The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1915-10-28

ms does not agree with reports from
spokane to the effect that tha nav
STOCK yards to be opened there 500,
VIII be headquarters for French bpv
ers' in the northwest.
quite rev complaints are comino
~ ABOUT broken bottles being left in
eiie roaos. evidently by parties who de.
sire TO have auto drivers cut the tires
on their cars, and in some cases the
oouties are simply broken in half and
the jagged ends set I'D in the roads 10
damage either cars or passinsy too,,,s
anyone who will perform a trick of
Ills h@ture as mean enough to do most
aiS"iinS and one or two arrests NAV
Do necessary TO make them see that
autos have right ON the road as well
as tearss or pedestrians. Nothing is
gained in being ''road hog" no mat
ter what you drive.
John Baer shipped three cars of rat
tie and hogs from this place to Sno-
Kane Tuesday and John Meyer shdnped
a car of hogs to Seattle yesterday.
Fred Simon drove to Lewiston early
last week in his car and Is enioyinw a
couple Of weeks vacation there with
his family taking in the races, visiting
with friends and enjoying himself gen
orally.
Ed Ogan and brother in law, Mr..
Happ, are in town today from their
home near Higgins. having come out
with drove of 50 hogs which they sold
at Whitebird. Ed says they are get
ting along nicely UP ON the river and
are enjoying life and making a little
money ait the same time, which, by the
way, is about all one can expect in
this 9ife-
John huffman closed a deal Saturday
for the purchase of the Ellefson ranch
south of Keuterville for $780,
DR.. and Mrs. III. j. Smith, accompan-
led by Dr. and Mrs Orr. motored to
Grangevilie and back Saturday evening.
DR. Shinnick reports the birth of
bouncing pound son to Mr. and Mrs.
Chaa F'redericks in this city ON Satur-
day
Herman Hussman left Wednesday
morning for Boston, Mass. where he
will take "a years special course in
Emerson college.
A bouncing baby boy was born Sat
urday to Mr.. and Mrs A. ]. Barth in
this city. AS 1t Is the first boy AL
bert cannot be blamed for feeling pretty
proud of 1t.
Fet Rhoades and Charlie Albin were
in town the first OF the week ON their
way up the river to Pollock after talk
ing In the Lewiston fair. While here
they were also looking for some young
beef stock to take in and turn onto the
range.
Martin Wirrer rented his farm north
of town recently to Gottlieb Halter for
term of three years and intends leav-
ling early next month for San Francisco
where he will take in the fair and
perhaps spend the winter. Mr.. Halter
moved onto the Wirrer place with his
family Monday.
John Wasem took delivery the first
of the week of big 10-foot Superior
drill from the Hoeme Hardware. The
drill is made to SOW in rows four inch
es apart, instead of six or seven inch
es, and has a double set of discs 1t
is rugged for nine horses and John ex-
poets to cover considerable more ground
In day with 1t than with the smaller
kind and hopes to grow larger crops
i'm future by reason of planting the
grain thicker in the field.
Will Jones was in town the first of
the week. from across the river and
placed an order with the Cottonwood
Hardware company for a Dodge car for
next summer delivery. VIII says they
can enjoy cars over on the plains just
as well as here ON the prairie and he
expects to see a number of them over
| there next season.