The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1912-03-21

Al Whlch the Grangeville
laundry Is located, the first of
'ng ~, week to the laundry company.
Inc special and extra attention
gwen to our work insures you
ehe merit of originality in your
portraits. Rembrandt Studio.
Mrs; c. c. Call and children
leit last Friday for Lewiston
Where she will visit for time
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Z. Rowley.
The ladies of the Christian
church will hold a bazaar at the
furniture store of j. NJ. Olson,
ON Saturday, April 9th. You are
Inv i'ed to attend. 1917
AIR. and Mrs. E. 7. Root. who
returned recently from the east,
where they have made their home
Tor number of months, will
take up residence in Grangeville.
The LaMode Millinery desires
the ladies of Grangeville and sur
rounding country to be sure and
eau and inspect the real nobby
creations for spring and summer
wear.
Mrs. Rosa Bunnell desires to
announce that she has reopened
her studio; upstairs suite No. 5
in the a & + block, where she
Will be pleased to receive her
patrons.
Over five carloads of machin-
cry have arrived for the j. E.
Miller implement Co., in the last
TWO or three weeks. A 25-horse
power gas traction engine being
included.
For Sale--About $50 bushels
OF blue and beardless barley, two
miles from White Bird, also
good farm for rent, same loca-
ton. Address E. L. May, Omaha,
NeDr., box 4o5. m14-3t
Mrs. w. F. Schmadeka of the
LaMode Millinery is now locat-
ed upstairs in the new Schmadeka
block. You are invited to call
and examine the many beautiful
things in feminine headwear.
VIM. Tilley returned last week
from Shelby county Illinois where
he has spent the winter. He was
accompanied to Camas Prairie by
his brother-in-law, Thomas Lane,
who will inspect this section and
may decide to locate.
w. f. Swatman, the Westlake
lumberman, was in the city Mon
day on business. w. e. says he
doesnt know just exactly where
he is as yet in this campaign, but
that he will be found somewhere
IN the scrap.
j. L. Brust is here from Port
land looking after business mat
tiers. Mr.. Brust has bought a
ranch on Joseph Plains and is tax
ing the final steps to close up the
deal. He will be here for some
time.
The spring opening held Sat
urday at the LaMode Millinery
parlors was largely attended by
the ladies Of this section. Mrs. |
Schmadeka states that sales .and
orders for the day greatly ex-
ceeded her expectations.
Mr.. and Mrs. 0. G.. Hickerson,
arrived here this week from San
Antonio, Texas, for visit with
the formers brother, Walter Hick
erson and family. Mr.. Hickerson
may decide to take up residence
in this country.
The Vogue Millinery is now
prepared to show the ladies of |
Grangeville, and Idaho county a
large assortment of pattern hats in
the latest styles, and at prices |
that cannot be duplicated in the |
larger cities.
A. Hintermister, who recently |
held a sale of personal property,
at the old Case ranch, moved
last week to the ranch of his
father-in-law, A. Rode, north Of
the Bales & Jones ranch, which |
he will farm.
d. r. Rauenzahn was in the |
city Monday from Winchester |
looking over the business situa-
ton. Mr.. Rauenzahn and son
Arthur have just sold their meat
market at Winchester, to give pos
session the first of April, and
will look up a new location.
Mrs. w. F. Schmadeka now |
has force of three young ladies
in charge of Miss Maud Smith,
kept busy in supplying the de-
mands for spring and summer
hats made upon the LaMode Mil
linery.
Wanted-By the Idaho Foun-
dry & Machine Co., Lewiston, Ida,
to talk to us for repairing of
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