The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1914-09-17
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The Stever brothers came in Monday
from the fire zone on the forest rec
serve. They were about so miles back
from civilization and said they enjoy
ed the trip in spite of the fact that II
was hard hike.
County Superintendent p M CLAN
Vile was in town two days this week
visiting our schools and also making a
run out to Battle Ridge and Pleasant
Valley. He returned Wednesday to
Grangevile.
Charley Little returned Friday from
Few weeks outing in the mountains back
of Elk City. The huckleberry crop is
a complete failure this year as Charley
says he only found three on the entire
trip
Frank ]. Hye came out from Elk
City Tuesday evening and Is spending
few days looking after his stage bust
ness.
John Skedgeli. Charlie Hall, Louis
Hall and Ed Thornton were In the coun-
ty seat Monday as witnesses in the
Gabriel cattle stealing case.
VIM. Grunewald, of Kooskia, was :.
business visitor In Sites last Tuesday,
and making the rounds of old friends for
the first time since the long siege of
harvest began.
Charley Kelley has returned from
the forest reserve where he mas been
with his pack outfit.
Joseph Pfeufer. pioneer merchant of
Grangeville, was business visitor In
Sites last Monday.
Ollie Hammons left Thursday for Elk
with load Of mail
Peck Hutchens has returned from
the harvest fields
Dolph Randall came in last Saturday
from the harvest fields
Chas. Lyle came In on Sunday nights
train from the lower harvest fields.
j. II. Myers and A. l.. Stever hikea
in yesterday from the forest reserve
When 1t comes to going early and stay
ing late some of the older boys have
the young ones beat mile. Perhaps
their grit Is better developed.
Among those leaving this morning for
the Border Days celebration at Grange
Vile We're J, b. York and family. Joe
burkenbine. Frank J. Hye, l. Ewing and
wife and number of Others whose
names we were unable to learn.
The Sites school term for 19I4-l5
opened last Monday with an enrolment
of 1872 pupils Greater part of the day
and classifying the students. and lay
ing down general plans for the daily
work. Prof. o. w. James, of Melrose
Idaho, is principal and comes to us
highly recommended The other teach
ers. the Misses Whitley, Martin and
Bellamy also carry certificates of sue,
cessful work. With an suspicious open
Ing. II promises to be banner year
for the Sites schools. and while much
progress should be due to capable corps
of teachers. parents are encouraged to
visit the schools and to become closer
identified with the general affairs OF
the schools The following Is the teach
ers' organization: Prof. James, Sth 9th
and 10th grades, IS pupils: Miss Whit
ley. 5th, 9Th and 9TH grades, 2S pupils:
Miss Martin. 3rd and 4th grades. 40
pupils. Miss Bellamy, LIST and second
grades. AZ pupils.
We often read of wonderful things
that are done by our dumb animal
friends but the other day we heard
of the intelligence of a horse which
Is not very far away but the story
can be easily verified. Mrs Baugh
who lives with her daughter Mrs Howe.
on Big Cedar creek tells of horse
which can be sent from the William
Hagan ranch to her daughters with
any kind of a package or message
All you have TO do is to fasten any
thing you wish sent onto the horse
and tell him to take 1t to its destina
ton and the intelligent creature WIFI
do the rest. The wonderful part OF 1t
Is that most of the way is down a can
yon and then a steep hill OF nearly
half mile must be climbed