The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1917-08-31
GRANDvIEW

Miss valine Cutting was the guest
OF the Misses Verbick, Tuesday night
Mr.. Tanner and son, Lyman, were
In Grandview, Wednesday and Thurs
day, looking up the work of the farm
loan association in which they are in
terested.
H. X. Wiley, l. N. Meyer and David
Wiltamuth, from Grandview, and A.
j. Snyder. E. N. Wells, Henry and
! Hosea Berg, of Springfield, went to
Blackfoot, Wednesday, and met the
Utah farm bureau excursion, accom-
panying them down to the Spring
field country and H. K. Wiley's
ranch.
George Lucier passed the federal
examination and has been called for
military service. Gotlieb Scholtz Is
another Grandview boy who was in
the first call, while Herman Teichiert,
Arthur Nelson and Ira Rice are from
Sterling.
Mr.. and Mrs. Marvin Thompson's
baby was quite sick early this week.
DR.. McKinnon was called and the
child has recovered it's usual health.
Vivian Meyer was another very
sick child most of the week, but is
improving at this time.
Little Billy Payne returned to his
home at Blackfoot, Saturday, after
visiting with Wayne Johnson for
week.
Joseph Cosgrove purchased new
self-rake to harvest his seed crop.
Joe Maxwell and Harold Meyer
came in from the desert Friday to
assist in the harvest in Grandview.
Joe is cutting the grain on the Albert
Johnson land, which he has leased.
Mr.. Brunson and son, Ronald, are
at home from the hot springs for
a few days. Both Mr.. and Mrs. Burn
son are feeling better than sometime
ago.
Willard Wiltamuth will entertain
some of his friends and schoolmates
on Wednesday afternoon, the occa-
sion being his ninth birthday.
Cope and Johnson finished drilling
well for Ed. Sommercorn last week
and are now drilling one for Joe Cos
grove on his ranch.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. E. House and
family ate Sunday dinner at the H.
A. Massie home.
Jerry Colburn, of Aberdeen, was
out to his fathers ranch in Grand
view. Sunday morning, making the
trip with a motorcycle.
R. R. Davis and family and their
guest, Miss Weldon, spent Saturday
evening with Mr.. and Mrs. Vero
Chandler, and were the guests of Mr.. |
and Mrs. Snyder at dinner Sunday. |
Mr.. and Mrs. D. Wiltamuth drove
to Pingree, Sunday evening.
Wayne Shelley went home Satur-
day to visit his brother, Allen, who
leaves next week to enter military
service.
Charles Shaw is managing the
Golden Rule store at Sterling while
Theodore Herbert is taking a trip
thru Yellowstone park.
The Red Cross auxiliary held a
meeting at Springfield, Friday aft
srnoon. Thus far we have been I'M
able to obtain material for sewing.
Several new members were added to
our enrolment. The next meeting
will be at the Springfield school
house, Friday afternoon, September
7, at p. m. All are cordially in
1ited to attend.
The Taylor boys from Blackfoot
nave been visiting De Witt and Mil
on Line since Thursday.
r. R. Davis is fencing the Sweet
and which he purchased last spring.
Horace Garder and T. L. Jones mo-
ored to Blackfoot, Monday.
Most of the farmers in this Sec
ion commenced cutting alfalfa seed
Monday. The prospects for seed
Gems good.
The next meeting of the Domestic
Science club will be September 5,
With Mrs. e. N. Wells. Program as
ollows: Magazine story, Mrs. C.
I. Thompson; Hints on Choosing
'extiles, paper, Mrs. Thomas Black
urn; music.
County Agent Groninger, Mr.. Beets
nd Dean Iddings of the state uni
ersity at Moscow, were down in the