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The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1911-07-13
Real estate, Geo. M. Reed.

neer pictures at once at the Rem
brandt Studio.
Wanted-To buy a second
hand cook house. Roy Nail 1t:
Joe Alexander came up the first
of the week from Lewiston ON a
business and pleasure trip.
Rev. A. c. Saxton is at Higgins
where he is holding protracted
meeting. He is expected home
this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Friedenrich
arrived here on Saturdays
train from their home at Portland
and are visiting with friends.
The Cascade ice cream parlors
are the coolest in town.
Jesse X. Turner was in thecity
several days this week from Nez
Perez, where he now owns a large
ranch.
Relatives from Kansas arrived
last week and are visiting with
the family of w. I. Irving and
prospecting the country.
Furniture for Sale-Several ar
ticles, nearly new, including a
range. Geo. Hendry, at the Ar
lington Hotel.
You get the best ON the market
at the Cascade Ice Cream par
lors.
Mrs. Archie Gilkeson return
ed this week from a visit with rel
atives in the east. Mr.. Gilkeson
met her at Spokane and accom-
panied her home.
New dressers very cheap at j
M. Olson's.
Drs. F. A. Campbell and G. s.
Stockton are out in the hills this
week holding a filtration with
the coquettish dollyyarden trout.
The Electric Laundry company
will wash, dry and deliver carp
cts for $1.00 each until further
notice. jus tt
L. S. Morton, of Lucille arriv
ed in the city Saturday evening
from outside points, on the way
to his home up the Salmon river
| w. f. Albright was in the city
this week from his home in Mos
COW, attending a meeting of thu
Savings and Trust company di
rectors and stockholders.
Place your orders for deliver
les early and avoid delay. Deliv
cry System.
Mr.. and Mrs. ID. F. Vanpoo
drove over Wednesday from thei
ranch near Joseph, bringing thei
son Joe out to take the train TO
Spokane.
We serve nothing but the bes
at the Cascade Ice Cream par
lors.
George Schmadeka, who cam
up from Charleston to celebrat
with his old neighbors, tarried u
til this week before tearing him
self away.
Joe Guenette returned las
week from San Francisco, cal
ed here by the requirements c
the homestead law. Joe has hol,
ings in the Garfield country.
Found-on streets of Grang,
vile, a purse containing silye.
Enquire at this office.
Elias Kilen, the Nez Perez bar
cashier, was in the city this wee
visiting old friends and attendin
meeting of the directors an
stockholders of the Savings an
Trust Company Bank.
If it needs washing just call I
the Electric Laundry, they wi
do the balance. jus tt
E. A. Day, George D, Smit
: R. Cote, and A. S. Wright cor
posed a party leaving here Mo
y day morning for higgins, Pc
lock and the Little Salmon riv'
l. for a two weeks outing.
d Mr.. and Mrs. B. E. Thorp a
a here from the Oregon COUNT
is visiting with Mr.. and Mrs. w.
d Graham. Mesdames Graham al
le Thorp are sisters: They a
A. greatly taken with this section.
James Surridge, of Harpst,
Il came in ON Saturday evening
train from Lewiston where
- had been transacting bushes
II lo.uo l,
Omaha daily bee., 1911-12-30
OMAHA, THE GRAIN MARI1ET.
GOVERNMENT NOTICES.

