The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1921-04-21

He returned home on Tuesdays train.
Claude Dunn and family arrived
from Anacortes, Washington, Tuesday,
for visit at the home Of Mr.. Dunn's
who resides northeast Of town.
social dance is advertised for
Saturday evening at Dreamland Hall,
at which music win be provided by
B. Verne Harris, Soapy Eimers, Rastus
Rush and Scrap Iron Evans The
public Is invited
The county commissioners went out
to the county farm Saturday morning
and made their regular quarterly in
spection Of the place. They reported
the farm and conditions in general in
splendid shape.
| Commissioners Geo. ID. Smith and
Edward S Vincent Of the county
board went over to Cottonwood the
first Of the week for two days stay
on official business.
l.. NJ Harris the first of the week
sold the G n Hardin town place to
A. W. Doden the property being To-
cated in the northwest part Of the
city. Mr.. Dodell is mail clerk of
Camas Prairie line.
Ben Anderson returned last Friday
evening from short visit Mt Lewis
ton where he went to attend the big
minstrel performance given by the
Elks lodge, Of which he is a member.
He stated the show was well worth
attending.
J. q. Fralick. state commissioner OF
commerce and banking. was In the city
Tuesday evening for brief stay to
look after the duties Of his office in
connection with the affairs Of the G.
s 4 T. Co. bank. He departed on
Wednesdays train.
James F. Ailshie has been in the
city all week from his home at Occur
d'Alene looking after legal matters in
the district court and attending to
other business affairs In which he is
interested. He is incidentally enjoy
ing brief visit with his many friends
In Grangeville
Charles Turnes was Lewiston
visitor on business a few DAYS last
week he enjoyed the Friday night
performance Of the Elks' Minstrels
while there and says the show was
well up to the professional standard.
Joe Gerich and S. Katz of Spokane
were arrivals in the city the first of
the week. They are interested In the
Wood Hardware Company Of Grange
vile and spent a couple of DAYS on
business connected with this popular
store Mr.. Katz was accompanied by
Mis- Katz.
Il. M. Griffith returned the last of
the week from his trip to Portland to
attend the mining convention to which
ne was a delegate from Idaho county.
He reports pleasant trip a successful
convention and renewed interest.in
the mines of this section on the mart
OF eastern capitalists and promoters.
The Cowboy Band will resume week
ly band reheasals next week in prepar
alton for the trip to the Elks' Grand
Lodge Reunion in Los Angeles Gal
In July and other activities planned
for the summer.
Commissioner Dale Clark who has
been in the county seat In attendance
at the meeting of the county board
since last week was called home Tues-
day by illness of members of his fam
lily He expected to return to Grange
vile as soon as conditions at home
would warrant n. In the meantime
the board is at recess.
To raise funds to be applied upon
the expenses of camping trips during
the coming summer the local Bow
Scouts announce a carnival to be given |
at the old court house building Sat |
urday evening of this week. The bows
have planned an extensive program OF |
features" and everybody is urged to
attend and patronize the different at
fractions Of the carnival.
+. A. Kavanaugh, one of the nassen-
gers who was hurt on the Slate creek
grade last week when an auto over
turned, came up from the river fbe
hrst OF the week. He has recovered
from the effects of the accident and
reports that all the others are mend
ing nicely.
Dean Driscoll. first assistant at
torney general, was a visitor in the
,ity Wednesday, having come IN from
Boise 10 look after he interests of the
state commissioner in the affairs OF
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