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

t. NJ. Davis. merchant. IT nj
berg. attorney. VIM. Kitchen Ssen-
Stacy and Mr.. Richards OF Kan,,.h nN
rived In the city "Wednesday ON ~
ness before the district court.
| y ID. McEchron and B. F. savaga
were In the city yesterday and TO-DAY
ooos'lns for the Lewiston fair. OF which
MI MeDchron is the secretary. The
gentlemen state the fair this fan viii
be the best ever.
lou were disappointed in not getting
10 buy fine fresh COW AZ .wa1tar
Hickerson's sale Tuesday. but Tho on
porrundty will be open Saturday Sent
iS. at the Boss Barn. at 80 D. m. on
tine same terms as before.
Hugh Taylor left last Friday for
Portland where he will enter the Reed
college for the ensuing year. Hugh is
another of Grangevilles bright and am
bilious young high school graduates
VINO gives promise OF making something
of himself.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leo Brust returned This
week from the Nezperoe prairie where
Leo was engaged with the Turner
threshing outfit. They will be in this
city for a time before returning to
their ranch home near Pollock
Mr.. and Mrs. George Behean and
three daughters came up from their
Whitebird ranch last Sunday, the young
ladies' to attend the institute and later
10 enter school. They ar estoppine at
the home Of Mrs: Behean's parents Mr..
and Mrs. A. w. Robinson.
John Powell has just completed
drilling well on his place northeast
of town. The drill was sent down 1ss
feet when fine flow Of water was
secured. The work was done by frank
Barham and was completed in five
days.
T. H. Bartlett. ex-register of the
lewiston land office, autoed up from
Lewiston last week to inspect the crop
conditions on his farm north of town.
He was more than pleased with this
years returns. While here he and Jim
Eldridge and other wing shots took a
trip or two out in quest OF grouse.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Jones and VIM.
Platt came out from their ranches over
on the Plains Tuesday and will remain
out until after Border Days In the
meantime Mr. and Mrs. Jones will go
to Spokane for a visit with Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert Jones, who are in that
city for time.
Miss .Bernice Mccoy. of Boise. state
superintendent of public instruction, ar
rived in the city to take part in hee
county institute program. She came
from Nezperce where She attended the
county institute. Miss ST. John of the
state normal at Lewiston arrived on
the same train with Miss Mccoy.
County Auditor. j. P. Eimers has been
travelling with cane for number OF
days. from a recurring attack Of vad-
cose veins. While manipulating the
cane with skill and grace, ]. p. says
he prefers 30 forego the ''style" and
the pride which goeth Herewith for that
comfortable feeling which comes from
a good underpinning.
]. N. Rice. of whitebird, N. b. Pet
tibone from the Circle ranch and j..
d. Long from southwest of town, con-
stituting the board of county commits
week, and made the tax levy for the
operating expenses Of Idaho county for
the coming year.
]. w. Wilson finished threshing last
Friday night and was in the city Sat
urday Mr.. Wilson stated that he had
twenty acres of White Oregon wheat
that made 1901 bushels. which seems
ITO average Up well with some other
reports that have been turned in re-
gardlng large yields. Mr.. and Mrs.
Wilson have leased their place west
of town and are planning to spend the
winter at the odd home in Missouri.
N. L. Broughman was in the city last
Saturday and informed the Globe re-
porter that he had leased the Fem
hotel and will take charge soon. Mr..
Broughman at one time ran a restau-
rant in Grangeville and latter success
fully conducted the Whitebird hotel. and
Thoroughly understands catering to the
needs of the travelling public. 1t Is
safe to predict him success in his new
field at Fem.
Warren Auchinvole, who was born in
Grangeville. but who for number OF
years has resided in Portland. Is in the
city renewing acquaintance with old
time friends. He visited for a time
with his cousins the Aram boys over
on the plains. where at one time was
engaged In the cattle business. He Is
Visiting here with his cousin, Mrs. Mat
Geary. He says there have been a
world of changes in this town and
country since he was here last.
]. B Hurley. former editor OF the
Kamiah Progress. Is in the city this
week attending the teachers institute
having given up the pen for the fer
rule and birch. He Is now teaching his
second or third term at Caribel. Mr.
/ Hurley recently took the civil service
examination for the Indian service
which was held at Kamiah. and returns
just received from the department. give
him a high rating, according hin
twelfth place among those examined II
all the states Of the union. Mr.. Hur-
- Il.