The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1914-07-23

for the first time In his history.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dale Clark came up from
Kooskia Tuesday and were the guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. l.. II. Kerlee until
Thursday. While here Mr.. Clark called
on the Globe and advanced his sub
scription several notches.
Rev. Israel Putnam, who has been
here for week or SO on business, left
this morning for his home at Deep
Creek, Wash. Mr.. Putnam is adver-
Using some property for sale at WI
mona, as win be seen elsewhere.
Acknowledgement f. Mochel and
Miss Blanche f. Eastman were united
in marriage last Saturday evening, July
18th, at the home of John Pierstorff In
this city, Rev. w. n. Knox, pastor of
the local Baptist church, officiating.
George Stephens brought in some
fine samples of second growth alfalfa
last Saturday, showing clearly what
this country can do in that line. The
sample measured 81 inches, and as fine
and thrifty growth as was ever grown
i'm any irrigated country.
Why buy caskets made out of pine
lumber when you can get factory made
out of red cedar for the same money?
can furnish you caskets made out of
native lumber for $1,000; what You are
paying $500 for. w. II. Graham. I'm
dertaker. 32-tf
Mr.. and Mrs Geo. H. Sheldon of
Winona, accompanied by Herbert Howe,
came in from their home today In Geo.
auto Mr. Sheldon says the auto is
the only way to travel, having cover.
ed the distance, some twenty odd miles,
I'm Httle over an hour.
I
Thursday on legal business. returning
the latter part of the week He was
accompanied as far as Sweetwater by
Miss Ruth, who remained to visit with
the Bibbs and Flint families for num-
Der of days.
T. M Atwood was in the city this
week from the winona section circu-
lating among his friends He reports
the fall grain as half harvested in his
section He says 1t will make good
yield. Pitman Atwood Is now holding
a position in the Kooskia bank, where
he went at the close of high school
here
Miss Millicent Slaby who taught the
primary department of our schools last
term, closed very successful summer
term of kindergarten last Friday. Miss
Slaby, IL Is understood will depart in
the near future for Seattle. She leaves
many warm friends In Grangeville. who
regret to see her leave.
BORN-To Mr.. and Mrs J. d. Cur
rington, at Spirit Lake. formerly of
of Kooskia) July 18th, 10 pound boy,
healthy and sound. All doing nicely.
Mr.. burlington In his letter. adds a
few plain statements regarding the loss
of their baby four years ago under the
ministrations of DIR. Snyder who was
then at Kooskia which are no doubt
true
Forest Supervisor George Ring and
Kid Smith left the first of the week
with a blackboard and supplies for Salm-
on mountain over on the Montana line
where Mr.. Ring will map out some work
and inspect conditions. The pack train
of twenty government mules under the
guidance of Lloyd Day and Doc Denny
followed this morning loaded to the
gunwales. 1t is 200 mile trip.
t. Il. Edmundson has received let
ter from Marshall Fans at Sawtelle
Calf, In which he says they have
been doing very well in the grocery
business at that place. but that they
have stayed away from Grangevine
about as long they can. So 1t would
not be surprising to see Mr. and Mrs
Fans land here any old time. How
ever. Mr.. Edmundson has advised them
to hold on there for awhile, until bust
ness conditions right themselves again
c. f. Holt. the Salmon river cattle
man, returned to his home at Goff the
latter part OF the week. after a visit
of several days at the county seat.
Just before leaving Mr. Holt received
word from the hospital physician at
Portland that his partner. Jay Rhoades..
who had undergone an operation for APP
pendicitis few days before. was MAX
ing good progress towards permanent
recovery.
Doc Denny came in Tuesday evening
from the mountains with the govern
ment pack train. and after loading up
with supplies left early Thursday morn
ing for Salmon mountain, some 200 miles
east OF here on the Montana line The
boys are kept busy now keeping the EN-
ployees in the forest service in supplies
as they are scattered out over a pretty
extensive territory at this season of the
year.
J. C. Hall arrived in the city last
Thursday evening from Portland where
he and family went some three week :
previous. going down the Snake river
to Lewiston in the gasoline launch Pros
pector. from their home across the d.
vide from Lucille. Mr.. Han shipped out
his wool by the same route Mrs Hail
and daughter did not return with Mr.
Hall, but went to Boise for a visit be-
fore coming home.
Mr.. and Mrs nj. C. Priddy left We'd
nesday morning of this week for North
Yakima WASH where Mr. Priddy has
accepted the position OF manager of
the implement department of one of the
large firms of that prosperous CITY.
They travelled overland in their auto
and expect 20 make the trip in about