The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1917-05-03

1t is rumored that James Compo OF
Doumecq has sold out TO Ray Shinn,
and that "Jim" is going to the noun
tains of Tennessee deer hunting. Some
times deer Is spelled dear.
Mr.. Cox who has been working for
Mr. Daubenspeck on Skookumchuch for
three weeks or more returned to his
family on Doumecq Saturday, walking
all the way. He says that he intends
to return to Oklahoma, his former
home, soon.
Heard over the phone; "Mr. Q is
going to take trip on the water"
"Isn't he afraid Of submarinesw mo,
he Is only going from Pittsburg Land
ing to Lewiston "Shucks."
Mrs. ORR Evans came to town Sat
urday per horseback laded with farm
produce.
Ed Shearer came down from the hill
Saturday after provisions. He report
ed the snow disappearing fast, that
the mill was working 10 its full capa-
city, and that he expected to be able
to furnish plenty Of lumber this season
to satisfy the needs of all.
Earnest Chessan (Frenchie) was In
town Saturday looking cheerful as
usual.
John Cochran came after mail fer
the Garfield postoffice Friday. The
folks ON the Hill don't like TO be with
out knowledge Of how things are go
ing with this old world.
Tom Shillam Of Joseph has sold his
ranch to Mr.. McEvers Of the same
place and viii go to Maine shortly.
John Nevin OF the Salmon River
Stores Co., went to Grangeville Sun
day to attend TO business.
The losses of cattle among the cat
tlemen on Joseph have not been so
severe as might have been expected
considering the unusually long and hard
winter. The smaller stockmen have
lost heavier In proportion than those
having larger herds
DIR. Stallner the Lewiston dentist
who has been practicing his art at the
Whitebird hotel for several days left
Tuesday for Freedom, Lucille and Rig
gins to be gone two weeks.
Joseph Wagner of Freedom, Tom
Lewis and J. Fogg of Garfield were
| In Whitebird on land business tbs
week, the two first named making final
proof.
Miss Jennie Lyons got hurt Sunday
| by her horse running away. DIR. Eos.
kett was called. The hurt was not OF
a serious nature Of which fact we are
glad.
Mrs. T. Dickey Of Essex Mont, who
has been visiting her son, Commission
en- g. j. Wright for two weeks left for
her home wednesday.
Measles are In town, the smaller
grandchiid Of Mr. and Mrs. J. p. Ca.
naan having caught them, Look out
"a stitch In time saves nine"
Sam Worthen has gone to his home
near Portland.
| Professor j. w. Curtis returned from
a weeks trip to Lewiston and other
/, points on Saturday. Undoubtedly the
pupils win appreciate him better
A. A. Luellen, w. nj. Baker, MS. s
A. Short all Of Lucille were transactinf
business in Whitebird this week.
Miss Elizabeth Wyatt and her sis
ter, Mrs zimmerman have returned from
a trip to Lewiston.
Miss lone McDougall left for Mon
tana Sunday She win return In the
fall. Some will miss her bewitchins
smile. we think.
! VIM. Eller deputy sheriff passed thru
town Tuesday. We wonder who II
wanted.
Deputy Sheriff +. s. Faucet and
Coroner 4. s. Mccain both Of Weisel
were in town this week getting horses
and guide frow Mr.. Addison for triI
to Pittsburg Some one had disap
peared, supposedly been murdured. ant
as corps of an unidentified man wal
found floating in the river near Pitts
burg the officers came to investigate
The body found was not that of thu
man who disappeared at Weiser.
| Mr.. and Mrs. III. L. Kirkham wer.
business callers In town one day re
Gently.
Clay Hamilton and Mr.. Abercrombie
of Joseph were In our city Tuesday
the latter was limping,, but said tina
Clay was not to blame.