across Salmon river and has
threshed this years crop.
Scott DeArmond, son and fom-
lilies of Grangeville, drove into
town Saturday p. m. and camped
until Monday, paying respects to
their old friends, Mr.. and Mrs.
Broughman, at the Taylor House,
They are headed for California
and will travel until they find a
suitable location.
H. A. Everest is rejoicing
over the arrival of his sister Mrs.
Myra l.. Caldwell, whose home is
in N. Y. and whom he had not
seen for over forty years.
Through correspondence with he
brother Mrs. Caldwell has kept
i'm touch with the progress of
White Bird and the country
round about, and has been inter
ested in several real estate trans
fers which have taken plac here.
she says it is only necessary for
eastern people to understand the
the situation here and money will
be raedy to further any reason
able project that electric road
to Grangeville, for instance.
Mr.. Stonebraker has moved to
Grangeville and will occupy the
A. E. Carpenter residence.
Louie Grabski bought the Edd
Knorr 320 acre ranch this week,
consideration $50 per acre.
Geo. Poe, the Salmon river
sheep man is circulating on our
streets this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Vansise
were in Charleston this week at
tending the funeral Of Miss Ema
Bittle.
Walter H. Hill left this morn
ing for the Salmon river country
on matters pertaining to mining
surveys.
County Attorney Griffith went
to Elk City Thursday to inquire
into particulars of recent cut
ting affray at that place.
G. w. Felf, the Nezperce mer-
chant, was in the city today look
ing after business interests. His
father, p. f. Felt has been here
several days.
Morris Nelson Of the Farmers
merchantile company and ID. l.
Roseng1ants were in the city
Wednesday from Winona.
p. A. Mcclure and Dan Davit
two of the prosperous farmers
were in the city Monday from
the Winona section attending t.
business matters.
Special invitation is EXTENDED
to all readers Of this to be pres
ent at the Sweet & Overman sail
next Tuesday at their ranch ives
of town. There will no doubt b.
something that you can buy at I
bargain.
A. A. Holsclaw, who has beer
visiting with his brother 81 Hols
claw at this place, left the frs
of the week for Nezperce wher1
he will open a law office. Mr.
Holsclaw is from johnson City
Tenn.
Rev. Chase Of the Home Find
ing Society of Lewiston has ask
ed through the Ladies' Auxiliary
at this place that he be granted
meeting with them embers O.
the farmers Union and Auxili
airy in the near future for til,
purpose of presenting the inter
ests of the society to their consiG
: GRAFTON. To which the union ha
consented.
DR.. Ira Howerth of the Univ er
sity of Chicago will lecture a
the court house, Thursday even
ing Nov. 9th. ON "The Finishe,
Product of the Common SCHOOL,
DIR. Howerth is one of the note,
educators of the middle west
and his lecture will be a rar
treat for those who hear it. Ad
mission free.