The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1914-04-23

Grangeville. 35 acres tillable land, good
timber, small house, orchard, abundant
| water. No reasonable offer refused. A.
f. PARKER. 10 If.
For Realestate. see H. w. Carrots.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. H. VanKirk, father
and mother Of Mrs Gustad. have ar
rived from Grangeville and will reside
here. Mr.. vanKirk will have charge
Of the power house Of Rush creek as
soon as completed News.
Money to loan M. L. Ayers. a2-tf
| DIR. and Mrs. J. d. Shinnick were in
the city last Saturday from their home
In Cottonwood. visiting with friends, of
which they have many In Grangeville,
having lived here in past years.
Fred Erskine last week purchased the
fine residence property of Dr. H. ].
Smith over on the east side, and 1t is
understood will occupy the same some
time next month. This is one of the
new and modern residences Of the city.
J. b. Leeper. the well known Clear
water auctioneer and rancher was in
the city last Saturday circulating among
his Grangeville friends. He says things
are progressing very nicely in his Sec
ton in the way of crops and general
ditions.
l.. M. Derrig last week closed deal
for two pieces of residence property on
South Hall street known as the Walter
Hickerson place and the residence adj
joining 1t on the east, where Mr.. Der
rig has been living for a number of
months. The property was owned by
Marshall Field Co.
William Jones, the Idaho county stock
man, returned yesterday to his home in
Grangeville after a brief business visit
In the city. Mr. Jones states that the
arrangements being completed for the
Grangeville Horse Show assure a larger
exhibition than that OF last year, which
was pronounced success. "-Saturday's
Tribunel
Mr.. and Mrs. Marion Weber were In
the city last Saturday from Fem visit
ing friends and looking after some nee
essary business matters Mr.. Weber is
now engaged in the merchantile business
at Fem. They paid the Globe a very
pleasant visit while here. and Mr. Web
er had some business stationery print
ed
FOR SALE-Finest so acres in Green
creek country. ITO cash and the first
years interest; second year pay interest
only; third year begin payments to run
10 years at per cent. Known as the
Morgan f. Rogers 80, south of Fred
Hinckleman's. GEO. NJ. REED, Grange
vile, Idaho 20-2t
c. +. Brown. pioneer of the Grange
vile section, passed through Lewiston
yesterday on his way home from Los
Angeles, where he spent the winter.
There is no country like this portion
of Idaho" he said. I'VE have better
fruit, better vegetables, better water and
better air than the Los Angeles country
can produce" Tribune.
The stork lit In the east part of
town on Thursday morning of last week
and left a young republican at the A. |
n, Dyer home of good husky proportions
Archie says he is progressive in his
views, with only one democratic ten |
dency-he believes in tho repeal of the !
tariff on tactical fluids. and calls star !
chamber sessions at any bld hour to en-
force his views.
Robert o. Bowman. character por- I
trayer and reader, was received by a |
fairly good audience last Saturday even
ing at the opera house, and gave a
very good entertainment This Is the
last of the course of entertainments
to be put on this season by the loca.
Odd Fellows order They have a very
superior set of attractions for the COM
ing season.
Word has been received of the arriy-
al on April Ia. of Elizabeth Jane Kress-
y, weight nine pounds, to gladden. the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Howard J. Kress-
ly, of Denver Mrs Kressly was at the
home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. II.
Drury. in Moscow, when the stork pre-
sented the young miss TO the happy par
ents.
Mrs Yves Hockersmith from the Jos
eph section is visiting with her rela
tives the Bentleys, near Tolo. while
Yves is over in Montana closing up n
real estate deal, I'm which he is trad
ing his ranch over on the plains for
Montana land If things prove to he
as represented they will move to Mon
tana In the course OF month or two.
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