The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1917-03-22
The Eimers Hardware received an
other car Of Dodge autos this week.

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Geo. p. Smith returned last Friday
night from a few months visit at Van
couver, Wash, where he spent the
time with his sister, Mrs b. @. Loon
ey, formerly resident Of this locality.
Mr.. Smith states that they had a very
nice winter at that place.
Byron Defenbach returned Monday
from Whitebird, and went on down to
his home in Lewiston the next morn
Ing. He said his son had taken up
the work OF book keeper for the Sal
mon River Stores company and will
remain there indefinitely.
Mr.. and Mrs. Allen Stephens, Of
Scepter, Sask., Canada, who spent the
winter visiting with relatives In this
section, departed Last week for their
Canadian home. Mrs. Stephens Is the
daughter of Peter Riebold, who re-
sides north of the city, and Mr.. Ste
phens is brother of George and John,
Of this place.
MIR. and Mrs. Nj. "A. Roos, and chill
dren, of Whitebird, came up from that
place on last Fridays stage, and de-
parted the following morning for Lew
ist0n, where they go to visit for a short
time with relatives and friends. Mr..
Roos occupies the position Of book
keeper with the Salmon River Stores
Don't overlook the meeting called by
the directors Of the Farmers Union
Warehouse and Supply Co, for one
o'clock next Saturday, at the i. o.. o.
r. opera house. The elevator and -four
mill question will be given another GO
ing over. Be there whether you are
or not, and If you are not
you certainly should be.
Rev. Walter Callison, who has been
In charge of the local Christian church
for the past two years, has accepted
a call to the church at Cottage Grove,
Ore, and win move there as soon as
can be completed. Mr..
Callison has been successful In MS
work here, and he and his family will
carry with them the kind remembran-
ces of the people of this community,
with their best wishes for success in
the new field.
The home of Mr.. and Mrs. John ID.
Long southwest of the city is being en-
livened this week by sort of family
reunion, made possible by the return
Of Edward from Wisconsin, and Miss
Wayne from Post Falls, John Jr. and
Ralph being already under the par
entail roof. Edward, who accompanied
the Wisconsin regiment to the border,
win probably remain here, and after
a weeks visit with the home folks Miss
Mayme will return to her school duties
at Post Falls.
f. A. Schilling, the jeweler, is to
leave Orofino, having arranged to en-
gage In business in Cottonwood He
will, before leaving hold a special
sale and move the rest of his stock to
his new location. This community
never had q better booster than Mr..
Schilling, and no citizen of our town
will be missed more. He has taken q
lively interest In every movement for
the betterment of the town and the
county, and possesses the happy fac
ulty of presenting an argument i'm a
telling and agreeable manner-Orofino
Republican.
Bert Brockman of this city has just
received letter from his brother, DR.
J. O. Brockman, who left here some
months ago for Texas. ]. o. has To-
Gated at Wensen, Tex, and has again
taken up the practice of medicine.
He says the farmers are planting corn
there. and that his town is the best In
the state of Texas. Miss Lillian Brock
man, sister OF the doctor who is
teaching in the Whitebird schools, and
the mother and younger brother are
making arrangements to join the doc
tor in Texas little later. in the
spring
Harvey Peterson brought out 1900
head of his sheep last week from Sar-
Wis flats and has located them with
Harry Wood and George Sly at the
Craig Spencer ranch south of town
where he is feeding and caring for
them. Mr.. Peterson informed the
writer that he now has feed enough
to bring them through I'm pretty good
shape with what he raised himself
and has been able to purchase Lamb
ing time Is now but a week off and
If the weather eases up and moder-
ates in reasonable degree he hopes.
TO show a fair per centage of increase
this season.
Allen o. Hess, who has been utiliz-
ing his fine new team of horses and
outfit hauling hay and grain from
Grangeville to the foot of the White
bird grade for Loyal Addison, who
runs the feed yard and mail line at
Whitebird, says he has hauled in from
this point "a tons of hay and 20 tons
of oats. and that IL tons of hay are
yet to he taken down. Mr.. Hess was
due to leave here Wednesday morning
with another load, but decided that he
could not face the wind and snow on
the divide and postponed the trip an
other day. Mr.. Hess has had some
experiences in this hauling business
during this stormy weather. and his
face Is tanned to deep saddle leath-
er brown by the wind and reflection of
the sun on the SHOW.
George Poe and son Fred brought
out 100 head Of their cattle last week
from their ranch on the Salmon river
to the prairie to feed them. Mr.. Poe
says he had ordered hay through Fred
Meader of Charles Lilly company, but
1t had not arrived when the cattle
reached the prairie and he had to i'm