The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1912-02-22

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meals and rooms. Best of treat
ment guaranteed.
The party who borrowed sixty
feet of hose from the home of A
M. Baker the morning of the fire
is requested to return the same
without further delay.
Mrs. Henry Randall arrived in
the city last Friday night from
her home at Rockford, Wash,
and will visit for a time with
her sister, Mrs. Byron, and num-
erous friends.
Nate Pettibone, chairman of the
was confined to his room at the
Imperial hotel this week with a
severe attack of throat trouble.
He had sufficiently recovered to
be able to make the trip home to
Sites Thursday.
Geo. W. Bingham, father of
Mrs. E. w. Cawley and Mrs. Wal
ter Hlckerson, and pioneer of
this county, died recently, at
Dayton, Ohio. Mr.. Bingham left
tins section something over four
years ago.
e. B. Meeker and w. E. Par
ry, of Kooskia, were before the
county commissioners the first of
the week in the interest of the
hldder-Harris highway district.
They made the Globe pleasant
call.
A. +. Parker who went to Hot
Lake last week remained over
one night, when he heard the
Grangeville fire alarm and reach
ed home Sunday night. Still
many insist that the new fire
bell is not as good as the old one.
Frank Francl, of Moscow came
IN on this evenings train. Mr..
Francl is in the restaurant bust
ness in Moscow and is looking for
something in this city. This is
not the first visit Mr.. Francl has
made to this city on the same
mission.
e. Erickson, the well known
lumber man Of Reubens, Idaho, is
IN the city looking after business
In consequence of our recent fire.
Mr.. Erickson arrived Tuesday
evening in time to take in the
Flremen's banquet. which he
states he enjoyed immensely.
The Idaho hotel-cafe has been
up this week by the pro-
prietor Mrs, Hattie Wade, where
first class rooms and table board
will be furnished the public. The
proprietor guarantees the best of
Accommodations.
Mrs. w. E. Hollenstein return
ed Sunday evening from a two
weeks visit with her parents in
Lewiston. She was accompanied
on her return by her sister, Miss
Nina Calvert, Of Spokane, who
will spend the summer with her.
Prof. Patty, the expert, will
deliver a lecture at the opera
house, March l, and give expert
mental demonstrations with wire
less telegraphy, liquid air and
all for one admission. |
No one can afford to miss this
great opportunity.
DR.. FL. B. Blake, Idaho coun-
tvs coroner, and well known also
as one of its best mixers and |
Jolllers, was county seat visitor |
this week. When the doctor and |
E. Erickson of Reubens, met-up
in the Globe office, all other bust
ness was brought to a standstill
until they decided to adjourn.
If You would like to be brought
in touch with three of the mys-
FERROUS, wonder working agencies
of the present age, wireless
"liquid air" and
radium,' be present at the
opera house Friday night, Mar.
M. Fl. Balch and nephew, w. A.
NJ Mclaughlin, returned last Satur-
day from a two-weeks trip
through Montana, where they
looked over the irrigated coun-
try around Hamilton and visit
ed friends. They were in the
n. P. wreck at Cocolalla, but es-
capped without injury.
There will be special lenten
services at the Episcopal church
On Hall street for the next six
weeks. Friday evening services
1T 7:3O p. m, commencing with
this Friday the 23rd. the dis
courses being lessons from Our
Lords Ministry" The Sunday
morning sermons will be on "The
Sermon on the Mount. f"
Harold Harris arrived in the
.ity last Saturday night for q