The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1916-06-01

Geo. % Stanbery was an arrival In
the city this evening from his ranch
home at Winona, having come In TO
attend the graduation exercises. Mr..
Stanbery's two daughters, who have
been attending school here, VIII re-
turn with him tomorrow.
The e. S. Sweet stock sale Is slated
for early In june. Watch for the big
two color posters making definite an
nouncement.
Walter Eckels of Harpster, was do
ing business in the city on Saturday
last. Mr.. Eckels stated that the crops
were pretty nearly all planted on the
other side of the river, but that.
lot of work is yet to be done ON this
side.
Full line of furniture that hasn't
got the war price added to it. Come
In and see for yourself at w. %.
Graham's.
o. III. Evans of whitebird, was a
business visitor in the city last Satur-
day. Mr.. Evans says that insofar as
he was able to judge little damage
was done to the fruit In his section
by the recent frosts He returned home
Sunday.
Fire insurance. A. w. darlington.
Arthur Cummings Of Mt. Idaho, who
was thrown from q horse he was
breaking into a rock pile some three
weeks ago sustaining a broken wrist.
was in the city Monday for treatment
The injured member Is healing nicely.
win trade anything, anywhere. H.
w. Carrots. 5000 '- --- : '--'' .'4-
Among the Cottonwood people who
remained over. after the ball game be
tween that place and sGrangevilles on
Memorial Day, to witness the home
talent play, For the Honor of the
Fort we noted Dr. and Mrs III. J.
Smith and Mr.. and Mrs. Riley Rice
Wallace Lowrey, for many years
resident of these parts and for the
past year making his home in Ore
gon, was an arrival on last evenings
train He will remain here for the
summer making his home with the
Rothlisberg Bros, north of this city,
Mrs. Homer. Matteson arrived in
Cottonwood last Thursday from Los
Angeles Cab, ard is visiting for a
time with. her sister, Mrs. Geo, Al.
Robertson. She will later come over
to Grangeyille to visit with her sis
ters Mrs. W. y. Vincent, Mrs. Frank
yansise, Mrs. Allie Campbell and her
mother, Mrs NJ. J Eastman.
The local BAH club and Boss Browns
bunch of hard hitting Mt. Idaho
leaguers viii cross bats at the local
ball park at the new school building
next Sunday afternoon. Fans who
want to see a good. game are urged
TO he on hand as a contest Of real
class Is promised.
James witt was an arrival in the
|city ON Sunday evenings train ana
on Monday went on out to the Jas.
Sloane ranch for a few weeks visit.
Mr.. Witt is one of the pioneers of Ida
no county and has many friends here
who are pleased to see him at all
times.
Editor f s. Winner of the Cotton
wood Chronicle, accompanied by his
family, were in attendance at the bali
game on Memorial Day Mr.. Winner
In one of the few editors in this coun-
try able to enjoy the luxury of real
automobile, and Is envied by the rest
of the profession
Frank Groom and Joe Yates return
ed Monday night from few days fish
ing trip down In the Whitebird coun-
Il try. They report. that the sport tfid
not amount to much as the water was
too high and the creeks muddy. How
ever, to hear them tell it, they sue
[ceeded in landing few Of the. finny'
tribe. ~
Miss Marion Leonard went down to
Lewiston last week for a short visit
with friends, and departed yesterday
morning for Portland, where she will
spend a month at the Geo. NJ. Reed
home, and visiting with her brother
Mac, who is attending school there.
Miss Leonard win return with her
brother about the LIST of July.
Gilbert Foster viii leave in the
morning for Billings, Mont, where he
win join his father, s. j. Foster. Mr.
Foster, ST., is travelling for some
large eastern manufacturers and Gil
bert will act as his assistant during
the summer months, expecting in the
fall to enter school at some point in
Washington
@. ID. DeArmond> was In the city
last Friday looking after business mat
ters, and while here stated that he
would finish planting about 200 acres
In four or five days. Last year Mr..
DeArmond finished up his spring
seeding ON the End day Of June and
harvested fine crop, and feels conf
dent that with favorable weather for
the balance of the season history will
repeat itself.
Lee Smith, one of the old-timers of
this country was up from his present
home at Charleston last Friday and
Saturday, on short visit to his
brother, Geo. D., and family. Since
leaving this country few years ago.
Lee and family have been roaming to
some extent They first moved to the
Asotin section, then to Rogersburg.