The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1914-02-19

MONEY ~ 49, - ~ 4aASBso0.
mr. fazn soaas - G. n. Butler.
sutss. Idaho.
stovss lined - rspairsa 1t Ches-
tr AEnoad's
rsnna6s sor hng fssains. Norwood
warshouiS CO.
Rsbskah dance. March 18th. Look
for further nottoe.
Before the IRE 80 A. r. Parker
Tor fire inguracs.
ror sals-e hsad young draft mares.
some In fcal. Cheap Tor cash. Inquire
a Holtx 3 SON. 10tf
Do your washing with electricity
q e per hour. 0rangeville Electric
Light 4 Power Co.
For Rent-Two furnished rooms for
light housekeeping: close In. Enquire
n the office. Stf
Hancock carries . fine line Of
mouldings 70 select from and will
frame your picture while you wait.
Mrs. Frank VanDeveuter went to
Lewiston last week for . visit with
her son. DR.. Jesse L. Rains and fam
lily.
w. A. Jones went to Lewiston ON
this week and he and Mrs. Jones
who has been visiting there for a
week or 90. returned home together.
Harold Harris and George Medved
made the trip to Kamiah last Fri
day ON business. They spent q day
IN that prosperous little city return
ing home Sunday evening.
DR.. Orr reports the birth Of a big
bouncing SON to Mr.. and Mrs. Ed.
Weber east Of town ON Wednesday.
ALI concerned are doing nicely and
Grandpa Won Bargen Is feeling duly
proud Of the little stranger.-Chron-
Gle.
w. A. Jones shipped out a carload
OF fat cattle to Lewiston last Fri
day to be divided up between the
meat markets at that place. VIII
has been feeding the banana eaters
at that place ON beef now for q num-
Der of moons, and has also been sup
plying both Cottonwood and Grange
vile with the same brand.
Roger Hill entertained a party of
his highschool associates with st.
Valentine party at the home of his
grandma Mrs. Jones-Cook last Sat
urday evening. The evening was
spent in games and music, interspers-
ed at stated periods with refresh
ments. The youngsters certainly en-
5oyed themselves II their reports are
to be taken at face value.
s. M. Howard who rs hauling wood
from the mountains south of town
lost one of his horses last Thursday.
The animal was taken sick at the
camp, and was brought to town by
Mr.. Howard for treatment by the
veterinarian, DR.. Brown. The animal
seemed better for a time, but sud.
denly took worse and promptly pass
in ffc nh
loss, knocking off the profits of the
seasons work.
Girls and boys basket ball teams
nave been organized and are now en-
gaging in regular practice at the new
gym. The youngsters have become
SO inflated with the success of their
first practice work that they are now
talking Of making date with one
OF the leading outside teams. 1t Is
to be hoped that this will not prove
case for demonstrating the script
ural passage which says: pride
goeth before a fall"
Fred G. Bergdorf, the old pioneer
OF the Resort, Marshall Lake and
warren section, and one of the solid
substantial citizens of our neighbor.
ing county, came in on Wednesday Is
stage from Boise and other south Ida
no points. enroute home. He paid us
visit In our den and we talked OF
Dig days of the Buffalo Hump excite
ment. and those rousing days of gold.
Fred wears well; don't look a day old
or than he did fifteen years ago, and
wears the same old smile that never
comes off. He left on yesterday
stage for Resort.-Payette Lake Pro
gress.
W. R. Coveney, who has valuable
holdings over I'm the South Fork sec