The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1916-05-04
FERDINAND
(Enterprise)

The Ferdinand base ball team and d
went over to Vollmer Sunday and dur
ing the afternoon did up the locals to
a FRAGILE in a 10 to score
A trio of ladies' esdames Il
Strickfaden, l. E Fisher and o b
Eastman--members Of the Ferdinand
improvement Society waited on the
business men and citizens Tuesday,
to secure funds to prosecute a vigorous
cleanup campaign-and the ladies say
they will see to II that their orders
are obeyed OF course, you may begin
the good work as early as you choose
but ON Friday and Saturday, the 9Th
and 9th of May, are the dates selected
for the general finish
The farmers Of this vicinity held
their elevator meeting as advertised
last Saturday afternoon, and a repre-
sentative attendance was on hand
Various matters of business were Ia
ken up and threshed out, but the most
important was whether an elevator
should be built In Ferdinand this fall
In time to handle the new fall crop
The consensus of the gathering was
that an elevator is what is needed
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be held Saturday afternoon, May 9th,
when all members should be there as
1t will then be decided In detail what
will take place, and the size of the
elevator, and so on 1t is told us that
It Is more than likely 100000 bushel
structure will be decided on 1t Is the
idea OF the members Of the warehouse
TO sell to the new organization, most
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holders of the new concern 1t is very
urgent that all members and those In
terested in any degree be on. hand
May 9th.
Albert zodrow had the misfortune
to lose his valuable stallion last
Thursday The value of the animal
Is estimated at about $1,000 The
cause Is not diagnosed, as death re-
suited very shortly after 1t was first
noted that the horse was not feeling
well as usual
Mrs. J A Bushue, after remaining
here for several days, again found 1t
necessary to return to Spokane last
week for more treatment We under
stand she is getting along nicely now
since spring has come, and may be
able to return soon to bask In this
beautiful Craig mountain sun and en-
joy Its balmy breezes. We all hope so,
at least
Alois Uhlorn and Joe Herzog mo-
tored to Grangeville Monday, on pro
bate matters, in which the former is
administrator Of the estate Of his late
father.
w II Pearce, bank examiner whose
home Is In Moscow, was in the village
and went over the business affairs of
our banking institutions, finding them
both in ship-shape.
A new baby girl arrived at the home
of Mr~and Mrs l.. @ Stonebreaker last
Thursday morning, April Goth.
The base ball team of the Ferdinand
high school plays Grangeville high
school at Grangeville, Saturday, May
9th.
10. J. Nau departed this morning for
Lewiston, called thither by parties
who are DESTROYS of acquiring his
property interests here-and we sin
cerely hope that misdeal results.
The new school board reorganized
one day last week. Henry Arnzen
was again made chairman and II =.
Martin secretary. The board is now
considering several dozen applications
for the next school years corps of
teachers.
ID. u. Steiner passed through town
from Grangeville enroute to Westlake
this morning