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Newspaper

The Grangeville Globe

Location

Grangeville, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Dec 15, 1910

Page

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Supreme court rules on mining coowners duties in Idaho case

An Idaho Supreme Court opinion reverses a trial court ruling in the 8 C McDaniel et al v A W Moore case from Grangeville. It holds coowners may recover proportional assessment work costs and related patent expenses via implied promise if a delinquent fails to contribute. The decision clarifies non suet standards and outlines the consequences for nonpayment among co-owners of the Tennessee lode claim in Idaho county.

Supreme Court L. Vineyard Grangeville W. H. Casady Changeville TLC Iften Idaho United State Eupreme Sullivan United States

Vaughn Bentley and Minale Bentley Wed at Presby Church

Mies Minale Bentley and Allison Venghn united in marriage at high noon December 7 at the Presby Church with Rev Hitchcock officiating. The ceremony was witnessed by many relatives and friends followed by a wedding dinner and gifts. The groom, son of Mrs. F. S. Rice, and the bride, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. C. Bentley of Tolo, plan to live on a ranch west of town. Best wishes from the Globe and Grangeville friends.

Vaughn-Bentley Mies Minale Bentley Allison Venghn Hugh Brady Lev. Hitchcock F. 8. Rice C. Bentley Tolo Globe Grangeville

Appointing Deputies in Auditor's Office

Auditor elect J. A. Bradbury names M. G. Rambo chief deputy and G. F. Johnson, assistant deputy, with Mise Robinson and Milas Robinson as assistants. Rambo and Johnson hold positions in the auditor's office and Forest Supervisor G. V. Ring's office previously.

J. A. Bradbury M. G. Rambo G. F. Johnson Mise Robinson Milas Robinson Mr. Rambo Mr. Johnson G. V. Ring

Poultry Show Organized by County Enthusiasts

Following a Friday meeting in County Treasurer Rice's office a second gathering Monday elected officers and formed committees for a December 28 29 poultry show at the Armory. Frank B Rice president Ira L Crooks secretary treasurer J B Smith exhibits supervisor with trustees Norwood Overman Hamill. Committees to raise cash and merchandise premiums were named.

Rice Frank 8. Rice D. A. Bradbury Ira L. Crooks Sec Treas J.B. Smith J. 1. Overman Jolin Norwood Robert Hamil Fred McKinney Northwestern Stockmen's Association

A Bad Man as Well as Crazy

Pat H. Kelly of Harris Ridge was tried for insanity before Probate Judge Jaques. On expert testimony he was sent to the asylum for care and safety. Deputies disarmed him after a tense standoff, and he surrendered in the end.

Pat H. Kelly Harris Ridge Jaques Dre Campbell Stockton Raine Orofino Kelly Shootme Och Sherif W. G. Brown Doo Montgomery Kooskiu Wwe Eers Deputy Brown Billy Mat Sanders Andy Williams Williams Brown

Grangeville official gets Idaho insurance post hinted

Gov Elect Hawley taps Hattabaugh of Grangeville as interim insurance commissioner for two years with a $2400 salary plus expenses and deputies. He accepts promptly, praising the chance. Also notes a Union Warehouse meeting over grain storage increments and a mortgage foreclosure notable case involving Sherwin and Gregory. Idaho lodge No. 7 A F and A M installs officers.

Hattabaugh Grangeville Democratic County Central Committee Idaho County Hawley Tuesday Thin Weed State of Idaho Hattaaugh

Best cattle shipment sparks brag for Grangeville shipment

The Lockwood will snap OW from Grangeville on Tuesday next in what is recognized as perhaps the finest cattle shipment this season. About 100 head of steers averaging 1350 pounds depart Caman Prairie for Meacham Bros in Spokane. Raised by Wm Pogue of White Bird and bought sixty days ago by Edd Knorr, they were well fed and fattened, showing exceptional condition as Ike and his Spokane house car took them away.

Grangeville Caman Prairie Meacham Bros Spokane Wm. Pogue White Bird Edd Knorr Ike Dipe

Live Wire Narrowly Escapes Electrocution

J T Robinson brother of Mrs C A Johnson of the Aniington Hotel narrowly escaped electrocution last week while repairing as Mneman for Grangeville Electric Light company. He suffers two badly burned hands and will be kept for repairs for a couple of weeks. He thinks he got off very easy.

J. T. Robinson C. A. Johnson Aniington Mneman Grangeville Electric Light Company Robinson

Marriage Licenses Issued This Week in Area

Richart J. Beasley of Ferdinand and Ethel H. Sprague of Winona. Hough A. Wighdorn and Gertrude Dawson, both of White Bird.

Richart J. Beasley Ferdinand Ethel H. Sprague Winona Hough A. Wighdorn Gertrude Dawson White Bird

Idaho grain commission meet in Grangeville December 20

The Idaho state grain commission will meet at Grangeville next Tuesday December 20 by call from Chairman John L Woody. Attendees include Woody Cowgill Simmons and inspector A W Lee plus all grain men in the state. The session aims to discuss amendments to the grain and warehouse law and hear the inspector's year report.

Idaho State Grain Commission Grangeville John L. Woody Mr. Woody George A. Cowgill Eli T. Simmons Idaho Faille A. W. Lee Wradn

Undertaking Parlor Opened Alongside Furniture Dept

W B Graham has completed fitting up the wigant undertaking parlors south of his furniture department. With his hearse and splendid team, he positions himself on equal footing with any undertaking house in north Italio. The two departments are arranged to operate without interference, allowing him to attend to both jobs without extra labor.

W. B. Graham Haw North Italio

Idaho schools to be self supporting from federal land grants

Chief Clerk Heber Q. Hale reports two years of receipts from Idaho federal land grants for education. Sales and leases total over 2.5 million dollars with about 4 million acres sold or leased and timber sales adding tens of thousands. Endowment funds hold millions in bonds and mortgages. interest and rents fund maintenance. The board projects continued growth toward self-sufficiency without taxes.

Heber Q. Hale State Land Board Idaho Jani Board Hale Agricultural College Seven University State Ter Dota Elisa Austom

Hard to Kill Off Mineman Survives Fall

Manager Gallagher of the Pacific States Phone company fell twenty feet while stretch ing a line west of town when the wire broke. He tore barb fencing on impact but, against witnesses’ dire predictions, he survived and is back at work tending to business.

Iineman Gallagher Pacific States Phone Company

Presbyterian Church Sermons and Evening Music

Preaching at the Presbyterian church at 11 a.m. and 7:30 p.m. Special music featured at the evening service.

Also Mentioned on This Page

McDaniels-Moore Theodore Johnson J. Theodore Johnson Grangeville Savings and Truat Co Telcher- Eilen J. W. Wilkes Gritman Moscow Johnaan Union Rtate Nez Perce Orien Elias Kilen The Johnson Constabt Montgomery C. Hattabaugh Elect Hawley Union Warehouse Company John Callan George Cowgill R. W. Overman Nelson McArthur Union of Grain Radears Shet Ik McArthur Farmers’ Union L. C. Crowe P. W. Cox Cendereu P. BK Sherwin Wm. K Gregory Mr. Sherwin 10M Bros Bank of Camas Prairie Acton Hany A. F A. M Idaho Lodge No. 7 A. W. Talkington Chester Arnold A. F. Parker J. B. White Karl Wood M. I. Cross W. H. Zumwalt Wm. Corwin Tyler J. ©. Hattabaugh Meet OF Grain Commission Board of State Grain Commissioners
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