The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1915-04-01


Hot Point Electric Irons guaranteed |
10 years, $3.50. GrangeviIle Electric |
Light & Power Co.
A new cement floor has just been
put in at the Electric laundry plant
in the west part of town, which with
the cement sidewalk in front and the
fact that the building is constructed
from cement blocks, makes the likeli-
hood of fire very remote.
Henry Murray's motto: Please the
women-the men are always kicking
anyway but the women never complain.
the contract for the carpenter work on
a modern bungalow for r. b. Kading.
Albert Iverson will do the foundation
and the plastering. The bungalow. we
understand, viii be erected on the old
Henry Wax site on Meadow street.
STRAYED from T. w. Bales ranch
1 bay coach filly, 8 years old. no
brands. bob tall Phone
lift T. w. BALES.
| A. c. Higgins. the well known winona
ranchman. was in today from the north
ScCtiOu Ou DuS1HcSb. ne CdffeQ at lIf6
Globe office while in town and got a
| supply of wrappers printed with which
| to market the goodly quantity of butter
which they are now manufacturing.
We can now handle your chickens.
McGhie Trading Company.
| Security Calf Food-we guarantee
you to raise as good. fat and healthy
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milk. We also guarantee to refund
In cash for every pail or package
that does not give perfect satisfaction.
F. H. Meader Co. 17-2t
s. E. Warden OF WOODBURY., Oregon,
arrived in the city Tuesday evening on
his way to White Bird, where he has
a number of brothers. Mr. Warden
| was born ON the Chapman ranch about
! seven miles southwest and has not been
in this community for the past twenty
/ years.
That the Idaho State Life Insurance
company Is enjoying a good business
Is attested to by Mr. H. c. Wilson, the
local agent at this place. Mr. Wilson
states that the month just closed was
"a record breaker, over million dollars
In business being written. and of which
he had goodly portion. Mr. Wilson
also secures some of the larger policies
having written two for $4,000 each just
recently in this community.
Mrs. t. A Bayless returned from
Spokane Tuesday night where she un-
derwent surgical operation for appen-
dicitis, and while much improved, clear
ly shows the effects of the ordeal which
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dergo. Her pleasure trip was thus bad
ly interfered with.
Mrs. w. A. Pease was hostess on
Saturday afternoon In compliment tc
her mother. Mrs. Mckinney of Cot
tonwood, who is en- route home from
visit TO the San Francisco fair The
/ hours were spent at pinochle, after
which game a delightful lunch was
served--Sunday's Lewiston Tribune.
Attorney A. S. Hardy was in Lew.
iston the first of the week where ht
appeared before the supreme court ant
argued the appellants side of the s
p. Doser VS.. Wesley C. Stone case
which was an appeal from the decis.
ION Of the lower court setting aside 9
default Judgment to quiet title. w. N
Scales appeared for the other side
/ Frank Hockersmith returned las
Thursday from a business visit at Pas
co, kennewick and other Columbia riv
er points. He says he saw some yer,
fine irrigated tracts on his trip, bu
that Camas Prairie, where the rain
fan depends upon Providence. instead
OF sometimes improvident water com
J pany which. fails to deliver the goods
suits him best.