The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1915-11-18
Farms for sale. II. w. Carrots.
Farm loans. A. w. Harrington.


VIM. Webb and Jake Eimers returned
Tuesday afternoon from a deer hunt in |
the Meadow creek country over on the |
Clearwater. The boys were reasonably |
successful, bringing back with them
a deer apiece. They say there are
deer in the country but the brush year
by year is encroaching on the open
glades until Ut requires a hair trig-
GER on both the gun and the shootist
to bring in the venison. One party of
seven was hunting in their vicinity. and
up to the time the Grangevillians pull
ed out they had not downed a deer.
Fire insurance. II. w. Carrots.
Jess Callahan. for so long clerk and
then manager of the Imperial hotel.
Monday night severed his connection
with that popular hosiery, and 1t is
ramored will once more take up the de-
velopment of his mining interests In
the Marshall Lake country, where he
has some valuable property. Jess has
been interested in the mines of central
Idaho ever since the Buffalo Hump ex-
element, and takes to the business like
duck ITO water. May his success yet
be all that his dreams have depicted at
the brightest moment throughout these
years OF labor and waiting. is the wish
of his many friends in this community.
| COAL-the KOZY KIND-at Madison @
II. Cone was in town today and paid
the Globe business visit Bob had q
car of hogs dn the e. s. Sweet ship
ment to st. Paul recently and did well
on the market. The hogs were unload
ed four times ON the trip and the carload
of 80 odd hogs sustained only a 200
pound shriDkage, the highest loss of
any of them. From st. Paul Bob went
to wisconsin on a visit with relatives,
where he had the time OF his life. He
and father are now fattening two more
carloads of hogs, which he says he will
also ship east if the coast market is not
more satisfactory when he gets ready
Ito dispose of them.
Leave orders for flowers for Thangs-
giving at Glanville's.
A letter received this week from John
Byers under date of Salem, Ore, tells Of
a pleasant trip to that point for him
self and family. with a visit enroutt
with Lon Edgington and family at CLARK
ston, a brief stopover with a brothea
at Tangent near Albany and a more ex-
tended visi. with a brother and sister
at Salem. He says DIT has rained some
every day since he struck Oregon, but
that 1t is badly needed, there not haw-
ing been sufficient moisture UP to thai
: time to permit of blowing. John climb
ed to the top Of the Oregon state cap
itol building (225 feet) and after survey
ing the surrounding landscape and thu
blue dome above, concluded that he was
at that moment the nearest the heaven
ly realm he would probably ever be, un
less he found "a higher building some
where In his rambhngs around. The,
1 were scheduled to start for Frisco tbs
18th on the S. S. Northern Pacific, and
J like the wise man that he has befods
proven himself to be, John took out ar
accident policy before he entrusted
himself to the tender menctes of a rougl
, sea. The letter was closed with the
signature Of "The First Epistle OF
John" with more to follow when he re-
covers from the ocean trip.
Paper. feits. roofingA See Madason-