The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1917-07-12

mn from Lewiston idSJ odbuhuny -
Mr. Whitcomb's 7-passenger Studer
baker. to visit with friends ana reia-
tiyes over Sunday On the return trip
they left Grangeyille at Alb Monday
morning and reached Lewiston In Just
hours and five minutes.
letter received from Rudolph
Bertseh. at Butte, by Robert Amber,
states that Mrs. Peerl Rauenzahn,
whose life at one time was almost De
snaired OF. is now slowly improving
and 1t Is hoped win soon be restored
to her normal health condiuon- Inc
many friends of the lady and her
family at this place viii be pleased 10
hear the good news.
Frank Duff returned the first of the
week from the Milt Springs country,
where he made substantial improve
ments In the farm residence or Y.
Hazelbaker. He raised the house ana
built a stoue foundation under 1t and
nut up fifty feet OF new porch on the
building. 1t pleases the Globe to make
note of improvements made on farms
In this section.
John higgins and Gus Heating came
In wednesday from higgins Hot
Springs, making the trip via Florence
and Adams. They viii so down to
White Bird next Monday and make
final proof on their homesteads before
u. s. Commissioner Gus J. Wright.
Mr.. higgins left Thursday morning for
Reubens where Mrs. higgins Is stay
ing with her son, and will make a
business trip from there to Charleston,
returning here Sunday. Mr.. Heating
will await his return here and they
will go to White Bird together.
MIR. and Mrs. Il. s. Wilson, who live
on the old Swartz place in the Fair
view section, were in the city last
Friday looking after. supplies for the
ranch In the small fruits Mr.. Wilson
specializes In the New Oregon straw
berry and delivered fire sample at
this Office About dozen berries fill
ed box, and they were Of the finest
flavor, and were solid clear through,
which Is quite unusual for the over
grown ones. To say that we appre-
ciatcd the treat goes without saying.
e. HI. Day arrived in the city Mon
day from Pueblo, Colo, where he Is en-
gagged In the mercantile business, and
is visiting with his brothers, Il. A.,
Dome and Lone Day Of this commun-
ity. Cash M, who is farming near
Kooslxia, also joined the other brothers
at this place and they are now en-
joying time together. They had
planned a fishing trip up the Salmon
river for today, but instead decided
Ito spend the day with Dome in the
country.
In a letter from ]. G. Litchfield Of
Elk City, we learn that Stanley Litch-
leld was recently severely injured in
the Hercules mine at Wallace, and is
now slowly convalescing in hospital
ut that place. He was using machine
drill at the time OF the accident, and
pieces Of ore penetrated the eye, and
the pupil was badly lacerated His
physician has written the family that
he will probably lose the sight of the
injured member. 1t Is to be hoped
win have full use of his sight.
Adolph Hinkleman. John johnson
and Sam Hamill. the Green
Greek highway commissioners, were in
town Wednesday In the interest Of a
road across Lawyers canyon in their
highway district The gentlemen
state that the road Is badly needed
and would be of great benefit to vast
area of country and they feel that II
should be built at the earliest possible
date, and that they should have assist
ance In building that part In Idaho
county. They appeared before the
county commissioners and made a sue
cessful plea, getting a promise of ST.
900 as against the $4,000 or $4,000
raised elsewhere.
w. j. Davis and /. K. Wisner came
In from the Harpster section Wednes.
day on business Mr. Wisner Is the
sawmill and threshing machine mar
and w. J. lis the new Clearwater
rancher who has In forty acres OF
beans this season. He says they are
/ looking fine. With reasonably good
crop at present prices w. j. will make
his jack this year. The gentlemen
called on the Globe while in town. Mr.
Wisner is suffering from contraction
of the muscles n his neck and coulc
not make Chesterfield bow IL his
life depended upon 1t. He was poison
Ing squirrels with arsenic and absorb
ed sufficient of the poison to produce
the very painful effects mentioned.
The board of county commissioner.
are in session this week and have has
a rather busy time of it in some re
spects. Commissioner Clark came il
from Kooskia Sunday and Jay Rhoade.
from the upper Salmon river countr,
\ and they opened for business on til,
dot Monday morning. They have in
spected and allowed the quarterly bills
and In addition to having road matter
up before them have considered man,
other matters of county interest
Messrs. Long and Clark are still ON tn
job. but Mr.. Rhoades left Wednesda,
night for home
Miss Littitia Frizzell, who has bee,
manager of the Western Union offic
at this place for the past two wear
and over, resigned her position thi
week and left on Thursdays train 70
Great Falls, Mont, where she has az
cepted a more lucrative position q
bookkeeper with the Stratton Shee
company. who have headquarters i
I Groaf Falls Mise Es,.f.,~.>rt