The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1914-03-05

For Rent-Two furnished rooms fol
light housekeeping; close In, Inquire al
this office. St1
Some twenty-five relatives including A
A. Davis. of Chicago, representing the
Byron's Troubadours, assembled Sun
day last at the J. p. Rush home seven
miles west Of town and enjoyed splen-
did dinner and social time.
Iron with electricity at cents per
hour. Grangeville Electric Light &
Power Co.
Those who heard Byron's Troubadours
last season. will be pleased to learn that
they will be here again this year. They
come under the auspices of the Presby-
terrain ladies', who have secured the date
Of March 26th.
We have a snap 200 acre hog or cat
tie ranch. with 100 acres under cult
walton. and 40 acres timber and pas
ture. Five-room house, barn. cellar,
daily mail. telephone and acres orch.
ard. $35 per acre takes 1t; see M. L.
Ayres. 14-1t
Hot Point Electric Irons guaranteed
10 years. $3.50 Grangeville Electric
Light & Power Co.
County Commissioner John d. Long
was In town last Saturday looking some.
what the worse for wear. Mr.. Long is
just recovering from a long siege of his
old enemy. quinsy. being confined to
the house for some four weeks.
Have No. wheat ranch, all cult
waited, mostly in fall crop. 2s5 IL acres
Eight-room house. barn. etc.. fine well.
windmill VIII sell on small cash pay
ment. long time low interest plan;
might consider some trade WALTER
HICKERSoN. Is tt
A A. Davis. representing the Byron's
Troubadours arrived here last Saturday
and arranged with the Presbyterian lad
les for a return Of that popular musical
aggregation to this place on March 26.
Mr.. Davis Is a cousin Of the Mattox
brothers at this place
Fen Batty win SOW IS acres Of red
clover next week At his ranch north
east of town on ground prepared last
fall He win later this season sow
probably as much more and also some
40 acres of alfalfa. He is sowing Lit
tie Club wheat with the clover to pro-
tect It
HOMESTEADS-I have several good
homesteads in the Salmon river country.
with land adapted to grazing, fruit grow
ing and agriculture. 1 can locate you
on fine quarter section of land with
sixty acres of agricultural soil for a fee
Of $50. If interested write to Allen
o. Hess. higgins. Idaho. 13-14-2t
Bert Henley was county seat visi-
tor last Saturday from his ranch near
Whitebird. Bert says spring is threat
ening strongly in his section at this
time. They have just passed through
one Of the best winters he has ever ex-
perienced since living in that section.
and stock is looking fine.
R. Cote returned Monday from an
outing at his Salmon river mine with
hirsute developments that would in
dictate that he had been faithfully fol-
lowing out the Holden alfalfa recon-
mendations. Cote absolutely refused
to visit the barber shop until his friends
had been given an opportunity to in
spect the crop.
Attorney J. M Gilmore made pro-
fessional trip to Lewiston Sunday return
Ing home Tuesday evening. He says
he saw Johnnie wilks while at the
Forks" and that he is enjoying life
as usual Johnnie, who Is always spring
Ing a good one on his friends, now has
new one about how to locate the in
jury on horse with broken leg.
: W. "A Grunewald. of Kooslia, was In
the city Wednesday evening In company
with Mr.. Loveness Of the same place. /
Mr.. Grunewald had been in the Red
Rock neighborhood where he bought a
bunch of hogs He says he win ship
three cars from Kooskia the first of
next week
T. M. Atwood came in last Saturday
from his ranch IS miles north of town
after his son Pittman, who is attend
ing school here. but who win take an
outing Of several days at home Mr..