The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1914-11-26
Money to loan, H. w. Carrots.
Farms for sale. Geo. NJ. Reed.

| A. l.. Freehafer and William Winkler
OF Council were in the city this week
on business in connection with the
sale Of Golden Rule mining property.
LOST-Near high school building;
gold signet ring with initials Fer.
Finder please return to this office and
receive reward.
Reville Johnston, well known resident
OF the upper Salmon river section, rs
visitor in the county seat thsi week
from Lucille.
Henry Grant was up from Whitebird
this week for a few days business trip
b. F. Taylor. the Boles stockman.
was in town on business this week.
10 Richards of Spokane and Alfred
Kettenbach OF Lewiston were in the
city Monday evening on their way to
whitebird ON a business mission.
Thomas Pogue. one Of the prominent
stockmen Of the Salmon river region,
came up from Whftebdrd on business
Monday.
The Hancock studio is open next to
Lingo's store. Photographs and prices
are right. II you get your photos there
they will be right.
Mrs. Allie Vincent. 10 UP from Lew
Is on for q visit with friends and rea-
atives. She IL o guest at the w. w.
Brown homo.
Craig l.. Spencer came in from Seat
tie the last Of the week for few days
visit at the Wood homo and to look
after his business affairs here
Frank A. Kelsey came over from
Cottonwood Friday evening to see the
basket ball game and shake hands with
friends in the city.
s. p. McGhie OF Everett WASH. was
In town the last Of the week for
brief visit with his brothers, proprie-
tors Of the McGhie Trading Co
We are receiving new and nifty now
elites in jewelry and silverware every
day. Cali and inspect them. c. e.
Kralkau.
The war has not affected our DISPOSE
ton or our prices. We are still giving
the same courteous treatment and the
same low prices at c. e. Krankau's
Mrs. L. A. Jackson and Miss Daisy
Jackson OF Winona have been In the
city several days this week for
short visit. They were guests at the
imperial while here.
]. ID. Lyttle OF the Denver country
went to Charleston the first of this
week where he will visit with his moth
err for a number Of weeks and possi-
bly, will spend the winter there.
Jack Turner came I'm the last Of the
week from the Chamberlain Basin coun-
try where he went few weeks ago
on hnuting trip with P. F. Courtney.
who arrived home last week.
Fred Carpenter and wife, nee Ber-
nice Clark came in the last of the
week from Russell, Montana, where
they have a homestead They will stay
here for a visit dnrdng the winter.
w. A. Grunewald, stockbuyer of
Kooslia, who was operated upon at
the st. Joseph hospital Of Lewiston,
last week is reported to be getting
along nicely and his early recovery is
predicted.-Trdbune.
George D. Stanbery came In Tuesday
evening from his ranch near Winona
and remained over until Wednesday eve
ming to take hds daughters out from
school to spend Thanksgiving with the
home folks and eat fatted turkey.
S. J. E1kins was in town Tuesday
from his home near Harpster and was
rejoicing over the results Of the coun-
ty division election. Mr.. Ekins I:
completing an extension on his barn
and otherwise making things snug abou
, his place for the winter.
Mr. and Mrs. C. w. Jenkins and Mr.
w ALI all lKx.n our
Cottonwood folks, were over from thu
westside city Friday evening to take
In the Grangeyille- Cottonwood baske
ball game and enjoy brief visit will
Grangeville friends. They returned
, home on Saturday mornings train.
Fl. ]. Smith, who Is charged witt
shooting Joe Marcus at Cottonwood OF
| Nov 3. was arraigned yesterday ant
. the date Of his preliminary examina'
ton set on Friday, November 81. w
N. Scales has been retained as Smith,
attorney.
Charles Lee was up from Lewiston
couple OF days the last az the weel
talking insurance and gents furnish
: ings to our citizens. Charley was als'
boosting the stock show ON the sid
and says that this years exhibition
. will be better than ever. He returned
to Lewiston Saturday.
; Don Fisher and Henry Murray Jr., re
, turned Sunday from trip 10 the Cow
where they each bagged deer during
few days hunt. Don reports tina
7 deer shooting Is at It's best In tn,
I mountains now. and the number o
hunters who are coming in with mea
almost daddy ves flies the statement.
The Thanksgiving service held a
Trinity church win be entirely a serv
ice Of prayer and Thanksgiving. Re
r member the time Is 1880. The offer
ing will go toward the endowment o
st. Luke's hospital at Boise. Ida 40,
best institution Of this kind
Walter Bunnell returned from Bakers
field. California, the first of the weel