The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1920-07-01
Auctioneer Harry c. Cranke, accom-.

conducted the p. L. Sherwin and
Byrne's brothers sale in the TOlo sec
ton. The cattle listed sold very well
but the horses did not sell. These
gentlemen were selling on account OF
the shortage of pasture. Mr.. Wallace
who for many years was connected
with the Nezperce Herald, just recent
! ly returned from Siberia where he was
engaged in Red Cross work during the
war. They will 90 to Nezperce Friday,
Mr.. Cranke having sale there Satur-
day.
| Rode returned Saturday evening
from an extended visit with relatives
in North Dakota While in the east
he made his headquarters at the home
of his son in law, A. Hintermeister.
who formerly resided on farm near
here Mr.. Rode has several daughters
in this section
Everett Johnston had the misfor-
tune to break one of the small bones
in his right arm one day last week
while cranking his Ford. He is now
carrying the injured member in sling.
Sam Wright, G. A. Johnston of
Cottonwood, and Don G. Fisher. went
APP to Mil creek last Sunday and spent
"A few days fishing They returned
Wednesday and report having had
great sport.
Andrew Stockton came in late last
week from Palo Alto, Calf, where he
had been attending Stanford universe
ty. He was accompanied by Ivan Ben
son who graduated from that college
this year Mr.. Benson, whose home is
In Minneapolis, will spend the sum-
mer ON the forest reserve, and return
home in the fall.
Mrs. Lew Brust of Joseph, was an
arrival ON Wednesday evenings train
from Portland, where she had been
visiting with relatives and friends,
w. l. Rookie of Spring Camp is in
the city attending to business matters.
DIR. r. j. Alcorn and Nurse Miss
Hazel Calhoun returned from visit
to outside points last Sunday. While
away Miss Calhoun visited with relat-
ives in western Canada and the DIR. at
different points on the coast. DR.. AL
corn left here with his auto which he
was compelled to abandon on account
of the gasoline situation. and finish
his journey by rail.
Strayed-Two red yearling steers
/, one with white spot on forehead.
branded 9S on right side; ear marked
crop and underbit in left. shallow
? fork in right. ID. c. Kerlee, Pacific
: phone 133 32-1t
Ed Hauger former resident of
this place, now of Spokane. spent a
! few days here this week. visiting with
relatives and friends. Mr.. Hanger was
!. chief Of police here number of years
ago.
A. J.. Stewart Of Sites, editor of the
4 Enterprise at that place, was a coun-
ty seat visitor Tuesday and Wednes-
. day of this week. While here Mr.
l Stewart had his nomination papers
e filed for the office of state senator or
. the democratic ticket.
T.. ID. Names of the Koosxia section
: was in the city Wednesday in com
pany with Geo Trenary of that place
Mr.. Trenary is the Kooskia agent fol
the Ford and was here to secure a
= car for Mr.. Names which they drove
! home Wednesday afternoon.
The board of county commissioners
! met on Monday morning as board OF
equalization. They adjourned on Tues
day evening. The equalization tern
: will extend throughout the month OF
n July.
9 County Commissioner Dale Clark OF
Kooskia. returned to his home Wednes
:. day evening.
. Sheldon Stubbs returned the first OF
the week from Portland, where he
f., o1nt
I the Shriners convention. He reports
: that the agthering was a great sight
= A. L. Gilkeson of the Alexander,
: Freidenri~sl Co, returned Monday
[ night from the Shriners convention
He enjoyed the trip and states there
e were something like 100000 Shriners
( there.
: VIM. c. Graham, accompanied by
a Mrs. Graham and son Crawford, came
in from Portland Monday evening
J. Mrs. Graham and son had preceded
Mr.. Graham to that place where they
: enjoyed an extended visit with rela.
tives. Mr.. Graham went there a
o couple of weeks ago. He has resumed
his duties as bookkeeper at the BanE
n of Camas Prairie.
Attorney Chas. Nugent, was an ar
rival ON Tuesday evenings train from
his home at NeZperce. On Wednesday
!. he appeared in hearing before the
| probate court
+ The 10 year old daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Walter Palmer of KdosSia was
operated on at the Alcorn hospital on
!. Monday. 4 growth in the throat was
i. removed
f A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs
Alonza Brown. and daughter ar
! rived at the home of Mr. and Mrs
| Chester Arnold on the same day. DR.
! &. 5. Stockton was the attending ply
| Sican in both cases
| Mrs. Donna l.. HeweS returned the
/ last of the week from lengthy visit
with relatives and friends in the east
Mrs Annie Norwood of Seattle. /,
in the city visiting with relatives ant
renewing acquaintance.
For SaIn-Eao1 milk oo,,. y $500.