The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1915-09-30

(Progress)
Ralph Stuart. Monte Ferguson and
Harvey Renshaw will serve on the po-
Ice force during the fair.
Walter Mackey Of Charleston, pur-
CHASED 400 head of Shropshire ewes
here thds week. shipping them to his
ranch.
r. L. Spiker has traded off his build
ing at Vollmer for ranch in the waDa
section. The building is the best in
town and valued at $4,000.
Mrs. Henry Camerone has returned
to Hannah from Genesee hoping that
the lower altitude Will be beneficial,
she being sufferer from heart trouble.
r. G. Mclaughlin, our genial station
agent. collided with a corner of the
staddon building Monday and as re-
suit has a badly patched UP counten-
ance.
Sam Frank and william Parsons and
their families returned Friday from
hunting and fishing trip on the Mussef-
shell. They report good success. Sew
EN- inches of snow had fallen where
they were and foot of 1t fell on the
James Parsons and Homer Condit
party further up in the hills. The lat
ter. with their families arrived In
Kamiah today.
Thomas Lindsey is building a large
porch ON hds house at the top OF the
hi4,
F. II. Rehberg was in attendance at
the county court at Grangevilbe hast
week,
The Oatman family of Indians this
year raised 1900 sacks of barley and
700 sacks of wheat.
Ray Agee and Arthur Horning left
this week for Moscow, where they will
enter the university
Mrs. s. Wilkinson and daughter, An
gela, of Lewiston, are visiting at the
Nation home this week.
II. +. Evans, Charles Rawson and D.
G. Robrets left Sunday morning In Mr.
Evans car for a three days trip ito
Spokane.
joe Blackeagle has made quite al sue
cess of his first year of farming. He
has 919 sacks of oats and 1852 saclSs
of barley.
Monte Ferguson has recently ,purchas-
ed the A. d. Hollingsworth store build
ing. and has donated the use of 1t
during the fair for the ladies' exhibits
tand resi- room
Mr.. and Mrs. Godfrey Jarbo came in
from Spokane Sunday evening, where
they had been attending the fair.
Their Nttle niece. Helen Ueotta Jarbo,
came with them and win remain indef-
anaitsly.
Albert Mcguire brought In a speci-
men OF late cherries this week. He
says the fruit hangs on the trees in
good condition Dor a long time efter
the frosts commence. This variety is
very rare In this section but neverthe-
hess is O fine lfiuit.
VIM Cameron of Cardbel, has rented
Miss Anna Wixon's residence
f. ID. PaGr exhibited some Of his
fine Holstein CATTLE at Rooslxia last
week.
G. w. Ingram was in town from
Caribel yesterday, bringing in some
fine samples of oats and turnips for
the fam
Dam Laverty was in town yester-
day with some specimens which he Is
going TO use in a fine mineral display
at the fair. Mr.. lI1averty says that
after the settlement of their land case
the mime will be ready for some new
machinery and after that is put In
operation 1t Is expected the mine VIII
be- put ON q paying basis
A MERRY party of aubomobilists drove |
up to Justice Mautoon's residence last
Monday evening and Informed him that |
couple wished to become man and |
wife. They were ushered into the par
Tor where the Justice tied the hymen-
cal knot with his usual grace. The par
ties to the marriage were William c. |
Marsh and Miss Hazel Maude Bialoeay, |
both of Nezperce. They were accom- |
panied to Kamiah by Mr. and Mrs G. |
3. lehman OF that city and another
young couple. They left for Nezperce
Immediately after the ceremony.
III. e. Barnes OF the Ferdinand Sec
tion. DIS causing considerable excitement
by attempting to escape paying his
debts. He ran thresher through the
season and did not sebtie with his men
nor with the storel0eepers Then he
turned the threshdng outfit back to the
company from whom he had agreed to
purchase 1t. Next his attempt to get
away. Officers from Ferdinand caught
him and he Is now being held there
nntil some se utbement Is reached.
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