The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1911-09-21

Wednesday from Joseph Plains.
o. b. Garfield of Montana, is
spending a few days in the city.
Nj. Nj. Moore returned Tues
day from a business trip to Seat
lie.
Mrs. Grant Benedict is visit
ing with friends at Waitesburg,
Wash.
Watch for w. s. DeArmonds
public sale adj. in the next issue
October Bird.
r. p. Nash, the Salmon river
stock man is in the city looking
after business matters.
John Gorgenson of Winona,
a prosperous farmer of that see
tion, was in the city last Satur-
day.
James Colgrove. the Orogrande
merchant, is in town in connec-
ton with his suit oyer the Black
/ Pine mime.
John Wilks returned Monday
evening from Lewiston and other
up the river points, where he was
absent for several days.
Deputy u. S. Marshall VIM.
Schuldt was up from Lewiston
last Saturday after federal court
witnesses, needed in Boise.
j. NJ. Mcdonald left the first
of the week for Salt Lake and
Oklahoma, on trip in the inter
est of IA number of Spokane
banks.
Frank Woods came down from
the Adams Camp section Sunday,
where he has been in the forest
service. lie expects to return
there this week.
w. +. Daggett, state land sell
ector, was in the city last Satur-
day from his home in Lewiston,
in connection with business per-
taining TO the coming land sale
in Grangeville.
Ralph Clarke was in town
Wednesday from Clearwater.
Ralph, who graduated last year
from the Grangeville high school,
is thinking Of attending the Port
land Academy a little later ON.
Leo Freidenrich, the Whitebird
merchant, returned last Saturday
from Portland where he was call
ed to attend the funeral of his
brother, A. Freidenrich, who dice
there suddenly Of heart trouble.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. w. Robinson
went to Juliaetta last Saturday
where Mrs. Robinson remained
2 for treatment, Mr. Robinson re
turning home the first of the
week.
Nate Earle, one of the old min
{ ers who panned gold on the Sal
mon river as early as 1862 IL
down from Warren as witness
in the case of Ira McGeary VS.
Steve Winchester over the Rescu
= : mining property.
Deputy Sheriff II. Rothwel
was in Elk City this week serv
ing injunction papers on Con
S stable Franklin to prevent hin
t selling the mill of the Black Pin
u Mining Co., which was to b
sold on a Judgment for labor
ie Elk City News.
Ii Sue Harris returned Sunda
|, evening from Boise, where h
u went for visit with Harold, wh
is now holding down solid jo
y on the Daily Statesman at goo
salary consideration. He ais
Il !! took in the Pendleton Roun
Up, which he pronounces tn
best aggregation of attractions |
~ has gone up against in man
moons.
. Dave Sasenbery made some in
portant real estate deals recent.
+, among them being the A. \
=, Dyer farm west of town, whic
y was traded to G. w. Peterson, c
!, Spokane, in exchange for a
apartment house in that city. TT
deal involved the sum of $50, ,00t
Mr.. Sasenbery also closed des
/ wherein DR.. Stockton became til
1t possessor of 100 acres of land b.
n longing to Craig l.. Spencer, Th
II land is situated three miles Yves
S of Grangeville.
. Mr.. and Mrs. A. E. Ball VIII
d have been here for the past fou
weeks from their home in low
looking after the crops raise
this season on their two rancho
in will leave the first of next wee
Of for the east. II. Blunck, fathe
" of Mrs. Ball, who was here wit
d. them for a number of days las
is week returned to his home
IL Oakland, Calf. He was enthu
ar iastic i'm his praises of this coul