The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1915-10-07
FERDINAND


marketed to date
Mrs. Max Dietrich departed Monda
morning for short visit with FRIEND
in the Palouse country.
w. L. swatman came home froq
Grangeville Saturday for a few hour
visit with his family, returning agai
In the evening. He has about a wee
more Of threshing I'm that vicinity.
DIR. Shinnick was here PROFESSIONAL
on business from Cottonwood Saturda,
We are going to have the foreg DIN
stereotyped as the doctor lives her
about a third OF the time, and outsid
OF having home physician, 1t please
us very much.
e. Liewe'lyn last week purchased tw
lots just west Of ]. A. Terwillergar',
home and contemplates erecting a res
idence thereon soon.
j. F. Prosser purchased six lots las
week from w. II. Uhlenisott and Elk
poets to erect a barn thereon at once
and later a residence. temporarily.
W. A. Frost. who about five year.
ago was station agent at Vollmer, hui
later removed to Sanbury. Ohio, whers
he engaged In farming. vas here from
Monday evening until Tuesday morning
the guest of his friend, r. K. Bell
Mr.. Frost farmed It for about -four
years and then again entered the en-
ploy OF the New York Central. He
and his wife are spending a short va
cation with Mrs. Frosts parents al
Vollmer.
Dick Steem and his heriens drove a
band OF 5000 sheep from Salmon river
to this section where he will feed them
for a while prior to making a shipment
to outside markets.
That Editor Jenson of Ito ought to
be a happy man now. Editor Blake Of
the Kamiah Progress has been printins
butterwrappers at starvation wages. ac-
cording to Jensen, and last week d,,r
Ing their street fair Blake placed his
Job press on wagon In the parade.
and the press fell off. smashing 1t to
smithereens.
Albert Bush has been quite Ill with
typhoid fewer the past week. His fever
at the beginning of the week was a
trifbe over 1903. At the time OF going
to press he Is reported as being ON the
mend.
A. @. Nau ON Tuesday shipped a can.
OF porkers to the Spokane markets.
paying the local raisers here So. so DER
hundredweight.
Miss Aida Walker. who has been
spending the summer at the home of
her brother, w. r. Walker departed
tuesday morning for Missouri, where
she Will visit a few days with her par
ents prior to making the long journey.
DIR. Russell Truitt, OF Cottonwood.
was here Tuesday and informed the
Enterprise man that he had decided 10
locate here and is having his office
building, first door west of the barber
shop. remodeled for occupancy the first
of the week. DR.. Truitt win not NOVA
his family here for time. at least
but expects that they will later become
permanent residenters here.
Carl Cosand, a rancher who lives on
a ranch between here and Cottonwood.
attempted to make his "get away last
sunday, and leave several OF his cred
Nors IN the iurch. Cosand, so II is
said, was making a pretty general clean
up ON things about the place and
showed little. If any disposition to set
Tie his bills according to agreements.
Sunday morning he hitched up a rig
and drove In the direction of Forest
but one Of his creditors had suspicion
90 that all was not ON the square. He
had notified the constable at Cotton
wood to put on his rubber boots ana
goggles and be ready for a man chase I
upon q moments notice. Cosand was
'vertaaSen by the constable several
niles the other side of Forest. and
He secured Attorney GIL
more from Grangeville and settlement
u a number Of accounts was made In
Ferdinand Monday
Last Friday night at about ten or
little later, Peter Aschenbrenner. who
'esides about two miles west OF town.
ieard the noise of wagon proceeding
rom a field near the house where was
tored quantity OF wheat In sacks.
lie comforted himself with the assur-
nee that the vehicle was travelling ON
. road beyond the field, and went to
'ed. The NEXT morning he went to
he wheat pile and discovered that 1s
acks had been taken and that the load
ad been carried away by mule power.
ar Aschenbrenner at once suspected
certain wheat hauler named Dan Tay-
Or, who had been here hauling grain
IL fah and he came to town and swone
ut search warrant. and In company
giln Judge Bushue, and constable.
nd Tude Stonebrealser as chauffeur.
.arted In pursuit. In the direction in
icated by the mules' footprints These
"a EN- through wales and da1es. over
Ills and through ril1s, and over trails
nat would sidetrack anything but
ord; through Woodside. and thence to I
he Taylor ranch near Forest. They !
ound Taylor at demonstrating shortly
edone arrived, but a diligent search q
allied to bring forth the missing grain. {
Elmo Kincaid came within an ace of 1
cling the loser in a check forgery es- '
apade which was pulled off this week /
I Vollmer. 1t appears he had a young
IAN by the name of Ralph Walker
'orking for him and when he quit he ]
ave him check for 1915. Walker I
'ent to Vollmer and while there. claims I
young fellow. aged about 10, stole l
is check He at once notified Mr. 4
incaid of this fact. Kincaid at once
'enf to the bank here and protested O
ma paymAnf NJ thai oH,aof- g.