The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1912-03-28

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oen1e IN from Ten Mile the first
cnm rne week, where he has iust
completed a Successful Wear '" 81
bn upping ! harvesting in a goodIy
'unch OF excellent furs
do. ooa nm Hartman left last Tues-
gay Tor lengthy visit to his ola
nome in Missouri. He stonn opd
over at Cottonwood for a p y;sit
Ml'n ms mother and sister Mrs.
A. b. Rookie, enroute 'iS'
f. |. Twilegar last week trad
eu his property in the north
ives west part of Grangeville TO N
y. Tweedy for a homestead
near Lucille, and is maxine ar
rahgements to move onto the
same this spring. wy
The K. of p. lodge Of This
place sent quite a delegation ovar
10 ferdinand last Saturday whore
.he lhltIatory work was put ON
IN great shape. There was a
large gathering of members from
surrounding lodges.
rms week has produced some
OF the finest samples of old-fash-
loned, blue-bird and brown tbrns,
spring weather that has been
placed on exhibition in this com.
munlty for many moons. We like
the sample and put in a hurry-up
order for more of the kind.
E. w. Mattox was in town
wednesday from his place near
Sites, attending to some busi-
ness matters. He says he has
moved to his ranch since com
pleting his new house, and has
begun his spring blowing.
w. ii. Cassidy made a business
trip to kooskia this week. where
ne has property interests. The ex
pectations that work will begin
soon on the big dam across the
! Middle Fork at that point seems
to be exciting activities in gem
eral way.
For Sale-16O acres, 315 miles
from Grangeville; 100 acres plow-
ed. With farm goes team, har-
ness and wagon; also 10000 feet
OF lumber. Plenty of water, good
fences; $43 per acre on terms.
Best buy near town. Arnold
Bros. m2S.tf
DR.. H. B. Blake, Idaho county s
genial coroner, was in the city
ON business today from his home
at Keuterville. The doctor AYERS,
that in his judgment, things are
being considerably "pried up"
politically the country over, and
he is not altogether pleased with
conditions; but
Henry Randall came in from
Rockford, Wash, Tuesday and
will once more make Grangeville
his home. Henry sold out the
property which he purchased
there something over a year ago,
and now has no outside interests
to claim his attention. Mrs. Ran
dali preceded him several weeks.
Arthur l.. Clarke was in the
city on business Monday from
his home near Clearwater. Mr..
Clarke is one of the pioneers of
Idaho county who was in the
Nez Perez war in 1877, and while
here was making inquiry as to
steps necessary to have his name
listed with the other Indian war
veterans.
John Coram and Misses Olive
and Cassie Coram arrived home
Wednesday evening from two
months trip to the land of per-
petual sunshine and ever bloom
ing flowers. They report most
excellent trip, and while absent
spent most of their time at Los
Angeles and San Diego.
w. S. Hamill, accompanied by
his mother, was in the city We'd
nesday from his home near Green
Creek, looking after business mat
ters. While here he droppd IN
and enrolled ais a member OF the
Globe family. Mr.. Hamill says
they have been blowing In his
country for the past week, and
that the roads are beginning to
get dusty in places.
A. E. Alexander returned home
on last Saturday from the south
land where he sojourned for a
number of months among the
riotous Mexicanos and the more
peaceably inclined Californlans.
Mr.. Alexander says the portion
of Mexico in which he stopped
longest. the Medina section, had
not been disturbed by the raid