The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1915-11-25
HANNAH


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Was. Hoover and family, formerly Of
winona. have moved into the Doty
house behind Henderson's store.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. H. McKeen were
reunited In marriage at Lewiston last
Friday and will make their home here
ia Kamiah as formerly.
Work on the new Nickel meat mar
ket is progressing at q fast rate. The
bricklayers are at work and the car
renters are remodeling the interior of
the original structure.
ID. l.. Rosengrants and Bug Hunt
shipped a couple Of cars Of h~gs to
Seattle ana Spokane markets this week.
Wa notice in the Caldwell Tribune
that a Mr.. Hoffstetter, formerly of
north Idaho has opened UP a new cleo
trio bakery there. Wonder If that is
our old Kamiah baker and printer?
state Highway Engineer e. n. Booth
will be here within the next ten days
to appraise the Kamiah bridge. The
work of providing for the purchase of
the bridge has been going forward
steadily and all are confident that 1T
WON'T be many days before it viii be
open to the free use of the public.
Rev. Snowden, the Community church's
new pastor, seems to be arousing quite
a bit OF religious interest in Kamiah
His meetings last week were very sue
cessful and he LIS drawing large crowds
at every service.
John w. knight of Harrisburg pass
ed through town Tuesday. on his way
to the old Dolph Smith place on Camas
prairie to do fall blowing and fix up
the place for winter. Mr.. Knight bough
this place from Elmer e. Coder thru
C. M. Butler ON October 49, Mr. Knight
paid $500, realizing that the best land
Is the cheapest to buy.-Stites Enter
prise.
County Agriculturist A. e. Wade was
In town Monday acting as judge of
the State Banks corn Smelling contest
Mr.. Wade was unable to give definite
announcement as to the winner of the
contest until he took the specimens
home and dried them out and weighed
them. He said however that it was
almost certain that A. p. Morris car
riydoff the honors.
John w. Matlock leaves this week
for tour of inland empire and coast
cities. He is accompanied by his wife
and little Miss Anita SIS staying in the
country with her grandparents. Mr..
Matlock has been one of the heaviest
buyers of grain on the Clearwater this
year and his trip is for the urpose of
marketing his grain most advantage
ously.
John Poland and Allison tombstone
had quite an adventure while coming
down the river on a raft. They were
on their way home from the Pete King
mine. The raft hung up on. a rock in
the middle of the river and when q
farmer took them off in a boat the
boat turned over, splitting all three tr
the drink" However, they got II
about ten o'clock last Monday NIGH
and do not seem much worse for theil
adventure.
A recent communication from relative
In Spokane imports the knowledge tina
Thos. Blizzard, formerly of this place
has Joined the Canadian army and hal
gone to fight fer King George. Mr.
Blizzard, who will be remembered will
the Clayton and Ellis families here, ha
many friends who hope that he will
come back all covered with glory. in
stead of receiving the usual portion
allotted to the poor soldiers in Europe
carnage
]. w. Powell is hauling lumber 70
the erection Of a new dwelling on hi
ranch.
Quite few of the cattle men in Thu
section have recently lost several hea
of beef cattle by black leg. They ar
now vaccinating for the prevention c
this dreadful disease.