The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1914-04-23
Fire Insurance. II. w. Carrots

80 ana -. r.. LONentSS
are IN the city from Kooskia attend
ing to county seat matters.
Atty Wallace n. Scales went to Lew
iston Wednesday and from there 10
hooskia on professional business.
FoUND-A bunch of large. old keys
tied with buckskin string owner may
nave same by paying for this notice 81
Felix Funke. the crack ball player OF
cottonwood. and Miss Christian Tackle
of Ferdinand. were united in marriage
this week
Mrs. Mark Howe returned Thursday
evening from Lewiston where she went
to secure hep in the cafe She was sue
cessful
j. +. Mcpherson has purchased the
Bennett ten acre tract south of town,
and will move onto the same in the
near future.
The Whitebird citizens who are in
the city this week say the grain is
now eighteen inches high in the Samon
| river country.
Frank Hogan came in from the Sal
mon river country this week and was
renewing acquaintance with his old
Grangevle friends.
| The Artisans gave a very successful
dance at the Odd Fellows hall Tuesday
night The attendance was good and
the evening pleasantly spent.
| T. Anger went to kooskia Wednes-
day as referee in the case of Gross
VI. Gross, in which he took down a
stenographic report of the testimony
for the higher court.
John Bridge. the just and upright
! justice of the peace at Pollock. was a
business visitor in town last Monday
He reports his section of the country
prosperous Meadows Eagle.
l.. F. Winkelman, the Pasco hotel
man, is in the city looking over the
situation. Mr.. Winkelman was here
several weeks ago and was very fav-
orably impressed with our town.
Mack Scofeld, editor of the Vollmer
Spokesman, who was in the city last
Saturday taking the civil service exam
nation, it is said has an excellent show
for becoming postmaster at Vollmer
Saturday for their claim over on the
plains where they will take up residence
again as homesteaders, Mrs. Jones had
to come out from there Tor her health
O. B. Garfield of Wisdom. Mont, ar
rived in the city last week and left the
following morning for the Whitebird
section where he is interested. Mr.. Can
fields father, who resides at Charleston
accompanied him.
Harry Baker, the Clearwater merchant
was in the city last Saturday accompan-
led by Mrs. Baker. Mr.. Baker took the
civil service examination held here and
office in the future.
A letter from Adolphus Briggs, now
living near Cambridge, says that Mrs
Briggs is in poor health and has gone
to the hospital for treatment 1t Is
feared she may have to undergo an OPP
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Eagle.
p. f. Ellis, the popular druggist and
phone manager of Sites was in the city
last Saturday taking the civil service ex
animation as assurance to the depart
ment that he is still competent to con
duct the postoffice at that place
Mrs. Fred c. Burgdorf passed through
town the fore part of the week on hel
way home to Resort, after several week.
spent at Weiser for medical treatment
We are glad to report that she is agar
in good health.-Meadows Eagle
! John Luchtefeld and sister, Miss Ma
me, came over from Keuterville wed
nesday evening and remained over mex
day to have some dental work done
They were guests of the Imperial Will
here, and at the same time were unde
the wing of Deputy Sheriff Herman
Hussman.
: MIR. and Mrs ]. f. Henley came II
1 the first of the week from their hom
west of town, and Mrs. Henley who /
: in Ill health, is visiting at the home o
her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. w. +
Graham Jim is thinking of taking MRS
Henley to some outside point for he
health in the near future.
Hamilrs Meat market opened up TO
business Monday of this week VIII
Clyde at the helm. The shop is loeate
in the Won Berg block in the room oc
; cupied by Harry Dobner's tailoring shoI
> Clyde is popular as q meat Gutter an
if the first day is any criterion TO
bv. he will do some business right aloni
: Arrangements are now under way 10
. the clearing away of the fences a
the ball park and the rearrangemen
of the bleachers SO that ball playin
may be begun by the local asplrant
= along that line. A season in Grangevill
} Vile without exhibitions of the nation
y al game would be like a summer with
{ out sunshine.
n Mrs. Jerry Baker. who has been SUI
fering from i'll health for the past yea
or more, and was to have been take
to Portland this morning by her daugh
ter Mrs Jack Divine, and Mrs. H. !
Shaw, for treatment by specials
h is now in such a critical condition tina
a the advisability of attempting the tri
/, is doubtful.
h Mr. and Mrs. Leo Brust left Sunda
morning for their home in the uppt
Salmon river country with load
supplies and household effects. NJ
and Mrs El Ingram ACCOMPANIED thel