The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1915-04-15

son at the home Of Mr.. ana Mrs. Geo.
r. Mcpherson.
Mrs. p A. Gaul and children intend
leaving Monday for an extended VISIT
with relatives In Wisconsin and other
eastern states.
John Baer shipped two cars OF tat
hogs from this place TO Seattle Tues
day and the Cottonwood Milling Co..
shipped three cars to Portland the Same
day.
John Maugg this week purchased four
lots just west OF the former Baker
residence from r. A. Minis for $3.50 and
will erect nice bungalow there this
summer. The location Is a choice one
and will make Mr.. Maugg the site for
fine home and quite handy to his
work.
Several members OF the local X. of
c. lodge intend going to Cotton, Wash.
next Sunday to witness the initiation
Of class OF about fifty candidates In
to the order.
Mrs. Lloyd Crosby and children came
in from, Leland, where they had stop
ped off to visit relatives for a few
weeks while enroute to this place from
Pitt Meadows. b. C.
John Maugg's new blacksmith shop
on west Main street Ia practically
completed and Mr.. Maugg will move
his tools and stock down from Keu-
terviile next week and be ready for
business
Bin Schober returned yesterday from
Spokane, having failed to get on with
the Indians this season. Bin says
there are too many old timers to be
had this year and a new man can't
get q look in.
Nezperce business men are contribut-
ing toward the building OF a new grade
across Lawyer canyon southeast Of that
place and which win open up new trade
In the Winona section.
DR.. Truitt was in Lewiston several
days this week attending the session
OF the state board of medicine examin-
ers, OF which he Is q member. The
board examined fifteen applicants who
desire to practice medicine in Idaho.
W. b. Hussman. wife and little
daughter and Mrs. B. Luchtefeld left
last week for Spokane where the lit
tie girl later underwent an operation
at the Deaconess hospital for abscess
OF the lungs, which resulted from her
recent serious attack OF pneumonia.
Joseph Gaul sold his residence prop
erty In the north end of town the
first Of the week to Bernard Grunloh
and then purchased the John Reiland
cottage Just north Of the bali park.
Mr.. Reiiand Is to finish the cottage
by May 18th and Mr.. Gaul will move
into his new home about May LIST.
| Athol McKinnon had the misfortune
to get kicked on the hand by a horse
at the Eckert farm last Friday night,
breaking bone In the hand and knock
| ing his knuckles down. The injured
member was dressed by DR.. Shinnick
and Is doing nicely but 1t will be some
time before Athol can use 1t freely
again.
r.. Hubbard, a promising young at
torney from Spokane. arrived in the
| city late last week and has decided
to locate here. Mr.. Hubbard has Sc
cured office rooms in the Goldstone
block over the post office where he
can be found by anyone in need OF
legal services. He will make q special
ty OF collections and probate work.
| Waiter Brockmap was In town Mon
day from his farm north Of Greencreek,
where he had been looking after his
interests. and left Wednesday for his
cattle ranch across the Snake river
over In Oregon. Walter has about 700
acres In crop this year on the prairie
and figures on making cleanup this
fall II both yield and prices are good.