The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1915-10-14
FERDINAND


The Border Days celebration Mt
Gramgeville, three days OF last week and
the lewiston Charleston fair in the low
or country has drawn from our Citizen
ship quite literally. Quite a number
went In cars to Grangevfle, but the
rain which visited this section Satur-
day practically cut out ali car travel
to Lewiston. The GrangevilIe celebra-
tbon was about up to the standard OF
the past few years and drew heavily
from the Salmon river section. The
buckeroos were plentiful and some very
good riding stunts were pulled off. The
chariot races were quite exciting and
the stock show and street parades were
very good features. Grangeville citi-
Gems are very good entertainers and
the multitude gathered there were quite
generally satisfied.
On Russell Truitt came over from
Cottonwood with considerable of his
furniture and is now located at his
stand first door west OF the barber
shop.
w. J. Adaey and E. p. Martin made
a business trip to Lapwai Tuesday morn
Ing, returning the same day.
John Wagner. last Thursday received
a brand new Ford car. OF which he is
making good use while Fording is still
permissible.
Henry Kuther SE, and wife departed
Monday for a several days visit with
friends at Lewiston and Charleston, and
incidentally are taking in the fair.
If JAS .Standage continues using the
parcels post route as he has during the
past two weeks. the Ferdinand postoffice
VIII be raised into the third class.
Lord Mayor Bob Walker came over
from lilo "Wednesday and made our den
short visit Mr. Broker was taking
a timothy buyer over the country, and
OF course Ferdinand was ON his timer
airy, It being one Of the best markets
on the mountain for all sorts of farm
produce.
Carl Steen has the foundation for
his new residence completed and as soon
as the humber arrives construction
work will be rushed with all possible
haste
Lonnie Bales made q trip in his car
to Lewiston yesterday morning. Mrs.
Bales went on the train MONDAY and
will accompany him home after a few
days spent sightseeing at the fair
F. A. Carpenter and wife went to
the lower country Wednesday to visit
with friends. and Mr.. Carpenter men
toned before his departure, that he
the lower country.
business mission Thursday In a car,
to his departure armed himself with
q g. ~
that he would soon again return to
Ferdinand.
Anton Haener was among the many
who spent portion of the week at
the Lewiston fair. and Dame Rumor has
the report circulated about town that |
he would not return single man, but |
his friends deny the report and say |
Mr. Haener viii return home this eve
ming. single as ever
Information 10 given us that next |
Monday, at the Catholic church in this |
city, will be soaemnized the marriage |
of Hershel Pollock and Miss Katherine |
Kans both popular young people of this
vicinity. The Enterprise will give a
more extended notice next week, but |
hastens to extend congratulations In
Paul Steiger reports that he began
advance.
sowing wheat on summer fallow ground
Wednesday. We notice that a number
of other farmers have also begun oper-
atoms in the fields
Clyde Farthing and family departed L
Monday for Gibson. Montana, where he
goes to take charge of land recently
purchased by s. M. Brown Mr.. Earth
ing ordered his Enterprise sent 10 his
address and expects to make that place
his future home.
The rain of last week has enabled
some OF our farmer friends to prepare
for a blowing campaign. However, 4
there Is not yet moisture enough to
do a very good job in, that line