The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1914-02-05

city last Saturday from Clearwate
ON business.
Your attention Is called to ]. M
Olson's "ad" on page six of this pa
per. Bargains await you.
Hot Point Electric Irons guaran
teed 10 years. $3.50. Grangevills
Electric Light & Power Co.
DR.. McMahan was in the city this
week from his home In Kamiah as 8
witness in the district court.
Hancock carries . fine line Of
mouldings to select from and will
frame your picture while you wait.
Ross Arnold was taken sick this
week while serving ON the grand jury
and had to be excused for a day OF
so.
D. F. VanPool was in the city last
Saturday from his home over in the
Doumecq country. attending to bust
ness matters.
Rev. ]. B. York was in the city
last Saturday from Sites, where he
recently moved from Kooskia to take
up the work as pastor.
DR.. Stockton announces the visit
OF the stork at the Clyde Hamill home
on last Friday night, where q pretty
little daughter was left to brighten
the home.
E. Bicford, Of the Grageville Dray
company, went to Charleston last Sat
urday to see Mrs. Bickford, who is
there taking treatment, but has not
been making much improvement.
On page six of this issue will b.
found the announcement of j. M.
Olson's auction sale. Mr.. Olson is
going out of business and has decid-
ed on this means of closing out his
stock
Henry Myers was in from his home
near Fem this week as a witness
in the Zehner- Castle road case, but
the hearing was put over another day
and will not come up until tomorrow.
L. c. Edgington Is having sale bills
printed at this office announcing the
sale for Tuesday, the 18th of Febru-
airy. Watch for the next issue of the
Globe. He may have something you
need.
George P. Kelley, mayor of New
some, lis in the city transacting bust
ness, and telling of the reforms he
Is going to work this summer, in the
administration of the affairs of the
mining city over which he rules and
reigns.
DR.. Jesse L. Rains came up from
Lewiston Monday night as expert
witness in the damage suit brought
by S. T. Rossiter of Kooskia, and
returned home after a very brief Wis
1t. He promised to return again next
week, however.
The slides, and snow blockades are
coming so regularly now on the High
Line, that 1t is difficult for the news
gatherer to keep tab on them. How
ever the travelling public and the man
who Is looking for goods and mail are
fully aware that they are happening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fen Batty returned
last Friday night from coast points
and Hot Lake, where Mr.. Batty was
trying the curative properties of the
of that noted resort He COM
es home much improved and with
words of praise for the treatment
received there.
j. ]. Pulse returned from Hot
Lake, Oregon, last Monday and while
looking much improved, is not so full
Of activity and energy as he is wont
under the celebrating atmosphere of
the Camas plateau. However, that
will soon be regulated under the pres
ent low temperature.
e. w. Mattox and brother arrived
n the city Monday from Sites with
4 load of household effects, which |
hey are putting to rights in the
property in the northwest |
part of town. The mother was call |
I'd to Kamiah by the sickness of a |
relative and will not reach Grange |
1ille for a time.
John bearing was in the city last |
week from his present home in Boise,
% which place he moved last Octo-
Der from Spokane John who was
lere in connection with the investi-
cation of his brothers murder last