The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1911-04-13

| COiiO VI vi Idue, CIV llit. hC
board after considering the mat
ter thoroughly commuted the life
sentence under which Sorrow was
resting to fifteen years.
III. Brooks, one of the well
known farmers of the Garfield
country, was in the city Tuesday
on his return home from Lewis
ton where he bought an isolated
forty adjoining his homestead.
| Mr. Brooks is showing the eff
fects of an accident sustained
with a vicious horse which ran
into a pile of rocks with him re-
Gently and threw itself, catching
the riders leg and badly lacerat-
ing it, necessitating the use of
crutches.
Prof. l.. III. King has been prof
fered the superintendency of
the city schools for the second
year by the school board at a
meeting recently held, but as
yet, it is said, Mr.. King has not
positively stated just what his
course will be in the matter. The
school is now said to be making
better progress than at any pre-
vious time during the term, and
! the indications are that it will
) finish with a good record of pro-
: gress and improvement.
: An extremely large cougar hide
: was brought to the auditors Of
flee last week from the Joseph
country by Ed Davis, the meas
. urements being 10 feet from tip
to tip. A bounty of $l5 is paid
s on cougars now, and the value
:, of the hide is as much more, max
Y ing it profitable to take a pop
! at cougar under favorable con
e ditions.
: All members of Grangevillt
J. Camp No. $40, M. w. of A. are
r hereby notified that vote will
be taken on levying special as
IS sessment of $1.00 per capita fol
f the purpose of making a paymen
,e on lot purchased by the camI
,e at our next regular meeting, viz
IS April Is, 1911. By order of tn
a. Camp.
m The board of county comm
/ sioners is in session this week
" with N. B. Pettibone of Sites
m w. NJ. Schiller of Cottonwood
i and John N. Rice of White Birc
70 in attendance. The proceeding
a. seem to tend principally to roa
ne matters and bridges, both @
d. which are very important.
le John Aichlmyr, the Cottor
i'm wood lumber dealer, was in th
nd city last Friday interviewin
some of our local real estate mel
Mr.. Aichlmyr wants to dispos
of his lumber yard and 40-acl
farm adjoining the town, on a
a. count of the poor health of h
III wife.
a' The band gave a free concel
10 Sunday on the Miller corner, ol
~ posite the Imperial Hotel, whic
eh eh was listened to by a good au'
a ience and elicted many compl
~ ments. The boys are doing fiji
IL They will give another conce
'te next Sunday.
ds Word has been received he
~ by friends of j. w. Galbrait
the artist who spent a year
10 two in Grangeville, that he
Is now in England studying h
profession, and will later go
'h- Paris to take a finishing cours
* The members of the local r
Ut bekah lodge, of which Miss Nal
ess Graham had been an active mel
ny Der for several years, gave h
iie a miscellaneous shower on la
III Thursday night at the lodI
ry' room, which is said to have be-
on a most delightful affair.
PIE Mr.. and Mrs. A. S. Heavent
&C. old time friends of Rev. and Nj
on- Saxton, and Mr.. and Mrs. A.
sh- Hanson, arrived here last we
oh- from their home in Chicago.
rs is their intention to take up re
dence here, their household goo
being expected daily.
Examinations are in progrt
keni this week in all of the depa
Ill ments of the local school, inclu
lrs- ing the high school, and be
was teachers and pupils are as bu
to as bees.
lili- Arthur Toye was up from 81
ler- es this week visiting with 4
1t and Mrs. Ed Abrahamson.