The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1913-09-18

from Spokane.
MIR. and Mrs. J. J. Pulse returned
Sunday from Occur d Alene where
Mr.. Pulse attended the State Pharma.
cist meeting as president.
Mr. and Mrs. G. l.. L. Basket of
Elk City, are guest at the Imperial
Hotel this week taking In Border Days
and enjoying themselves visiting with
friends
For Sale-In Lewiston, 4-room
house with 3 large lots, barn and %
fruit trees. $1100 half cash, balance
easy terms. Address S13, 9th Ave,
Lewiston, Idaho.
Frank Hye is here from Elk City
having a good time with the boys.
away when he knew what was ON
here for the week, and he can't be
blamed
The funeral of Miss Christina Was
mund took place Sunday afternoon
from the Methodist church at this
place, Rev. Jinnett preaching the ser
mon A large crowd followed the
remains TO the cemetary.
Fred Higgins and father, John T.
Higgins came out Sunday from the
upper Salmon country with a bunch
OF sixteen mead of fat cattle for the
local butchers, and are here taking
in Border Days.
Mrs Hanan and son Frank came
in from Dayton, Wash, Sunday and
are visiting with viii and Dick Han
an. The ride up here was the first
time Mrs. Hanan has been on a train
since 1887.
The artistic ability OF our expert
trimmer guarantees the complete salts
faction of our customers. The bene-
fit Of wide experience in this profess
sion enters into the designing and
every patron can pride themselves in
wearing one of our creations.
Evan Evans returned Sunday from
visit of several weeks with his
daughters at Los Angeles, Calf. He
arrived just in time to take charge
of the funeral of his old friend and
countryman, Peter Smith, the Salmon
iN,r pioneer, Who died ON Sunday
Monte Jarret and wife came in the
first of the week from the Snake riv
er country, bringing in bunch of
wild horses to put i'm the arena stunts
Monte is a roper and old time stager
known by all throughout this country,
and can hold his own with the best
OF them.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank McGrane were
called to the Denver section on Sun
day morning, by the fatal sickness of
Mrs. McGrane's father, John H. Won
Berge, who passed away at one
o'clock that day. They did not re
turn home until Tuesday evening.
Bob Jones came in Saturday from
Wisdom, Montana stopping several
, days enroute at Spokane and Lewis
ton. lie is boosting for Border Days
: and the Northwestern Stock show.
Civil Engineer Walter Hovey Hill
returned last Saturday from Meadows
/ valley country and other sections in
the south part of the state, where he
was assisting b. Gustad in his work
of laying out the new power plant ON
the Little Salmon river. He says there
is a bright prospect for that conn-
try in the near future
Mr.. and Mrs. ID. c. Ely arrived here
from Oregon City last Saturday and
are the guests OF Mr. and Mrs. John
Byron. Mr.. Ely is merchant and
Mrs. Ely is a sister of Mr.. Byron.
She was born on Camas Prairie in
1868, left here with her parents in
1872 and has never visited her birth
, place since until this trip.
Laurence Cone came home from
Mccall on Sunday nights stage and
is now holding a position with the
Globe, where h. started TO learn the
art preventative some three years
ago. tie mas Oeen absent year
| most of the time with Frank Roberts
at New Meadows and Mccall.
Arthur p Mundt, the BARLEY
King of Camas Prairie, as his neigh
l bors put it, was in Sunday in his
auto and will take in Border Days
Mr.. Mundt has harvested 600 acres
of fine barley this season, the pro
ceeds from which makes a pretty re
spectacle bank roll.
Mr. and Mrs b. Gustad returned
to Grangeyille last saturday from
5 New Meadows, where Gus is installin
an electric light plant that will serve
that entire section of the country
Mrs. Gustad remarked that ii was
Gust like getting back home"to reacf
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