The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1913-07-03

teed 10 years. $3.50. Grangeville
Electric Light & Power Co.
Hancock carries q fine line Of
mouldings to select from and will
frame your picture while you wait.
An immense stock Of the latest wall
papers. One block south Of the I'm
perial Hotel. A. w. Robinson and
Son.
Mrs. A. H. wetherbee returned
home on Saturday evenings train
from visit to home folks at Lewis
ton.
Mrs. 10 Graves Cooper returned thu
week to her home at Pasco after a
pleasant visit with her Grangeville
friends.
WANTED Small threshing ma
chine complete, must be in good re-
pair. Address Sheet Delmage, White
Bird, Idaho. ju26-jy10
Mrs. T. A. Long, who has been in
most critical condition for the past
number of weeks, is said to be grad
ually recovering.
Mite Trego, the man who was re-
Gently brought to the county farm
from Keuterville. was sent to the
Orofino asylum last week.
Alma Kerr, a young school girl,
died last Thursday of dropsy at her
home near Harpster, after a linger-
ing sickness of several months.
The new savings series starts July
1st Any monies deposited will draw
interest from date of such deposit.
Grangeville Savings and Trust Co.
Doc Denny has leased the corner
room In the Scales block, and will
move into the same between this and
the first of August. This Is one of
the most desirable rooms to be had.
Why not buy your undertaking
goods of w. e. Graham when you
can get cloth covered red cedar cas-
kets trimmed complete for $500. No
charge for hearse.
| w. l.. Kuser and wife arrived here
last Friday from Ell Dorado, Ia, and
are the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. M.
Reese Hattabaugh. Mrs. Kuser and
Mrs. Hattabaugh are sisters.
| If the party who removed scythe
from the woodshed of the Christian
church has finished his labors with
the same, the undersigned would be
pleased to have 1t returned as it is
badly needed JOE GREENFIELD.
| j. s. Fore was in the citys Wednes-
day after supplies for the workmen
on the mines of his father, s. e. Fore
at Florence. He says they are now
making good progress with their work
and will have the mill running by
the latter part of this month.
w. e. Daggett, state land selector
was in the city last Friday apprais
ing the Mark Coffin place north Of
town, that the owner may receive 6
$4,000 loan on the same from the
state land board.
]. E. Byron left last Friday for st
ley, the Is year old boy from Kooskis
to the Industrial school. The boy wa
brought here before the Probate Judg,
by s. B. Chase of the home fiudinf
force.
F. A. Meader left Tuesday morning
for Seattle, accompanying a stool
shipment by John Bear. He will b,
Joined at Seattle by Mrs. Meader VIII.
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tives. and they will spend week O
SO with Mr.. and Mrs. ]. l. OvermaI
at Seattle.
Mr.. K. Erickson, of Kippen, wa
: here Friday and Saturday of last weel
. looking over the field with a view t,
moving his saw mill from Kippen t,
some place In this vicinity. Mr.. Erick
son has operated at Kippen for tn.
past sixteen years and has cut out al
Of the available timber convenient t
his mill.-Orofino Republican.
Marshall Games left last Frida.
morning for his former home at Can
ton. Mimi. in response to Telegram
announcing that his mother who Is 8
years Of age, had fallen and broker
her hip. and was not expected to live
He was joined at Spokane by brott
er, and two other brothers will ais
respond to similar messages.
Pete Brockenour was in this wee
from the South Fork on land bus
!, ness. Pete has filed ON a quarter
( with something like 100 acres of farr
land on 1t. and Is now putting up
t splendid house where he says he wi
I gladly entertain his Grangevill
friends when out on fishing and hum
= trips-and he will furnish the game
e Mr.. and Mrs. R. F. Newman, 9
Clearwater, were the guests of Mi
( and Mrs. L. H. Kerlee last weel
3 Mrs. Newman and Mrs. Kerlee ar