The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1910-11-24
The Pressery.
Insurance. Geo. NJ. Reed.
For Sale-Oiiver typewriter, good
as new. Inquire at this office.

Sewing wanted-Mrs. l.. u. Shlnn,
residence &C" street, old Engle
lace. 51-4t:
Deputy L. s. Marshall Ned Greene
came in on Tuesday nights train
from Moscow.
County Supt. p. NJ Glanville is
H. Boise this week attending the
state meeting of teachers.
WANTED-Log cutters and loggers
For particulars cali on or address,
Hussman Lumber Co., Keuterville,
Idaho. 5l-3t
WANTED-To rent, a piano for
the winter or longer. Good care
will be taken of same. Apply at
Globe office. 81
Pittman Atwood, who is attending
school in Grangeville, went to his
home Wednesday for a turkey Thanks
giving dinner.
Car of A No. 1 potatoes and Vel
low OdHNtI oaiiOuo. We ho'S SbS
price. Give us your orders. Big
Buffalo Cash store.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. b. Sloan left the
first of the week for Portland, Ore,
where the latter expects to undergo
surgical operation.
Winter is now at hand. and 1t Is
time to supply your faithful horse
with a good warm blanket. Bertsch
has the best for the money.
A warm laprobe is as essential to
comfort in winter driving as the
necessary covering ON the bed. See
Bertsch, he will tell you what to
get.
Lost-Between Eimers- Wood Co. S
and Grangeville Hotel. small black
purse containing $6.75. Finder re-
turn to this office and receive re-
ward. 51-2t
Under Sheriff w. G. Brown who
has been laid up for the past two
weeks with quinsy, was at the office
Tuesday for the first time since his
sickness.
Victor Almen arrived from Pullman
Wednesday evening where he is
attending school, to spend thanks
giving with sisters Alma, Hildegarde
Edith and Mrs. Crosby.
Walter H. Hill. Consulting engi-
neer on the United Placer mines at
Lucille, came up last week in comp
any with James Allen, returning Sun.
| day to the Salmon river district.
Frank McGrane, who has been con
fined to his home for the past week
or two with rheumatism of the heart
is not making the progress toward re
covery his friends would like to see
However, there has been some pro
gress.
w. e. Sullivan was in town Wed
nesday of this week from his plac
east of Harpster. looking after som
stray horses, which are ADVERTISE
in this paper. He has just complet
ed a new residence on his ranch an
moved into the same.
Reward-On Thursday, Oct. 27tf
my yellow sheep dog left the cam
at Electric creek, on the Salmon I'd,
er. and has not since been seen.
will pay liberal reward for his re
4 turn or information leading to reco,
cry. He answers to the name c
Dash" F. H. Bentley, Tolo, Idaho
: Mrs. Craig Crawford, the we
known clairvoyant, is stopping at tn
Grangeville Hotel, room 3. for a fei
days only. She Is we'll recommends
from neighboring towns. Does bes
of work on the occult line. Wi
tell you all about your affairs, bot
business and social. Don't fail to sc
her.
Miss Bella Schofield who went I
Chicago recently to attend the Amer
can conservatory OF music. has bee
proffered the position of assistar
instructor In harmony and countel
point, at which she is admitted
excels. This is a flattering distin.
tion which Miss Schofields friend
here will be pleased to hear.
A party of hunters who put up q
the Hockersmith barn last Frida
night had ten deer and wolf
3 their wagon. They were returnin
from the mountains to their HON
near the buttes northwest OF her
The number of deer and the numbe
A OF hunters made 1t look like tn
q limit might have been expanded SON
r what.
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