The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1913-08-21
J. Yeager, Of Garfield. was In the


city Monday ON his return from a
business trip to Moscow. From here
he went to Ito and will later make
the trip across country to his home.
can sell you 40. 80. or 100 acre
tracts Of land on the Clearwater riv.
er near town and school, from $3.50
per 40 acres up, on easy terms by
the owner. G. M. Butler, Sites, Ida
George Moeller arrived last Friday
from Decatur, ILL.,. for visit with the
Hewes and Glanville families. and is
out this week with Mr.. Glanville, Mrs
Hewes and other members of the
family for an outing in the mountains
Mr.. and Mrs. c. A. Johnston and
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter McAdams re-
turned today from a pleasant outing
of several days up the Salmon river.
They made the trip in Mr.. McAdams
truck auto.
H. e. Foulks. proprietor of the
Switchback House. was in the city
this week on business and made the
Globe a profitable call. Mr.. Foulks
reports considerable travel into the
mine.
Pete Brockenhaur came in the first
of the week from his homestead ranch
up the South Fork, and extended his
friends pressing invite to come out
and eat bear and venison with him
when the season opens.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Phillips, Mr..
and Mrs. J.. M. Richmond and son,
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilbur Fuller, Homer
Phillips and Miss Pearl Hubbard are
on an outing this week at Moores
lake.
Ed Cawley Is now local station
agent of the Camas Prairie line and
Frank Swartz is operator. The change
was made when former agent Evans
was checked out recently for a trip
back east.
Frank Vansise went over to Reu-
bens last Friday and contracted for
something like thirty thousand feet
of lumber for additional grandstand
room at the Border Days grounds. 1t
Is to be here tonight.
Attorney A. s. Hardy returned last
Friday night from a lengthy trip
through Yellowstone Park, and ad-
mits that he had an excellent time
and saw many very interesting things
in the national preserves.
D. w. Wilson. who was here WIS.,
iting with his son J. L. and family and
many old friends. left last Saturday,
accompanied by his niece, on the re-
turn to his home at Sawtelle, Calf.
They will visit in Oregon.
George Wilkin returned Monday
from Washington where he went to
look after crop interests. He also
made the trip to Pierce City before
returning, where he says he almost
froze in the mountains.
George d. Stanbery, John Keller,
Ed Rathbone, Ed Grunewald, E. l..
Martin, Leslie Cole and Mr.. Ruark
were in town the first of the week
as witnesses in the case of the two
young men charged with burglariz-
ing Mr.. Ratbone's residence.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. e. Kincaid, Mr.
and Mrs. Jesse l.. Rains and Mrs.
S. Wildenthaler returned the first of
the week from a several days outing
near Adams, and the Kincaids and
Mrs. Wildenthaler made the overland
trip to their home In Lewiston.
L. l. Purcell accompanied by his
wife and Duke Robins left for Mar
shall lake, idaho county, the first of
the week on business connected with
the Good-enough mines, of which Mr..
Purcell is president and general man.
ager-McCall Progress.
Archie Avary has bought the half
interest of his partner, George Bittle,
in the Charleston garage AMI will con-
tinue In the business. Mr.. Avary has
invested over $4,000 in machinery and
supplies and is enjoying a splendid
patronage Republic.
e. s. Barton, of the Idaho Nation
al Harvester company, came over last
Friday evening from Moscow to join
his wife and mother Mrs. B. Sher-
win, who were visiting here with
friends. They all returned Sunday