The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1915-11-04
COTTONWOOD
(Chroniclel

up the mHiLef OF corn growing In the
prairie ard try TO secure samples Of
corn grown here this year with a view
to using vt In supplying seed to dis
tricts where the attitude is as high or
higher than Camas prairie. Mr.. Smith
understands diversified farming and
corn growing from start ITO finish and
1t Is possible a meeting may be ar
ranged for him to address the farmers
OF this section ON this vital subject
As soon as the date of his visit Is
known plans win be put under way for
such NEE ing and 1t is hoped that
a large crowd may be secured no hear
him.
Mrs. SummerfieId and child were Wis
iting at Keuterville last week from
Moscow with the lady's parents, DR.
and Mrs. Blake
DR.. Orr, assisted by DR. Stockton Of
Grangevile, performed a major oper-
alton on Mrs. James Crea southeast of
town ON Tuesday OF this week. The
patient stQod the operation nicely and
is recovering as rapidly as could ba
expected.
Mrs. Athia Huff this week purchase
cd several head OF fine Holstein cat
tie from Dr. Slusser at Grageville, pay
SISTED of three heifers one COW and
bull calf that is closely related 10 the
champion Hereford cow Of the United
States The calf is registered and cost
$125 This is a fine start for pure
bred herd and Mrs. Huff win in few
years have one Of the best herds of
Holsteins in the country.
Dr. Shinnack Is having new porch
.te 1sa q "a
his residence on First street
A dainty baby daughter OF regulation
weight and hung power was born to
MIR. and Mrs. Joseph Altman near Green
creek early Monday morning.
Raymond Kaschmitter returned the
first OF the week from his trip to Mon
tana and, we understand, Is thinking
seriously OF returning to that state to
locate.
r. Il. Miller and a Mr.. sanderson
drove about 400 head of stock cattle
through town Tuesday morning on their
way ito Pomeroy WASH, where the cat
tie will he fed until they are ready for
market MIR. Miller secured most of
the cattle from Stockmen in the upper
Salmon river country while Mr.. Sander
son picked up the balance here on the
ings in the Pumeroy country and along
Snake river and has been in the habit
for years Of picking UP stock cattle
each fall and turning the animals into
his fields and pastures where they are
allowed to Craze until in top marioet
condition. The bunch taken out this
time were a prime lot of feeders and
win make their owner a nice piece OF
money when finally Sold
A large party of relatives and friends
were entertained at the F. G. Nuxol
home east OF Greencreek last Sunday In
honor OF Mr.. and Mrs. Barney Nuxoll
of Illinois.
p. ]. and J. c, Rounds this week pur-
chased the California restaurant adjoin
ing the Pastime pool hall and took
change OF the same Wednesday evening
One Of the new owners Is a cook by
profession and they intend giving th*
public the very best service possible
while In business here.
b. A. Miller was In town Monday fror
Winona with a big load of fat hogs
which he sold TO local dealers.
r. A. Minis uprcahsed the Pastim,
pool han Saturday from w. w Caldwell
and the latter Is now tending bar fol
s. j. Peterson.
Lee Kelly. OF the upper Salmon rive
country, drove about ninety head 0
Hereford COWS and calves through towi
Saturday enroute to his ranch. The ca
tie were picked UP in the Potlatcl
country.
b. vonTersch, of near Ferdinand. pur
chased a residence property OF u acre
In Charleston last week for $4,000 and wi
rna1xa bfes vtnfar hoa1aa fhara
John Seger was in town Tuesday fror
winona. having brought his brother In
law, Fred Duensing. In that morning I
take the train for Iowa. Mr.. Duensin
had been visiting the exposition at Sa
Fraraeisco and dropped off here to Wis
1t relatives for a few days before so
Ing on east.
w 3. Hussman closed deal satnr
day for dhe purchase Of an of the ma
chinery In the old Wright planning mil
consisting Of an engine and boiler an
about fifteen other pieces TO machin
cry, and will soon move ii to his hum
her yard in the west end OF town wher
he intends cree ing large building la
ter to receive IT. The machinery wa
secured at very low figure and non
gives him one of the most complet
planing and wood working plants on 10
OF the mountain
J. H. Joneens, a prosperous farmer {
the Nezperce section, was in the hit
on business Monday. He also deliv
cred two purebred Shorthorn bun calve
hare Tuesday 70 Charles Holt, Of tn
upper Salmon river country Mr. Jor
gems has herd OF about 45 registere
ShorthoIns and intends going into tha
grade Of stock quite extensively.
MIR. and Mrs. r. n. Huffman brougf
in sack of potatoes Monday TO til
Parker store from their ranch east {
GreencreelS that were beauties. and n
mistake. Fifty of the "spuds'' filled a
oaa sack so full II had to be sewed an
weighed lbs opunds, an average Of q
pounds per spud Mr.. Parker made
unique display Of the tubers in his sho
window. using them to spell the wor
IDAHO, and they attracted quite a Il
Of attention from the passers-by.
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