The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1914-09-03

The tirr department was called our
TINS morning To suppress a grass fir,
IN the yard at the W. ~ Scales home
that threatened to consume a woodshed
out which was finally eNtineuished be
lore the fire boys arrived
Don't forget that the Batt> millinery
opening Will " held SATURDAY. Sept
9TH We will have on display nearly
everything to be found in the most up-
io-date city parlors. You viii he made
welcome.
Miss Nell Brown, who has been Wis
iting in the city the guest Of Mrs. l.
NJ Harris and other friends. returned
to her home at Lewiston sunday. An
informal party was given at The Harris
home in Miss Browns honor last Fri
day evening.
We have an assortment OF brown
and white crookery that to be appre-
ciated should be IN every home. Tween.
ty per cent discount ana only one
piece to customer. Emers Hardware
and Implements
The Past Noble Grands' club met
yesterday afternoon with Mrs. J. j.
Lamm. ten members being present.
Cake and ice cream were served The
next meeting Of the club will he held
with Mrs. d. H. Magee. Wednesday,
/ October 18th.
| Why buy Baskets 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
deftaker. If
Bert Decker was in town Monday fror,
his ranch north of town on his way to
White Bird to receive $50 head of hogs
which he had purchased from Messrs.
Otto Hawkinson and Bicksel of the Salm-
on river country. They drove the
bunch out, some of which were 200
FOUNDERS and Bert win finish them off
for the market.
Lou Smith, former pioneer of this
section and particularly the Buffalo
Hump mining region. came in from
California on last evenings train on
a short visit to his many friends and
acquaintances here. Lou went to Cal
ifoInia some years ago for his health
and at the present time looks fit as a
fiddle Mr. Smith will be around here
several days.
Editor Jensen, of the Ito Register. wa
in the city last Saturday, he and Auto
list McCorkle having made the run ovel
in the latters machine. 1t was Editor
Jensen's first visit to Grangeville, ant
from his remarks he was favorably i'm
pressed with our little city, and lin
gered here several hours after the ap
pointed time of departure. swappin,
yarns with our citizens.
Hunter b. Supplee, George Esh, ]
Nassau, Ed Conley, VIM. Reap and I,
Linn, arrived in the city Wednesda.
evening from Elk City as witnesses an
principals in a suit in the district cour
in connection with the construction o
. a large building at the Black Pin
mine, the contention of the company be
ing that the plans and specification
were not carried out by the contractor
Mr.. Supplee represents the Black Pin
mining company of which he is tn
: manager Other Elk City citizens al
expected in tonight.
: A. r. Parker recently incorporated HI
farm loan and insurance business NJ
r. b. Kadine of Boise. becoming
member of the firm. Mr.. Parker is
. widely known and highly respected pic
| neer citizen of Grangevile and by pei
severine application has built up wha
is probably the largest farm loan an
insurance business i'm central Idaho. NJ
Kading has, up to this time. been cor
nected with the Pacific National ban
, of Boise. Idaho, an institution we
J known throughout the Pacific northwes
| for it's progressive policies. Mr.. Kadin
will arrive here during the coming wee
and assume his duties in the preser
Parker offices over the Bank of Cana
. Prairie.