The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1909-09-22

Joe Wade returned last Saturday
from successful trip up the Salmon
river in the interest of the Lewiston
Tribune.
Have buyer for a 100 acre farm
on easy terms. Must know at once.
Address Box los, Grangeville, Ida.
43tf
Mr.. ID. G. Strong, who has been
spending few weeks with his daugh-
ter, Mrs. A. c. Hansen, left for his
home in Chicago Monday morning.
Mrs. H. f. Sweet and daughter,
Ada, left this week for New York,
where they will visit with Miss Mar
garet, who is there taking a musical
course.
Sheriff Byron and County Attor-
ney Gilmore drove out to Green
Creek last Thursday to investigate the
postofice robbery case. No clue was
found.
Miss Emma Bowman returned
Thursday from Standpoint, where she
was visiting this summer with her sis
ter, Mrs. Dud Wilson, and has taken
a position with the Pacific Telephone
company.
P. J. Yearsley, Geo. w. Dear,
w. A. Russell, Mrs. Ida Campbell
and James Smith were down from
Elk City this week on the case of the
State VS.. James Smith, charged with
assault with deadly weapon.
Frank Vansise is in Spokane this
week taking in the fair and all other
sights that are on tap. Frank is evil
identity priming himself with a new
degree or two to dish up to the OUT
side brethren when they visit Grange
vile on the 18th of next month.
Mrs. Anna Harness and Mrs.
Charles MCGEE who arrived here last
week from Roseberg, Oregon, were
taken from here to Freedom by their
brother, Rus. Rice, where they will
visit for time. 1t has been 27 years
since Mr.. Rice and the former sister
met last.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. w. Ballard and
Mrs. Alice Spencer and daughter,
Bessie, arrived in the city last Thurs
day from Lincoln, Neb. Mr.. Bal
lard and Mrs. Spencer are brother
and sister to w. R. Ballard, who
they will visit for time before con-
tinuing on to the Seattle fair.
Fred Corliss came down from his
ranch Monday and brought
with him a couple of saddle horses
for the use of Mr. and Mrs. Harry
Woods, the newly weds, in their
trip to bis place in the hills. Fred
fingered a day or two in town with
Mrs Corliss who is here for the
winter giving the children an op-
portunity to attend school.
|. M. Irwin, the Higgins taxider-
mist, had some exceptionally fine
specimens of his work on display last
week at the Imperial hotel. Among
the number were two large silver tip
bear rugs, the animals from which
the skins were taken weighing 1000
and 800 pounds. The workman
ship was superior and the rugs in the
east would readily bring fancy prices.
Judge ]. f. JaqueS returned Tues
day evening from lengthy visit to
his old home in ST. Paul. The
Judge was much taken with the
rumble and roar of business in the
win cities, but he says St. Paul can
not show anything like as much
wheat to the acre as CamaS Prairie,
and as wheat and hogs seem to be
King just now, he is content to pass
up the rush and parade for the bacon
and bread. This is not intended for
poetry.
Frank McGrane received a visit
asst week from his brother, James B.
proprietor of the Bollinger
at Lewiston. This was the first time
he visitor had been in Grangeville
'or nine years, and he expressed great
surprise at the many favorable changes
ime and energy had wrought in our
title city. Mr.. McGrane has made
/ most popular hosiery out of the
Bollinger, and is planning now to
mild an annex in which he will Dut