The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1916-03-30

near future at which work for the
Commercial club will be outlined for
the coming year. If as much good
can be done In the next year as has
been done either the past year or the
year preceding, 1t viii pay handsomely
for the effort 1t will entail Such work
as the retaining wall, the scales at the
stock yards, and many other things
which could be mentioned are well
worth doing and yet there remains
much to be done; the parking OF the
ground back of the Commercial hotel
and the road up Cottonwood creek to
Winona for instance
A quiet wedding was solemnized at
Judge G M Buffers office in Sites
Sunday, March 10, when Miss Hulda
Ranta became the bride Of Neilo Lame
The bride Is the oldest daughter Of
Mrs Emil Lane, nee Mrs Herman Ran
Ia, and is one OF Harris Ridges most
popular young ladies, being highly es-
teemed for her many good qualities,
land Is loved by all who know her. The
groom Is a prosperous foung farmer
OF the Kidder Ridge section, having
purchased the Shocksneider ranch on
Kidder Ridge about a year ago, where
he and his bride went Immediately
after the ceremony Their many
friends both on Kidder and Harris
Ridges wish them a happy and pros
porous journey through life
Mr. Allen Names of Pleasant Valley
returned home Monday after q few
days visit with his wife, who Is teach
ing school In district No seven near
Grangeville.
| Oscar York Of Pleasant Valley, aft
er a few days visit with his sister,
Trula, who is teaching at the Oliver
scho0lhouse, returned Sunday
| Mrs M G Lyle of Pleasant Valley
Is at present a guest of Mrs M Nc
Donald Of Grangeville
Mr. Edmond Martin who has been
living on his brother-in-law's place for
the past two years, is moving to his
own place His father-in-law, Mr. Ike
Gunter of Lewiston, expects to move
on the place in the near future
1 Miss Loucetta Lyle left Sunday for
Grangeville, where she is attending
high school
Joe Berkenbine was a business Wis
itor at Grangeville Saturday
Mrs Jacob Sites and children re-
turned from Grangeviile Monday,
where they attended the wedding Of
her sister, Miss Marietta Alexander,
10 flcLOr Nelson.
A M Hall and wife. o o Patterson,
wife and daughter Isabella, and A
Stuart, wife and children, drove over
to Grangeville Saturday to attend the
special services of the Church of God
which are being held there.
John Phillips, Sites Elk City stage
man, left Sunday morning with his
daughter Addie for Hot Lake, Oregon.
Miss Phillips has been In i'll health
for some time and 1t is hoped the
healing waters at the Oregon sani-
forum will effect cure
M A Lungo, w Mitchell, @ Nelson
and Clark Long were passengers on
the stage from Elk City Tuesday MI
Lungo and associates are interested In
the gold dredge at Elk and now have
a crew of men at work getting ready
, to start dredging as soon as the wealth
er win permit
II G Nj Butler reports the following
: land transfers last week: A Tuck
, er disposed of his ranch near Harpstel
to Il w Brown of Lewiston, who II
turn sold 1t TO Chas Hauntz Of Clark
! ston, Wn Mr. Hauntz also bought 3:
! head of ewes with their lambs from
! Mr. Tucker, paying the neat sum O
! $12.25 per head Mr. Hauntz Is al
old time resident or this section, nav
! ing freighted into the mountains In thu
7 early days and expects to move hi
! family here at once.
q Phil Sherer came out from the Shis
!. Iler-P ettibone ranch this week and re
I ported that Bert Archer, who has
3 been staying with Martin Moe. lef
4 the Moe cabin on skis January, IL
. On the 25th, Archer's dog returned +
!. the Moe cabin. A search was mad
4 and the mans tracks followed unit
Il the drifted snow covered them unit
they could not be followed. The dis
r appearance has been reported to tn
q sheriffs office. Another search vii
r be made as soon as the snow settle
Il so that the ski tracks win show vi
1t is thought that Archer, who wa
4 unfamiliar with skis has slipped owe
z a cliff and persisted
n.