The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1915-08-26

nam last week some fino SamHIeS OF
oats for the display which he and Mr..
Kading are collecting, the straw meas
uring full seven feet in height. Mr..
DeArmond has supplied the finest thresh
ed oat samples yet delivered. and Mr..
Harris is free to say that he does not
believe either sample can be beaten
This week A. A. Smith sold the ranch
that he recently secured from z. E.
coder back to the original owner. the
consideration. we are informed. was in
the neighborhood 0 5000. Dolph is
now going 90 confine his operations to
the Clearwater place which he says
he thinks more of each day.
Give your horses and cattle treat.
Use Fly Way" to drive pests off
your stock. Guaranteed by the Inter-
national Stock Food Co.. and for sale
at the City Feed store.
j. Loyal Addison came up from his
Salmon river ranch Wednesday ON bus
mess. Loyal says never in the history
of the river country has there been
such crops as have been produced and
harvested this year. Hay made am enor-
nous yield and the wheat crop Is full
ly on a par with 1t. Il. o. Wilson on
the Buford place, has stacked and
housed LIS tons of hay.
Donald Bangs went down to Lewis
ton Tuesday morning and is now engage
ed with the Lewiston Printing & Bind
ing Co. Mrs. Bangs, Don's mother went
down on the same train and on to
Pomeroy, where she viii visit for some
time with friends and look after their
household goods that are stored at that
place.
Mr. and Mrs. Norman Addison will
arrive tomorrow from New York and
will visit at the home Of Mrs. Alice NJ
Shaft. mother OF Mrs. Addison. Mr..
Addison has just taken the degree of
master OF arts from Columbia univer-
sity and is a professor in the Idaho
technical college at Pocatello.- Clarks-
ton item.
c. j. eager was In town the first of
the week after surgical assistance.
One OF his mules became frightened
while he was leading 1t out OF the barn.
and threw him onto a pile OF rocks
cutting a severe cash In his mead. Az
ter the wound was dressed he was in
frame Of mind to treat the incident as
a joke.
VIM. Jones and VIM. Platt came In
Wednesday evening from the Boles Sec
ton and are mixing among their nu-
merous Grangeville friends and Incl
dentaaly giving boost TO Border Days.
The boys promise some excellent at
fractions from over in their country
with a big attendance from among their
population
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Munro, accompan-
led by Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Bristol of
Lewiston, left this morning for a two
weeks outing at the Twin Cabins. This
win be Mr.. Munro's regular summer va
cation, and we are informed that his
work in the local postoffice will prob
ably be taken care of by al postal clerk
of Charleston, VINO most likely will be
transferred to this office
Mr.. and Mrs. George Poe were up
from whitebird several days last week
with the purpose of purchasing a home
that they might give their children the
benefit of our excellent school advan-
tages. After purchasing the Mrs. Jer-
ry Baker property, north Of the court
house. they returned home Sunday to
arrange for making the change of res
idence. The Poes are most excellent
people win be given warm welcome
to our community.
There was an assault case up for
trial in Judge Vineyards court this af-
ternoon In which w. A. Grunewald was
the complaining witness and Alexander
Gage, of the Salmon river country was
the defendant. Gage was charged with
using a spreader stick for a weapon in
his attack ON Grunewald. who claimed
that he only escaped serious injury by
defending himself with q pick. Gage
was fined IS .by Justice Vineyard. after
pleading guilty to assault with dead
ly weapon. as first charged
The travelling statesmen are becoming
almost too common to make mention of
these days. -Four drummers arrived
at the Imperial Hotel Tuesday OF this
week almost at the same time. all OF
them driving cars Of their own and
all having made the trip up from Lew
iston. Thds is hitting the railroad pas
senger traffic a hard jolt. but the fact
Is recognized that every line OF business
must adjust itself to the rapid evolut-
ing that Is now going ON the world
over. We are certainly speeding up
these days in all other lines as well
as that OF travel
L. NJ Harris and John Cailan return
ed Wednesday evening from a business
trip to Spokane. They made the re-
turn from Lewiston to Grangeville via
the Henderson auto route and are en-
thusiasts over the trip. Mr.. Harris
stated to Globe reporter that he had
never spent q pleasanter four or five
hours than that put IN In the ride over
the scenic route traversed by the auto
between the Snake river and Idaho
county metropoaises. Such crops we're
never viewed In any other country and
the weather conditions were ideal for