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

John Mullinix is away on a visi
to his former home at Waitsburg.
o. c. Lapp was in the city from
Harpster Wednesday ON business.
Mrs. l.. M. Harris Is visiting II
Lewiston this week the guest of Mrs
Charles Lee.
F. l.. Allen was In the city from
Garfield last week looking after coun
ty seat business.
Harry Cone, the Elk City miner
came in this week for a little outside
rest and recreation. Elk, he says, is
now taking little rest, prior to get
ting busy In real earnest.
E. w. Oliver is confined to his
home with sickness, and is said to be
in a very critical condition. Mr..
Oliver has undergone several severe
attacks in the past two years and his
friends are somewhat uneasy about
him.
The Grangeville Roller Mills will
open right away under the supervi-
sion of Manager John Gotzinger, who
has entered a large order for flour
from big SanFrancisco firm, which
will require double shift for weeks
to come.
w. N. Knox, known from one end
of Idaho county to the other, having
preached for years in the Baptist
church and served as deputy recorder
for number of terms, is expected
here next week from his present home
In Goldendale Wash, and will preach
at the local Baptist church on Sun
day the IL inst.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. L. Bledsoe left
this week for Peace River, Alberta
where they have a homestead and ex-
pect to secure other lands. Mr. Bled-
soc has a son in that country who
has been there for some time, and
they will locate near him on what
Is known as Grand Prairie. Mr.. Bled-
soc has not disposed of any of his
holdings here.
Dave Yates of the Winona country
in loo Ci,y,a
Dave now has his grain all cared for
and is preparing to start the last of
this week for visit with his mother
at the old home in Benton county,
Arkansas, where he has not been for
the past seventeen years.
J. J. Torbert who is here negotiat-
ing for piece of Camas Prairie's
excellent soil, has located his family
In Grangeville for the present and
will leave in few days for his form
er home at San Antonio, Tex, where
he goes to straighten up some bust
ness matters requiring his attention
and will bring back the balance Of
his effects with him.
Walter Hatch, who has been oc-
cupying the DR.. Smith ranch for some
time and with the doctor held a sale
last week. expects to leave in a few
days with his family for Bellingham,
Wash. Mr.. Hatch came to this section
several years ago with C. A. Pang-
born, and will go to the same Sec
ton over ON the Sound where the
Pangborns are now living.
Frank VanMeter died last Saturday
morning at 2 o'clock In the north part
OF town Of typhoid fever, and was bur
led i'm the city cemetery at p. m.
Sunday, the funeral being preached
by c. T. Mcdonald. Deceased was 26
years of age and came OF this place
some three years ago from Nebraska.
A wife and two little children are left
to mourn the untimely taking of the
father and husband.
w. e. Swatman, the lumberman of
Westlake is going to have a big sale
on Saturday, Oct. IL, at which time
the following property will be sold:
The complete Swatman sawmill, one
complete threshing outfit, with hay
racks, bundle wagons, ETC.; large
quantity of rough and dressed lum-
Der, number of thoroughbred Barred
plymouth Rock chickens and many
other articles will be offered for sale.