The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1917-06-21

Todd Frizzell and son Ross came up
last saturday from their Salmon river
ranch, where they just finished putting
IN their spring crop. Too says ne
never led such q strenuous career ~
his life as he has since feed begun 70
rim short last winter. what Win
rustling feed TO keep his cattle aiise
until grass came and the hurry up
spring work which had 70 be done DC.
tween rains and floods, he has worked
himself down to shadow
L. NJ. Harris sold the John N. kier
place Monday Of this week 10 Ineouore
Fordham, of Kelso, Wash. This was
formerly the old G. +. Brown place,
now occupied by w. +. Schmadeka, and
Is situated south Of town. Mr.. ana mrs.
Fordham and FANNY expect TO make
their home here, and If suitable ar
rangements can be made with MT
Schmadeka, win move onto the place
in the near future,
]. A. Terwillegar came in Saturday
! from his home at Ferdinand and Went
on down to Lucille, where his brother,
II. I. Terwillegar, stOckman, was KILL
ed Friday afternoon, by being thrown
| from his horse and dragged. The funer-
al was set for Wednesday OF this week,
awaiting the arrival OF a son from
California, and a daughter from Mon
tana. the wife Of Russell Woodward,
formerly editor Of paper at white
Bird.
Israel Harris moved this week to the
Bud Mckenzie property ON north State
street. from their home the first street
1 - hnIISQ
Mrs. Harris expects to leave In a few
days for lengthy visit at Great Falls,
Mont, having rented their home to DR..
Scallon. In the meantime they VIII
live at the Mckenzie place, and Mr..
Harris will keep bachelors hall Tor
time afterward.
Il. Anger and jamie Ailshie left Sat
urday for Spokane in Evan Evans
Hudson super-six. They expected to
make Lewiston for the night and go on
to Spokane the next day. Mr.. Evans
wanted the car gone over by the Spok'
ane house which handles the Hudson,
before starting In the season of driv-
| ing. From Spokane Mr.. Anger will 60
on to Nampa to attend the grand lodge
session Of the X. =. order, Of which
body he Is an officer.
p II. Sherwin was In town Wednes-
day afternoon from his ranch neal
Tolo after pillow to be used In con
nection with his tractor. Mr.. Sherwin
says he finished what seeding he In
tends doing this season, and will start
In right away on summer following
He has been using his tractor In disc
ing the ground he seeded, and will now
use it for blowing. 1t draws three IA
inch plows.
George X. Reed the man who made
the Jersey House famous as a hosiery
in the early Grangeville days, came In
last Friday night from Kamiah where
he and his wife were visiting and Ii
circulating around among his old time
friends here. Mr.. Reed now makes
Il Spokane his home, but some of the
happiest days of his life were spenl
right here In Grangeviile, and he man
ages to wander around this way every
so often.
Probate Judge Wilbur Campbell ant
w. Il. Williams, Of the local postof
fee force, m0tored down to Lewiston
last week, where Billie, who is on {
vacation, took the train for Portland
for an outing AT Lewiston Wilbur
was joined by Charlie Smith, the Tel
Mile mining man, and they went OF
to Spokane ON business, returning her,
Sunday night They report the road
r0ugher on the prairie than anywher'
else between here and Spokane.