The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1915-08-12
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sack at the City Feed store.
FOR sALE-Two brood sows and 20
spring pigs. T. o. Lindsey. Mt. Idaho.
Miss Elsie Won Berge OF the Crosby
store, Is enjoying her annual summer
vacation.
We have for sale some very choice
potatoes. at reasonable rate. City
Feed store.
Peter Johnson, a well known mining
man of Orogrande, Is transacting bust
ness in the city.
Attorney p. w. Mitchell of Nezperce
is in the city, having been here ON
legal business for number of days.
Anyone desiring protection from fire
on grain, phone Pacific 131 or call on
F. L. Leonard. at the City Feed store.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cyrus overman went
down to Lewiston Tuesday where Mrs
Overman is having some dental treat
ment.
The standard stock food of the Unit
ed States. the International. can be Sc
cured at the City Feed store. We
have all kinds on hand.
Mr.. and Mrs. r N. Walker and Mr.
and Mrs. NJ. l.. Ayers left yesterday
morning for a two weeks fishing trip
on the Little Salmon and Rapid river.
A. M. Baker went down to his home
stead on the Clearwater Tuesday and
viii spend a week or ten days getting
the place in shape for habitation.
Ward Van Vert went down to Lew
iston on account of the severe illness
of the little child. The little one is
at the nome of Wards mother, Mrs.
Van Vert.
Mrs. william Schmadeka and son Ed
mund returned from Seattle last Sun
day where they have been spending
the winter and spring. They made the
trip in a big Pullman touring car.
Geo. Marshall came in Tuesday from
Boles. Mr.. Marshall has been buying
stock hogs along the Salmon river re-
Gently and will drive them to his ranch
in order to feed up his heavy grain pro-
duction.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Fagley returned to
Walla Walla Tuesday morning after a
week spent with Mrs. Fagleys father
and other relatives and friends Mrs.
Fagiey was formerly Miss Birdie Pat
terson.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. b. White and chill
dren of Nezperce arrived in the city
Saturday afternoon and spent Sunday
with the home people. They returned
Monday morning accompanied by Mrs.
Cyrus Overman and mother, Grandma
Watson. who will visit with them for
a time
Frank Rice Of Pollock came out from
his home a few days ago with a six
| horse outfit and has gone out to en-
gage In the harvest with Herman Mil
Ter i'm the Denver section. Mr.. Rice.
while not an old man, traversed these
same productive fields before there
was fence on Camas prairie.
Geo. d. Stanbery. the successful Wi
mona rancher, was In the city Monday
looking after business matters. Geo.
stated to the Globe man that while
the grain is down badly he expected
the biggest yield of years. He has all
ready finished harvesting over 100 tons
Of hay of fine quality.
A special sale on box stationery at
Granville Drug Co.
L. f. Horning of Kamiah. was In the
city this week renewing acquaintance
with his many old. time friends in this
section and visiting relatives. Mr..
| Horning is a pioneer of this county
and was formerly a prosperous farmer
of the Tolo section.
A fine line of stationery Just receiv-
ed at the Granville Drug Co.
| For Sale-Underwood typewriter. No
s model. first-class condition. Must be
sold at once. Enquire this office. 21ti
Suze Harris returned Saturday night
from his trip to Chicago. to which
place he accompanied a shipment OF
horses for the French government.
Nf.n .arIes 4 nj anra nom m
up from Lewiston last Friday evening
and will spend month visiting with
friends in this city.
Miss Ethel Bickford, for a number OF
years the pleasant and accommodating
chief operator at the Pacific Telephone
office, recently resigned her position
and on Sunday morning departed fol
| Lewiston where she will join her par
ents who are now making their home
IN that city Miss Edna's many friends
regret her departure.
j w. H. Russell and son Reginald OF
the Grangeville Savings and Trust Co.
spent three days last week 4 in the
Salmon river country making Their
headquarters at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Frank wyatt where they had ar
enjoyable visit. Mr.. Russell says the
Salmon river country has the largest
crops this year that he ever gazed upon
We have just received the belateC
information that a son and heir has
come to gladden. the home and hearts
OF Mr.. and Mrs. o. c. Cole. The young
man made his appearance on the 14tf
of July at the home of Mrs. Coles
parents at Rosalia. Washington. The
family is expected home some time this
week.
Joe Lamm and Geo. Wilkin last weei
purchased the former DIR. Bibby resi-
, dence on north Hall street and will