The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1910-12-08

Meals at all hours served by white
help at the Pacific Hotel.
We will keep our store open every
evening from now until Xmas. Glib
son, Allen & Co.
Assessor ]. M. Wilson, Is having
residence erected on his farm near
Harpster, and it is understood that
he will move to the same at the close
of his term of office
Judge ]. e. Jaques is making ar
rangements to open offices over the |
First National bank at the date of
his retirement from the office of
probate judge, and he is now fit
ting up the rooms for that purpose.
st. Agnes Guild will give tea
and sale of fancy articles In the
rectory of the Episcopal church on
Hall street. Wednesday, Dec. 14th.
All are invited to come and take tea
and look for Christmas gifts.
John s. Warden and Irma G. Hal
ford of this vicinity, were married
at o'clock last Monday afternoon at
| the office OF G. T. Mcdonald in this
city, Mr.. Mcdonald performing the
ceremony. The contracting parties
will make their home on Mr.. War
denis ranch near the foothills south
of town.
Theo. johnson, former contractor
at this place. who has been working
DIN that capacity on the construction
of the Union State bank at Nez
Perez, was taken to the Gritman hos
pital at Moscow last week suffering
from typhoid fever. He had just re-
turned from lengthy hunt in the
mountains.
e. F. Roberts, who has lived In
the vicinity OF Grangeville for the
past twelve years, and who short
time ago sold his ranch near Mt
Idaho to p. H. Leach, left this week
for Boise, where he will spend the
winter with brother. who Is the
possessor of some most promising
mining property.
4 Word has been received from Geo.
M. Reed at Los Angeles, California,
where he recently accompanied his
mother from her home in Illinois, for
a change Of scene and climate. Mr..
Reed expects to soon be in Port
land, where Mrs. Reed and family
are now located. and from there win
return to Grangeville.
Thomas Bales, of the prominent
stock firm OF Bales G. Jones, is plan
ming to leave soon with his family
for Arizona. where they will spend
the winter. Mr.. Bales has not been
enjoying good health for the past
year or so, and the trip viii be made
in hopes the change of climate may
improve his physical condition.
Ground bone Is one of the essen.
tial food factors to make chickens
lay well-they simply cannot KEEP
from 1t. Sweet & Co. have put In
a new bone grinder, and are now IN
shape to supply the needs Of loca
chicken raisers. Call or phone II
your orders ahead, that the food may
always be fresh. diff
Fancho Stubblefield and Miss Oh
i've Wines, Of Joseph Plains, were
united in marriage in this city las
Monday evening at o'clock. by c
T. Mcdonald. The young couple lef
the next morning on the return tril
to Joseph, where the groom owns |
ranch on which they will make thei
home. This was the second wedding
that day for Mr.. Mcdonald.
A hundred new copyright books a
McLean's among which are Burn
ing Daylight" by Jack London; "Th
Price OF the Prairie; Stewart Edwar
Whites. "The Rules Of the Game"
Madam X" from the famous play
Geo. Barr McCutcheonis 1.-THE RIOS
in the Ring; "Seige of Seven Suit
ors," by Meredith Nicholson; "Ails
Page" by Robt. w. Chambers; an
"The Silver Horde" by Rex Beach
The entire stock OF the Big But
lfaio Cash store now on sale.