GOVERNMENT SALE INDIAN LANDS
Absolute Title Given--the unalloted
tIons Of the Five Clvinzed Tribes 10 OK
lahoma and not including the coal ana
timber segregations, will be sold at pub
lie auction TO the. highest bidder at the
following terms, times and places at not
less than the minimum price stated In
the advertisement: Grady county, Chick
asha. 5SS tracts, $500 acres, November
tracts. 69,soO acres, November; O, T. s;
Jefferson county. Ryan, 70R tracts, 1900
acres. November Q, 10. II; Love county,
Marietta, S54 tracts, $500 acres, Novem-
Der lS. u, 10, lei Carter county, Ardmore,
l.17S tracts, $500 acres, November IL, 49,
20 2l p, q; Murray county. sulphur, 36e
tracts, 5000 acres, November n, 2b; Gar
acres. November "a rs, %; Mcclaln
county, Purcell 2S5 tracts, 1890 acres
December ], q Pontotoc county, Ada, $50
tracts, 1880 acres, December Z, 5, g.
80 200 acres. December >, 5, 9; Marshall
county, Madill, 27g tracts, $500 acres,
December II; Bryan county. Durant, b0S
county. Atoka, 1895 tracts. I2i.OO6 acres
December "A. IS, ~, is. ~; Coal county
Coalgats. COO tracts, t4eOO acres, pscen.
Der 20. a. q; Hughes county. calvin, 4H
tracts, 90, 700 acres, December &c. q: Pitts
burg county. McAlester, 1650 tracts, 49,.
100 acres December q, -. 30. 1911; Janu-
airy /. z; Haskell county. Stigier, as
o. ~
county. Wliburton. lSl tracts. ib.OOO acres
January o; Leflore county. rOteau, Ts
tracts, Il $40 acres, January s.; pushmA-
tRha county, Antiers, 04l tracts. 62.0O0
acres. January y. y, 10: Choctaw county,
Hugo b6i tracts, $500 acres. January II,
u, ID; McCurtain county, idRbell, 7lS
tracts. $500 acres, January Ia l6, II. IS.
1912. Not more than l60 acres CT agri-
cultural and $40 acres OF other lands Will
be sold to one person in any one nation,
minimum valuation of $500 or more per
acre. Terms are % per ceEt at the time
and 81 per cent IN two years, with per
cent interest. Payments must be made
In the form OF draft or certified check,
payable TO J. O. Wright, commissioner
Upon full payment being made at any
time deed win issue. Immediately after
will Issue and possession be given, but
cutting OF timber or drilling or minlnk
for minerals thereon Will not be per-
price. Right Is reserved to reject any OF
all bids. For information apply 10 the
Commissioner 10 the Five Civilized Tribes,
MuBkogee. Oklahoma, or any or the Dis.
triot Agents aH to lands within their re-
spective districts Lists o. these lands
have been prepared by counties, showing
the terms OF sale, the description OF the
will be impraotioahie to furnish each In
quircr all OF these lists. and Il Is sug-
kested that persons desiring such infor-
! nation specify the locality in which they
| arO interested. Blue prints Of the various
counties, showing the location Of the land
70 be sold,' Will be furnished upon appli-
cation TO the undersigned upon the pay
ment OF 1850 for each county In ths
/ form OF draft or postal money order
J. q. WRIGHT, Commissioners to the
/ Five Civilized Tribes, MuskOgse, okla
hotna, August ], 1911.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-12-30
Saloon Men Settle it
Among Themselves

The dove of peace has spread its wings
over the three-ooTnered saloon fight,
staged at Twenty-flrst and Cunning
streets, Hostilities have been declared
off
For long time r. NJ Walker and Hans
Nelson have conducted saloons IN the
vicinity Of the street intersection named.
They applied for licenses for next year.
This being regarded as a choice location
for ths dispensing Of liquid refreshments.
Louis Peterson concluded 10 butt IN"
lie did so and applied for a license Then
Il was that Walker and Nelson filed
protests against granting license 20
Peterson. In turn, he filed a protest
against them having licenses. The other
day the fire and police board took the
matter up and set the hearing for yes.
terday. Yesterday afternoon when the
cases were called, all Of the protests were
withdrawn, which leaves the board free
HANDED TO issue all three OF the Iicenses
Omaha daily bee., 1911-12-30

TIIE easiest Way % fad a buyer Tor
Tea1 iarra i ~ Insert : small want ad
~ lha Das MalEaa Capital laargeat cir.
eliatIon fa ths sLate 0f Iowa. 10le daily.
Aha GaEital i Fesa ~ auc believed in ~
fna 8tanopattera - ioWa. Nno simply fe-
iaas b. peruzIt eug ether paler Ia their
aemea. Hatee 4 gent q word = days SLxi
80 Ana go uoath. coz1uf ga or1lnarY
aerds - tns llns A4draas ues Alaiass
I. asas. Dss Aatasa. -
Omaha daily bee., 1911-12-30
LEGAL NOTICES.
sTOCKHoLpEks. AENTiNG

