The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1919-06-26
Mortgages for sale. Geo. NJ. Reed.

Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Kunze ana MT.
and Mrs. Dee Kerlee returned from
business and pleasure visit 70 Lewis
ton and Charleston last Sunday aiUe.
noon They drove down in Mr.. kunZe
car and returned with brand new
Essex.
Harry Hinkson returned the latter
mart of last week from a visit to rela- |
lives at Dayton, Wash, and in oregon
where he spent the past few Weeks
He has returned to his home at Mar
shall Lake, where he and associates
have valuable mining properties. !
Mrs w. NJ. Conner received word
this week that her son, Neil, VINO re-
Gently landed in the United States WIN
the 146th field artillery, would reach
Spokane on Friday and consequently
she is greatly elated. She expects her
son home shortly
Yesterday L. A. Wisener sold his 30
arce Greencreek farm to kelch Bros,
residents Of that section. The consld-
Grafton was not made public but is I'M
derstood that the price was III the
neighborhood of $4,000, including the
crop. The place cost Mr. Wisener
SOB per acre last year.
]. w. Mitchrell, telephone manager
at Winona, was in the city last Fri
day, during a visit he was making at
the home of his brother-in-law, Geo. ID.
Stanbery, near the foothills. While
introducing Mr.. Mitchell to his many
friends Dave" as he is famil1arly
known here, had considerable sport in
telling tales" on his brOther-in-law.
G. l.. Bourland came in last Friday
night from a visit with his sOn-in-law,
G. w. Brockman, and family, at Cres-
ton, Wash. Mr. Bourland stated that
he enjoyed some excellent fishing while
| in our neighboring state, and while out
one of his party killed bear he
remarked that the crops on Camas
Prairie looked better than anything he
had seen on his trip.
c. NJ. PEBBLES and Editor II. G. Sasse
of the Ferdinand Enterprise, were in
the city for a few hours Monday being
ON business visit to White Bird.
They took along their fishing tackle
/
time angling for members of the finny
tribe, and reported fair success. Mr..
PEBBLES is member of the Ferdinand
Hardware company.
Commissioner James ii. Aram of the
Joseph Highway district was in the
city the first of the week. Mr.. Aram
stated that the Joseph highway which
is being constructed i'll their district by
days labor, is progressing nicely and
that an average of Is men were kept
employed. The work was commenced
at the top of the hill and the crew is
working toward the Salmon river
! Wilbur Bryant was in the city Tues
day to receive a shipment of spotted
Poland China hogs that came from
Huntsville, Mo. In the shipment was
bred SOW that cost Mr.. Bryant 5000
and young male pig at the sum of
$500. Mr.. Bryant is a fancier of the
spotted type and believes in having the
best obtainable. The breeder who sup
piled Mr.. Bryant has sold young pigs
as high as $1,000.
w. ]. Hunter and wife of Moscow
and Mr.. and Mrs Edgar Hunter OF
San Antonio, Texas. were visitors in
the city last Saturday and Sunday, and
spent the time visiting with old time
friends and attending to some business
matters. Edgar, who is the son of w
j. Huntor.. one of MOscow'S pioneer
residents removed to Texas a short
time ago, and it is stated he has amass
ed vast fortune in oil. The party
motored to Moscow Sunday afternoon
Madison Myer and Z. A Wright re
turned from Twin Falls Monday aft
ernoon. where the latter was in at
tendance at the grand lodge session OF
the Knights of Pythias which conven
ed at that place last week The triI
was made through the Salmon rive
and was very enjoyable one. Will,
in Twin Falls Mr.. Myer visited Will
friends having resided there some year,
ago.