The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1914-07-16

the past six weeks. called by the sud
den death OF her eldest daughter. Mrs,
Agnes Jurisch She will visit with her
daughter, Mrs. D. w. Greenburg for
several days prior to proceeding to her
home.-Tuesday's Moscow Mirror
Rumor came to the sheriff's office
last week that Jones & Plat had lost
several head Of horses which were sup
posed to have been stolen They were
afterwards found by Will Plat off in
a gulch somewhere Seven head OF
horses were recently seen driven across
the Snake river to the Oregon side by
two men, but nothing has been heard
of the matter since.
James witt, who mined in Elk City
In the first part of the COS and for
many years following. was In the city
last week fitting out for his annual
tussle with the speckled beauties. Mr..
Witt who has been on this planet for
II years that he knows of. Is still able
to wade and whip five or six miles of
a mountain stream, and return at the
end OF the day with more game" than
most any of the latter day experts.
Secretary OF State w. l.. Clifford. ar
rived In the city this afternoon from
Nezperce. Mr.. clifford who is In the
north at this time with State Highway
Engineer Smith viewing the proposed
route of the north and south state
highway. drove across from Orofino to
Nezperce and autoed over from there.
| The Commercial club sent message
to Lewiston to have the party come up
! this way before returning. but outside
of that fact Mr.. clifford who has a host
of friends In Grangevlle, is most
welcome guest.
George Altman, Jr.. the eleven year
old son of George Altman, living north
of town, was taken to Spokane last
Sunday by the father and DIR. Warner
where an X-ray examination of an in
jury was made, and the boy was brought
back for local treatment. The young
boy had fall something like a year
ago In which he sustained sever in
jury to his head. A portion of the skull
will have to be raised to relieve press
ure ON the BRAIN as disclosed by the
examination.
J. A. Turner the well known local
builder and contractor, is now making
arrangements to go to South America.
He plans to leave sometime the first of
August, and will make an extensive
tour of that country with view to To-
eating there Jack thinks that sec
ton the coming country and that the
advantages offered the man with brains
and push are unsurpassed. The best |
wishes of the Globe will attend him. /
and his friends here hope that his
highest expectations may be fully real
lied.
jay Rhoades. the stockman, came out
from his home near Pollock last Fri |
day with his two brothers Lee and Fet |
and went on to Portland, where lie ex-
poets to undergo a surgical operation |
for appendicitis. 1t will be remembered
that Mr.. Rhoades suffered severe at
tack some months ago and came out to
Grangeville. later going to Spokane for /
operation. but becoming better he /
decided not to undergo that ordeal 1t
would seem that he has now made up
his mind that it is necessary and has /
gone to Portland to take counsel in
the matter.
+. NJ. Crone came out Wednesday |
from Florence to meet party from
Spokane who are going into the mine.
Mr.. Sweet, who has been making ar
rangements for a dredge to be taken
in to work the property with. phoned that
he had not fully completed all his ar
lay his coming few days. Mr.. Crone
says they are now working six men
on the property under the direction of
Bob Neal. and that water from the
Big Boulder creek will soon be ready
to turn on the ground Things are
looking very encouraging.
Al Chance, the new local manager
for the Madison Lumber Co. arrived
here last week with his family and
will take up Residence with us, occupy
ing the +, w Oliver property near the
lumber yards c. b. Walcott Who has
been temporary manager will continue
with the company here. Mr.. Kjosness
came up from Lewiston with AR
Chance The gentlemen. who have
been making tours through the country
say there IS much preparation for build-
xs after tile crops are harvested this
fall. and that they expect to furnish
their share of the material that goes
into the new buildings if rustllns and
prices win do It.
E. NJ Crone, of Spokane, who IS jast
in from the Florence placer mines. is
10 be married at the Imperial Hotel
this evening at S O'Clock to his intend
ed who came in from Spokane on tile
y ItpAh Alallt. ifbilh ACGlaUe3 the
Wen known and accommodating man.
ager Of the A. f. Co. store will act as
best man, and Probate Judge DeHaYen
will pronounce the solemn words that
will bind the two young people for life
We failed to get the young :lady's name
but that IS OF little moment, as it viii
soon be changed anyway.
Fired White, deputy T. S. revenue
collector, was in the city today from
Gransevine Mr.. White has rendered
his resignation to become effective Aa-
gust l. He has been on the job for
IL years, which he says is long
enough for one man TO be on govern
ment job, Mr. White says he will en-
gage in private business. He has many
friends all through north Idaho Who
viii regret that he will not make his
usual calls He stated TODAY that
keQoeg man would receive the appoiuf-
ment.- Moscow Mirror