The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1917-07-05

Mrs. Frank Sims and daughter Mar
ion came up from Lewiston last Friday
evening and remained over until Sun
day visiting. Miss Sims Is attending
the summer school and took advantage
81 vacation to visit the home town
and people.
Joe Dysard came out Sunday from
the Ten Mile country where he has
been for the past two years freight
ing for the Smith Bros. at the New
York mine Mrs. Dysard has been with
him, while the son has been attending
the Sister school at Slickpoo.
In Friday night from Utah and Will
fine and seems to be feeling that way.
Every EFFORT is being put forth now to
get the Idaho regiment up to full
strength.
George Poe returned home Monday
night from his ranch on Salmon river,
where he has put in the past two
weeks haying. George says the alfalfa
hay Is good this season, but the yield
Is not quite as heavy as usual
Frank Rothwell came In Monday
from Charleston and Is visiting with
friends. He came up with Sergeant
Guthrie, who VIII do recruiting. Frank
was discharged from the service on
account Of a slight tubercular affection,
for which he lis now receiving treat
ment and from which he is making
recovery.
w. A. Jones and nephew, Emmett
Jones, came out last Saturday from
the plains country and were in atten-
dance at the sale or the Roe Mclean
horses which took place at the corral
at Georges Livery The sale was
cried BY +. f. Zuver under the direction
of Floyd Church. administrator Of the
estate.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Mundt drove
In last Saturday from their home near
Winona In their new Paige and were
trading with our merchants. The
ladies Of Winona have arranged to do
sewing for the REQ Cross at their
homes, and Mr.. and Mrs Mundt took
out a good supply Of work ON their
return home.
W. NJ Bnitzein and Ed Smith were
up last Saturday from the White Bird
country attending to county seat bust
ness. They are rejoicing over the re-
suits of the highway bond election at
White Bird as much as we are here in
Grangeville. 1t means much to the
people of both places and the entire
county. The former gentleman made
the Globe pleasant visit while here.
Otto Schlicker of the Salmon river
country, is spending short time on
Camas Prairie visiting with his broth
ers and friends. One of the brothers
is associated with Harry Kube and an
other is living with Mr.. and Mrs. j.
p. Rush, with whom Otto was In the
city Tuesday. The Globe aclxnowl-
edges pleasant call.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Nail returned
last Saturday from weeks visit with
Spokane friends and at Pend d Reille.
They had splendid trip, Charlie says.
They met John Bridgeman and family
who are now living. at Spokane. Mr..
Bridgeman is In very poor health. The
return trip was made with Roy. Nah
IN his new REQ car.
| Mrs. w. G. Graham and familyis ex-
pected to arrive here from Portland
tomorrow night and win join Mr..
Graham. who is bookkeeper at the
Bank Of Camas Prairie. They have
rented the r. B. Kading property and
the household goods having arrived,
will at once go to housekeeping. The
Globe welcomes them as neighbors and
citizens.
| p. NJ. Granville returned last Mon
day night from a. ten days visit to
Portland where he went to attend the
Northwest Rexall convention, which
included all the drug stores conduct
ed under the Rexall system. Mr.. Clan
| vile stated that it was the largest con-
yention OF the kind ever held in this
section.
Seth Stantial returned home Friday
night from Spokane where he passed
both the physical ana mental examina.
ton in his efforts to get on the wire.
less force Of the government. Having
passed the exams. Seth is now home
on a three weeks .rurlough,p and one
of the pleasant features of the matter
Is that he Is now In the pay Of the
government
Platt Talbot came up last Friday
from his home at White Bird, and
stayed over for the horse sale on Satur
day where he was one OF the lively bid
ders, and succeeded In purchasing q
number OF head. The Salmon river citi
zens knew the Roe Mclean horses
they having run over ON Salmon Snake
divide for years prior to the death OF
the owner last year.
Alex. HinlSle moved up from the
ranch over on Clearwater the first Of
the week and is occupying the old home
IN the northwest part OF town. Alex
came out here from Portland a year
ago In rather poor health. He had beer
In the postofiice there for number OF
/ years, and the confinement did mol
agree with him. His rusticating has
put him In pretty good physical con-
dition.
| G. Nj. Butler and John Phillips at
tended the state land sale at Grange
vile last week. Mr.. Butler pur
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