The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1913-05-22

Miss hoWley, OF Lewiston, ID IN the
city visiting with her sister, Mrs. c.
c. Call.
NJ. F. Rogers, one of the substantial
Greencreek ranchers, was trading IN
the city Tuesday.
Mrs. f. A. Meader left Tuesday
morning for Portland, where she will
visit for several weeks.
r. 8. Irwin arrived In the city Tues
day from his home at Higgins, and
is looking after business matters.
VIM. Won Berge returned last Sum
day from Moscow, where he was do
ing duty as a federal juryman.
Hal Brown, the Salmon river stock
man, was in the city the first of the
week looking after business matters.
Geo. Troeh, who was in town last
Saturday from his Tolo ranch, says
he has 1874 acres Of spring crop in and
Is about through seeding.
For sale cheap-Complete restaur
ant outfit in Grangeville. Address
Geo. w. Hodgson, White Bird. Ida
no. 26-6t:
Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Rains returned
last Friday from Lewiston, where Mrs.
Rains visited several weeks with her
mother and family.
Mrs. Ed Vincent came up last week
from their Salmon river home and Is
visiting with friends. She Is the guest
of Mrs. Mat Geary.
Nile Trego, was brought to the
county seat this week from Reuter-
vile by John huffman, and was given
home at the county farm.
Mrs. l.. M. Johnson and daughter
Miss Jennie Hodgson, of White Bird.
were registered at the Imperial Hotel.
The ladies were on shopping tour.
For rent-Two furnished rooms,
with bath privileges, favorably locat-
ed one block from Imperial Hotel.
Gentlemen preferred. Price right.
Call ON Globe. m22 If
Geo. w. Marshall came in Wednes-
day from his ranch on Joseph Plains.
and Is visiting for few days. He re-
ports things in very good shape in that
country.
The Juniors entertained the Seniors
on Tuesday night of this week in a
most enjoyable party given at the
Parker home under invitation of the
: Misses Parker.
p. A. MCGUIRE was transacting bust
ness In the city Friday from Winona.
He reports his spring work all done
and that the seeding in his section
is now pretty well finished up.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Martin, of Gull
desac, arrived In the city last week
and are the guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Telcher. Mr.. Martin is now
on the road, as a travelling salesman.
Wanted farm to 100000 in ex-
change for general merchandise bust
ness at 100000 including store and
] house. no competition, good trade.
l. G. Mccormick, Hyde block. Spok-
: ane, Wash. 1t
Married-Miss Elva Hutchens was
: united in marriage at l o'clock Mon
day at the Imperial Hotel parlors in
: this city to Stanley Potter, the cere-
: mony being performed by c. T. Nc
Donald. Both parties are from sites.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Miller and Mr..
I and Mrs. Bert Miller were in the
city last Friday from the Winona sec
ton. While here one of the driving
horses took sick and they were COM
PEELED to remain over Saturday.
Frank VanDeventer went to Lewis
ton last Sunday to meet Mrs. Van
Deventer on her return from a
lengthy visit in Spokane and accom-
pany her home. Incidentally they took
In the Grangeville-Lewiston ball game.
Ben Baker, who was in the city
this week from his ranch northeast
of town. says he has In twenty acres
of clover this year and is looking for
pretty fair returns from it. Last year
Ben had in four acres of clover,
which he cut and threshed, the seed
I from which brought him 500 per acre
Not a bad crop for one to follow up,
for it is certainly one that pays at
half that price.
\ Deputy Horticultural Inspector Pow
ell, reports that the Indians on the
reservation have received an addition
al $500 from the government to be
used in spraying their orchards, max
ing $3.50 In all, but this. in his judg-
ment will not be sufficient. Mr.. Pow
ell has been insisting upon the reser-