The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1917-06-28

Wen as Fighters Two million three
INJURED thousand acres of Oregon and
T Te1l Railroad Co. Grant Lands.
Tue reyested in United States. To
De opened Tor homesteads and sale.
,conIalhlng some Of the best land left
Ar united States. Large copyrighted
NAP showing land by sections and
Inscription OF soil, climate, rainfall.
e,eVaIlons, temperature, etc, BIZ coun
ties' Postpaid One Dollar. Grant Lands
Locating Co, Box 610 Portland. Ore
gon.
oeth ID. Jones came in Sunday from
MS salmon river ranch and went out
10 Nezperce the next morning to see
II ne could pick up few head of cat
ne. He reported, however, that he
round the picking rather slim. Seth ex-
pects TO return this evening and go ON
uown to his ranch in time to take n
nand In the bond election which will
oe heiu IN his highway district, deer
.reek) on Saturday, June 80. The
pond issue is for $4,000. Mr.. Jones is
secretary, and r. J. GIL, chairman of
their highway district.
Bert Cavanaugh, the champion pool
expert of the Inland Empire. who has
peen with the Silver Grill for the past
number of months, leaves today for the
fayette Lake country, where he takes
a job OF cooking for an outfit of gov
eminent surveyors. Tude Stonebraker
mas the contract of packing for the
outfit, and Bert will go with him to
the lakes Bert says he will have only
TWO meals day to cook for twelve
men, which will give him the entire
afternoon to fish and ramble. He gets
$9O per month and found, for this
strenuous life.
Judge Henry Haziitt arrived In the
city Tuesday evening from his home
at Dixie, and will be in town for a
number of days attending to probate
matters. The judge rode walked and
almost swan to get out to the county
seat this time. He stated that he might
call 1t a happy go-lucky trip, but he
could not possibly call 1t happy"
The judge says work In the various
mining camps is starting up briskly,
although greatly delayed by the late
and uncertain weather. There is still
two miles Of snow to cross on old
The trip of Mrs. Stockton, Mrs. Sas-
enbery and Mrs. Hattabaugh and II. L.
Leonard to Cottonwood and Winona
last Thursday and Friday in the In
terests of the county Red Cross work,
met with excellent success. The work.
ers at Cottonwood were greatly encour-
aged and $40 We're raised and dele
finn NJ
came over on Saturday and visited the
Red Cross rooms and thus imbibed
much enthusiasm and knowledge of the
work being done. The Winona ladies
organized strong auxiliary to the
Grangeville society and will take work
from here to be executed at home
Mrs. Emma Toye and daughter Miss
Hazel Toye left Tuesday morning for
Seattle where they expect to at least
spend the summer, and may decide to
take up permanent residence. Miss
Toye has for the past two years and
over served as assistant in the Office
of County Superintendent Staley,
where she has been a most efficient
helper, being a very capable typist and
book keeper. The two ladies have made
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ing here from Sites some three years
ago, and their departure will be great
ly regretted should they decide upon
making it permanent
A letter received here this week from
Mrs. NJ c. Priddy at Los Angeles, Cali
fornia where they are temporarily To-
Gated. states that they ran onto John
Byers the other day. and that he quiet
ly confessed to them that California
was not in it with Camas prairie when
all points of advantage are consider
ed. We want John to understand that
the same road he took when he left
here is still open, and If he is not in
too big a hurry we may be able to let
him in over the north and south state
road i'm the course Of few months
the bonds having carried yesterday.
C. NJ. Butler was in the city Monday
from Sites to attend the state land
sale. Mr. Butler stated that the citi-
zens of Sites have been delaying the
work of restoring their little city to its
PROSPEROUS condition before the flood
had swept it and lain it PROSTATE,
awaiting the arrival Of Governor Alex
ander. who was to have been there last
week Word, finally was received, after
many days delay, that he could not
come at this time, and could not nx
n date when he would. The governor
left Boise last Saturday for Washing
ton. ID. c.. to be absent for ten days
or two weeks. The citizens of Sites
feel that they had been treated very
stability by the governor in this hour
of their severe misfortune. They feel
that if he had no intention of consider
ing their case he should have said so.
Cement blocks, farm tile and well
curbing at Chester Arnold's.
Pete Brockenhaur came In sunday
from his ranch across the South Fork.
pete rode down the river to Har1ister
and crossed in the basket, leaving
his horse on the other side to be cared
for and walking in to Grangeyllie.
The spring floods certainly gave the
settlers and miners on the other side
of the river hard jolt In washing
ont fine bridges and trails. Pete says
the South Fork trail is practically
wined out and it is estimated that IL
viii cost $4,000 to put it back in shape.
In a distance of eight miles there
,,.ara rem landslides which swept the