The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1913-08-14

Mr.. and Mrs. w. Z. Bunnell left
Sunday morning for Spokane, where
they will visit for couple Of weeks
with the Nickel family of which Mrs.
Bunnell Is a member. They may
bring back a number with them when
they come, to attend Border Days.
Seth D. Jones, president of Border
Days, came in last week from his
Salmon river stock ranch, and took
hand in the arrangements for the
big wild west show which is to come
off next month. He is greatly pleas
ed with the outlook, and while here
did some good work.
Eugene PEBBLES of Grangeville and
Lynn McCready Of Charleston stopped
over in Vollmer last night to pay
the editor visit, leaving this morn
ing for Nezperce. The young men
are vaudeville artists, but will seek
health and vigor in the prairie fields
during their dull season. Spokesman.
G. w. Brock. an old time friend
of Fred Meader, came in last week
from Washougal, Wash, bringing
with him John Dauber and J. Richi,
who are favorably impressed with
this country and are prospective buy
ers of Mr.. Brooks ranch at the foot
of the hill ON the road to Whitebird.
George d. Stanberry, ]. o. Fronek
and Fred Hinkleman, three of the
substantial ranchers of the Winona
section, were In the city last Satur-
day transacting business with our
merchants. They report excellent
crop conditions in their section OF
the country and harvesting progress
ing in fine shape.
The local Christian Science society
, and Sunday school held a picnic din
ner at the Hall grove Tuesday, and
about the time everybody got down
to business on a most excellent din
ner, one of our promptly served cleo
tdcal storms came up and the pic
nickers all took refuge in the George
Arnold home near by. where they con
, tinued their repast.
Prof. Steinman, of department of
civil engineering Of the University of
Idaho, accompanied by the young sons
Of Attorney Frank L. Moore and John
J w. Lieuallen of Moscow, were in the
J city Tuesday, on their way to Pay
} cite lake. The professor and his
young companions expect to enjoy a
enjoy a months outing.
months outing.
T. H. Bartlett, register of the U.
s. land office at Lewiston, came up
last Saturday evening and remained
over until Tuesday morning looking
after his crop interests on his ranch
north of town. He had intended re-
turning a day sooner. but confessed
that he could not tear himself away
from our unsurpassed summer eli
mate.
Some people can't see good In any
thing unless they are directly bene-
fitted by 1t. This Is true in town and
out of town. Some do not care to
see a dollar expended on a public
highway unless the work Is done RICH
at their own doors. 1t is needed
there no doubt, but there may be
several other places where there Is
: more of q crying need for road i'm
provement. Think 1t over.-Moun-
taineer.
Misses Ada and Margaret Sweet,
Miss Kathaleen Adams, and Mr.. Pearl
Wright composed a party of "tsher-
men, that left Sunday morning for
Skookumchuck, above Whitebird for
an outing. After they tire of the
overplus of brain food which they are
going to catch, they will HE them to
: the pine clad hills of Joseph and
} Doumecq and wing the festive grouse
for a season. The Globe has a bid
) in on the return of the party.
George Smith, DR.. G. s. Stockton,
R. Cote and Senator H. q. Sweet
spent several days on the lake the
first of the week fishing and resting
up their team. They are winding up
their annual outing. These gentle
men are all old Idaho county friends
Of this writer and are among Idaho
county's most progressive and upto-
date citizens-jolly good fellows all
OF them. DR.. Snyder chaperoned them
, while here.-Frank Roberts at Nc.
Call.