The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1915-03-04
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DR.. Shinnick left Monday morning for
Spokane on a short business trip.
Miss Eunice Turner returned Monday
evening from her trip to Portland.
c. w. Greenough and o. D. Hamlin
were business visitors in Grangeville
wednesday.
DIR. Orr reports the birth Of lusty
~ pound boy to Mr.. and Mrs. Luke
Howard near Fem Monday.
Miss Pauline Smell came up the first
of the week from Charleston and is Wis
| iting with Mrs. James Blackburn south
| Of town.
John Baer shipped three cars Of hogs
from this place to Spokane Tuesday.
the price paid for them being $3.50 per
| hundred.
| A. J. Hoffman, the Greencreek mer-
chant, was In town Monday In his auto
and was accompanied by Rev. Father
Baeriocher.
| Raleigh Wyatt left yesterday with his
family for the Forest section where
they will reside for the summer on
their homestead
| DIR. Orr reports the birth OF fine
baby son Wednesday evening to Mr..
and Mrs. Henry Bosse near Keuterviile.
All are doing nicely.
| Yves Hockersmith was in town Tues
day from his ferry down on Salmon riv-
err and said everything was green and
lovely down there.
Joe F. Kaufman returned late hast
week from his visit to Montana. His
family also arrived this week from Rich
land, Wash, for a short visit here.
Geo. M. Robertson spent several days
at Grofino the first OF the week as a
special representative OF the /. o. o..
f. grand lodge In attendance at a dis
trict convention of the order held in
that city.
The little three months old son Of
Mr.. and Mrs. M. Schwickerath died
Sunday morning from spasms and was
buried Tuesday morning in the Catholic
cemetery. The bereaved parents have
the sympathy OF many friends in their
loss.
Quite a number of farmers out in the
Greencreek country have been busily en-
gagged for the past week or more doing
spring blowing and II nice weather
continues spring work will soon be ION
all over the prairie
Barney Tackle purchased the former
Tony Aichlmayr residence property in
the north end Of town last week from
Alois Gaukler for $1,000 and will have
the house remodeled considerably, after
which he will occupy 1t as a future
home.
Henry Katterhagen, the Uniontown
horse buyer who had been in this vicin-
ity for several days, left the first OF
the week with sixteen head of horses
he had purchased from our farmers.
The horses will later be shipped to
Montana and sold to homesteaders.
August Schroeder, one of the most
progressive farmers Of this district. has
been dragging the road repeatedly In
front of his farm east of town this
spring and as a result 1t is in fine
shape and drivers say they can tell in
the dark when they strike such a piece
of highway. We hope other farmers
Will follow Mr.. Schroeder's example and
get busy with their drags after each
rain.
A couple OF boys in spirit Of mis-
chief tore down a telephone wire south
! of town Sunday evening and one was
followed and forced to return and re-
pair the damage done. The identity oil
both boys is we'll known and they are
lucky to get off as easy as they have
Damaging or destroying telephone lines
Is rather serious offense and II this
work is persisted in the boys will gel
into serious trouble and will not be
! let off so easy next time.
Miss Annie NJ. Wright, sister Of Jas
/. A. Wright residing south of town. suf-
fered a stroke OF apoplexy late We'd
nesday night and died from the results
of the stroke yesterday afternoon with
out regaining consciousness. The de-
: ceased was about Ss years Of age and
had resided here with her brother fol
the past number of years. She was q
quiet unassuming lady of much refine
ment and had many friends who will
J sincerely mourn her early demise.