The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1914-09-17

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| Dick Hanan returned last Thursday
nom Cofax, where he has been for
number of months. and will remain here
t"l several weeks
Evan Evans returned the first of the
week from Moscow where he attended
The meeting OF the state board of edu
cation of which he Is a member.
| Among the Border DAYS visitors from
the Boles section during the week were
G. c. Crawford. win Plat, Emmett
Jones. stlllmon Taylor 5. NJ Jones and
! several others
| j. 1. Cox. of Kamiah. is doing jury
duty at this session of the district |
court and had his name enrolled on
the steadily increasing subscription list |
of the Globe.
Engineer NJ. Cummings and Fireman
&c. W. OBrien. of Lewiston, were In |
charge of the head end of the special
train from Lewiston to this place dur
ing Border Days.
George Wood moved into the city last
week from his ranch at Pittsburg Land
ing on the Snake river. and the family
children attend school
Attorney j. NJ Gilmore and w. c.
| Schaefer of the Savings bank. made a
business trip to keuterville Tuesday o:
this week. attending the big sale of
sheep held at that place.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. J. Hall came up from
the Snake Salmon ranch last week and
were guests at the Imperial hotel dur
ing the Border Days show. Mr.. Hal
made a sale of 34O0 lambs while here.
Hal Brown, the well known cattle buy
er of the Salmon river, was in town
several days last week. Hal will ship
out three carloads of cattle the last OF
this week to the Portland market.
Miss Nellie Abramson, who has been
enjoying visit of several weeks at the
home of her brother Ed Abramson and
family departed the first of the week
for her home at Minneapolis
j. u. Lyttle, who is threshing this
week at the w. c. Niche place near
town, is trying out a new spraying in
vention of his own as safe guard
against smut fires.
John Mulnix left on today's train
visit with friends and relatives and take
in the sights at the Walla Walla fair
and Frontier Days exhibition.
Parker l. Pierce of Kamiah and r.
A Hardenbrook of Walla Wala. the
discoveries of the famous indicated
earth at Kamah, are in the city this
week on matters in the district court.
Fred Noyes has the contract for the
4 erection of a splendid residence for w.
C. Niche. one mile northwest of town,
a and will begin work at once. The build
r ing will be 30xi0. bungalow style, with
{ eight rooms.
h Theo. Swarts, the Whitebird pioneer
: was in the city last Saturday attendin-
Border Days, and appeared to enjoy
himself greatly. While here Mr.. Swart:
: called on the Globe and advanced hi
" standing well to the front
Fred Corliss returned to his rancl
IL across Mill creek the first of the weel
&c after spending Border Days in town
Fred is just completing telephone lin
v to his ranch and will have communica
J. ton with the outside world soon.
Charles Lee came up from Lewiston
lc the last of the week to distribute adver
TO Using matter boosting the Lewiston
Charleston Fair write a few insuranc
policies and mingle with his friend
he here
Trinity church was the scene yester
day at II a. M. of the christening o
3 Grace Eleanor. the infant daughter c
ic Mr.. and Mrs. Frank F. Titus. Rev. [
= W. Somerville of Lewiston was tn
officiating CLERGYMAN
IN A baby boy was born to Mr. and Mrs
James A. Standage on last Friday a
- the ranch home on Joseph plain.
: James states that he now has a deput,
the mountains east of town yesterda
for brief stay in Grangeville on busi
n ness.
Roy o. Akers and Miss Melvia
Farris, both of Winona were marie
lie Friday in Grangeville, Rev. w. n. Kno
K officiating. They are both well know
and popular young people of the w
9 mona country and are receiving III
r congratulat ions of their many friends
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Bentz came u
i last week from their home near White
Of bird to attend the frontier show an
visit with relatives in this city. M
Bentz, his friends are pleased to know
er is much improved In health, in fa
& is almost himself again.
f. G. Penwell will leave soon Il
n Moscow where the Penwells will mai
in their home in the future, the fami
having preceded Mr.. Penwell sever
~ days in order that the children mig
h fall term. Mr.. Penwel has not yet al
nounced what line of business he II
tends to engage in at Moscow.
-. John McEvers and Charles HorniT
came in town the last of the Wet
from theS fire-fighting camps in Il
Ii mountains and stopped over day
lin two to enjoy the Border Days festi
tiles on their way TO the university
,u Moscow where they are both popul
- students
School started Monday morning in t
ed new $4,000 school building and all /
tar dicatiOns point to a most SUGGEST