The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1914-05-28
farms when he is not mining, and vice

farms when he is not mining. and vice
versa
Judge f. c. Steele and Mrs. Steele
| came in on Sunday evenings train from
Lewiston and as the Judge puts it, he
"win hold a two weeks term of easy
court" there not being anything of
great importance or urgency requiring
| his attention at this term.
Robert Neil returned last week from
a several weeks trip to Spokane Mr.
Neil was accompanied by +. b. Morse.
who with number of other Spokane
men have become interested with Neil
in mining property at Florence. The
two gentlemen left the first of the
week for Florence, and will shortly be-
gin work on their property.
The fire department was called out
Saturday afternoon to extinguish
barn near John Byrom's place, which
had been set fire by the lightning.
Before they got there, however, the
bucket brigade had got in its work and
saved the day, the only bad effects left
being a big roundhole burned in the
gable end of the building.
A nail StOiTH visited the SOltOnWOuu,
Denver and intervening sections last
Friday afternoon, but did little if any
damage, although hail stones almost as
large as hens eggs are reported to
have fallen in some parts This will
warn the grain rasers who have been
negligent to look after some hail in
surance as a precautionary step.
C. T. Mcdonald and son Homer re-
turned from Spokane last Saturday and
Nc is attending to his cases in the dis
trict court now in session, and at the
same time is shaping his affairs to
return with the family the first of next
week to Spokane where they will take
up permanent residence. The very best
wishes of their many Grangeville friends
will accompany them to their new home.
Mr. and Mrs. p E. Miller and Mrs.
C. j. Miller motered over from Neg
perez last Friday afternoon, and the
next morning took d. Ward King, the
good roads evangelist, back with them
for lecture and demonstration in their
city Nezperce has q live bunch of
business men, who generally get in on
everything which has a tendency to
build up and develop their town and
country.
DIR. Weir, a specialist from Missoula
who Is investigating for the government
the pests and fungus growths which
have been damaging the forest trees
throughout the west, was here las.
week, and with Supervisor Ring took
several trips into the forest sections
of this country, and accumulated quite
a bunch of material of the kind he wa
searching for.
Carlos S. Bullard. representative of
the Lakewood Creamery company, of
Spokane. is in the city this week look
ing after the business interests of his
firm. While Mr.. Bullard Is laboring I'M
der the handicap of having known the
Globe editor in former days, with his
staiwart physique. untiring energy and
exceptional business capacity, We expect
to see him overcome that misfortune in
time and establish himself in the con-
fidence OF the cream raisers He is
travelling under the same name he did
when we knew him before
DIR. H. j. Smith left Monday morning
of this week for Belingham, Wash.
where he will prepare home for Mrs
Smith fitted up with her own furniture
and have everything In readiness for
her reception. Mrs. Smith will leave
in few days and will be accompanied
on the trip by her sister Mrs. Mark
Robinson, The many friends here hope
that Mrs. Smith may find the restored
health which she seeks in the changed
conditions and surroundings, and that
they may be satisfied to return in the |
~ ax.1
home in Grangeville.