STOCKHOLDERS MEEIlNG.
Office Of LEE-O LA So ANDRES
HARDWARE COMPANY, Omaha, Ne.
bIaska, December y, l5ll.-Notice ia hereby
given 10 the stockholders OF Lee-Glaas-
AndreeBen hardware company that the
annual meeting OF the stockholders OF Ihs
company will be held at the offices OF
SAID company corner OF Ninth ana har.
ney streets. In the city OF omaha, In ths
state OF Nebraska, on Tuesday, January
b. A. d.. 1912, at ociock p M, for the
purpose OF eleeting a hoard OF directors
tor the company 10 serve during the ensu-
ms year, and 10 transact such Othef
buHlness as may be presented at such
meeting. Attest: W. M. Glass. SecTs-
tsry: IA, ]. Lee. President.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-12-30
LEGAL NOTICES.
ANNUAL MEETING.

ANNUAL MEETING.
Notice Is hereby given that the An
nual Meeting Of the Stockholders of the
Omaha Gas Company will be held az the
office of the Company, 1909 Howard 81,
at iO:O a. IN. Monday January 1. 1912
tor the election. % Directors Tor the en-
suing year, and Tor the transaction OF
such other business as may come before
FRANK T. HAMILTON
President,
GEORGE w. CLABAUGH,
Omaha. Dee Is 1911 Secretary.
.e....... II 22d l0t
STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.
The annual meeting OF tue -stoekholders :
OF the bee Building company will be held
at the dffice of said company. Omaha.
Nebraska, az 4 o'clock b. m Tuesday,
January iR 1914 fer the eleetfon OF the
board ef directots for The snsuing year,
and for the transN cti5n OF such other
business as may properly come before
y BY order OF the Irssidena .a...
-e. ~.S .Dl aN.c p EKlL, Secretary,
@ DiitoJlj
va. 7.st h'- ~, SttN
Omaha daily bee., 1911-12-30
Stockholders MsetiSs OF Tho Unlo

LAM Company.
Notice Is hereby given that the annual
meeting Of the stOokholders OF The Union
Land Company for the election OF five
directors and the transaction of such
other business as may legally como be-
fore the meeting, VIII be held at the
office Of the General Solicitor Union
Pacific Headquarters Building. 18th and
Dodge streetb, Omaha. Nebraska on
Monday the sth cay OF January 1872
ct 10 o'clock A. NJ
The stock transfer books will be closed
10 days previous 20 the meeting.
Alex. Miller
Secretary.
New York City. n. T., Dec. IS 1911
DlSd2ot
Omaha daily bee., 1911-12-30
REAL ESTATE
FARM a RANCn LAND PoU SALE

COIDFlADO-Think % this: home
stead in Pueblo county. Colorado. that ls
an uics and smooth. good water from %
20 ~ feet deep. 5 miles from town. IS
Hlliss from the city % fH1ehlos lOcating
Zee ti9o fer 10 acres. 500 Tor 8lo acrcs.
Excursions January 2 and January Is.
Maine Land Co. Room IS. Franktin Bldg
80 l.-Lls
Omaha daily bee., 1911-12-30

Fe1Y Loat PncknRea.

The christmas rush at the postoffice is
practically over and nearly ali the Christ
mas packages have been delivered and
the postoffiee Is In possession OF less
dereliots or mikes than has ever been
known before. one package which 20
far has been impossible TO dispose Of
still lies in the postmaster's office. II Is
addressed to Uncle Joseph and Aunt Jose.
phine. sent by Agnes and Glare, the latter
two evidently residing In south Omaha.
But few complaints have come IN as
to lost packages and In some instances
these have been found lying In the office
OF mailing on account OF insufficient ad-
dress.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-12-30
New mexfco.

CLIMATE. HEALTH. SOIL, WATER.
crops ard profits sure Fruit and alfalfa
Government irrigation. Considering cost
and proIlts. we Otter The best on Ine mar
ket, Come or write. Hartshorn e. Co..
NHrisbau, New Mexico IT.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-12-30

bureau Tho exhibition was planned aud
Is being carried out by the boys theui-
selves. In an effort to raise the money
needed Tor gymnasium equipment and
other addenda to the local headquarters
Omaha daily bee., 1911-12-30
North Dakota.

