The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1909-02-03

Monday night. MIR. Nollmer has
formed the habit of coming into
Grangevllle for the night whenever
he visits his town down the line
However, he raises the objection that
our depot is entirely too far out, and
says if he had the locating of depotS
they would all be placed in the center
of town
The Review is in receipt of a copy
of the Grangeville (Idaho) Globe and
is surprised and grieved to note that
the boys who have been running the
paper, including Mr.. Harold II.
Harris, whom NllliSca people know,
have sold out. The paper will now
be conducted by one c. A. BranS-
combe, an experienced newspaper
man, and The Review extends frater-
nal best wishes for his success and
prosperity NilliSca Review.
The following good one is told by
the Nez Perez Herald: A mail or
der farmer asked NJ. d. DeMoude
the other day what he charged for
sulphur. Mr. DeMoude told him it
was worth ten cents pound. ~
why" said he, II can get all |
want from Montgomery Ward for
eight cents YES" said De
Moude, and if you was in h you
could get all YOU want for nothing. y
The Nezperce Cooperative Tele-
phone Co. is perfeCting plans for a
natural change of the companies bust
ness both at Lewiston as we'll as on
the prairie. The company is at this
time reconStructing the prairie lines
which consists of the erection of new
poles and the installation of metallic
system between Lewiston, Grange
vile and Nezperce. The plans for
Lewiston provide for an enlargement
of the system. llo Register.
Milton Freidenrich, of Portland,
and Joe Alexander, of Lewiston,
| arrived in Grangevile last week and
on Monday night of this week there
was a meeting of the directors OF
the Alexander FreidenrCh Co. and
the business interests of the firm were
considered and plans for the coming
year were made. 1t is understood
that this enterpriSing firm has had ;
very satisfactory business the past yea
and start in the new year with re
= newed courage.
= /. NJ. Harris s. Co. sold the f
A. Pratt farm of 100 acres, lying hv,
\ miles west of town, last week to w
e K. S. Gregory for IS, $50, something
. like 81 600 worth of personal propert
being included in the transfer Mr.
> Pratt, it is said, will look elSewher
for location and Mr. Gregory wi
take charge of the place at his de
parture Harris & Co. also sold job
}, Callan and Elmer Genger a lot eac
/ in Block 5, Lewiston addition.
William Campbell, manager of tn
Electrolytic Copper Mining CO
[. whose property is located on the Snak
/ IlN6l, ICdI INSULT I<dllulIlRs NdS /
d town several days last week on bus
ness. Mr. Campbell says everythin
is progressing nicely at the mine,
The eastern parties who own tn
II controlling interest in this property wi
>. be out from the east about March L
&C. for a visit of inspection and poSsibl
" improvement about the mines.
et One of the worthy candidates frol
a this section in the popularity conte
IF the Spokesman-Review is no.
~ conducting is Cal Hazelbaker, a youn
pr man about Is years of age who reside
1r north of the city. Mr.. Hazelbakt
has attended the local school and II
Lewis commercial school since con
* ing to Idaho county eight years ago ar
n has many friends here. When abo,
Oh Il years of age he was injured in Z
6 accident while at play and as a resu
o. his right leg had to be amputated
10 the thigh Mr. Hazelbaker is deser
ing of any support that may be give
I'D him in this contest.
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