The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1915-01-28

after visiting with relatives near Sites |
for the past month.
Each day the stage from Elk City
brings out q nice little bunch Of con- |
centrates. Mcdonald and Kuffel among
those who haye been shipping lately
Elmer Swineheart and Erwin Smith
have been assisting in the teaching
force on account OF the eighth grade
examinations Their work is very salts
factory.
Chas Adamson from the Clearwater
section, was doing some trading In
Sites Monday. Mr.. Adamson paid our
office a pleasant call while in town.
Lee Carpenter has lost a number of
valuable sheep lately by the dog route.
We imagine it would not be any too
healthy for the dog If Lee could get
bead on it.
Phil Hartman started for Lewiston
Monday morning to hear Debs speak,
but the Devine Tor other) Powers had
Phil by the coat tail and when he hit
one end of the platform the train was
leaving the other.
Mr.. and Mrs. b. Hendren and baby,
of Kooskia, recent arrivals from Okla
| homa. spent part of last week with his
uncle. ]. d. Hendren on Tahoe Ridge.
| Clarence Tollefson was on Tahoe
Ridge last week taking orders for wire,
He was accompanied by his wife and
two ladies whose names we failed to
learn.
George Trenary and family were in
Sites, Sunday visiting Mrs. Trenary's
parents Mr.. and Mrs. ]. H. Myers.
George has taken up a new business
as you may see by his card In the
professional column and with his char
l.. xnIr
ing a success of 1t from the start. Mr..
Trenary Is under the tutelage of a
thoroughly competent embalmer and
intends to learn the profession right.
Saturday evening, January Is Orc
ftno High school defeated the local
team in one OF the fastest games of
basketball ever played in Orofino. In
the first half 1t was everybody's game.
The score at the close OF the first halt
was 80. In the second half the Oro-
fino team took brace and won the
game in the last five minutes of play
After the game the High school girls
served q banquet for the local boys
The event will long be remembered by
the local team. They know how t.
make people feel at home
Mrs. A. c. Scheel entertained seve
raj of her friends Saturday evening
at her residence in honor of Mrs. r
I w. Murray. who was about to leav,
1 for a visit in Montana. Those presen
were: Mr.. and Mrs. G. a. Hulse, Mr.
and Mrs H. NJ. Williams, Mr.. and Mrs
C. A. Tollefson. Mr.. and Mrs. Jno. Sket
CELL, Mr.. and Mrs. e. w. Murray Mise
Christie Hartman, Laura Skedgell, Mes
rs Ted Murray, Lester Brese and F
o e. Ellis. The evening was devoted t
& playing whist. followed by a lunch
& @. v. Moon. OF Harrisburg, left TO
S his home Wednesday morning afte
: spending the first of the week her
# attending the stockholders meeting @
the Loyalty Cooperative Creamery Co
s Ltd. Mr.. Moon has been a stockholde
:. in this company ever since its organi
), cation and is a CONSTANT and persis
r, tant booster for a better development
= Of the dairy industry in this section
In speaking of the proposed creamer
" movement at Kamiah, Mr.. Moon sal
% that eventually there would be pros
porous creamery at that point as we
10 as here, but that the farmers have ne
It as yet enough real dairy stock nor tn
barns, silos and other necessary i'm
le provements to make q creamery ther
" success at the present time.