The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1917-06-07

home and return to Spokane IN the rail-
to complete her course Of study
Private mpney-Geo. NJ Reed.
Sam Jones came In from his Salmon
river ranch Monday and after remain
ing over a day went on to Lewiston
and Spokane Sam says grass Is get
ting good on the river and the stock Is
beginning to shed and slick up.
=. u. Hancock last week moved his
undertaking parl0rs in to the Ereiden-
rich building located between the Bank
of Camas Prairie and the postoffice
building, which he expects to fit mp In
proper shape.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Brown returned
last week from Portland, where Harry
has been studying dentistry. He has
been sick since his arrival at Mt. Idaho,
and was in town yesterday for the
first fine.
DIR. q. A. Green returned from Lew
istoD Friday, where he went to get
his family and bring them to Grange
vile for the summer months. They are
living I'm the Convey cottage In the
south part of town.
4 Mrs. Howard Kressley and Mrs. Ed
Wren came in on last evenings train
from Portland, where the former had
been visiting at the Wren home for
some time past. Mr.. Kressley met the
ladies at this point and drove them out
TO the Wren ranch.
Conductor Harry Morris was visit
ing around with the business houses
Monday and shaking hands with his
friends In general. Harry is now domi-
ciled In his old home and will soon
take up his old run again from Grange
vile to lewiston
Mrs. Hurley In company with her
daughter Cora and son Charlie, left the
| first OF the week for a visit at Win
chester and Pomeroy, and will later
go to Montana, where she will spend
the summer and may make her future
home
Hugh Taylor returned last week
| from Portland where he was taking a
| special business course at Reed college
Hugh also took violin lessons, and on
| last Tuesday night played for the Lyric
theatre. He Is now reporting FOR the
Free Press.
II. w. Mattox came over last Satur
day from Vollmer, where he is running
a ranch for VIM. Hunt, and registered
under the new conscription law. While
here he and his brother Ewing plowet
an acre of ground for their mother
Mrs. w, w. Darcy. and 1t Is now plant
ed.
Jack Richardson arrived In the cit,
Wednesday night from Spokane and Il
now directing the installation of tn,
new bowling alleys at the Bradbury
1t will require a week or ten days Il
finish the job, but when completed
there win be no better alleys in Thu
section.
i Mrs. ]. ID. Long received lette
last Saturday from her son John a
Ogden stating that he had passed tn,
Examination at that place and tina
he would leave Wednesday mornin,
for San Francisco to take up the train
ing work at the Presidio. He is rec
commended for second lieutenancy.
L. Nj. Harris went to Spokane tn
first of the week to see Jim Gin and
number of others off on an investigat
ing trip TO the Montana lands whicl
are being put on the market by TIL
Central Montana Ranches company. A
X. Wiley and j. l.. Nicely, who wer
: going on this excursion, decided to e
by auto with friend little later.
n Mr.. Frank Martin came over las
week from Moscow, where he spent tn
winter with DR. and Mrs. II. j. Smith
who moved to that place last yea
|, from Cottonwood, and Is visiting wit
his daughter, Mrs. Mark Robinson. am
family. He says DIR. Smith has bull
up fine practice and that they ar
well satisfied there.
E DIR. q. 5. stockton is having his resi-
2 dence raised and concrete piers pu
2 under same for support. The loca
? medicine man fully understands tina
ventilation is absolutely essential, 4
p some Instances. to sanitation. aud h
I is head push here In sanitation. Tor
!. Jacobson Is doing the work.
George w. Roup, who was coverin
the prairie country with L. II. Barr
lett In the interest of the movement 70
= the erection of " Nj. c. A. building
! for the use OF the soldier boys at thei
! various Capitalization camps, cam
over from Cottonwood Tuesday ever
ing where he raised $40 for the worl
Bill Stillwell received letter thi
week from Bill Smith who is dom
guard duty at the state penitentiary q
Boise, that he had. been given job a
guard also, and to come at once. Tn
salary il $65.O0 per month with boar
and laundry included. Bill will leav
at once.
Mrs Eastman this week receive
from the pension department at Wasl
ington the necessary blank forms fo
making out an application for pei
sion due her ON account of the service
of her husband during the Nez Perc
Indian war of 1871 The forms wer
filed out and promptly returned |
the department.
John Nevins, the White Bird me-