The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1914-11-12
KOOSKIA
(Mountaineer)

w. A. Grunewald returned home Mon
day from Seattle where he went with six
cars OF hogs and two of cattle which he
sold to Frye and Co. of that place
While In that section of the country
Mr.. Grunewald visited in Vancouver and
was accompanied home by his sister
in-law, Mrs. Robinson. Mr.. Grunewald
Is developing quite hog shipping busi-
ness here and Is putting Kooskia on
the map as a shipping point. He buys
from all sections around this place and
by shipping from Kooskia brings lots
Of outside money into circulation here.
Pleasant ]. Taylor. Jim Stewart ].
III. Rodgers Mrs. Edwards and F. e.
Hovey went to Moscow Thursday where
they will appear as witnesses in the
Gross case.
]. c. Hemphill, James, William and
Lee Toll started Wednesday for a hunt
ing trip up Indian creek. 1t Is Hemp
hilrs first trip and he naturally har-
bors great expectations.
Frank Janik was in Kooskia election
day mingling with his friends and ac-
quaintances. Mr.. Janik formerly own
ed one of the best farms in this sec
ton. but OF late has been devoting all
OF his attention to his mining interests.
Misses Beulah Cassidy and Bernice
Edwards entertained about 35 Of their
young friends at the Cassidy home Sat-
urday evening. The house was befit-
ting decorated for the Halloween &C.
casion and dainty refreshments were
charmingly served.
Mrs. r. II. Smith returned from Stan
field, Ore, where she has been visit
Ing her son, Will Smith, and his family.
She says Mr.. Smith is well pleased with
his new location. but devotes most of
her remarks to her new granddaughter,
Mary Louise.
Mrs. Bollinger has suffered a relapse
and requires constant attention. Her
friends hope for her speedy recovery.
]. L. Freeman and his son, r. l..
freeman, started out this week on a
hunt. They propose TO stay a month
and will be Joined by Ed. johnson.
Misses Helen Guthrie and Margie
Crook and Messrs Floyd and Ralph New
land were here from Kupro Friday night
Waiting around again, Willie" at the
band dance.
Joe Gray. of Orofino, is there with
the broad smile and the glad hand in
MS capacity of room clerk at the Sell
way hotel which changed hands recently.
i-u. uthon, Ola hOOSk1a man, lured
away for awhile, is back and has taken
over the business from Julian Dobson.
Mr.. Thenon already owned half OF the
hotel property before taking over the
operating end of it and both he and his
wife have been putting in some hard
work in getting the rooms cleaned, but
they now have them in tip top shape
and are ready for business. Mr. Then
cha
hotel and dining room, all looking for
the betterment of the business and is
a pleasant gentleman well qualified for
catering to the travelling public
John Minthorne was shot and killed
by his companion while hunting I'D
at Three Forks Saturday. In the bush.
1t Is said. he was mistaken for a deer.
Geo. Turner and wife have gone to
Spokane where they will reside for some
time.
Pittman Atwood spent Sunday in
kamiah with his brother who is In
High school there.
Misses Bertha Whitley ana Mae Ball
amy, of Sites. represented that town
at the dance Friday night.
The dance given by the ladies of
kooskia for the benefit of the Kooskia
band last Friday night was success
IN every sense of the word One of
the incest, most jovial and thoroughly
representative assemblages of people
ever gathered In Kooskia was In at
tendance and enjoyed the may waltz
and delightful two-step to their hearts
content An occasional quadrille was
sprinkled In for those who preferred
the square dance and here is where
Ralph Hovey did himself proud as the
master of ceremonies. Those who did
not dance at all were seated around
In little parties enjoying social chats.
bounteous repast was served cafe
terra style by the ladies' In which every-
body joined and, in fact, everything.
not forgetting the decorations. was an
propiate, mastery accomplished and a
magnificent success. Quintas and Lena
Iayior. with Mrs. Geo. Hovey at the
piano, rendered some vocal selections
as only this trio can and responded will
hngfy and gracefully to repeated en-
cores The ladies placed $4570 to the
credit OF the band in the State Bank
OF kooskia over and above all expen-
ses. which Is remarkable record OF
profit and shows how Kooskia people
respond to a worthy cause
The Mountaineer can not think of
anything TO say about itself this week.
You see we always say something about
lhe Mountaineer because those county
seat papers reprint all of our local news
each week and We get some free adver-
using. We've put 1t over on them five
weeks now, which is going some.
Chas. Painter. Of Kooskia. and NJ.
:. Post of Orofino. have returned from
1 hunt at Cold Springs cabin. They
-eport fine time. say they had plenty
" venison
MRS. Fem will spend the balance of
he week in Grangeville.
Seven person Joined the Presbyterian