The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1914-09-17

| seed. and here they are practically AL
| ways present. Russian knapweed IL In
| some ways similar to quack grass. John
son grass and Canada thistle. spread
ing both by seeds and underground root
| stocks. The seeds are slightly larger
than those Of alfalfa and cannot all be
| removed by any practicable method OF
| machine cleaning. Their chalky white
color makes them especially conspicu
Gus. and their symmetrical form-slight-
| ~ wedge shaped-distinguishes them
| from the notched seed of other species
| often found in varieties of alfalfa from
other sections. The knapweed seeds.
however, are not usually found in large
quantities and any lot of alfalfa should.
therefore. be examined In bulk. The ex-
animation of small samples is not sur
ficient to show whether the alfalfa
comes from Turkestan or not.
Abe Harchelrode and wife were in
from their home in the Winona section
Monday. Mr.. Harchelrode, who is on
the republican ticket as a candidate for
state representative and who filled that
position creditably for Idaho county In
the twelfth session. predicts success for
the entire G. o. p. ticket this fall.
State Land Selector Daggett has an
nounced that a sale of state lands will
be held at Grangeville on October 1.
A. tract of 1880 acres will be sold, in
GLIDING land near Grangeville. some in
the middle fork section and some acre
age in the Red Rock and whitebird
districts
Rev. X. f. Gornall. the newly elected
pastor of the Federated churches, ar
rived here Wednesday evening with his
family. and will take up the ministerial
work In In our city, preaching his
first sermon next Sunday at the Pres
byterian church. Rev. Gornall comes
here from Athena, Oregon, and Is ac-
companied by his wife and two children
| G. Hattabaugh came up from Lew
iston yesterday, sbeing called as a wit
ness In case now on trial In the dis
trict court. Mr.. Hattabaugh is pro-
crossing nicely In his insurance work
at Lewiston and he reports that Mrs
Hattabaugh's health has been good this
fall, news which their many frinds in
Grangeville will be glad to hear
Mr. and Mrs. Dan Greenburg were
over from MOSCOW the last of the week
to visit friends during Border Days and
to enjoy short stay at the home OF
Mrs. Greenburg's parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
ID. II. Kube, west of town. Dan Is hold
ing down the city editors chair In the
office of the Daily Star Mirror at
Moscow
The Bijou theatre announces a special
contract with the Shubert Brady the
atrical syndicate to show one of their
leading productions every Thursday aft
ernoon and evening, the first picture,
THE Heart of a Police Officer" in
-four reels to be shown tonight and
the next, Joan of Arc in five reels,
billed for next Thursday
The Misses AdJic and Anna Behean
and Guy Behean. children of Mr.. and
Mrs. George Behean of Whitebird have
entered the local schools and will re-
main In Grangeville all winter to take
advantage OF the fine educational on
portunities offered here. Mr. Behean
has returned to Whitebird and Mrs
Behean will depart for their home In
the Salmon river city In day or two.
c. T.. Krakau has purchased the Glib
son-Allen stock of jewelry. fancy china
anu MUSICAL instruments ana VIII con-
duct the store In the future He has
not yet announced all his plans but as
he Is an experienced jeweler and watch
repairer and well up on the demands
of the trade in Grangeville and vicin-
ity the store may be expected to forge
rapidly to the front under his manage
ment
Rev. ]. A. Hedges left last Saturday
Tor Oaksdale. Wash, where he had an
appointment to preach Sunday Mr.
Hedges will possibly decide to locate
at that place In the near future. his
connection with the Federated churches
at this place having terminated. Few
ministers have ever been held in higher
esteem by this community than Rev
Hedges, and ii Is with many regrets
that his intended removal to another
field is learned of.
The Rev. ID. J. w. Somerville of Lew
iston arrived on the Tuesday evening
train. This genial clergyman is no
stranger to Grangeville, having made
frequent visits during the long interval
while Trinity church was without
parson. His visit this time Is to as
sist the Rev. Bush In the work of the
church. He was entertained at the
home of Chief of Police Cunningham
He left for home Thursday morning
While here he officiated at a wedding
and christening and celebrated the
Holy Communion