The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1912-10-31

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city this week
| A bouncing son was born to Mr..
and Mrs. H. F. McCulley ON last Sat
urday morning at their home north
of town. ALI are doing well.
| l. N. Julian came over from Cot
tonwood Thursday evening and at
tended the republican speaking at
the opera house.
| Joseph Booth and VIM. Shuck
brought out fine bunch of hogs the
first of the week from their ranches
near Boles postoffice, and delivered
the same to Sweet & Overman.
Market sales day has been re-es-
tablished, for the first Saturday in
each month, at Georges livery in
Grangeville. Bring in your stock.
or anything you have to sell.
Civil Engineer Walter H. Hill and
Electrician B. Gustad returned Mon
day afternoon from a trip to the
United Placers property on the Little
Salmon where they spent several
days inspecting conditions.
| A. N. Dyer received q fine regis
tered Holstein COW last week from
Hollywood, Wash. The dam of this
COW has a record of 20 pounds Of
butter in days. This makes the
third Holstein for Arches herd.
Miss Minnie Kimball of Calfax, ar
rived here last week and will spend
the winter with the family of H. r.
McCulley at the G. w. Marshall place.
Miss Kimball Is q sister of the late
Mrs. Marshall.
Ex-Probate Judge ]. e. Jaques re-
turned to Grangeville last week aft
er an absence OF almost two years.
The Judge rs looking fine and acts
Nike he was glad to get back to his
old haunts once more.
Grandma Watson returned Satur-
day from visit with Mrs. j. b.
White and family at Nez Perez and
other relatives at Winchester. Mr..
and Mrs. Cy Overman met her at
the train.
Robert McCulley and Leo Brust re-
turned last Saturday from Portland
where they took three cars of fat
cattle. They received a good price
for the entire bunch, but one excep-
tionally fine steer topped the price at
cents.
H. A. Hussman of Keuterville, was
in the city over Thursday night and
took dinner with a bunch or repub-
hcans at the Imperial ad later lis
tened to Joseph H. Peterson, the
republican candidate for attorney gen.
eral speak at the opera house.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Coram went
over to Cottonwood this week and
visited with their old friends Mr.. and
Mrs. J. F. Eckert. Mrs. Eckert has
been suffering from il health for
the past number of months, and was
away for several months taking treat
ment.
James Lyttle who had a sale of
personal property this week, will go
to Charleston to spend the winter.
Mr.. Lyttle, however, wants 1t distinct
ly understood that he counts camas
prairie his home and the best place ON
earth. He still owns his farm and
will continue to run 1t.
Paul Gelbach, one of Uncle Sam
uel's boys who sails the briny deep,
arrived in the city the first of the
week from his steamship the st.
Louis, which is now located at Brem-
ertom, and will visit for a time with
his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. John Gel.
bach Paul says every marine on
board his ship Is bull mooser.
Supreme court closed at Lewiston
ON Wednesday of this week. and
Judge J. F. Ailshie came up to
Grangeville that evening, where as us
ual, he will remain until after cleo
ton to cast his vote. Judge counts
Grangeville his home, though his
official duties call him away. and
no better booster for his home COM
munaty can be found within the state
boundaries.
Mark Robinson. Will Hanan and
Emil Germany, of the electric light
company returned last Saturday from
Nez Perce where they had been put
ting the finishing touches on the
new school building, the former do
ing the painting and the latter the
wiring. They pronounce the new
school house a fine structure. Jack
Turner, of this place Is the contrac-