The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1915-05-20

An excellent piano for sale cheap al
the Episcopal rectory.
A. f. Parker made business trip
to Moscow late last week and spent
few days in the Palouse metropolis
c. w. jenkins, superintendent OF
the Cottonwood schools. spent the
early part of the week in this city.
Miss Ethel Perkins. neice of Mrs
Grant Benedict, returned to Lewiston
Monday after a two weeks visit IN
this city.
Word was received here this week
from Register Heitfelt. Of the Lewis
ton land office to the effect that home
steaders on the forest reserve cannot
take advantage of the enlarged home
stead.
Rev. Homer E. Bush returned the
middle of last week from Boise. where
he had been in attendance at the
Episcopal conclave held there. He re-
turned pretty much under the weather.
having contracted a severe cold.
Mrs. w. e. Kittren of Burke, Idaho,
arrived in the city Saturday evening
and will spend a few days with the
nome IOlkS, MT. anu IL ~ 1R~~
den. With the arrival of Mrs. r. W.
overman from Montana, who is expect
ed this evening the Speddens will have
a regular family reunion.
Cy Overman brought in a bunch OF
wheat from his farm last Sunday that
measured 35 inches in height and says
that never in the history of the coun-
| try has wheat attained such height
at this time of year. He has 125 acres
of this variety and 1t is so strong
that 1t will hold up a mans hat.
The dance given by the Royal Neigh
bors last Thursday night was very well
attended and was thoroughly enjoyed
by all. This is the first affair given
| by this order since It's recent organiza-
ton, and netted a neat little sum
which viii be used IN purchasing their
equipment.
| Chas. Durham of whitebird brought
up nineteen head of horses last FRI
day but did not succeed In disposing OF
amy of them. One of the better ones
was brought before the inspectors and
was Immediately turned down and Chas.
declined to have the rest Of the bunch
given the once over by the foreign
gentlemen.
T. s. Jackson returned Monday even
ing from Kalamath Falls, Ore. where
he has been located the past winter.
Shortly after leaving here Mr. Jackson
was united In marriage TO Miss Bertha
Bolen, formerly of this city, at the
above mentioned place, and Mrs. Jack
son will arrive here the last of this
week to join her husband. and the
family will make Grangeville their
home.
Jean Cheuigny and M. E. Delas, rep
resenting the French government, ].
J e. Davies of Rochester, and W. B.
/ Gilpin of New York. horse contractors
for the French, were in the city Sat-
urday inspecting the horses that had
been assembled by the different buyers
of this county. 1t is said there was
from $50 to 800 head OF horses here
from which the inspectors secured fiji
ty odd.
clerk of the court Of this county, and
lately connected with the Union State
bank at Nezperce, arrived in the city
Saturday evening. Mr.. johnson did not
take kindly to the banking profession,
practice of law associating himself
with Perry Mitchell of that place.
He returned home yesterday morning.
Dr. Green returned from Lewiston
last week. where he attended the open
river celebration and had an enjoyable
visit with his family that is residing
there. He will be busy here for a few
days yet but expects TO get through
by the first of next week when he
will make another professional trip to
be gone a couple OF months this time
before he will be back in his Grange
Vile office again.
DR.. F. e. Wood this week received a
graduation announcement from the North
Pacific Dental college at Portland, from
which he graduated a year or so ago.
This year the class roll contains "A
names among them being that OF Al
fred Frank Sempert, who will be well
remembered by the younger set In this
city. Quite a number Of young men
from this section have been graduated
from this college.