The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1920-06-24

their mining property on the
no ton near Harpster Tuesday,
cleai ~ wednesday morning Mrs w.
anu ,ed for Spokane to attend to i'm
aept husiness matters. While here
por'aW skely was exhibiting some like
~, ,.oling samples of quartz taken re-
gssntIy from his property.
ce Iady's brown velvet handbag
sa;ning money and personal artic-
hat,veen Grangeville and the Nurss
re- Finder will be suitably re
paSted ~ returning same to this of
fee. u ~ o,,., M
n.,,ov NJ sites, and p. J. Taylor of
ponSiia. were among the county seat
risitors last Monday
T. Gilkeson of the Alexander
vna;danrich store, is i'm Portland this
,.oek attending the big meeting of the
Shriners ~
survey, U. $. department of agricul-
.',re who has been working in coop
sration with the extension department
n the University of Idaho, was here
sarly this week for consultation with
countv Agent Ralph M. Pavey, rela-
five to the squirrel problem on public
lands Mr.. Green has been in the
noptb part of the-~State for the past
five months attending to the poisoning
If souirrels on public lands, covering
h that pefiod over 10000 acres He
daoarted on Wednesday morning for
LAWS county for a conference with
the county agent at Nez Perez, and
from there will return to his Boise
headquarters.
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Campbell the
Imperial Hotel, accompanied by Miss
Mildred and Master Marion. returned
LATE last week from an auto trip to
outside points. They had Intended 90
inc to the coast but owing to the short
ace Of gasoline and the di- Guilty ex-
perienced in getting su--dent to run
their car. they went as far as Yakima
and returned via Walla Walla
Mr. and Mrs. John Coram, who have
been spending the winter in southern
California came in on Sunday even
ing's train While away they visited
with a number of their children at
different points, and return in the best
of health and spirits.
George Marshall came out from his
hihe at White Bird last Monday and
while here made arrangements for an
auction sale at the Marshall 4 Nc
Culley ranch near Garfield for Thurs
day, the Sth of July. The firm has
recently been dissolved, Mr., Marshall
retiring from active operations. He
still having large body of land in
that section which is now under lease.
See their announcement in this issue
Of the Globe.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Ficke and c. e. |
Morgan the Garfield section were in
the city the first of the week. Mr.. |
Ficke was here to make final proof on
an additional homestead, and Mr.. Nor |
gan was one Of his witnesses.
County Agent Ralph NJ. Pavey went |
to Cottonwood Monday to assist the |
citizens Of that place in preparing a |
batch of poison for grasshopper bait |
The citizens have dubbed together |
and started grasshopper campaign |
within the city limits.
Hugh Taylor, son of Mr.. and Mrs. |
81. Taylor, who has been occupying |
the chair Of English and French at
Wentworth Military academy, Lex
ington Mo-, during the past year, is
now visiting with relatives in Tennc-
see and North Carolina. Later he
will 20 to New York TO take special
work at Columbia university. He will
not visit the home folks this year
For cabbage plants see Mrs. W w.
Deasy. 31-2t: |
q. J. Howser Of Sites, one of the
well known ShOrthorn breeders of that
part OF the county, was here last Sat
urday to attend the meeting Of the
Sh0rth0rn men called for that evening.
Mr.. Howser is also breeder of the
big type Poland China hogs.
Irwin, Gill, Bentley & Church of the
Iolo district had bills printed at the
dlohe office this week announcing an
auction sale of horses, cattle, sheep
and hogs, also some farm machinery,
Tor Friday, July 2. The sale is to be
held at the ii. +. Church ranch.
Mrs. Henry Hanna, and daughter,
MISS Katherine, of Tinsed, Idaho, are
guests at the home of Mr. and Mra
Robert Walker The Hanna family
formerly resided at Noel, Mo-. at the
time the Walkers resided there. Mr..
llama visited this place some years
ago and made an effort to buy out a
hardware store but was unsuccessful.
ne Is now in the hardware business mt
llnsed, which is located near Tekoa,
Wash
Howard Mckinley, the purebred.
hog breeder of he Cottonwood section,
was a business visitor today.