The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1918-08-09
GRANDVIEW

l.. A. Watts invested in a new
Case car the first of the week. On
Saturay he with his family left for
a trip thru Yellowstone park. They
expected to visit day or two in
Idaho Falls.
| Messers Kelley and Henie vert
out to Bannock for timber during tt
week. :"
| Mrs. Clearance Aldous of Salt Lake
City arrived in Grandview the early
part of the week to visit Mr.. Aldous'
parents Mr. and Mrs. Charles Ald0us.
Her husband is a lieutenant in
France,
| Fred Wahlen brought out new
tractor threshing outfit from Aber-
deem Saturday. He expects to be
ready to start threshing just as soon
as the grain is ripe. He ought to
have a good run as there Is a lot Of
grain in this community and a new
machine should give the people good
service.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jerry Colborn Of
Aberdeen were calling in Grandview
Sunday while enroute to Springfield.
John Jensen enjoyed a visit from
! LAO NlI. JOlSOu VI DldChlOUt
Thursday and Friday.
Messers Meyer and Zeigler Miss
Eta Hill and Mrs. Arnold Nugent
drove to the carnival at Blackfoot
Saturday night. rs
G. A. Line and family have re-
turned fro few days outing which
they spent camping up near the head
gate of the Aberdeen-Springfleld
canal.
H. X. Wiley and family have re-
turned from their trip to Twin Falls.
The Cope we'll drill from Pingree
is in Grandview. They have put
down wells for A. Rupe and John
Coles and will drill wells for Will
lam Parsons, Ed Sommercorn, D.
Wiltamuth and others while in this
section.
Miss Eva Johnson assisted Mrs.
Wiltamuth a few days last week.
A good many Of our people wit
messed the ball game at Sterling Sun
day afternoon.
Two of our Grandview boys, Harry
Rupe and Robert Qugley left Mon
day for military duties. Joe Max
well expects to 60 soon. Joe lives
In Springfield, yet we Grandview peo-
pie have claims on him as we'll
since he used to reside here among
us and has fine crop of Grimm
seed in this section.
David Wiltamuth and family ex-
pect to leave for trip thru Yellow
stone park.
Mrs. Tresham of Butte left for
home Monday. She had been with
her cousin Mrs. Thomas Prudhom-
me couple of weeks before her
death.
l. N. Meyer and wife went to
Aberdeen Monday morning.
Ralph Davis and family and Joe
Cosgrove are enjoying an outing at
Island park.
Miss Eaat Hill is guest at I. N.
Noyer's for few days.
The second hay crop is ready to
cut and wheat almost ready to har-
vest.
The grain harvest is upon us.
Messers Prang, Frank Verbick and
f; w: Stroschein commenced cutting
wheat Monday.
Mrs. Homer Lucier arrived here
Saturday from Whitefish, Mont.
oAe IL visiting among her old neigh
bors and disposing of some of her
property while here. She will re-
turn TO Montana the early part of
next week.
David Wiltamuth and family left
for a couple of weeks
outing in Yellowstone park.
Quite hard wind nd hail accom-
panied the rain in Grandview last
Friday. Over west the hail dam
aged grain for Tom Richards, Henry
Aldous, Fred Wahlen and several
others. Some windows were broken
IN the Frank Nelson place, where A.
au1gley lives the upstairs windowa,
we're blown entirely out. The storrr
'eemed hardest little farther west.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leslie Corbridge
AVE sick baby. Mrs. Mote of
sterling is treating it.