The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1921-07-14

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and Mrs. Holt since selling the bulk
Of their Salmon river PROPERTY have
been sojourning at outside points.
| spending the past winter III Lewiston
Judge and Mrs. Wallace N. Scales
returned from Lewiston Sunday night
Mr. Scales concluded the term Of court
at that place and will now enjoy his
vacation In this city. Tile trap home
was made in the new Studebaker car
Max Aronson. for number Of years
business man of this city. now tray
cling for the Partisan Candy Co. OF
Seattle, is i'm the city this afternoon
looking after business for his com.
pany.
Fred w. Miller has been engaged
for the past week in remodelling the
| interior OF his harness and shoe shop
Under the new arrangement he and his
workmen will have more light and a
great deal more convenience
| Mr.. and Mrs. Il. Il. Edmundson de
parted Monday morning for Spokane
and other points enrOute and expect
to spend the week visiting with friends
and looking over the country. The trI
is being made by auto.
Barney McMahon left Monday even
ing for the Musselshell ranger station
where he win be employed with the
forest service for the balance of tbs
| summer. in the capacity of black
smith.
/ Egbert Kabat departed this morning
for Belingham, Wash, where he will
spend his vacation with relatives an,
friends. He will also visit at Spokane
before returning to his duties at tn,
Wood Hardware Co.'S Store.
| q. A. Bonstrom and family returned
! Tuesday evening from ii few days
auto trip to Spokane. They left here
| Thursday night and report finding
crop conditions first-class all alons
the routes taken with harvest under
way at several points.
The Madison Lumber Co. is this weel
putting in new scale at their yard
| in this city The scale is OF ten-tol
capacity and is being placed i'm a per
manent manner-On a cement founda
ton. Otto Schultz and force Of mer
are doing the work.
/ Gust Wickman is spending few
days in the city from his present home
at Slate Creek, on the Salmon river
Mr. Wickman states that crops am
stock on the Salmon are I'M fine condi
ton, the first crop of hay having beer
put away.
Mrs. p. NJ. Granville and two littl
daughters, accompanied by thu for
mer's mother, Mrs Donna l.. Hewes
and the late p. NJ. Glanvlle's father
left yesterday morning for Portlanj
where they will visit for month Of
more with relatives.
The editor of the Globe Is indebted
to Basil Harris for a nice mess O
trout Mr.. Harris and John Casl
went over into the Sarvice Flat coun
try few days ago and brought bacl
a large number many of which wer
distributed among their friends. TIL
fish caught, while not large. were tn,
finest ever.
| The family of l. j. Odem who recent
ly became one of the propretors OF tn,
McGh.e market, was in the city this
week from Spokane, to aid Mr.. Oden
in seeking home. Mrs. 0dem return
ed to Spokane today to arrange matters
! for an early return when they expec
to purchase home here.
Mrs. Gee. Foust and two boys lef,
Sunday for Lewiston. where they wer,
to be met by Mr.. Foust with an aut,
from Walla Walla. The train somehow
pulled out before the third son. lit.l,
Jack, was aboard, so he was compel
@! to remain for another day while IT,,
FAMILY stayed at Lewiston until the ar
rival Of Mondays train
FOR SAIE--4SO acres grain and stoc
a.
farm with full equipment good sprlni
water: running water in pasture, OF
chard. phone; 100 fenced and cross
fenced hog tight; black soil, pillow Ian,
level. price reasonable: some terms