The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1914-11-26
KOOSKIA
(Mountaineer)

J. w. Winslow is home after having
been in the Joseph country for some
time. Mr.. Winslow and his father saw
deer from their door yard, five miles
from kooskia this week. Looks like a
nard winter coming up all right.
+. s. Pitt. who has been packing for
the government from Joseph for several
months Is in Kooskia again. Some of
Mr.. Pitts friends had his Kooskia rela
tives somewhat exercised a while ago
by reporting that he had been married.
When asked about 1t he said "Not YETI
which, while denial, leaves room for
speculation.
W. e. Parry has been appointed the
purchasing representative of the Stan
ton Packing company of Spokane for
the Kooskia- Sites territory. 1t did not
take Bin long to get to rambling for
two days after he went to work he
shipped two cars of hogs and cattle.
Mr.. Parry's large acquaintance and pop
ularity In this community will stand
him in hand and 1t is certain that he
will cut one more knotch in the upwa nd
climb of Kooskia as a shipping point
The following officers have been
elected by the Christian endeavor ia
serve for the ensuing six months: Pres
ident, Pitman Atwood; vice president
Leonard Taylor; secretary, Beulah Boil
linger; treasurer. 4>lfred Morse organist
Mrs. F. Hendren.
T. NJ Atwood went with car load
of hogs to the Pacific coast Tuesday.
kooskia is certainly going right & long
as a shipping point.
ID. l.. Rosengrants and w. e. Fairy
were business visitors in Clearwater
Monday.
John Durant a ranger from the Clear
water reserve residing in Kamiah was
In Kooskia Sunday.
masquerade ball will be given In
the Kooskia opera house THANKSGIVING
night, Nov 26. at which a three piece
orchestra will supply inspiration. Two
prizes are offered, one for the best
representation of any given character
and one for the most comical makeup.
To supply the hungry, lunches will be
served at all hours at booth in the
back of the hall where you can get
anything you want to eat from a SC
sandwich to a regular spread.
Bob Hunt of Grangevine was trans
acting business In Kooskia Monday.
Sam Morse and family are now costly
domiciled in the Durham property.
Master MILFORD Floyd Wiley is here
this week visiting his grandparents,
Major and Mrs. Fem. Master MILFORD
brought his parents with him, his fla
ther w. B. Wiley, is the deputy SUI
pervisor of the st. Joe forest at St
Maries and was formerly located here
Mr.. and Mrs Wiley have many friends
IN kooskia who are glad TO see them.
e. ID. Parr Is advertising 65 head of
Holstein cattle to go in his auction sale
at his ranch, one mile west of Kamiah,
rain or shine Oh Tuesday, Nov. cath
School notes: Leonard Taylor reen-
tered school last Monday. Alfred Morse
was absent Tuesday morning. Little
Opal Persley will go to Charleston next
week for treatment. The primary class
has two new pupils, also the 3rd grade
the same number. Adah Hovey is alb
sent this week on account of illness.
We miss her smiling face. The light
snow afforded amusement for short
time, but almost spoiled the marble
grounds. The THANKSGIVING program to
BE given by Misses Jones' and Ed
wards pupils Is progressing rapidly.
After Thanksgiving vacation school will
be called at $50 and dismissed at $3.50
for the benefit of the children living
at a distance