The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1917-05-07

GRANDVIEW
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H. A Massie and family and Lou
Use Verbick spent Sunday afternoon
at the Meyer home.
: David Wittamuth and family went
to Springfield Sunday afternoon.
Frank Westfall was out from Abb
erdeenSunday. Grandview seems to
have an attraction for him.
A number of trees were set out
on the Grandview school grounds this
week and the lawn seeded.
A. Y. Satterfield is helping his son
Luther, move to Fort Hall this week.
Wsd understand that Marvin
Thompson has received the appoint
ment of mail carrier for the rural
route from Sterling and his duties
will begin on Tuesday.
Dave Strang was caller in Grand
view Sunday.
Christian Leth visited at Vince
Marriot's on Sunday.
A. Rupe lost a valuable horse on
Friday night.
George MCLEAN and r. Seitinger
were out from Sterling Saturday
morning.
A. ]. Sellers from Aberdeen has
been out on his ranch in Grandview
the last week, making arrangements
for getting his crop in here, as we'll
as at Aberdeen.
Tom Richards moved Mr.. Heine's
goods out from Sterling to Grand
view last Monday. Mr.. Heine arriv-
ed recently from Butte and will build
a house ON his land, then send for
his family and make this his home.
E. M.'Chappell spent Sunday with
his family on the homestead.
The labor question is growing SER
ious, it being almost impossible to
secure help of any kind or at any
price.
Joe Cosgrove expects to move to
his place this week.
The farmers in this community
are making every effort to put in
their crops, but the weather has been
more than unfavorable and progress
is slow and somewhat discouraging.
l. N. Meyer is putting out numb
err of trees on his place this week.
Mrs. G. H. Isaacs and Dorothy, OF
Springfield called on Mrs. R. R. Dav-
is SUNDAY dlCeTuOOu.
D. Wiltamuth is hauling the hay
which he purchased from John Jen-
sen.
Arnold Nugent was up from Sterl-
ing Saturday night.
John Barker was up from Aber-
deem Tuesday and Wednesday of last
week
The ninth grade pupils in the
Grandview school will complete their
work this week and be excused from
school the remainder of the year to
assist in home labors. The work in
the lower grades will continue until
May 25.
Joe Maxwell is putting in wheat
on the Albert Johnson place which
he has leased.
George Lucier is still suffering
with rheumatism and is unable to
work.
L. C. Aicher of Aberdeen was out
this way in his new Dodge car last
Tuesday.
A. German Baptist minister held
church services at the Grandview
school house on Wednesday and
thursday SVCA1AS6 VI AuoI WOOA'
Vince Marriott and family moved
to the George Beeten place, in the
Watts neighborhood, this week which
place he will farm this season.
D. r. Davis and Tom Young drove
over to Thomas Prudhomme's Sun
day afternoon.
John Jensen has thirty-five head
of hogs ready for market.
The Pure Seed club meets with
G. A. Line Saturday, May 5.
The domestic science club OF
Springfield will meet with Mrs. c.
H. Thompson Wednesday afternoon,
May 9. The program: Reading by
Mrs. Hoesea Berg; diet for the sick,
Mrs Gus Prang; First Aid Hints,
Mrs. A. L. Shelman; song, club mem
bers.
Gus Aldous was in Sterling Mon
day.
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