The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1915-03-11
COTTONWOOD
(chronicIe)


DR.. ShinHdck left yesterday morning
for Spokane on a professional trip.
Sam Butler was business visitor in
Grangeville the first OF the week.
John Baer shipped three cars OF fat
hogs to Seattle from this place Tuesday
John Fun1e and ]. v. Nash were
business visitors at Grangeville last
night.
Miss Antonio Bruegeman left late last
week for Moscow for a visdt with reIa-
tives
r. b. Kading was in the city Sunday
from Grangeville looking after loans
for his firm.
Mrs. Theo. Toennis and daughter.
Frances, left the first of the week for
Montana on a short visit.
| Mrs. Otto Jenny returned last night
from Wisconsin where she was called
recently by the death Of her father.
Jim Rookie and family were In town
for several days the first OF the week
from their homestead over on the JOS
eph.
Steve Trautman bought a fine span of
black mares from George Kihmar, Of
Winona, the FIRST OF the week for Frank
Kaufman for $275
DR.. Orr reports the birth of a lusty
s-pound son Wednesday night to Mr..
and Mrs. John SCHNEIDER just east Of
town. Also daughter to Mr.. and Mrs.
Geo. Stellinger east of town.
James Fairchilds went to Grangevilie
Wednesday evening with his witnesses
and made final proof ON his homestead
south Of town before Probate Judge
Harris
Rudolph Scherrer, a former resident Of
this place, returned the first OF the
week from the Alberta country and
states he had quite a difficult time
getting across the line
Joe Enneking and witnesses left this
morning for Lewiston where the former
will make final proof before the land
office on a timber and stone claim he
filed on recently back Of Keuterville.
A family in the north end of town
that had been suspected OF appropriat-
ing chickens belonging to the neigh
bors was given scare late last week
that caused them to leave town In a
hurry. We understand they got as far
as Lapwad before stopping.
Billy Schober left Tuesday morning
for Seattle and win go from there to
Portland where he will try to get onto
The Portland league bali team. Billy
Is a fast lite payer and his many
friends here hope he succeeds in get
ting in right with some Of the big
teams.
Theodore Wasean, who has been visit
ing here with relatives for the past
several weeks, intends leaving the lat
ter part of the week for his home near
Bassano. Alberta. Thee. says he likes
the country quite well where he is To-
Gated but is still holding onto his farm
near Rosetta in case he decides to re-
turn to the good old u. s. A.
DIR. Shinnick accompanied Lonnie
Bales and son to Spokane last week
where the child was operated ON at the
Sacred Heart hospital by DR.. w. T. PLY
for the Strengthening Of wry neck.
The operation was difficult one and
the little patient will have to remain
In the hospital for about a month with
his neck in a plaster cast.
j. b. Krieger sold $50 acres of land
southwest of KeuterviIle Wednesday to
e. l.. Kapell Of this place, for $1,000
and the new owner expects to move on
to the new place in the near future.
Mr.. Kapell hopes to put about twenty
acres of the land into crop this spring
ana Will eventually cieaT up M tne
land that is fit for cultivation.
John Maugg moved his family down
from KeutervfIle the first of the week
and ds occupying one of the Rookie cot
tages just back of the Cottonwood
Hardware store. Mr.. Maugg has lum-
Der on the ground for his new black
smith shop and wiz soon start work on
the same. Mr.. M@ugg and family are
most estimable people and we are glad
to number them among the residents of
our city.
Henry Boeckman was in town Monday
from Keuterville carrying around bad
ly disfigured face as the result of get
ting into close touch with the heels of
a kicking horse. Henry assisted Henry
Katterhagen last week in taking a
bunch of horses from this place to
Uniontown and while at the latter place
got kicked on the side Of the head by
ONE Of the animals. He was unconscious
for several hours and mis- mind was
rather hazy for couple of days after
the accident but he Is gradually getting |
over the effects Of the blow and will
soon be as well as ever. He wasin-
deed fortunate in escaping as wei as
he dSd