The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1914-08-20

mansions well under course of construc-
ton at his ranch, the Meadowbrook
farm, just west Of town. This will be
a slightly place when the ranch home
is completed.
Phil Meinen, republican candidate for
sheriff was In Grangeville this week,
and went from here to Whitebird and
the Salmon river country in the in
terest of his candidacy. He was ac-
companied here by C. h. Lawrence, of
Sites, who is one OF Phirs boosters.
lumber when you can get factory ma de
out of red cedar for the same money?
/ can furnish you caskets made out of
paying $500 for. W.. E. Graham, I'm
dertaker. 32-tf
+. w. oliver received 80 pounds of
ore last week from Dave Stricken who
is working on the Wiseboy, the Buffalo
Hump mine which Mr.. Oliver has had
so much litigation over. 1t Is good
stuff and will be used in the Pan-Pac
exposition exhibit from Idaho county.
Filing Gabriel of the Salmon river
Gabriel came across from the head of
Whitebird creek and was in search of
Is head of his cattle which had disap-
peared from where he had them on the
mountain range.
Rev. A. +. Van Slyke left Tuesday
morning for Spokane and will return
the last of the week with his daughter
Nettie, who has been in the hospital
there where she underwent a surgical
operation for appendicitis, from which
she is recovering nicely.
Mrs. ]. A. Hutchinson. daughter and
son, arrived in the city on last SUM-
days train from Medical Lake and are
the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs w. ii.
Badgero. Mr., Hutchinson. who is the
station agent at Medical Lake is a
brother of Mrs. Badgero.
Alva Rhett is In town from the Frees
dom country this week visiting and
talking Border Days. He was the guest
of the Commercial club at the We'd
nesday luncheon. Alva brought out IS
head of stock hog to Cy Overman which
he delivered at the Overman ranch near
Tolo 6
Dclmont Day came In Tuesday ever
ming from Fort Benton, Mont, and via
visit for month or so with his pare
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. s. Day, and friends
belmont has been in charge of the all
teration department in a large clothing
house since he left here over a year
ago. and is doing well.
Ed Vincent came out the first of the
week from his Salmon river ranch neal
Freedom. Ed sold a bunch of hogs to
, Ed Sweet which he delivered at White
bird, and having some business out on
the prairie he came up to Grangevilie
to look after IT, He is arranging for
fall pasturing for 4. bunch Of cattle.
Mrs. and Mrs. T. M. Atwood, of WI
mona, returned last week from Spokane
They were accompanied on their return
by Mrs. Wyrick, who was in the Dea-
coness, Hospital in that city having
undergone a surgical operation. Mrs
wyrick is said to be much better
physically and hopes for permanent re-
covery.
j. II. Addison was in town the first
of the week for the first time in sew
eral weeks. J. r. has been having a
severe tussle with his old chronic ALL
ment, but Is some improved at this
time, and II is hoped will soon be him.
self again. He was accompanied by
his SON Norman. OF the Pocateilo aead-
hemy. who Is spending his vacation here
Miss Dorsey. a school girl friend and
.classmate of Mrs. Reese Hattabaugh,
arrived here last week and will visit
with her friend for couple of weeks
Miss Dorsey is instructor in English in
the Payette schools. and will leave
here just in time to take up her duties
as instructor at the opening of the
new school year.
Norman Addison. at the head of the
chemistry department In the Pocatello