The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1917-09-13

NJ and Mrs. A. w. Hover Of Spo-
bono drove into the city yesterday
evening in their auto Just ~ tilne
avoid the rain Mr.. Hover Is reple
senting the Montana Ranches Co., ana
is here in the interests OF tne neA'
excursion which takes place next Tues
day.
Mr. and Mrs. VIM Gardner ana
children are now residents OF Pullman.
The Gardeners left this point several
weeks ago to seek NV location, nav
ing In view the Occur dAlenes and
Montana. Family ties and friends will
be pleased to learn they have located
at nearby point.
Ed Abramson returned from the Spo-
kane fair last Friday night In order 10
be able to render assisantce In tine par
her shop on Saturday. Saturday Is
big day at Day & Abramson's snop
and it keeps the boys rustling TO Jake
care of the trade. The other members
Of the Cowboy band did not return I'M
til Sunday evening.
Miss Grace Stuerhoff, of Portland,
Oregon, who has been here for the sum
mer visiting her sister, Mrs. DIR. X. Il.
Wood, will leave on Friday mornings
train for her home While here Miss
Stuerhoff made many friends who sim
cerely hope that she win pay US another
visit in the near future.
morning for Butte, Mont Mr.. and
Mrs. Carr arrived here several weeks
ago for visit with the latters parents,
n n. nT..a. an off
err short stay under the family roof
Lew returned to his work at Butte, the
wife remaining for a longer visit with
the home folks
Dick Wyatt Of the Salmon river, has
been In this vicinity for several days
looking up a numbe, of calves to take
to his ranch. Mr.. Wyatt went out of
the cattle business some years ago, and
has come to the conclusion that as
nearly all the cattle men are disposing
Of their stock, the future will witness
IA decided Improvement in the market
Mr. and Mrs. AL white returned last
Sunday evening from several weeks
spent at outside points. They journeyed
as far as Seattle returning by way of
North Yakima and Spokane where
they attended the fair. The entire trip
was made In their Paige car and with
out mishap. Mr.. I. @. Hattabaugh came
up from Lewiston with them.
Forest Ranger Thos. Crossley came
In from the Castle creek ranger sta
ton early this week. Tom is much
pleased over the heavy rains as 1t re-
lieyes the forest service of an immense
amount of labor in combating the for
est fires, which are now no doubt ex-
tinguished.
Judge Edgar G. Steele is expected to
arrive In Grangeville the last of the
week and win remain here during the
fall term of the district court. In
number of cases. Judge Wallace N.
Scales, the new judge, is disqualified
through having been identified with the
cases as attorney, and in such in
stances Judge Steele viii occupy the
bench
Mrs. The0. Tollefson and children.
were arrivals in the city from their
ranch out near Lukes Gulch, for n
visit with The0., VINO was In charge
OF the Hub store last week during the
absence of his brother, Clarence. who
was In Spokane with the Cowboy band.
They returned to the ranch a few days
ago accompanied by Mr.. Tollefson.
Arson Holmes, manager of the Tel
eggaph Piacers ON the Clearwater.
about Is miles from here came ont
from the property yesterday. making
the trip ON foot Important business
brought Mr.. Holmes to the county seat
and ON account Of leaving Mrs. Holmes
alone, ne was compelled to make a
very short stay. At the present time
the mine Is shut down.
Rev. III. J. Wood has returned From,
the conference at North Yakima and 4
beginning his duties as pastor Of the
Federated Church ror another wear
Regular Sunday services will be re-
sumed both morning and evening. the
evening service being held at Z 40 IN.
stead OF eight, as during the summer
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Yahrans ana
Fred Jr., came out from their home
stead near Joseph late last week ana
spent few days visiting with chair
friends at this place. While livsns,
IN this city these young folks acnuirad
wide aequaintanship, and whila
ranch life was ness to fhem thais
friends are pleased to learn thar thav
are prospecting and now have = Mo-
start In the stock business. They vrare
accompanied by Leo Hertlein. n brotla,.
or Mrs. Yahraus. and lately from Wft.
chita. kans-, who has been with thar,
for the past month. Mr.. HertIein Iaf.
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