The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1910-11-10

ersmith's
Wanted to purchase so acres close
TO Grangeville. Geo. M. Reed. so
Straw for Sale-Bed ticks filled.
Enquire of Geo. j. Smith. telephone.
Farmers IKE.
For sale--Two registered Angora
bucks. Call on or address, J. ID. Long,
Grangeville, Idaho. 1850:
Mark Howe came up from the plac-
er mines on the Salmon river Monday
light to be ready for election next
day
In a Freshman debating contest
this week at the State University at
Moscow, Charles Horning got fourth
place.
DR.. F. A. Campbell and County At
torney Gilmore left Wednesday morn
ing on hunting trip across the Clear
water.
For Sale-Stock Of 500 par value
in Industrial paying quarterly 8 per
cent dividends. Address e, care Of
the Globe.
| The vote for the last aen days In
the piano contest will appear In the
show window each day. Big Buffalo
Cash store.
Alex. Roberts returned Friday from
Deschutes, Oregon, where he was
working with Fred Karsten in the
construction of warehouses.
You will have to connect up your
residence with the sewer system.
Bertsth ha all thes facilities for do
ing the work with dispach. see him.
Fred Karstem returned home last
week from Deschmtes, Oregon, where
he was bossing the construction of
one of the largest warehouses owned
by the Kerr Clifford grain company.
Henry Elfers amid Charlie Gordon
delivered bunch of cattle here last
; Saturday from the Salmon river coun-
try. They left for the B. C. country
to investigate land conditions there,
and will possibly make investment.
Charles Lee of Fosters went to
y Spokane last Saturday to meet his
. little daughter Helen, who came all
' the way from their old home at Bur
d lington, Iowa, to make her home DIN
2 Grangeville. She arrived in safety
and is now attending school.
r DIR. G. A. Green and E. S. Hancock
5 returned Sunday from Chicago, where
s they went sometime ago with a ship
b ment of lambs for the butcher marke
e Dec. says he struck the market just
e as it was turning for the downward
Slide, and got good price for his
shipment.
t Doc. Denny has opened up Sam
d pie House" next to the Northern Pa
II cific express office on Main stree
II where he has ON display fine lins
e of chinaware, leather goods, glass
ware, notions and all kinds of bric-s
brac for Christmas trade. He simpl.
takes the orders and guarantees u
" get the goods here promptly.
r. DR.. D. j. Springston, of Portland
ar and DR.. C. A. Cook, of Spokane, will
+. visit our county November 9th t
10th They are representatives O
the Baptist denomination and will vi
VI lit the various places i'm the count.
TO where the Baptists are working. The
st will be i'm Grangeville Nov. 1913. TIL
$. first session viii begin Saturday afte
ut noon at 2:3O. Special meetings Wi
IN be held Sunday 10 to IL a. M, 2:3
n. to 400 p. m. and Sunday evening a
ny $50 to 900. ALL are invited.
Amos Carver, one of the oldest Sa
m mon river pioneerscame up last wee
he from his home near Lucille, and
vs. spending several days in the city. M
'eo Carver has prospected, mined, farmt
DIS and raised stock in the semi-tropic'
no CLINE of the Salmon river counti
ne ever since the, introduction of whit
TO folks" in that section during the ca
ly placer days" and lis known
.ft every body claiming to be a pione'
OIL or oldtimer He made the Globe o
a flee friendly. sociable call and he
IN his name printed on the linotype
will souvenir.
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