The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1916-03-02


dav night from her present home at
Butte. Mont, and is visiting WIZ
friends for a few days. Miss Bertsch
is also combining business with the
pleasure Of the visit to Der old home
town.
Charles Gelbach, one OF Kooskias
substantial business men was In the
city several days this week attending
district court as q witness. Mr.. Gel
bach recently went to Hot Lake, Ore
gon, ON account of his health. He is
much improved at this time.
Miss Mayme Kube was an arrival In
the city today from Portland for a
visit with her sister, Mrs. ID. w.
Greenburg. Miss Kube has for the
past year been taking training
course as professional nurse at the
Good Samaritan hospital at Portland.
Moscow Star Mirror.
e. NJ. Parker, who recently engaged
In business with his brother Ernest
Parker at Cottonwood, was In the city
over Friday night in consultation with
Judge .Ailshie on legal matters. Mr.
Parker used to live in Idaho county
number of years ago we are inform
ed, and was at one time a citizen OF
Grangeville.
Cashier A. l.. Donaldson, e. ]. Mich
OILS and Oliver Dennison came up from
White Bird last Saturday as witnesses
In the A. s. Hardy suit against Mrs.
Eva Garfield on note and mortgage
which he had purchased. Mr.. Nichols
xx,I.n ha1 In Nro
twice in seven years, remained over
until the middle of this week.
James Briscoe returned last Thurs
day from Montana where he was cal.
led by word Of the serious sickness
of James Evett. When he reached
Fort Benton where the sick man had
been taken for hospital treatment
he had passed away, the date of his
death occurring on the Dist Mr.
Briscoe says he had a hard trip Of it.
DIR. Frank Il. Wood is moving from
the Mrs. CARRIER property to the home
of his mother, and DIR. Draney is NOV
ing into the Schaeffer property on
South Hall street Otto Nail, whose
home was destroyed by fire last week
will occupy the CARRIER property until
Mrs. CARRIERS return sometime this
summer.
Tod Frizzell came up from his
White Bird ranch last Friday and
spent several days among his old
friends and neighbors Tod says stock
has done well this winter whese the,
have had feed, but he is anxious to see
spring open up in earnest, as feed Ii
getting somewhat low. He has al
ready turned out number of head on
the range, as have othe" stoclSiuen.
Mr.. and Mrs. James White were cal.
led over from Nezperce last Saturday
by the sudden serious illness Of Rob.
ert White, rather of the former, who
Is getting well along in years. Mr.
White is suffering from hardening OF
the arteries, and for a time grave
doubts of his recovery were entertain.
ed, and he is still in a dangerous con.
dition, but with hopes brighter.
Van Robinson and family left this
morning, the family to stop off and
visit in the Palouse country will
relatives, while Van goes on to Butte
Mont, where he may permanently To-
cate. However, he expects to look
about for time before deciding,
The Robinsons leave many friends in
Grangeville and Idaho county where
they have lived for many years.
+. l.. Allen and VIM. Brown came
out from the Joseph and river country
Monday and have been transacting
business in our city. Mr.. Allen is one
OF the old-time settlers in the Joseph
country and Mr.. Brown who is re-
Gently from Seattle, has a homestead
on the Snake river. The gentlemen
made the Globe a pleasant call while
in town
DIR. J. G. Edwards, licensed osteo-
path, formerly connected with DIR.
Foster at Lewiston and Charleston, will
be at the Phoenix Hotel, Cottonwood.
until the 10th of this month, where he
Will be pleased to meet all former pa-
tfents and any other residents of the
Prairfes who may be in need of his
services. This is an opportunity that
should be taken advantage of by those
In ailing health-Adv.
Phil Meinen, Wesley Packer, V. w.
Plat, j. H. Mitchell, Theo. Tollefson.
=. M. Butler, and Mr.. Tucker were
among the prominent Sites citizens
who were here this week attending the
district court Most of tn gentlemen
were here in connection with the ac-
ton of the Bank of Sites in foreclos-
ure proceedings against w. A. Grune-
valid, and were the guests of the Com
mercial club at the Wednesday lunch
con.
Arthur P. Mundt of Winona, was in
the city Saturday attending to bust
ness matters. Mr.. Mundt had Just re-
turned from a trip to Spokane. He
and G. NJ. Fargo took down 80 some
head OF fat hogs to Kamiah intending
TO ship to Spokane themselves. but
on reaching Kamiah found a buyer
that was willing to give a better price
than they could get in Spokane. SO
they let him have their shipment, re-
ceiving $40 per hundred.