The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1914-11-19
SITES NEWS
(Enterprise)

pon Baldwin, A. L. Stever' Doe
A,,st,r and Americas Massey nave 'a~ei'
IN the hills for a big hunt. No.
W. Randall is back In the Enter-
.,.s .hon again after sowing poun-
.,,.., oron Of wild oats the past rev
months. -. 49,, Moose
crael tuesday. where he was helping
w H. Baldwin and the Steen brothers
on their placer claims.
r Ellis has been out on his tele-
nbone lines again this week. resetting
poles and making other improvements,
Mrs VIM. Hagen and Mrs. z. P.
spromberg were Sites visitors We'd
nesday.
BuIv Anderson and owen Gould are
helping Charley Northup manufacture
cement blocks this week. We don't see
how Charley can afford to keep them.
they melt the handles out Of SO many
shovels
Manager Laurance, of the Ivy Theatre,
has been showing very commendable
spirit in securing such an expensive
run of films as the Adventures Of
Kathlyn, the full houses which it is
drawing Is proof that he used good BUSH
ness judgement.
Nate Pettibone returned from a trip
to Elk city on Tuesday. where he went
on business connected with the stage
line.
Laurance Howard, Elmer Steen and
Ray Prettyman have gone for two
or three weeks hunt in the Buffalo
Hump district.
A. X. McAlpine has secured the
machinery for the new saw mill and It
will be on the ground In about two
weeks. This il good news to ALI of us.
Max spromberg is helping Charley
Northup this week.
Al Chase took q fine lot OF hogs ON
Tuesday morning to Seattle.
The Mountaineer says that, 20. W.
James was missing for some reason or
other. but showed up among his friends
here Sunday" All we can cay about
this is that he may have been missed
but 1t looks to us from the numier of
trips he makes down that way, that
he il badly "struck."
Mrs. Maud Estes Is spending the
week with her brother. James Blown.
at Hannah
Mrs. Henry Lyons came over from
the ranch on Clearcreek, to visit with
her mother, Mrs. r. Randall, and have
q little dental work done.
The most pleasant social event of
the week was the dinner given to the
newly-weds, Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Hart,
by the brides mother. Mrs. Charles E.
Harcourt. Those present, besides the
Harcourt family were: Mr.. and Mrs. H.
T. Hart and family, Mr.. and Mis-. A.
X. McAlpine and family and Dolph Ran
dali. The fact that Mac CA. ii. Nc
Alpine) was incapacitated for eating
for two or three days speaks volume
for the dinner served.
The program rendered by the High
school last Friday evening was a COM
plete success both from an entertain
ment and a pecuniary standpoint. The
school decided that it was a shame
to let the old school building stand idle
but lacked much of being in a fit con-
dition for practical purposes and so
instead of sitting around and cussing
the school board and the government
in general, they got busy on program
which required much work on their
part but was well worth the price of
admission. The playlet, Frank Glynn's
Wife," was a big laugh from first to
last and those taking part in 1t deserve
much credit Miss Julia Hartman, as
Jack Johnson and Miss Winnie Mcmillan
as Mr.. Schloterback, provided laugh
in the form of a boxing contest in
which more punch than science was ex-
hibited. The receipts amounted to $31. so,
almost one third of the amount needed