The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1914-07-09

For Reaiestate. see H. w, Carrots.
Norville Johnston left this morning
for Eugene, Ore. where he will spend
the summer with relatives.
Theo. p. Tollefson, the Sites bank
err. was in the city Wednesday of this
week attending to business.
]. o. Rhoades. the Pollock stockman
came UP from his Salmon river ranch
last Saturday on business.
Mrs. VIM. Roesch and children arriy-
ed here last week from Pendleton, Ore,
home.
| 7. G. Vincent. C. II. Taylor and Ell
lis Harness came up the first of the
week from the Salmon river country
and were guests at the Imperial hotel
| Hal Brown, the Salmon river stock
buyer, was In the city several days this
week on business He fully confirms the
flattering reports from that country on
crop conditions. He says they were
never better.
DIR. g. A. Green came up from the
Salmon river country last Saturday en-
route to Lewiston for visit with his
| family The doctor says he will soon
open up his dental office in Grange
vile.
J. s. Aitken is in the city from Rig
gins the guest of the Granville home.
Mr.. Aitken brought most excellent crop
reports from his section of the county,
and gives good account of progress
| at higgins well.
| Rev. A. +. Van Slyke left Wednes-
day morning for Lewistown. Mont, on
business, to be absent for ten days or
more. Mr.. Van Slyke said arrange
ments would be made for regular SER
vices at the Christian church during
his absence.
| Mrs. II. Hender Zones Cook will
leave this week for Yellowstone park
for visit of several weeks with her
sons, Monte and Joe Jones' of the well
known firm of Jones n Magill, conduct
ors of excursions in that great national
pleasure resort.
Eli Ingram got his good right hand
badly smashed up while playing ball at
Mt. Idaho on the 4th, but is still on
duty at the Globe Eli played general
utility man with the Kamiah Indians
against Nez Perez on the Srd at Cot
tonwood.
= Why buy caskets made out of pine
lumber when you can get factory made
out of red cedar for the same money?
/ l can furnish you Baskets made out of
native lumber for $1,000: what you are
, paying $500 for. w f. Graham, I'm
dertaker. 80 If
The Globe editor is under obligations
to Mrs. j. w. Schmadeka for a sample
of fine strawberries from the delivery
which they were making from the home
ranch. They are large and exceptional
ly well favored. They delivered fif-
teen gallons last Friday
Mrs. Marie Dobner and two children
will leave Saturday morning for Valen-
tine. Mont, where they will join the
husband and father. who is now hold
ing down a homestead in that country.
Mrs. Dobner and Mrs. Hender will trav-
ell together into that country, when Mrs.
Hender will go on to Yellowstone Park.
Mr.. apd Mrs. Craig Spencer arrived
In the city last Friday evening from
Seattle. and the latter will probably
spend the summer here visiting with her
mother, Mrs. Elizabeth Wood and
brothers, the Wood boys Business will
take Mr.. Spencer back in a week or
two. This is Mrs. Spencer's first visit
in two years.
Rev. J. b. York, the pioneer Baptist
minister of sites, was in the city the
latter part of last week accompanied
by Miss Wanda York and Miss Mamie
Mcmillan. While here Mr.. York had
the pleasure of uniting in marriage his
old time friend and pupil Rev. w. N.
Knox, the local Baptist pastor and
Mrs, Frona Riebold.
J. E. Henley went to Charleston last
week and closed a deal with Chas. Zeig-
Ter OF that place in which he sold his
ranch west of town, taking three acres
of Charleston berry land in on the deal
the remainder to be paid in cash Mr..
Zeigler will come up in few days
when the transfer will be made. Jim
keeps two-thirds of the crop.
A house party is on at the A. f.
Parker home this week in which the
Misses Parker are entertaining a num-
Der of young friends from Lewiston.
Boise and other outside points A
dance win be given at the home FRI
day evening. at which number of ad-
ditional guests, both locally and other
wise are expected to be present
A. S, Johnson. postmaster and mer-
chant at Golden. was i'm town the first
of the week. and brings good report
from his section of the country. While
here he purchased three mules from
Freeman & Brown, the former White
Bird stage men. which he win use In
hauling and packing supplies and deiiv-
ering meat to the mines in his section