NORTH DAKOTA FARMS FOR SALE
on crop payment plan; no money uown.
Write for PARTICULARS. NORTHERN
STATES INVESTMENT COMPANY, 5iB
Metropolitan Lie Bldg, Minneapolis,
hltnn.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-12-30

Armed with a warrant from the court
OF Justice of the Peace p. c. Caldwell
OF South Omaha. Constable George Col
Tins yesterday afternoon left for Mlnden,
Neb, to arrest Calvin s. Rogers, prom
lnent banker OF that place. Rogers Is
wanted here on a statutory complaint
filed by Miss Mae Crouch Of this city.
only recently Rogers was made de-
fendant in a breach OF promise suit
brought by Miss Crouch. The damages
asked for amount to $4,000 The suit Just
brought IL not a criminal action. but Is a
legal provision designed for the benefit
Of the plaintiff In such cases.
Because OF the prominence OF Rogers In
the social and financial world much IN
terest attaches 60 the case. Miss Crouch
ls also of a well known family. Constable
Collins Is expected back this evening.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-12-30

WANTED-TO RENT
WANTED-Furnishsd apartments, two
rooms and bath OF large alc0ve room.
frat class only gentleman ana wife
X ld1I, Bee
Persistent AdvsrtisihS Is the Road TO
RiS RstuTnA
Omaha daily bee., 1911-12-30

An art exhibit worth the time OF local
oonnoisseurs was given last night by the
Magic City branch of the Young Mems
Christian association The affair Is man
aged by the boys OF the association and a
good crowd lent encouragement to the
efforts OF the young men. Tomorrow and
Saturday nights will be given TO an In
door carnival. on Monday evening the
affair win close with an exhibition Of
the gymnasium work done at the local
Omaha daily bee., 1911-12-30
sOwa.

160 ACRES well improved farm, five
miles from Council Bluffs at a sacrifice.
M Bouricious a. Co., Real Estate and
Loans, over $50 Broadway
Omaha daily bee., 1911-12-30
Illinois.

FOR SALEs-Chicken ranch, SM acres,
plenty Of fruit and peaches: good build.
tnRs; location central InlnViss tor par
Box IL.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-12-30
Georgia.
GREAT SOUTH GEORGIA

Traversed by the ..s
ATLANTA, BIRMINGHAM e. ALLAN.
TIC RAILROAD.
Lands adaptable to the widest runge OF
crops. All the money crops OF the south
plentifully produced. For literature treat
lnx with TINS coming country, its soil,
climate, church and school advRntages
w. II. LEAHY, DEPT. X,
General Passenger Agent
ATLANTA GA,
Omaha daily bee., 1911-12-30
AFFAIRS AT SOUTH OMAHA
Thief Steals Herman Hansen's Rig
in Bold Manner.
SEARCH FAILS TO LOCATE IT
ChristmRs Rush over aud Postmaster
Ettcr Has only One Package
Too BIindIy Addressed to

he Delivered,
What appears 60 be one Of the boldest
horse thetts committed In this section
OF the country during late years occurred
Wednesday night at Eggers' grocery
store Twenty fourth and Q btreets, when
some unidentified party appropriated the
Horse and buggy of Herman Hansen,
boolSkeeper fop swift and Company.
Hansen had allghted from his rig for
few moments and entered the store OF
Eggers He left his horse standing IN
front OF the store. When he returned
the animal and the conveyance were mo-
where In sight
The owner at once notified the police
and Detective Mcclure aud Captain
Dworak were detailed TO the case. Billy
Gardner who Is said to have been near
the place where the horse and buggy
were left. was arrested at Avery on sus-
picion OF having knowledge Of the theft
He Is held by the police, but maintains
his innocence
Detective Mcguire and Captain Eworak
after a night spent In a vain search for
clue tn the lost animal, we're relieved
IN the morning by Detectives Sheahan and
zRloudek. who took up the trail and
worked all day on the case. Interest In
the search was stimulated by the sher-
itfs offer of a $50 reward.
Clark Called on Carpet.
r. c. Clark, a gray haired Lothario OF
65. residing at Twenty-second and =
streets, has found that the city bluecoats
are n very prosaic bunch OF unaesthetlc
philistines who refuse 20 admit any ex-
cuse for amorous eplstles lndlted &c
young girls by aged swains OF ardent
temperament
Chief OF Detectives James sheahan was
recently Informed OF Clark's amorous
bent and some OF the letters were Of
fered In evidence by young women to
whom Clark had directed his attentions.
Without further pRrley the chief SUM
moned the sged Lothario TO his sanotum,
where he made II plain that young ladies
are protected by the law. Clark prom
ised amendment and was allowed TO 60
his way,
Omaha daily bee., 1911-12-30
REAL ESTATE LOANS

