The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1915-01-14
Farms for sale. Geo. NJ. Reed.
Fire insurance. H. w. Carrots.
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Fire insurance. H. w. Carrots.
insurance. surety bonds. Geo. M. Reed.
DIR. c. NJ. Robins who recently came
here from Spokane. has located his Of
lice in the old DIR. Rains rooms in the
a. & +. block, where he will be found
by those seeking the services of
medical practitioner.
In next weeks paper will appear
some information of interest to every
body concerning a supper to be served
by st. Agnes Guild soon. Don't miss
that Information or the supper either
The price will be thlrty-five cents
The Amphion quartette Is composed
OF four talented male singers. who are
! endorsed by the best authorities as
all-round musicians. They will appear
here on January 2S under the auspices
of the local Civic club. Do not fail
to hear them.
f. A. Carpenter returned last Sun
day from Occur d'Alene city, where he
! went as district organizer for the NJ
w. A. He reports splendid time and
| large gathering of the order at the
| fine Masonic temple in that city, which
was calculated to put new vigor and
activity into the members
commissioners j. n. Rice, of White
Bird, and n. b. Pett'bone Of sites.
| arrived in the city Sunday evening,
ready to begin the commissioners ses-
| sion Monday morning. They were join
ed by Commissioners John ID. Long from
his home southwest of town, Monday
and they have since been very busy
| men.
| Revillo Johnston, the well known
Salmon river stockman. is in the city
on business from his home at Lucille
He was one of the interested spectators
at the basketball game Wednesday eve-
4 ming. He says basketball is as excit-
Ing as branding roundup in the
spring time, which is no small COM
pliment
! Mr. and Mrs. S. NJ. Swineheart- were
In the city last Saturday from their
home on Battle Ridge across the Clear
water river transacting business. They
live on the famous battle field of the
Nezperee Indian war of 1877, on the
site where Chief Joseph made his last
stand before retreating over Lolo pass
into Montana, where he was later cap
tured by Gen. Miles.
VIM. J. Martin and John f. Frazier
were In the city the first of the week
from their home In the Woodland coun-
try. They came over in regard to a
road tax levy of something like $3.50
which had got sidetracked in some man.
ner. The gentlemen made the Globe
a pleasant visit while here. They are
both old eX-printers and know the ms
and outs of a print shop
]. p. Mcconnell of Spokane, repre-
senting the American Business Mems
association is in the city today at
tending to business for his company
Arrangements are being made for the
opening of an office here with f. L.
Leonard as agent. The operations OF
the company cover q wide scope and
many features are attractive and result
In much benefit to those who Join the
association.
Howard Waugh came In Saturday eve
ming from his present home In Portland
and Is visiting with his friends and his
} special friends at this place Howard
: is delighted with Portland as a place
OF residence. and reports their bust
ness in a prosperous condition and thai
} the popularity of "Camtho" is now
well assured and the demand for the
same is daily increasing. He says hi.
, home folks and the Schaefers are al
In good health and happy.
r. N. Walker and son-in- law and Bill
lie Mann returned last Saturday from
a several days trip to the Middle Forl
where they captured a number OF fine
salmon. Bob says he met Josh Row.
ton On his trip and that Josh Is deep.
ly interested in the success of Selway
county, and that while they did no
arrange the dates exactly that they
are likely to have public debate OF
! the subject along the banks of Clea
creek sometime I'm the future wher
fishing is good.
John Phillips "confessed' TO the Glob,
reporter this week that he is now put
ting In more hours hard labor than an,
other man in Idaho county. John ha
100 head of hogs and a goodly numbe