The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1913-05-22
WHITE BIRD suNLETs.

Lee Mahurin caught a large bear
.,s first of the week on the ridge
hack of his place.
Mrs A. L. Donaldson was a Grange
-,,,a visitor last week. from Thurs
day to Saturday.
The parents Of c. H. Jillson, who
sAUa. been visiting here for some
time. left today for Asotin.
Mrs. Ed. Vincent went out TO
crangeville Monday for short visit
With relatives and friends.
Miss Iretta Thompson returned Sat
rrday from Grangeville after a few
davs visit there with relatives.
Geo. Upton and wife We're visitors
., Grangeville this week, from Free
dom, from Tuesday to Thursday.
Mrs. v. T. Hadorn took out a band
~ 40 head of hogs to the prairie
Yesterday, which will be delivered to
z. S. Sweet.
&c. Spedden, the county surveyor,
nassed thru town yesterday enroute
n the Snake river side to survey a
county road.
E.J. Nichols, the Knob Hill ranch
az this week sold six head of beef
n Leo Brust the Grangeville butcher,
receiving seven and five and half
cents.
Miss Margaret Watson visited at
her home ON the Joseph over the
week end, being accompanied by
Miss Stella Martin. Miss Martin re-
NAMED in that section for visit with
friends.
County Assessor H. Rothwel re-
norts that the assessments for the
year are practically all made and that
In another week practically all the
deputies will have turned in their re-
ports.
D. D. Baker and sons, w. M. and
Chas., accompanied by Geo. Jenkins,
we're in town from Lucille last Fri
day closing up the deal by which the
Bakers become the owners of the Jen-
kins place.
L. A. Wisener, editor of the Idaho
County Free Press, and his wife and
little son, accompanied V. Knapp,
the genial grocery man and wife were
down from Grangeville Saturday, re-
turning the next day.
Miss Effie Taylor and little neice,
Erna Foskett, left last Thursday for
Charleston to attend the Sunday School
convention which was held there this
week They will visit in Walla Wal
Ia before returning, and cxpect to
be gone until the first of June.
Miss May Mckee, who taught a
very successful term of school at Rig
gins the past winter, went outside
Thursday to Grangeville where she
will visit friends for a time, going
from there to Pomeroy, Washington,
where she will spend the summer
with relatives.
Frank Wilson killed large brown
bear across the Snake river in Ore
gon recently, and today brought tho
hide in to send away to be mounted.
The specimen was one of the best
cured In this section for some
and was in excellent condition.
W. A. Shatzer has taken the con
tract to carry the Pittsburg. mail
and will leave Saturday on the first
trip A rig will be taken to accom-
odate the express and light freight
business. The government will not
provide carrier for this route and
the people contribute to provide a
regular carrier.
Probate Judge James DeHaver
was down from Grangeville Sunday
on business. The Judge Is another
OF the Camas Prairie residents who
realizes the possibilities of this sec
ZION and has backed up his judg
ment with his money. Some weeks
ago ne purchased the old Hans HageI
homestead north of town, from San
uer eleven, and he is becoming quite
an enthusiastic booster for the sec
uon Some lots In Grangeville fig
ured In the transaction.