The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1917-03-23
GRANDVIEW


H. K. Wiley has returned home,
having spent the winter with his
family in California. Mrs. Wiley and
the boys will remain there utnil the
LIST of June.
A second car of coal reached Ster-
ling ON Saturday.
William Hill and family, after a
year sojourn in Butte, returned to
their farm in Grandview on Mon
dayp; glad to have them return.
Joe Maxwell and Arnold Nugent
are working for the Peterson Sheep
company.
Mrs. Arnold Nugent, who has
spent the winter with her parents,
has joined her husband at Sterling.
Dave Wiltamuth is hauling oats
this week, which he purchased from
Tom Richards.
We are all longing for spring!
But it cometh not! Where art thou?
Joe Maxwell arrived home from
Butte last Tuesday. He expects to
go out on his dry farm this spring.
Mr.. Parkinson went out to his
band of sheep on the desert Tuesday
returning Wednesday. He has ship
ped hay in from Burley and has
been hauling it out to the desert.
On Saturday he brought the band in
to Grandview.
The long expected car Of coal
reached Sterling last Wednesday.
Messers Prang and Jensen were
in Sterling, Wednesday,.
Mrs. Glenna Nugent visited her
aunt, Mrs. H. A. Massie, at Sterling
last Wednesday. ......
Jorgen Peterson sold wheat to
Chas. Shaw, Ralph Davis. D. Villa
muth and G.. A. Line last week; also,
some seed potatoes to Mr.. Sackett.
The Domestic Science Club of
Springfield met with Mrs. "A. j.
Snyder last Wednesday. The men,
bers from Grandview were all pres
ent. A delicious dinner was served,
to which all did ample justice. This
was followed by the program and a
very interesting business meeting.
The club is planning to do some i'm
provement work on the Springfield
cemetery this spring. Fencing, plant
ing trees, roses, etc. Farther plans
for carrying out the work are to be
prepared and discussed at the April
meeting of the club.
Mrs. J. A. Baird, our old time
neighbor and friend, now Of Fort
Hall, was guest of the club, We'd
nesday. They will build new house
in place of the old log, on their
ranch at Springfield this spring.
Mrs. Thurston, sister of Henry
Berg, was also guest Of the club,
Wednesday They have bought land
near Springfield and are returning
here to make their home. They were
here year or two, but went to
Utah a couple of years ago.
Gotlieb SchaltZ has purchased a
team and will farm for himself this
season.
Frank Nelson and Ruth Bates
were pleasant callers at I. N. Meyers
Tuesday evening, of last week.
Joe Maxwell went to Sterling We'd
nesday, taking in the dance that
night.
Quite number from here were
! down at the dance.
+, Chas. Chaw has returned from
Utah and is now located on his place
north of the big fill. He expects
to build a barn soon.
Arnold Nugent returned from
Butte, Wednesday, where he has
been working in the mines for two
months past. 's
Mr.. and Mrs. D. Wiltamuth drove
to Sterling, Friday, and on over to
Lew Watts. @
Gus Prang will build new barn
during the summer.
James Christensen, who bought
the old school building at Sterling,
has moved it to his farm and is
remodeling it for a dwelling house.
A couple of l.. d. s. missionaries
are visiting at some of the Grand
view homes. They will remain in
the Sterling ward some six weeks.
Mr.. Strachein is moving to his new