The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1909-08-11

Money TO loan No commission.
Batty- y-Meader Co. .34-tf
Miss Ada Sweet has resigned her
position in the poStofiice.
Until we move, 7 jewel, Elg. or
Wal. in heavy nickel case, S4.2S.
Gibson Allen s. Co.
The little son of MIR. and Mrs.
Joseph Garfield, died of diptheria and
was buried Monday, at their home on
the Salmon river.
Mrs. F. NJ. Linn and children, of
Nodaway, Iowa, are spending the
summer visiting her sister Mrs. A. V.
Overman of Tolo and Mrs. ]. Nj.
Taylor, of White Bird.
+. McBroom, formerly owner of
a newspaper in this city, is here re-
newing acquaintances and looking af-
ter some real estate holdings. MIR. Nc.
is now publishing the Lewis County
Advocate, at Chehalis, Wash.
H. c. Ellis has accepted position
as assistant in the Grangeville post
Office, and begun work Tuesday.
MIR. Ellis is brother of Postmaster
P. f. Ellis, of Sites, where he has
been acting as assistant.
Mrs. Mark Case and family who
have been visiting for sometime with
A. II. McGrew, returned to their
home at Sommers, Iowa, this week.
They were accompanied as far as Spo-
kane by Misses Helen and Fannie
McGrew.
Mr. and Mrs. F. L. Leonard re-
turned home last Saturday from Hot
Lake, Oregon, where they were both
materially benefited by the treatment.
Mr.. Leonard says c. II. Mcdonald is
making rapid Improvement and will
soon be home.
All the regular services at the
Christian church next Sunday. The
following subjects will be discussed: !:
11:00 a. m, The Four Cs of the
Christian Life" 500 p. M. "The
Great Physician. All are invited to
attend these services.
I. ID. Lloyd Morgan, Pastor.
Mrs. Samuel Neill and daughter,
Miss Daisy, of Villisca, Iowa, arrived
in the city last Thursday evening on
a visit TO Mr. Neips daughters, Mrs.
A. V. Overman, of Tolo, and Mrs.
]. M. Taylor of White Bird. They
will remain in this county for few
weeks.
Mary Drube was brought oveI
from Craig Mountain last Thursda,
by DIR. Shinnick, of Cottonwood, and
the unfortunate girls father, and wa.
adjudged insane by Judge Jaques at 2
night session. Sheriff Byron tool
the patient to Oro6no on the morn.
ing's train.
Miss Josephine Fortier left las
week for the east, and will visit ST.
Paul, Milwaukee, Chicago, and othe
points, where she will purchase
magnificent line of millinery for ths
fall winter trade. She will return some
time in September. Mrs. Schmadek:
is preparing for more extensive busi
ness this fall than ever before.
The Lewiston Clarkson Fair asso.
ciation has lust announced the compile.
ton of all arrangements for the hold.
ing of the big annual event at Lewis.
ton -Clarkston Sep. 27-Oct z. The
t fair dates have been selected a, week
earlier than in past seasons and fol
this reason the management has beer
working steadily in closing for all the
features that will go to make up the
big show.
]. W. Hockersmith lost one of hi,
driving horses last week by choking
to death. Carl VanPool and Pear
Wright had driven the team up into
the hills south of town for little out
ing and having overlooked the halter,
used the lines tied about the horses
necks as hitch straps. In fighting
) flies the horses got tangled in the har
ness and threw themselves, and wher
the boys got back one of the animal.
) was dead and the other we'll choked
Deputy Sheriff Randall returned
/ last week from an official trip into
: Roosevelt. He says the landslide
, there did very effective work in the
destruction of the town. and that the