The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1914-11-12
COTTONWOOD
(Chronicle)


ana took hack a quantity OF SEED whea'
for usa on his farm across the river
mr. Orr reports the birth OF pouhc-
Inc habv hoy to Mr.. and Mrs. hehry
IrhIankott south of Greencreek, on
sunday and. a dainty girl TO Mr. and
Mrs. Floyd Spencer. near Fem, on wed
nesday morning.
F.. q. Nuxoll left Wednesday for
MOSCOW where he will serve on the trial
iury before the federal court, which con-
yened there yesterday morning.
The local X of p. lodge has decided
to hold it's annual Thanksgiving ball as
usual this year and is making arrange
ments for a rousing fine time
J. F. Jenny purchased two fine grade
Holstein heifers at the Jacobs sale
south of .Nezperce last week and will
soon have a start for fine dairy
herd on his farm.
Among the Halloween pranks play
ed around town Saturday night was in
cluded the decoration of many store
windows with writing made with a tai
low candle. The literary efforts caus-
ed some sore spots but resulted in a
general cleaning up Of windows, which
helps some.
Willie Waldmann came in last night
from the Alberta country and intends
remaining until after harvest next
year. He said the homesteaders in the
Bosanno country did not get their seed
back this year and some had bought
seed grain for the past six years and
never raised a decent crop in all that
time.
The local X. of c. basket ball team
played the High school team last Fri
day evening and came off victorious
by a score of II to 6. 1t was the first
game played by either team and they
made a good showing for SO early in
the season The school team will meet
the Reubens school team at the X. c.
hall tonight and warm contest is
expected.
s. r. Libbey is remodling the inter-
Tor of the old Howell store building
and will soon install a stock of groc-
cries there.
Mr.. Kidwell. of the firm of Kidwell
q Caswell was in town yesterday from
Portland looking over the livestock
situation in this field His firm is
one Of the heavy buyers at the Port
land stock yards.
The weather report for the month
of October, as reported from st.
MichaePs Monastery, is as follows:
Maximum temperature, "A degrees, on
the 18th. Minimum, Al degrees on
the 18th, rainfall 2.24 inches
Leo Funke got into a mix-up with
their family driving horse last Friday
and got several teeth knocked loose
and was knocked silly for several min
utes. The horse either reared and
struck him in the jaw with it's knee
or struck him with it's head.
Sidney M. Brown delivered a fat
calf to local buyers yesterday that
about beat anything in its line that has
struck town for some time. The calf
was 10 months old and weighed 1855
pounds. 1t brought it's owner six cents
pound, or a total of $69. 80, which is
some price for a yearling. Mr. Brown
left this morning in company with Her.
bert Bowman for his old home in
North Carolina and will be away for
six or eight weeks. He is nursing a
very sore hand at present as the re-
suit of bone felon and thought he
might as well take trip home now
while unable to do much on his farm. |
School news: Much interest is be-
ing shown in spelling in Miss Gray's |
room and but five failed to get 100 |
per cent in the examinations The
reference books for the High school are |
nearly all here. They We're badly
needed. The High school and grammer /
rooms meet together three times a |
week for chorus work. Miss Reilly
acts as pianist and Miss Gray. director.
robert Davis entered High school Mon
Jay as a special student. .Iembers of |
the High school have selec' ed a play.
me country Kid. which they will |
put on sometime near the holidays.
Parts have been assigned and work
o.
Supt. jenkins has arranged a tennis
tournament among students and teach
ers OF the school. On last Wednesday
evening the basket ball team comnos-
ed of players from Miss Crews and |
Miss Gray's room defeated the team
representing the High school Another
game Is promised in the near future. |
Following are the pupils neither alb
sent nor tardy for the month of Oct
ober: Charles Manwaring, Eliza Matthie-
sen, Vesta Barrett, Doris Caldwell
Irene Simon, Helen Schiller, Kenneth
Hensley. Lenore Minis, Leslie Baker,
Selma Butler, James Hale, Helena Ham,
lin, Orbie Kapell, Retta Kobel John
Henricks, Raymond Minis, Clarence
Peterson, Sanford Martin, George Rog-
ers. Burdette Randall, Jack Parker,
Bayard Martin Burdette Belknap. Ella
Hamlin, Harold Fetters, Glen Rink, Ne
mo Manwaring, Scovil Jenkins, Sylvia
Hale, Fern Mcpherson. Cecil Kapvell,
Evelyn Parker. Ray HILL Ray Rogers,
William Kobel, Agnes Eckermann. Helen
Byam, Vivian Baker, Anthia Huff. Will
Rogers, Leafa Martin, Wilbur Robbins.
Goldie Henricks, Lynn Barrett, Grace
Robbins. Serena Bailey. Loran Morgan
Marian McMaster, Henrietta Manwaring,
Mary Byam. Allen Mcpherson, Lila
Bailey, Lee Gentry. DIN Hanlin, Forces
Kapell Raymond Matthiesen, Arcena
Manwaring, Arthur Peterson, Wallace
Rhett. Euclid Rice, Earl Rink, Vera
Simmons. Elma Manwarng, Roy Huff,
Wade Kincaid, Casper Manwaring, Ches
ter Rhett, Myrtle Rhett, August Schroe-
der, Anna Peterson, Floyd Baker, Fan
ME Rink. Meta Schroeder, Bessie Will
hams, Arthur Eckermann Harold