The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1913-06-12

mic to be held June % In Meyers
grove. or II stormy, in Fem hall.
Everybody is invited, and requested
to bring lunch. A good time Is as
sured.
DR.. Warner was called to Denver
Monday morning to attend to an in
jury received by Lew Thatcher
Thatcher was blowing with a gang
pillow, when he struck a rock and was
thrown off the seat onto the wheel.
crushing one rib and fracturing one
or two others. The injury while not
OF dangerous character was very
severe and painful.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. b. Henley drove
up Tuesday from their home near
White Bird and remained over until
Thursday morning guests at the home
OF Captain Castle and George v.
Ring Bert says it has been quite
dry on the Salmon for time and
the gentle rains OF this week were
welcome, and more could be used
to good advantage.
Mrs. Jennie Sawyer the capable
keeper of the hotel at Adams Camp,
Is In the city this week attending
to business matters. She Is deeply
interested in the mail route to that
place. the petition for which was
circulated by H. E. Heppner, and is
sorry that there was not time to have
it circulated in the mountain country
before it was sent into Washington.
Attorney W. l.. Campbell went to
Lewiston the first of the week where
he filed an action before Judge Steele
entitled the Fairbanks Morse company
VS.. Math Rongish to secure the pay
ment of a note with interest and at
torney's fees. aggregating 1881. The
note was given in payment of q
pumping plant installed by the plain
tiff.
F. S. Lint. of the o. w. r. & N
traffic department at Lewiston, II
in the city this week for an outing
having been granted a vacation by
his company. Mr.. Lint was to 81
into the hills with Kenneth Stiltz
of this place, but owing to the drown
ing of Mr.. Stiltz 3 partner this week
and his trip to Wilson Creek, t.
notify the parents of the deceased
the trip has been delayed.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. A. Tamblyn lef
the first of the week for Lewiston
together Mrs. Tamblyn will continue
on to Spokane where she will remain
for a time, and Mr.. Tamblyn will &
to Southwick where he will close 6
deal for the much talked of five-leg
er colt, to match up with the three
legged colt which he purchased of T
B. Mitchell from near Denver. The
mothers of the colts are also includ
ed in the deals made.
Mr.. and Mrs. R: w. Overman in
vited a number Of friends to picnic
with them at their home near Mt
Idaho last Sunday. The grounds wer
all cleared up and put in shape TO
the occasion, but the rain made /
necessary to go indoors where re
freshments were served and a pleas
ant time INDUCED in. Those pres
ent were Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Tel
cher and daughter Esther; Mr.. an
Mrs. Cy Overman and Miss Susie
Mr.. and Mrs. c. e. Spedden; Grand
ma Watson, Mr.. and Mrs. A. v. Over
man and Harry Hilbourne.
F. D. Kaufman, examiner for tn
state tax commission, was in the cit
this week from Monday night t
Thursday morning on official bus
ness. From here he went to Nei
perez. Mr.. Kaufman Is not out t
give interviews to the newspaper
but says he is free to state that col
ditions in Idaho county are as goo
as in any Of them, and the new Ia
law has been as conscientiously IL
ed up to by Assessor Rothwell. Vi
der the new law, the requirements I
which makes it necessary to go to
cash valuation basis, there will nj
turally be more tax raised than undt
the old law, and it will require a Ii
tie time to get this matter adjuste
However, no serious complications a
= expected to arise. Mr.. Kaufman, wi
is a pleasan gentleman, halls fro
the same section of Kansas as Il
writer, only more recently, al
knows the red-headed senator fro
that state Victor Murdock) who h
been stirring up things ever since
defeated Chester l. Long for the sc
atorship and landed at the nation
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