The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1913-08-14
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Xth,s week enroute to the coun-
On some matters of business.
n A. Saunders returned to
!. M, most at the Whitebird hotel Sun
after a short visit with her
.sshtsr in Grangeville.
Sssn Neyin, Chas. Wilson and E.
s,cbols made up a fishing party
.so Little Salmon last Sunday.
NV expect to be gone all week.
frank Taylor, from Lincoln,
,'s.oska visited for several days
.ho VIM. Campbell place at the
.th of the Skookum Chuck this
sheriff Eimers and Prosecuting At
~ Hattabaugh came down from
county seat on official business
=. Monday night, returning home
he next day.
M Cone and wife spent the
,.,,ar mart of last week and the first
,h,s at their Deer creek ranch.
y. and Mrs. Fred Rice were in
Norge of the store during their
absence. -,
J. Bennett. the Denver mill
IAN with his miller, John Mclean,
Tho by the way, is one of the pio-
,aers Of the pioneers in Idaho coun-
!, and one of the best known mil
,srs in northern Idaho. was in town
!. business Tuesday.
r Moughmer and cousin, Mrs.
Georgia Uhl, of Keuterville. passed
,h,cash town the first of the week
.,route to the Herman Bicksel place
AN the Doumecq for a few days. Wis
y Mrs. Bicksel Is a sister of Mr..
uoughmer. They expect to return
the last of the week.
A party was given this Friday nigh
Il the Jake Wilson home on the
ridge east of town in honor OF Mrs
lanes, who, with three sons. has
beeu visiting for couple of weeks
With her older son, Billy James, who
h at present working for Mr.. Wilson
Mrs. James plans to leave Sunday
for her home in Pennsylvania.
Mrs. w. A. Foster, who arrived ii
town last week from Tekoa, Wash
Ington, to join her husband here, has
leased the restaurant and lodging
house in the lower part of town
from Jerry Vandeburgh and Monday
took over the business from Mrs. 7
B. Galloway who opened the place
some six weeks ago. Mrs. Gallowa.
moved back to her home above town
with her family, Monday.
Yellow Bull, chief of a branch 0
the Nezperces at the time of tn
1877 outbreak, with his squaw and
band OF several of his tribe, passe,
through town Tuesday on their wa.
to the mountains in search of buckle
berries and the prolific trout pools
The old chief, who at one time wa
one of the most hated Indians of tn
trlbe-no doubt unjustly SO, howeve
lis now totally blind and is led b
the sQuaw.
County Assessor Rothwell was i
town Sunday evening on his way t
Boise to attend the meeting of tn
cfota nd re liusa w In
meets at the capitol city this month
Mr.. Rothwell Is travelling overland o
horseback as far as New Meadow
from which place he will travel b
rail. On the return trip he intend
going through the mountains by wa
Of Resort to attend to some bushes
connected with his office.
Ray Shinn gave party in his biz
new barn on Doumecq last Frida
night A large crowd was out t
look 1t over. Ray thinks it woul
make good opera house so had a
informal program in it to test 1t GU
A moving picture show with re,
characters was the main feature I
The program. The pictures represen
Cd Indians, Negroes. Spaniards, ia
anese, clowns, cooks, nurses and va
ious other characters. Following tt
program games were played until
late hour