The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1917-03-01

registered and high grade Shorthorn
cattle which will be sold to the high
est bidder. Also other stock and a
great amount of farm implements and
other effects.
I. Frank Taylor, the well known Boles
cattleman, is in the city this week on
business. Mr.. Taylor does not deny
that this excessive snowfall is causing
the stockraisers considerable inconven-
fence and loss, but all hope that the
breakup win soon come and that it
will be lasting.
NJ. G. Rambo, formerly head clerk
in the auditors office for a number of
years, was in the city Tuesday from
Grangeyille circulating petition ask
ing for his appointment as member
of the state utilities commission. He
Is well qualified for the position and
his petition received many signatures
Chronicle.
J. W. Arnzen, Felix Martzen, HI.
J. b. Goeckner, VIM. J. Nuxoll, Joseph
Vessels, H. j. Barth, Henry Schmidt,
Riener, John Schubert, j. p. Jentzes,
and G. w. Greenough were over last
week as witnesses, attorneys and inter-
ested parties in the Goeckner right of
way case, which was finally brought
to settlement outside of court.
VIM. Harris, ]. b. "Snowshoe'
Brown, Oliver Froberg and Mr.. Ed
wards came out from Elk City the
first of the week ON court business.
Stanley Litchfield CINE in Tuesday
night from the Occur d,Alene mines
also on similar mission. The gem
tlemen are all stopping at the Imperial
hotel.
j. w. Arnzen, one of the substantial
farmers of the Greencreek country,
was in the city last Thursday and Fri
day in connection with the right Of
way case through the farm of j. b.
Goeckner. Mr.. Arnzen, while not a
regular visitor at the county seat, adj
mits that he always enjoys himself
when he does get over here, and APP
pearances bore out the statement.
Joe Brockman came in Wednesday
night from his home at Ferdinand and
is attending to some business matters.
Joe completed last Saturday the two
weeks course i'm handling gas engines
given by the Pullman agricultural col
lege, and from there went to Spokane
for few days. He was ACCOMPANIED
by Mrs. Brockman, who is much i'm
proved in health.
Mrs. A. 5. Hardy and sons, Bob and
Jack, left on Monday mornings train
for Portland, where they will make a
lengthy visit with Mrs. Hardy's mother
who was recently left a widow by the
sudden death of her husband 1t is
expected that the motner will return
with Mrs. Hardy along sometime the
first OF April when the weather condi-
lions 1t is hoped win be improved and
more genial.
Mesdames G. S. Stockton, w. N.
Scales and A. +. Parker visited Cotton
WOOD last week as guests at swell
social function at the home of Mrs.
w r. Orr. The practical was COM
Dined with the social and pleasurable
features OF the occasion, in strong
rivalry for supremacy in the artistic
decoration of Easter bonnets. This
was something new and unique in So
cial functions, and was quite taking.
Frank Nuxoll and VIM. ]. Nuxou
were over from the westside last Fri
day and Saturday on the Goeckner
case involving the right of way for a
road In the Cottonwood highway dis
trict Frank Nuxoll it is stated viii,
soon leave for Montana where he has
a homestead, and that he is now buy
ing some good teams with which fo
break prairie and do other farm work
on his new holdings, as soon as spring
opens up
Miss Eunice McEntee came down
from Spokane last Thursday. where
she has been taking course In nursing
In the Sacred Heart hospital. for )
short visit with home folks hut
finding her sister Rose suffering i'm
luries received recently while coastina.
she prevailed on her to 90 to Portland
FOR treatment. The two sisters left
on Wednesdays train for the rose civ
George A. Cowgirl stated to the Globe
reporter that he lost five head of
calves altogether from blackleg Int
mat the rest had been isolated from
tii other stock, and he had no fear of
further trouble. When the first c.se
appeared, never having had any ex-
lerience with the disease before. he
thought the calf which he found living
Town In helpless condition, had been
lorned by some cows with young calves
which were In the same enclosure Rnt
mother case following within few
hours, he begun to remember what no
lad read about the symptoms of black
eg, and at once called in DIR. Pogue
Who proceeded to inocuIate the entire
lunch. However everyone of tho
alyes showing symptoms of the dis
'sise died, having too much of the moi.
'on IN their blood to he counteractad
~ the treatment The Others now