REAL ESTATE LOANS
WANrkD-City loans ana wsSS rants. W.
FaInam smith n Co.. iSaB r'Arnam St
OMAHA rropertY and NebrasKA Landa
O.kEEfE REAL ESTATE CO.
l0l6 New Omaha Natl Bank budding
kAKA LoANs near Omaha: no commIs-
Noni opuOnsl payments; cheap money
Orln y Merrill, lL1S CIty Natl Sank biax
MONEY TO loans on business or rsSl-
oence properties, al.0VO 20 aOoJ.UVU w. IL
IhOMAs. sOS first Nat bank Bldg.
tl00 to SlO.OO made promptly. r. IA
Wead. Msso bldg. lsth and Farnam.
MAHTED-City loans, Pelsrs lFuSI Co.
Low hAI ks. DkAIs-CA AnI.IsEirIJ Co
Slg-slZ Blandeis Tnsater Bidg.
GARVIN BROS. bSs1s, i,S.S 4: 40 S.I ana aD.
LARGE LUANs, municiDaI honda maTi-
s.sss ooesnt ana hoid. SrULL EROS.
20 LoAN-Money on vacant lots
Fhone benson e95. 'V's'
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE
FOR SALE or Exchange-F'l0t-top So,d-
eh oaA desk. J. ~. Bee.
BLACKSMITH shop ana TsSIdenc.
property Tor sale or trade. s. Arnold.
ANNOUNCEMENT
Our exchange department (iR charge Of
Mr., G, snndell, formerly with sVea Real
Estate Co.), Is the most eOmpIete Yn ths
city. Call or write 20 our office ana ist
us know what you have for trade and
what you want Tor II. We will do tbs
rest. DO Il now: be the first one AZ
Tor Mr.. Sundeli. Charles r. Winis n9scn
Co. l0l $. 10th ST.. corner Dodge.
WE offer $500. 800, JiOoO0, SlGO05,
5000 dry goods. notions, Erocerta5 an1
croekery' In exchange for land. Fremont
:. Gibson, Charles City, Iowa.
FIvE-ACRE suburban home, ImpTove5
with l-T. house; choice location ana MANY
taxable features: value $500: easy terms
or Will exchange for Omaha or Soufh
Omaha income property. An oportunitV
investigate.
oRIN 5. MERRILL. CO.
ltooms hl3-A City Nauonal Bank Blds.
FOR SALE OR TRADE-T or Y Sec
ton 81 good Colorado land Tor acreaFa
property In or near Omaha Address
J. II. MARNETTE.
700 DavtnpOrt So Omaha. Nah .
Omaha daily bee., 1911-12-30
REAL ESTATE

BUILDEEes' INEOttaATIOS.
Electric gas fixtures. Omaha Silver CO.
Ideal Cement stone Co.. 18th and Cunning.
Fuohs, son q nnnu. painting. deeoESuns.
hOOFlNG fA4NI. bulIoIng paper, plas-
Ter bOafd. Amst. sap. Co.. las 'NiehoLAA
Masonry con. jobber, Healy. Web. lsAi
Omaha daily bee., 1911-12-30

RuSk COUNTY, WIS, cut-over hard
wood lands; wholesale prices; any sized
tract; cay Ioam son; IN uAiry anu eluVer
belti gooo markets, school and cnurcheH
easy terms. NrlIa Tor maps anu IN
formation. ATpln HARDWOOD LumDsr
Company, Grano Rapids Wis.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-12-30

t25-MoDERN.
one blk. to n. Gath line. full two
story Ter; new. compact. up-to-date.
o'KEEFE REAL ESTATE CO..
1Ols Omaha Natl. Doug. or A-2152.
Evenings n. 2s42 or II. 5134.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-12-30
south Dakota.

