The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1921-09-29

ben Anderson Is out from She 80
creek, where he spent the summer Ia
connection with the forest service.
Whitebird and the Salmon river
country are well represented at the
Border Days show, many prominent
evidence.
Among the Sites visitors this wee K
we noticed Percy kllis and Thos. Be-
fnoy the druggist and blacksmith, re-
spectively.
Ed Smith Of Whitebird returned
home with a load of passengers Fri
day evening after the sports at the
Border Days park had been concluded
LOST-Sept 81, one set Ford truck
chains between Mt Idaho and oil sta.
ton. Please leave at this office for
reward. O. Il. Bonstrom.a 45-1t
MIR. and Mrs w. o. Fray, who have
been spending the past few months iu
Missouri and other eastern states ara
expected home within few days.
Mrs. Eta vansise Of Spokane ar.
rived here Saturday night and is
spending the week with her daughter.
Ollie Bittle, and other relatives. The
visitor will remain for a week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred johnson of Fenn
were in the city for Border Days
Thursday, and while here advanced
their subscription to the Globe for an.
other year.
Let's go fishing with .'Huckleberrv
Finn" He's coming to town with a
WHOLE gang. Mark Twain too. Hey
fellers, bring your nav and paw to
the Lyric either Friday or Saturday
Of next week, October and 8.
Mrs. A G. Rugg.es, mother of Fred
g. Ruggles, arrived here Tuesday ey.
ming for an indefinite visit. Mrs. Rug
giles comes from Indianapolis, Ind, and
will make trip to California befo..e
returning to her home.
Henry Hesterman came In from Sc
attic Tuesday evening after a years
absence. He viii visit for a short time
with Mrs. Hesterman and daughter.
Miss Freda, and also enjoy the Border
Days program.
Joe Dysard returned early this week
from an extended visit with his aged
parents in Michigan. He was called
there by serious illness which afflicted
them, and left them In much better
health.
Nose HawcrOft and family are her.
this week from their present home at
Pullman. Nose is also enjoying nice
visit with his old friend and business
associate, James Murphy, who recently
returned from a winters soiourn IN
California.
Ben r. Robertson and family sof the
Greencreek country were In attendance
at Border Days Friday. While here
Mr.. Robertson advanced his suhecrip-
ton to the Globe for another year.
Geo. Sheldon of the winona country
is an attendant at the Border DAYS
show and at the same time enjoying
visit with his numerous old time
friends. among them being Mr. anil
Mrs. Mark Howe of Moscow.
"Huchiberry Finn" alternates thrills
and laughs with never bit Of letup
IN the interest 1t is probably the best
boys story ever screened and is Ger.
tam to make host Of friends; at the
Lyric Friday and Saturday, October
and 8.
The farm home of Mr.. and Mrs San,
flynn, known as the old Telcher place.
was destroyed by fire at 6 O'Clock In =,
Sunday evening from unknown orie,r
While the men were ON the place lite
is known regarding the blaze. Some
OF the furniture was saved. Some n.
surance was carried ON both the built
ing and contents.
Houdini the Grea; in Terror Islan,,,
contains enough thrills for 10 pictures.
ana 1t is crowded into six GREATNESS
reels. The worlds master wizard IN
a faScina tings roman oa NJ s,,oto.. -.
ure' puzzling plots deadly encounters
ana miraculous escapes. Beginning in
the shop OF yankee inventor; ending
ON the shore of South Sea Island. Com
ing to the Lyric Sunday, October 9
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