The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1921-06-30

not seen for forty years. They will be
| gone a month or more.
! Paul Dressed, one of our former
townsmen, is In the city attending TO
work in the plastering and cement
line. Paul is an expert at that class
Of work and people in this section al
ways want the best obtainabie.
The Life of the Party" starring
Roscoe FATTY Arbuckle now playing
at the Lyric Theatre is a 100 per cent
pure, unadulterated joy picture. 1t
doesn't advance any theories, or deal
Bolshevism a death blow. It's Just
jolly comedy love story that moves
like runaway airplane.
The cement foundation and block
wall at the Lyric theatre, which were
taken out during the recent flood, have
been replaced. the work being accom-
plished by Contractor William Camp
bell and Paul Dressed, the latter Of
Charleston, Wash.
NJ. o. Tweedy, formerly a business
man Of this place, was up from his
ranch in the White Bird country over
Monday. Mr.. Tweedy recently return
ed from Oklahoma where he had been
dabbling in the Oil game-without re-
suits. he stated.
\ Several large truck loads of wool
are being brought to the city from the
Salmon river country this week.
number of the growers having dispos-
ed of their clip. We understand Is
cents is the best price that has been
paid.
One Of the finest grand stands In the
whole country Is nearing completion
at the Border Days park In this city.
Under the direction and plans of Will
liam Campbell, citizens have volun-
teered for the carpenter work and a
very creditable job is being done.
w. G. Graham of the Bank of Gam
as Prairie, returned from Portland the
first OF the week, after a very pleasant
sojourn with relatives and friends.
Mrs. Graham and son Crawford. re-
manned for longer stay and are ex-
pected the last of the week.
Two fat men have prepared rare
treat for you at the Lyric Theatre
One of them is Roscoe Arbuckle, the
famous heavyweight; the other is r.
win 5. Cobb, the well known Saturday
Evening Post humorist. THE Life of
the Party now playing Mt the Lyric
Is Laughing hit from start to finish.
X. L. Smith and Ray Fordham will
leave shortly for the Deer Greek coun-
try. taking over 22-horse p,wer Buff
falo-Pitts traction engine to the Ran
kin & Hartman saw mill. They will
go to White Bird over the state high
way. The road from White Bird to
Deer Greek, however, will not be as
easily navigated
H. :. Hancock Is in receipt of infor-
nation from eastern Canada stating
that a cousin, DIR. Lanca ster. was
killed recently by being struck by a
train. Mr.. Lancaster was driving his
car from the description given Mr.
Hancock he states that it Is such a
place in which Roy Nails car was
caught In the local yards a year ago
Miss Zelma Stewart returned Fri
day from Spokane and Opportunity
Wash, where she visited with her
grandfather, c. w. Stewart. at the the
latter place and with an aunt at Spok-
ane. Miss Stewart is the daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. J. L. Stewart of the
Tolo country.
William Butzien Of White Bird. was
attending to business affairs here YES
terday. While in the city he advanced
his subscription to the Globe for an
other year. Crop conditions are very
prom sing In the White Bird conn.
rty. according to Mr.. Butzien's state
ments.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dirl Price of the Sal
mon river country. returned Tuesday
night from visit to Lewiston where
they attended the 50th anniversary of
the wedding of the latter's grandpar-
ents. Mr.. and Mrs w. A. Newman. |
There was a large gathering of the
descendants in attendance at the an
niversary.
The Globe received card this week |
from A. NJ Ecker, who has been at |
st. Louis for the past several days
as one Of the Idaho representatives of |
NJ w. A. in their national convention.
The card pictured the st. Louis Union
station at night, the building being the
largest of its kind In the world. Mr..
H@aaI~. HrEk