FOR SALE-A farm OF "a acres adjoln-
ing good s. d. town. Modern eignt-
room house; barn. chicken mouse; koOu
we'll; two large clbterns;. oanoy Iur any
Une wanting a smaif Iarm with town adj
Vantases. Ada. BOX AoS, Madison, 4. d.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-12-30
MANTEp-sIruArlnNs

MANIhU--i ustuou as buIsekeeper b.
respectable middle-agod lady. Prefer
home with children. Also experienced as
nurse. Address MS Mario Turner. sea.
tral delivery. Council Rlufts. Ia
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1911-08-12
VALLEY TOWNS
To FIGHT FOR
LOWER RATES

The arousing of sentiment in the
cities of the valley and their organi-
zation to make a final fight against
the rates charged by the Southern
Pacific for the transportation of
freight, is the plan formulated by the
Salem Business Mems League and in
the next week 1t will send delegates
to the different cities affected.
The Southern Pacific is now charg-
ing a rate for the transportation Of
freight to the valley cities which is
not in proportion To the terminal
freight rate charged. Under recent
amendment to the Interstate Com
merce law a railroad, to do this,
must show that the conditions justi-
fly it, and several months ago the
company made an application to the
commission to be permitted to make
such a showing.
The application was made at
Washington, D. c., and the Business
Mems League of this city and the
business men of Albany, sent Ed
ward M. Cussins to resist 1t. On
September 4, Commissioner Lane will
be in Portland for the purpose OF
taking evidence in the matter. The
plan of the league is to arouse the
cities in the valley and southern Or.
egon, and prevail upon them to Sc
cure money and also evidence to
combat the company. AS many Of
the members of the Business Mems
League as is possible will attend the
meeting.
The question is of vast Importance
to the valley towns, as should they
win, it will mean that within then
there can be established jobbing in,
stitutions which can compete with
those situated in the terminal towns
AS conditions now exist, this cannot
be done because. of the freight rate
charged.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1911-08-12
SECRETARY
OLCOTT MAKES
A SUGGESTION
OFFERS TO BE THE OTHER EEL
LOW IF MIR. MORSON CAN'T
FIND SOME ONE TO SUE ALONG
WITH THE GOVERNOR.

"For fear that Mr.. Morson, of the
Deschutes Land company is unable
to locate his third man for his threat
ened $4,000 damage suit l respect
fully suggest that he not bother long
er looking for this unknown, but to
end it here and now by making me
one of the trio-party defendants"
said Secretary of State 0lcott today,
when interviewed with relation to the
damage suit which Morson contem-
plates bringing against Governor
West, Vincent Jones, of Portland
and third unknown party.
would further say in this con-
nection," he continued, that l have
secured from the Office of the secre-
tary of the Desert Land Board all the
correspondence had with prospective
settlers or investors in the Deschutes
Land company scheme, and have
spent the last few evenings looking
over them. 1t makes interesting
reading. Inasmuch as I favor and
have championed the cause of open
and public meetings of the Desert
Land Board, so that the people of the
state, and particularly thote interest
ed, could learn authentically, through
the press exactly what is transpiring
so do favor publicity in this partic-
ular correspondence.
"And l think the people of Oregon
will get to read it.
81 have the statement of Mr.. John
Lewis, state engineer and member of
the Desert Land Board, and init
mately acquainted with the workings
of all Oregon Carey act projects for
the past six or seven years to the
effect that there is not a single one
of them that is satisfactory to the
state. State, in this sense, is synon-
omous with settler, for the settler
looks to the state for protection. If
the state cannot even protect itself, as
in this case, it would look to man
up tree, that the poor devil of a
settler stands pretty meagrc chance
of it..
"In my opinion it is high time
some attention was being devoted to
the ]. Rufus Wallingsford's of the
high deserts and mesas of Eastern
Oregon"