The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1914-04-09

week from Spokane.
Aug. Gleishauf. mine operator from
the Occur dAlene mines is in the city
looking into conditions in this section
Mrs. Grant Benedict and little son
returned Sunday night from visit with
Mrs Benedict's parents near Walla
Walla.
y. Il, Mason, of Lewiston, Is visitor
in the city. Mr.. Mason is "A brother of
;. I. Rossiter and was called here by
the serious illness of his sister. who mt
this writing is reported TO be improv-
ing.
NJ. J. McMurray ana Mnt Bush were
over from Ferdinand Tuesday of this
week on business. Mr. McAIurray, who
is one of the largest ranch operators in
the county. already has in 500 acres of
grain.
Robert o. Bowman will be at the
opera house on Saturday. April 18th in
character portrayal. Mr.. Bowman is
one of the well recognized impersona-
tors now travelling and will no doubt be
highly entertaining in character sketch
ings
Fred Higgins came out from Higgins
Springs last week. and visited short
time with relatives near Denver. The
daughter who had been at Charleston,
came up the latter part of the week
and they returned to the springs togeth-
er. making the trip on horseback
Mrs II. C. Mcdonald, of Eugene
Oregon. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. t.
\ p.te -.
her grandmother, Mrs. J. II. Motley, of
Vaughn, Ark, arrived in the city Tues
day evening and will visit with the
home folks for the next few weeks.
Atty C. H. Nugent came over from
Nezperce Monday evening and re-
mained over Tuesday attending to pro-
fessional business and mixing with his
old-t time friends Mr.. Nugent used to
be a Grangevillian, but this is his first
visit here in two years.
Messrs c. f. Arney and w. ]. Jor-
dan, representatives of the Northern Pa
eific, were in the city over Wednesday,
working up immigration enthusiasm,
Mrs. Arney accompanied her husband
nn this trip to see the great Camas
Prairie country which she had heard so
iucii dDout.
John Kelly was in town last Saturday
from the Electric Light power plant
over on the Clearwater, howdying with
his numerous friends here who have not
seen him before for many moons. John
assured his inquiring friends that the
water is still running down hill in
>he Clearwater
itya tol,t
between Reubens and the top OF the
grade last Thursday as the regular
freight was making the downward trip
to Lewiston, and the passenger train
which was coming up was held up at
Culdesac and did not arrive here until +
a. m.
Forest Supervisor George v Ring. to-
gether with Deputy Supervisor Brown
and the other members of the forest
service. returned last week from their
visit to Orofino, where they had most
interesting and beneficial meeting to-
sether with some two or three other
forest forces. Mr.. Ring says 1t was
A most profitable trip.
NJ. l.. Costley returned last Friday
rom Arizona where he wintered near
hS"iifN' ilt itiuillcu lllTouEn tdH-
ornia, and visited on the way with a
number of the -Grangevilleites now
being harbored In that country. includ-
ng Nelson Macarthur, John Callan. w
s. DeArmond. Martin " Taylor. and
Sam Wright. Mrs Costley came up
With him from Asotin where she spent
he winter with her SON
T. +. Hurley, who left here last week
for Montana, where he has taken up
land, writes from Ashnooe. announcing
his safe arrival there and ordering his
paper sent to his new address He
says his horses which have been rum
ming out on the range all winter are
fat and looking fine; that they have
to be tied up 10 get them to eat hay.
He is very much taken with his new
location
Mr.. and Mrs. w. f. Bunnen left
Thursday morning for Spokane where
they viii visit for a time with Mrs
Bunnells relatives, the Nickels family
and along about the 18th Walt will go
on over into Montana where he has TAX
en- up a homestead near the new town of
Valentine. Mrs. Bunnell will remain in
Spokane for the present. until Walt gets
" oidth up ICd'y lot DouSeheeD1nG.
Judge Henry $. Hazett and w. "
Robinson, two of the energetic mining
men of Dixie, came in Monday night
via Elk City, too look after business
matters here. Billie went on to Spok-
ane Wednesday morning. while the
Judge remained here and attended the
Commercial Club luncheon "Wednesday.
where he talked of the South Fork road
project and lauded the work being done
in mastery name.
jay O, Rhoades made trip to Spok-
ane last week, returning to GrangeviIle
on Thursday night. He was accompan-
led from Cottonwood by his daughter
Thelma and they returned Friday morn
Ing TO the ranch up on Rapid river near
Pollock. jay was rejoicing in the fact
that he had recovered from the severe
attack of appendicitis which brought
him out here without having to under
go an operation.
Messrs. Atwood and Keller, two of
he hot