The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1914-12-10

e. s. Sweet went down to Lewiston
the first Of the week to look after some
private business interests and to con-
fer with officials Of the livestock shows
board of directors. Of which he is a
member.
We have Just received nice assort-
ment of hand painted dishes from
Japan. Very pretty and useful Christ
mas gifts. We invite your inspection
when you make your selection. Miller
Hardware & Implement Co.
For Sale-Men's furnishings and suit
order store in good big town with pay
roll and plenty of mems trade. Good
clean stock and neat fixtures; invoice
about $4,000 Cleaning and pressing pays
running expenses. Just the thing for
one or two young men. Address xYz.
care Of this office Ia
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Genger who have
been visiting here with relatives and
friends for the past ten days, will
leave the first OF the week for their
home at Power, Mont, taking In the
stock show at Lew iston enroute.
Will Jones, who came in this week
from his Joseph ranch. will leave in
few days for Ogden. Utah, to join
his partner VIII PlRtt. who is buying
horses for the European war. Platt
has found Utah a good field in which
to operate in the horse line.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chester Arnold expect
to leave Sunday for a months visit
| ing trip to points IN Iowa and Illinois
and through the southern state. They
will go first to Mrs. Arnold's old home
in Iowa, then to Chicago to visit rel
atives and then horne via the southern
route.
Mr. and Mrs. w. A. Jones came in
Tuesday evening from their claim over
on Joseph and win remain in Grange
vile for sometime. Will says condi-
lions were never finer in their section
of the country than at present, and
the stock is fat and will enter the
winter in fine shape.
The Dixie Jubilee Concert company
comes recommended as company of
talented, refined people and Is uni
versally accredited as the best aggre-
cation of colored talent in the world.
The attraction deserves to be greeted
by a crowded house. 1t is the third
number of the popular lyceum course
engaged by the local Odd Fellows.
Theo. Tollefson, the banher-rancheI
of the Clearwater, was Ian town Mon
day as a witness in the Hutchinson
referee case and looking after other
business. Mr.. Tollefson, when his
ability to successfully pail the cow
was called into question, promptly in
formed the reporter that he was now
milking seventeen cows at his place
clipping from he snslaw, wash
Pilot refers TO a musical concert pro
gram given there recently in which
Miss Villa Wilkinson, formerly OF thii
city, delighted her hearers immensel,
with her piano numbers. Very flat
tering mention OF Miss Wilkinson'i
playing makes up large part OF thu
papers story Of the concert.
Mrs. Julia CARRIER returned last weel
from Lewiston where she went in hope
OF improving her health She was &C
companied on the trip by her sister
MRS. Lyra G. CARRIER. who is visitin.
here with her from her home In Nebras
ka- The sisters ha We visited only twic
In the past forty years, the lady iron
Nebraska being one Of the early pho
neers there. her husband servin,
as the first governor of that state.
"A film with SILVER well describe
The Port Of DOOM" the first detect
I've story OF the sea to ever be filme
ana which will be exhibited at tn
bnou theatre ON Monday. Dec IL TIL
,nciaents on the sea are strong an
thrilling enough to enthrali the audi
ence. aside from the strong element Q
mystery which In itself In inseniou
anu competing In Intensity and daring
monderfuily staged and splendidly act
go me Fort OF Doom" Is destined I
make smashing hit with patrons Q
the modern drama on the screen.