The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1915-07-15
FOR sALE-one wagon. good a. new.
Enquire Of L. NJ HArriG II

FOR sALE-One wagon. good a. new
Enquire Of L. NJ HArri& II
Hal c. Brown brought out 10 head
of fat cattle from his Salmon river
range today and tomorrow will ship
them to the Portland market. This
Is the first bunch from the river coun-
try and makes four carloads. Mr..
Brown will accompany the shipment.
Robt. Todd. for a number OF years
the manufacturer OF the Ell vago cigar
at this place, and now located at Pas
co, spent last week in the city, visit
ing with old friends and enjoying the
big celebration. Mr.. Todd states that
he is doing nicley in his new location.
He returned home Sunday morning.
VIM. Hunt, one Of the prominent pio-
neer farmers of this section, recently
completed making some decided i'm
provements at his farm northwest from
this city. The ranch home now boasts
of a brand new and nicely painted
front fence. F. E. Wiley did the work
for Mr.. Hunt.
George Sheldon, accompanied by
George Stanbery, of Winona, drove
over in the formers auto Sunday and
attended the ball game between Nez-
perez and Grangeville. Both these gen.
tlemen stated that the exhibition was
the best ever seen In Grangeville. The
score was 2 to o in favor of the latter.
Floyd Moore. of the South Fork. was
in the city Monday and on returning
fnn hon Of M fha
young trout that were shipped here
Sunday night Floyd is an enthusiast
tic sportsman and will see to 1t that
the young members Of the tribe are
properly planted.
w. r. Skey. special representative
OF the O.-W. Il. & N. Co.. was in
the city Monday looking after the
interests of his company in regard to
the fruit preserving demonstration con-
Quoted In the afternoon Of that day
by Mrs. M. e. King. In the Ladies'
Rest room, to which large attendance
was attracted.
Jess Callahan, the genial manager
of the Imperial Hotel Is taking a much
needed vacation this week and left
on Monday morning to take in the
big meeting OF the Shriners now being
held in Seattle. He will be absent
possibly ten days and during that time
Fred Clark Is filling the managers
place and Ben Shaw is representing on
the night shift.
VIM Hendricks. formerly a resident
OF this place. returned from Spokane
last week and will probably remain here,
the family joining him later. Mrs.
Hendricks suffered paralytic stroke
something like year ago, but is
practically recovered at this time Mr..
Hendrick states that he has covered
lot Of grain growing territory this
season but that the crops on Camas
The Camas Prairie railroad afforded
an accommodation to the travelling pub
lie never before given on the line when
Conductor Harry Morris ran special
car through from Grangeville to Win
chester to the two days celebration
held there Monday and Tuesday. Pas
sengers were taken on enroute at Fem,
Cottonwood, Ferdinand and Vollmer. and
the car was transferred at Craig juno
tion, thus enabling the passengers to
make the entire trip without change
OF cars.-Culdesac Enterprise.
Charlie M. Clay. one of the best
known and most successful sheep men
from the higgins section, spent
number OF days in the city this week
looking after business matters. Mr..
Clay stated that his sheep sheared
better than ten pounds per head and
he received from II to % cents per
pound for his wool. Mr.. Clay has
resided In the Salmon river country
for many years and is thoroughly &C
quainted with the country through
which the proposed north and south
railway would have to pass and Is
of the opinion that boulevard would
be OF much more benefit to the in
habitants of the state.