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

j. A. McGhie. of Grangeviue was
registered at the Hotel Kamiah sunday
ID. L. Rosengrants sh pped several car
OF hogs to the Spokane market Tpas-
day.
+. J. Reed returned Sunday from a
visit to Spokane.
Miss Ruth Miller was in town from
Denver this week, a guest of her sis
ter, Mrs Hartzell Cobbs.
Chas. Henderson and Joe Durant left
yesterday for a hunting trip up ON the
Mussellsheu
ed Gallaher and f. f. Harris and two
sons left Monday for Buffalo HUMP on
big game hunt.
Dr. Mckeen Boyce was in Grange
Vile Monday, having been called to the
ed Sweet ranch to perform a surgical
operation.
w. L. Jewell, w. A. Dissmore ]. ]
Guyer, and W. H. Swingler We're Grange
vile visitors hast Friday, interviewing
The board of county commissioners.
Mrs. r. M. Lomax brought i'm man.
gel beet yesterday which shows that
this kind of COW feed grows 1uxuriantly
here. This one measures two feet long
and weighs 10 pounds
/ Sidewalks and cement crosswalks are
being placed in front of properties be-
longing to J. r. Hagerson, Ralph Stu
art, Mrs. Anderson. John Taylor, Fran
ces Threehouse. M. l.. Hastings and
NICOLA Divita-
| o. F. Silvernafl has disposed of his
farm and he and his good wife intend
TO go to California TO reside.
CaOrQa X Raad rapart. 4ba+ ~.rt,,
of Germans have gone into the Buffalo
Hump country and says he Is suspicious
concerning their actions While they
claim to be prospecting for gold, he be-
lbeves they are going to seize all the
gold in the mountains and make Elk
City the capital of German province.
James Cox, Roy Randall and Jesse
Anderson left Monday morning for the
Three Forks to hunt bear.
Tom Brownlee son and daught er have
left for California to join Mrs. Brown
Ice, who has been there since June.
Frank Lansing and wife. returned yes
terday from weeks visit at Clear
water. They are moving up on the w.
A. Saunders ranch today.
A. d. HoHingsworth met with a Sc
vere accident one day last week when
he was thrown from a horse breaking
one of the bones of his left arm just
above the wrist and disocating the
other Mr.. Hollingsworth ascribes the
accident to the fact that sack of
nails he was carrying broke open and
he thinks one of them caught between
the horse and saddle. He had both feet
out of the stirrups and lost one bride
rein and was also attempting to dodge
a gatepost. All the circumstances put
together caused bad fail for him. He
is getting along as well as could be
expected but 1t will be some time be-
fore he can use the injured member
Last Thursday evening about thirty
of Miss Florence Hurleys young friends
surprised her at her home with a glass
and china shower Miss Hurley receiv.
ed many pretty, useful gifts and all re-
port a good time. A pnenuptial hand
kerchief shower and tea for Miss Hur
ley was given by Mrs. L. P. Bradbury
on Saturday. feature of the after
noon was a guessing contest, the an.
swers TO questions being names of fam
lilies in this vicinity Veva Ivey re
oeived the dainty prize for the correc
answers Dainty refreshments were sers
ed by the hostess assisted by Mrs
Hurley.
County Agriculturalist Wade while Ii
town yesterday, made arrangement
with the State Bank to come dow'
Within THE next ten days and help tn
farmers select their corn samples 70
the show at st. Paul The bank vii
later make public the date of MI
wades coming. He will also com
down later and help the farmers pu
up their lexhibits for display at tn
show