The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1914-04-30

excellent bunch of hogs from their up
river ranch.-Whitebird sun.
w. H. V. Richards, who represents
the Lewiston Marble and Granite Works
here. last week erected a beautiful $3.50
monument at the grave OF Mrs. John
NJ. Jack. II is one of the finest pieces
of work in the cemetery.
After strenuous and tedious Jour
ney. one of Grangeviles most attrac
tive and popular young men returned
to our delighted midst Wednesday eve
ming amid hearty welcomes of love, af-
lection and touching esteem.
Mr. and Mrs. Seth Jones Sr., return
ed Monday night of this week from Ore
gon and Yreka. Calf, where they spent
the winter They will make their head
quarters on their ranch and take life
easy this summer visiting around among
their many friends and relatives.
Two skiffs of the beautiful" this
week has had tendency to retard the
swelling buds, although the grass and
other vegetation has paid little attention
to the change of temperature. but
have continued to hump themselves.
e. w. Mattox, of Grangeville, who
| has been working at the f. l.. Taylor
place at Horshoe Bend for a couple of
weeks, has filed on a homestead in that
vicinity and he and his brother have ap-
piled for a full section in a body
Whitebird Sun.
A young married man from the coun-
try got sloppy drunk Tuesday and in
his delrium grabbed a lady on the
street and attempted to pack her Off
| He was taken before Police Judge Tay-
lor and soaked $50. When he got sober
| he greatly regretted his action and
made abject apology for his conduct.
The many friends here of Miss Mamie
| Long will be pleas ed to learn that she
has been proffered the position OF in
structor in the domestic science de-
partment of the Post Falls schools.
which she has accepted, and viii as
sumo the duties Of instructor at the
beginning of the term next fail. Miss
Mamie will graduate from the Lewis
ton State Normal this spring.
Last Saturday Honorable ii. A. Sweet
was asked, ARE you starting matri-
monlal bureau or campaigning Grange
ville's suffragettes?" The ladies com
mented upon, discussed no politics, saw
no realization of the) connubial bliss,
but nevertheless the visitors returned
Sunday evening after a most enjoyable
time spent at the Windmill ranch.
Pete Brockenhour came in from his
ranch up the South Fork Monday even
ing after supplies, and remained over
couple of days Pete says there are
no cougars in his section of the coun-
, try, and the deer are abundant. Ht
has five deer which visit him regularly
at his ranch and stand around ant
watch him work without the least feai
of harm.
} l.. E. Bonner, the civil engineer from
) the Forest Service headquarters at Mis-
soula, returned home Sunday morning
after inspecting the progress being mad,
on the South Fork wagon road, anc
holding counsel with Supervisor Georg,
t V. Ring, of this place. He said things
were moving along in very satisfac
tory manner.
, l. G.. Kjosness, of Lewiston, one o
, the head officers of the Madison Lum
ber & Mill Co., which has been puttini
in lumber yards in several of the Prai
RE towns recently, arrived here Sunda!
night and is assisting c. b. Wolcott
the local manager, in planning the lum
ber sheds and other important feature
of the companys yards at this place
Henry Hussman came over from tn
; west side Monday evening, carryinj
his arm in sling Henry says IN
more vaccination in mine; would rath
er have the real thing. The kernel
commission which l carry under IN,
arm makes me walk proud all right
Of 4
Mexico, l don't specially need it, ant
shall decline further honors along tina
line"
l Fen Batty has some samples of wha
is supposed to be fire clay at hi
place of business, which were take
5 from his ranch northeast of town. II
e also has samples of what Kamiah call
r medical clay. Mr.. Batty says he vii
S put men to work eXcaYating soon, an
$ will make a thorough investigation am
t test of the qualities and properties o
2 the clay deposits, and will send then
;. to experts for analysis.
. Dr. w. II. Warner performed an op
GRAFTON on the ten year old son of c
+. Wilson, near Mt. Idaho on Wednes
day of this week for abdominal trouble
f. Alspaugh, credit man for the Spo
kane & Eastern Trust Co., and wifi
. were in the city over wednesday. The
commented most favorably on Grange
vile and it's splendid farming country
! w. E. Daggett, deputy state land Sc
lector, was in the city the first of tn
week on official business
e ]. W. Hockersmith came in Sunda
n night from Montana. where he close
s deal for 800 acres of land, giving /
: exchange his 200 acre ranch over o
e Joseph Plains. The land he got lies 4
+ miles east of Conrad and is partly /
r crop. Yves says he will have as neigh
d bors, b. w. Maxey, formerly of the Jos
, eph country. and Jim Hollingshead, VIII
t lived near Cottonwood, and a numbe
0 Of others from the west side. He say
e he will not move until next fall.
. Mrs. Mat Truscott, sister of John l
,Vollmer, and one OF the pioneer wome
of Idaho county, whose home used t
be IN Mt. Idaho, came up the first c
:. the week from her present home