The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1911-02-02
There and Elsewhere
Real estate. Geo. M. Reed.

Sheriff j. |. Overman was ii
Lewiston on official business OF
Monday of this week.
Walter Crosby left Sunday
morning for a business trip tc
Spokane.
Manager MCGEE of the Nes
Perez phone line was in the city
this week looking after the inter
ests of his company, which he
says is prospecting.
Fred and Joe Davis, and father
and Leland Thompson and Roy
Sanford, came up from White
Bird the first of the week on leg
al matters.
No offal fed hogs slaughtered by
II. s. Sweet & Co. Wheat fed only.
Miss Beatrice Beaton, came up
from Lewiston this week for Wis
it with her brother and the John
son family at the Arlington Ho-
tel.
Monte Jones will leave this weeR
for Lucille, where he has accepted
position with the United Plac-
err company
Assessor j. v. Nash returned
this week from Boise, where he
was chosen chairman of the com
mittee on resolutions at the meet
ing Of the state assessors associat
ion.
The different sizes of Superior
tanning mills can be seen work
ing at Eimers-Wood Co.'S
Miss Josephine Fortier arrived
in the city this week from st.
Paul with a large stock of mil
inery and will again take up the
decorative work with Mrs. w. Il
Schmadeka.
w. s. Ferguson, af Athens, Ore
owner of the Cape Horn grouI
of mines on the Salmon river, ar
rived in the city last Saturday tt
look after his interests in tina
section.
Money to loan. Geo. M. Reed
w. Fl. Hardisty from near Tolt
dropped in Tuesday and renewed
faith with the Globe. He reports
wheat conditions as first class il
his section, and the outlook alons
other lines as encouraging anc
hopeful.
Walter I'll. Hill, passed through
the city last week from a visit
with his family in Spokane. t.
the Salmon river country, where
he is connected with the United
Placer mines at Lucile, as engin
eer.
Mrs. d. +. Auldridge, who has
been visiting for a couple O.
weeks with the Branscombe and
Foster families, returned Sunday
to her home at Centralia, Wash.
accompanied by her little daugh
ter. Pauline.
p. A. Mcclure was in from
Winona the first of the week at
tending to business matters. HI
makes fiattering report on the
conditions of growing grain II
his section, and says they are go
ing some in that neighborhood.
Invitations are out for mash
ball given by the w. O. w. Cir
Gle ladies, February 18th, at |
o. @. f. hall. All Woodmen ant
Circle members are supposed tx
take part. A prize will be Civ
en- to the gentleman and lady
appearing in best costume.
Conductor Harry Morris, o!
the Camas Prairie line, who has
been suffering for a time from
the grip epidemic, left Sunday
morning for Hot Lake, Oregon
where he will test the rejuven
ating properties of the famous
hot water dispensed at that re
sort.
Al. Walters at the Gibson Jew
elry Co, makes your watch keel
correct time. Opposite Pulse !
drug store.
Pat Leach who recently re
turned to his ranch near tow
from the Ten Mile district, lik,
all the others, has only good re
ports for that promising mining
district. Mr.. Leach was doing de
yelopment work on his property
on -Four Mile which he says il
showing up well.
Lost-A ladies gold headed um
hralla suitable reward for return
To this office. f2-2