The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1913-10-02

Mrs. Keller left this morning To-
Burke, Ida., where she will Join hel
son "Spud' who Is IN that country
with Chef Maynard.
George Poe, the Whitebird sheer
nan and son were IN town the first
OF the week on their way to theil
sheep camp In the hills.
Attorney c. T. Mcdonald will leave
Friday morning for Nez Perez to look
after some matters before the district
court of Lewis county.
Cabbage for Sale.-Parties desiring
cabbage can secure same by phoning
Mrs. Clyde Moffitt, Farmers line
23X. 44tf
The Rebeckahs will give a social
dance next Thursday night at the /.
O. o. F. hall to which everybody is
invited. Tickets will be $1.O0.
Dick Stein was in the city last
week from Asotin on his way to the
Buffalo Hump country to look after
fis band of sheep which is on the
range in that section.
A letter received from J. A. Wilkin-
son at Mapleton, Ore, announces
that they are all in good health and
prospecting. Joe Is engaged in the
gents furnishing BUSINESS.
]. N. Rice was in the city Wednes-
day evening of this week on his re-
turn from Kamiah, where he was
called by the sickness of his brother
Hull Rice, one of the old pioneers Of
this section, who is lying at the point
of death.
Ed Abrahamson and Suze Harris
went this week with Pick Chamber
lain to his ranch over ON Joseph for
q ten days hunt. The boys could
not get in better hands to see a good
time and invade the lair of the fes-
tive deer.
Doc Denny and Harry Meader took
q trip to the formers homestead
over in the Cove Friday, returning
the first of the week. Doc is building
a house on the claim, and will be oc-
cupied in the hills off and ON now
until the snow flies.
Walt Bunnell who has been with
Penwell & Priddy for sometime, left
this morning for Bakersfield, Calf,
where he has position awaiting him.
1t Is intimated that he will go via.
Portland, but Walt was noncommit-
tai on that feature of the journey.
Mrs. Henry Tamm fell on the side
walk near her home lest Saturday
and broke the large bone in her right
leg just below the knee. Mrs. Tamm
Is well along in years, but she Is
brave and cheerful under this severe
stroke of misfortune. and it is hoped
will recover rapidly
Miss Camille Smith arrived here
this week from Moscow for lengthy
visit with here father. Geo. A. Smith,
of the Globe. Miss Smith had intend
ed coming sooner. but was delayed by
sickness. She visited briefly with her
young friend Miss Hazel Perkins, at
Clarstou, on the way up here.
w. A. Jones returned Wednesday
from Walla Walla, Portland and Lew
iston where he and Mrs. J. went last
week, the latter to visit a Portland
specialist and Bill to take in the
Walla Walla wild west show and the
Lewiston fair. Mrs. Jones stopped
over at Lewiston for a visit on their
reLurn.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. Gustad and En-
gineer Walter H. Hill, left Sunday
morning on the stage for White Bird.
and ON up the river to New Meadows,
where they are installing the new ele
trio plant. They expect to get the dam
In and the power house completed on
the Little Salmon this winter. They
are also planning to build brick Of
flee and substation at New Meadows
after the pattern of the one here in
Grangeville, which Is certainly a COM
plete and convenient structure
Messrs Gustad and Hill are enthus-
iaxtic over the outloowk for business
In the country to the south.