The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1913-08-07

for a week, returned Thursday morn
ing to her home at Charleston.
Insurance. Geo. M. Reed.
Use Camthol, the guaranteed pile
cure. tt
Dave Yates was In town on bust
ness today from his home in the WI
mona section, and reports harvesting
as progressing finely.
can sell you 40, 80, or 100 acre
tracts OF land on the Clearwater riv-
err near town and school, from $3.50
per 40 acres up, on easy terms by
the owner. c. M. Butler, Sites, Ida.
Ladies' of the Christian church will
serve Ice cream and cake Saturday
afternoon and evening at the Scales
building. You are invited.
Mrs. Edna Young came In from
Portland Tuesday evening and is Wis
iting with the family of w. W..
Brown and other friends.
P. A. Jarvis left last week for a
trip to Mccall, where he will try his
hand at fishing in Lake Payette and
incidentally look after some business
matters.
See the advertisement of ]. M.
Olson on page five of this issue and
make 1t a point to attend the demon
stration of the Quick Action range
to take place from Aug. 10 to 20.
Evan Evans is making arrangement
to take q trip to southern California
for visit with his daughters. He
expects to get away the last of the
week and will be absent something
like a month.
County Assessor Herve Rothwell lef
Sunday morning for Boise, where he
Is called In council with the Other
assessors of the state. He went to
New Meadows horseback, and there
took the Pin line.
Miss Elizabeth and Miss Sallie MARY
Kettenbach and Mr.. M. Mitchell Of
Lewiston came up the latter part o.
last week from Lewiston and are
the guests of the Misses Parker a
their home on south Hall street.
]. M. Gilmore and Prof. Brown
while out on fishing trip last weel
had one Of their horses stray away
and were detained longer than they
had figured on. They were success
full In getting a big catch.
Orville Nail, we'll known here, hav
ing been a former residentj was IL
the city last Saturday from Starbuck
Wash. From here he went to Ferdi
nand, where he has accepted the pc
sition of cashier of the bank at tina
place.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. r. Turner an,
daughter, Miss Ruth. arrived In tn
city last Monday from their home a
st. Ausga, Iowa, and are the guest
of Mr.. and Mrs. J. M. Gilmore. The.
visited for a time on their way her
with relatives in Spokane.
The streets presented a very live
ly appearance last Saturday, notwith
standing that this Is the very busies
time OF the year. Farmers were Il
from every section, and a large mum
bre of strangers were also to be seel
mixing among the others.
+. G. Evans, the local N. p. agen
at this lpace, left this morning TO
his former home near st. Paul an
will be absent a number of weeks
Mr.. Evans mother and younger brotl
er, who were visiting here left 70
home last Saturday morning.
T. M. Atwood was in the city las
Sunday from Winona and took GU
with him 1000 grain sacks from tn
Farmers warehouse with which t
take care Of his crop this season. H
cdJb Ao Will nave OCLWOCn 1OSVVV oh
Is 900 bushels of grain this season.
Ernest Richards returned last FIR
day from between Florence and Bui
falo Hump, where he has been en-
ployed with the forest service in put
ting in telephone lines. He and hi
father have formed a partnership 1
the tailoring business, the firm to b
j. E. Richards & Son.
Rev. ]. B. York came up fror
Kooskia last Saturday, and occupie
the pulpit at the Baptist church O
Sunday. Mr.. York Is one of the ole
est pioneer preachers now remainin