The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1917-02-15

delegation Of Masons from tho In.
cal order went to Cottonwood last SAT.
urday to attend the funeral Of n p
Martin, the Ferdinand postmaster. who
suddenly passed away last FRIDAY.
Those who made the trip were: Victo,
peterson, A. i. TallSingt0n, II. e. Sweei
Harry Wood, John Matheson. ]. n
ailes. Jesse Wood. David Wood, Thos
Chandler, Robert Zumwalt and George
Martin. -
H. M Atwood returned last Friday
from Lewiston where he went ON mat.
tiers connected with the auto business
and got "snow-bound" Mr.. Atwood
says he Will soon have carload of the
maxwell cars In for sale and distribu-
ZION on the prairie. He has rented a
portion OF the sales room Of the Idaho
National Harvester company, near the
fire station, Of Mr.. Barton and will
have his car on exhibition at that place
Robert Glenn. representative of the
spokesman Review, was in the CITY
several days last week In Connection
with the damage suit Dave Yates,
the well known Winona rancher. had
instituted against the paper. While
here Mr.. Glenn met Mr.. Yates by ap-
pointment and after full discussion
OF the matter compromise was affect
ed. The terms of the settlement are
not to be made public.
Judge Steele and Court stenogra-
pher Hodge arrived in town on last
Thursdays midnight train, the DELAY
being necessitated by the rotary pillow
striking a bunch of ice In one Of the
cuts just this side of Vollmer, and
the train was held until 1t got through.
That was the first regular train thru
Tor over a week and the Judge began
TO think he would not make the rifle
after his tedious wait; but he landed
ana opened court the next morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. ]. Maugg, who were
united in marriage last week at Cot
tonwood, arrived in Grangeville Tues
day evening and are temporarily ma
king their home at the Imperial hotel,
where they have been meeting many
friends and receiving congratulations
without any formal "at home an
nouncements. Mr.. and Mrs. Maugg
expect to 90 to housekeeping as soon
as the necessary arrangements can be
made.
4. o. Lindsay and family returned
last week from Mountaineering, Ark,
where they have been for a number
of months, and will again take up
residence here on Camas prairie. Mr..
Lindsay sold out here last year and
decided that he would take up perma-
nent residence among the "Arkansaw-
yers." He can tell you much better
than the Globe what his experiences
were there, and what decided him to
return to this section of Idaho, the
best country on earth, as he puts It,
George v. Ring, forest supervisor of
Grangeville, returned last Monday from
Missoula, where he was called by the
annual forest supervisors meeting
There were topics of deep interest to
the northwest up for discussion at this
meeting, for even the most antiquated
citizen has begun to realize that there
is no greater subject of interest now
than good roads" and that was I'M
der discussion a great deal of the time.
Mr.. Ring was gone some two weeks.
and states that he was well repaid.
p. Talbot came out the latter part
of last week from his home over on
Joseph. He says he can get out Of cat
tie feeding now and stir around a lit
tie. his son having come home from
school to look after things at home.
Mr.. Talbot traded his town property
In Whitebird some time ago for the Il.
Holbrook place near town, which has
something like 5000 cords of wood on.
Wood is soaring high in Whitebird,
and after trading for the place Mr..
Talbot hired number of men and put
them to work cutting cordwood. He
Is now out buying a number of teams
TO haul the wood to market with.
DIR. Charles " Crooks came In Sun
day evening from Omaha, Neb.. and is
trying to renew acquaintance with
this country and people Mr.. Crooks
father was one of the very Oldest and
best known pioneers of the Camas
prairie country. and took an active
part in the Nez Perez Indian war in
1877. DIR. Crooks left here some SO
years ago, when the present town of
Grangeville consisted only of the old
Grange hall. from which the town later
took its name of Grangeville Mt. Ida
no was then TIE county seat. Mr.
Crooks is out visiting with the family
OF Pei Sherwin this week
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