The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1917-08-16
Salmon River News /
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Clay Hamilton Of Joseph. Charles
Ryan and James Campon of Doumecq,
all well known but not confirmed bach
elors of the hill country. were seen in
town this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. II. Cochran Of Can
field were transacting business In
White Bird last Thursday.
William Pemble and wife OF the JOS
eph Plains. passed through town on
their way to Cottonwood Wednesday on
business.
Mr.. and Mrs. McCulley Of Doumecq,
have returned from a weeks outing at
Grangeville.
Mr.. William Van Wey went to
Grangeville with load of hogs Mon
day, returning Tuesday. No grain, he
said, so the hogs had to go whether
at or not
Ray Shinn and Robert Cochran, far
mers on the hills OF the Doumecq, pass
cd through town Wednesday on their
way from Cottonwood, with load Of
-four, etc. We enquired as to what was
the matter with the White Bird -four,
and when we learned the difference In
plunks per barrel we had no criticism
to offer. There is something for John
and Tom to look into.
r. Allen Of Doumecq, passed through
town Monday on his way home with q
load OF stuff.
Mro T<h,, Nav3n ana cona naorfro
and Homer, have gone huckleberrying
with the Grover Newman family. They
will enjoy the wilds for several days.
Frank Hogan and family and Grand
ma Behean have taken to the hills for
few days TO investigate the buckle
berry crop.
Charles Wilson and older children
are at Skookumchuck fishing and hav.
ing general good time.
Margaret Daubenspeck was In town
Saturday from her homestead on
Skookumchuck. She looked happy and
pleased as ever
J. ID. Wells Of Joseph made applica
ton before Commissioner Addison Mon
day for 40 acres additional homestead
Mrs. Rhett OF John Day, liz recover
ing very nicely from the injuries re
ceived In runaway accident some
time ago.
Mrs ]. AIlxire has been engaged I,
teach another term OF school at thu
John Day.
The engineers Of the Turner servey
Ing crew which has been camping a
John Day for nearly two months CAV
dance Saturday night at the schoo
house there. A large crowd was Il
attendance, and a good time Is report
ed. David Egbert. blind piano tunel
whose home Is at Lewiston, Utah. fur
nished the music. The Turner cam
was moved Monday TO place nea
Lucille The work Of surveying tn
road viii take about two more months
Jesse Alkire of John Day has joine
the surveying crew: Il may be goo
in the event Of Jesse being called
the colors.
Talking about short crops, Ton
Gordon reports that he Is able to fac
winter like the last without worry
too bad that all are not that lucky.
Rev. Anderson preached at job
Day school house Sunday morning Il
the last time before conference. Il
promised to come again II he were r
turned to this field.
The body OF Glen Reed was foun
Saturday In an eddy not far from Il
place where his clothes were found, bl
on the other side of the river, He va
buried on his own ranch which e
tends to the river
The little son of +. l.. Taylor. wi
lives near Mckenzie creek. was brougl
to town Tuesday with bad lookiI
hand. It was swelled up to sever
times the normal size. DIR. Foske
pronounced 1t catarrah of the han
II was lanced and the little fello
felt relieved very soon.
r. +. Taylor Is busy making shelly
etc. for the G. W. Felt store IN Il
Cone building.
Mrs. Wolfe Of the Salmon Riv
Stores Co. returned sunday from
trip to Spokane. She reports a fl
time, and says that the air is tinglil