The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1914-10-15

Money to loan. A. w. Talkington.
Farms for sale. Geo. M. Reed.
For Real Estate. see H. w. Carrots.
Insurance, surety bonds. Geo. M. Reed.
For farm loanA see c. NJ Butler,
Stiles. Idaho.
/ will be at the old Gibson ALLEN
stand every Saturday and Monday. Pow
ell Gibson.
pound buckets OF lard at McGhie
Trading Co.'s. 70 cents; 10 pound buck
cts. &1.35.
We have some excellent bargains in
photograph and photograph records
while they last. c. <. Krakau.
WANTED LOANS.-Have following
$1,000, $1,000. $4,000. $4,000. Enquire OF
Geo. M. Reed. l6-N
A. new rural delivery route, with 1913
families receiving mail, has been es-
tablished at Fem. the mail carrier driv-
ing over the route and delivering mail
daily except Sunday.
The Style Shop millinery conducted by
Mrs. Fannie Harris In the A. & F.
block, has been purchased by Mrs. M. A.
Batty. who now controls both millinery
stores of the city.
The Misses Myrtle and Beatrice Up
| to-Date were in and inspected our new
line Of Rogers and Community silver
| and pronounced 1t superb. You drop in
and see it also. C. e. Krakau.
| Henry Murray has sold his meat mar
ket at Kooskia and moved his house,
| hould goods to this city where he will
lrrobaoly reside in the future. He has
rot yet announced what his plans are.
| The Shirleys, musical entertainers, de-
lighted small audience at the L. o. o.
+. opera house Tuesday evening. A
splendid program was faultlessly given
and deserved a muck larger attendance
| Marriage licenses were issud this
week to e. f. Callan and Edith Mackey
of Grangeville; Truman G. Thomas and
C. M. Strobeck of Dixie; and S. X.
Mahurin and Amanda Anderson of White
Bird
Lost, Strayed or Stolen-From Hull
Rice ranch, miles northeast of Grange
Vile, one dark red heifer. 1h years
old, no brand. Information will be re-
warded. Geo. II. Whitcher, r. F. d.
No. 8. Grangeville. 1t:
Quite an interest among rifle shots
IL manifest this week at the Hanan
shooting gallery where prizes in the
form of barrel of flour and seven
pounds Of coffee are offered to the win
ring marksmen. Some good scores are
being hung up and the rivalry is keen.
Lawrence Cone came In yesterday
from the Meadows and Mccall sections
where he has been located the past
summer. He says the Meadows country
Is ideal in the summer months bat he
prefers the banana belt weather OF Cam
DIS Prairie during the winter.
M. g. Rambo received news today
of the death of Henry Rambo, a cousin
OF Macs and a former resident OF
Grangeville. Injuries received by COM
ing in contact with live electric wire
icaused the unfortunate mans death,
which occurred at st. Maries yesterday.
WANTED TENANT, who can stock
place with hogs and cattle. 20 acres
cultivated, pasture mostly timber, six
room house, stable and out buildings.
Good orchard. well watered Tenant
can pay part rent clearing land. En-
quire of Geo. M. Reed. 1921
Mrs. John d. Long has the thanks OF
the Globe family for generous treat OF
cauliflower, grown at the Long ranch
southwest of the city. II this sample
may be taken as a criterion there are
few entries in the vegetable list that
would surpass the cauliflower as de-
'icious and appetizingly edible dish.
Cora Devine. wife Of Jack Devine, XIII
ed deer near White Bird station the
first of the week. Compliments are
due Mrs. Divine for her skill and marks
manship and the laugh is on Jack who
had tried vainly for days to kiln d deer
in order that the family larder might
be replenished with venison Mrs. De-
vine, after an hours hunt brought in tn,
deer.