The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1915-07-01


Tangled in Texas" tomorrow night
Dave Yates, the Winona ranchmar
and stockbreeder, was in the city
Tuesday
Deputy Sheriff Tim Quinlan made a
business trip to Kooskia Monday re-
turning Tuesday.
Lawn mowers trued up. sharpened
and repaired at Lingo's Furniture Elk
change.
Lois M. Duffy, of Cottonwood, was a
county seat visitor and guest of the
Imperial Hotel on Friday last
Miss Kube was in the city Monday
having driven in with the new Stude-
baker car that Mr.. Kube purchased
last week.
Dick Steen, the big sheep man from
Lewiston. was in the cityMonday His
extensive flocks are now on the way
to their summer range
Arthur M. Mundt and wife drove over
to the county seat Tuesday from their
Winona home. and went on out to the
big Bouriand stock sale.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilbur Bryant were
in the city Monday from their ranch
north of town. Wilbur says his crop
is looking great and he expects a good
yield.
Gus Killorn brought his family up
from Meadows Monday evening and
they are now installed in the Mrs.
Frank Van Deventer home on College
avenue.
Mrs. b. r. Bell, wife of the former
station agent at this place, was a late
arrival last week from Maupin, Ore,
and is spending a few days with friends
In this city.
! Mrs. Edmundson and daughter Miss
Genevieve, returned Monday evening
.rom few weeks visit with relatives
and friends In California, where they
took in the exposition and had glori-
Gus good time
Mr.. and Mrs. w. L. Clark and daugh-
ter, Miss Florence. of Spokane, motor
ed to this city last Monday. Mr.. Clark
is connected with the Spokane Eastern
Trust Co., and was called here on fl
nancial matters.
| Gust Wickman and family departed
this morning for the mountains. They
will go In by way of Florence making
the trip by easy stages and will spend
some time at the Burgdorf hot springs.
They expect to be gone all summer
Mrs. wilbur Fuller and infant return
| ed last evening from Lewiston where
they have been for some time past
The baby has fully recovered Its nor
NAL state to the qualification of both
parents and friends. Miss Grattan ac-
companied then home.
Wallace Jarret was in the city a
few days this week from his ranch
over on the Salmon river. Wallace,
who had not been In the city for
some time. stated that crops and stock
conditions In his section were never
better
The Bourland sale held last Tuesday
brought out a pretty good crowd and
at times the bidding was very spirit
ed. One team OF three-year-old colts
brought ss27.50. and the balance of the
horses were sold at prices ranging
from 500 to 1925. The cattle command
ed fairly good prices.
d. r. Van Pool and Ben Church came
| out from Boles last Monday on BUSH
ness matters. In conv creation with the
Globe man Mr.. Van Pool stated that
the Item published in this paper re-
garding his moving to this city was
erroneous, and that he did not con-
template moving at present.
Mr. and Mrs Walter Schaefer ar
rived in the city last Friday night
from their Portland home and will spend
a couple OF weeks vacation with their
many friends here. Walter is inter-
ested with the Waugh Medicine Co..
and states that the demand for their
product is increasing rapidly.
A number of young people went up
to Nurss' grove last Sunday morning
and enjoyed a days outing. The party
was composed of the following: John
Long, Marion Sims Andrew Stockton,
Ralph Long, Helen and Annie Norwood.
FLOYD Gilbert and Mae Cunningham.
accompanied by Mrs. j, Frank Sims and
Mrs. j. E. Callan.
F. t. Benson arrived In the city Mon /
day evening from his home near Aba |
sarokee, Mont, for a couple of weeks |
viist with Mrs. Benson, who was for |
merly Mrs. Addie Bibby. Mr.. Benson |
states that his place joins on three
sides the homesteads of the Alme
girls, Nellie, Olga and Hildegarde. |
Miss Hildegarde was recently elected /
clerk of the school district at that
place.