The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1915-09-16

Is being done under the scrutinizing
eye Of Father Simmons, and that means
1t will be done as near right as is pos
sible. The outlay to the congregation
| for these improvements will spoil
two thousand dollar William beyond
recognition.
Word came from DIR. Truitt of Cot
tonwood. that he was DESTROYS Of per-
manently locating here dn the near flu
ture. Thomas DeCourscy received a
card induiring whether the building
just south of the barber shop could be
procured and fitted up for office rooms.
DR.. Truitt Is generally known here
and has been a member of the state
board of medical examiners; hence 1t
goes without saying that he is no no
vice at the game. and the further an
nouncement that he has decided to
locate here will be a source of great
satisfaction to his numerous acquaint-
ances..
| Peter Aschenbrenner Jr., and family
OF Colfax, Wash. the former son OF
Peter Aschenbrenner of this vicinity,
and Abe Aschenbrenner. a nephew.
also Clifford Whdteaker and family, of
Calumet Wash, the gentleman being
a brother n-law OF Peter E., Jr.. ar
1
| ing and expect to pay their relatives
and friends IN this vicinity quite an
extended visit.
| Sheriff Lafe Yates was here from
Grangevihe Tuesday, subpoenaing wit
nesses for the district court which
Is now in session in the county's me-
| tropolis.
| Glenn Frei, who resides a mile north
I.A 49, tufN -
have the third and fourth fingers of
his right hand come in contact with
a threshing machine cylinder, while in
motion, nearly severing the third fin
ger from the hand. so that 1t barely
hung by a strip of flesh, and consider
ably bruising the little finger. last FRI
day afternoon. The wound was dressed
as quickly as possible and though very
painful, II Is believed both fingers will
be saved and become useful members
of the hand at the proper time r.
Henry J. Kuther ST., received no.
tdce Tuesday that he had been appoint
ed as one of Idahos delegates to the
national dry farming congress which
convenes at Denver, Colorado, Octob-
er 4th. The appointment was made
| by Governor Alexander and the En-
terprise hastens to Join Mr.. Kuthers
numerous friends in extending congrat-
ulations.
carpenters departed for Fem Wednes-
warehouse for the Vollmer Clearwater
company. -
| d. G.. and J. r. Tallman, from West
Lake, were in Ferdinand Saturday tran
sacting business and we enjoyed a
pleasant chat with the gentlemen. A
few years back the TalImans had about
decided to sell their land holdings and
depart for other chimes, but it's differ
| emit now~-it would take much larger
wad of greenbacks now than at that
time to persuade them that there s
a land that Is fairer than his.
f. p. Bangs of Grangeville, was
here on business Monday.
Mrs. w. s. Brockman and three chill
dren departed Monday morning for Mos
COW. where the children will attend
SCHOOL,
Mrs. t. b. Eastman Of Westlake, ar
rived here last week and will spend a
fortnight with the family OF her son.
orrin. Of this city.
Miss Bertha Hackett arrived from
Charleston Saturday and ON Monday as
sumed her place as intermediate
Harry Stern completed plastering the
new Ferdinand bank building Friday
evening and on Saturday departed for
his home at Nezperce.
Two carloads OF wheat were shipped
to East ST. Louis Sunday and seven
cars Of grain were shipped out of here
for coast points Tuesday.
Miss Alice Holtbuer, primary teacher
here, arrived from Kellogg, Idaho, Fri
day, and began her duties at our tenn
pie Of learning bright and early Mon
day
Miss Coda Wilson arrived from Lew
iston Friday evening, and on Monday
morning began a term of school in the
Pine Grove district, three and half
miles west from Ferdinand.
The roads leading to Ferdinand are
lined with teams mostly laden with
grain. every day from early morn until
after dusk. Verify, we are one of the
largest grain marketing places on the
prairie.
Geo. Stonebreaker. who came up from
Lewiston last week to tame a few
grouse and visit his father and broth
ers and sister. Mrs. Joe Hayden. de-
parted Saturday morning for the low
er section where he operates a large
ton.
Miss Funk, OF Cottonwood. arrived in
Ferdinand Wednesday morning and Is
visiting with her brother John. mile
and half northwest Of town.
II VIM. McClery on Tuesday purchased
a lot through the Ferdinand State bank
located just west OF the ]. A. Terwdl-
legar residence on west Main street and
contemplates to at once erect temper
airy living quarters. Later he expects
to procure more ground and build q
modern and comfortable house.
II w. j. .Adsley. Harvey Potter and
i o. p. Frye drove over to the county
capital in the latter gentleman's car,
Monday. where the former went to file
an additional quarter section OF land
to his Salmon river homestead-the two
latter gents going along as witnesses
Mr.. Adsley's Land Is located near Pol
|. lock, and the new addition makes him
/ n half section Of the hast land In that