The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1914-06-11

STRAYED-From my place miles
northeast from Grangeville, about May
20, one 2-year-old red bull, branded LC
on left side; ear marked. Suitable re-
ward for information leading to recov-
cry C. Hazelbaker r. F. D. No. q 81
The Civics club has begun advertis-
ing their County Fair" the entertain
ment which will be put on the 25th and
26th at the 1. o. o. F. opera house. 1t
win no doubt be worth your while to
investigate it.
Misses Minnie and Bessie Eimers sis
ter and daughter of Sheriff John p.
Eimers, are expected here soon from
Illinois, where they have ben at the
formers home for the past number of
months.
Henry w. Grant, one of the cattle
men of the Salmon river section, was in
the city several days this week on bust
ness and made the Globe a pleasant
call Mr. Grant left an order for some
nobby stationery.
Sue Harris came in from Anacortes,
the coast island town, last Saturday,
where he has been for number of
months, and will make Grangeville his
home again. Sue has been under the
weather for a time.
The Misses Cora Donley and Verna
Kotz, of Chicago. Ill, who have been
making an extended trip, visiting at
New Orleans. at the Mardi Gras, south
ern Texas and California the past four
months. are spending a few months at
the bOme of Rldolnh RartsCh
Pap Jarvis moved his billiard hall
from the Parker corner to the build
ing formerly occupied by Davis harness
shop, joining the Crosby Co. store.
Mrs Batty will move her millinery
store from Crosby's balcony to the
corner room vacated.
1t is stated by those living west and
north from here that they have not
had anything like the rainfall that we
have had here in the vicinity of Grange
vile and along the foothills. Six or
seven miles out the roads are said to
be dusty.
B. Q. Davis. the electric light and
power man from White Bird. came up
Wednesday for a short visit with his
return home tomorrow accompanied by
his two little children who have been
visiting with their sister for some time
past
Judge J. F. Ailshie came in last FRI
day from the ]. @. o, F. meeting at
Cottonwood. where he delivered an ad-
dress and left ON the next mornings
train for the north where he was called
on business. From there he expected to
return to Boise to take up court work,
which is now pretty heavy.
Editor Stuart, of the Sites Enterprise,
was caller at this office while in
town Tuesday attending the democrat
fc committee meeting. He reports bust
nses somwheat on the mend at this
time. and has a very cheering word
for the cooperative creamery at that
place He thinks it the proper thing.
Mrs. S. B. Toye. mother of Mrs. Ed
Abrahamson. arrived here last week
from Walla Walla and will make
Grangeville her home. She has rented
rooms adjoining her daughter. The
younger daughter who has been attend
ing Whitman College, is expected here
In a few days.
Mrs. A F. Parker and Mrs. w. n.
Scales returned Monday evening from a
several weeks visit to the coast coun-
try and Boise, at which latter place
they attended the commencement ex-
ercises at St Margaret in which Misses
sylvia and Lydia Parker were partjci
pants. The young ladies accompanied
them home.
James Hollandsworth. of the westside
who came back from Montana last week
Is said to have closed a deal with
Yves Hockersmith for 800 acres of land
near Conrad Mont, trading in as MARI
payment some mining property on the |
salmon river near the mouth of Rics
creek This is understood to be the
property Yves recently traded his Plains
property for.