The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1915-05-27

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Judge HI nry Hazlitt of Dixie, was
an arrival last week and has since
been trans acting business before the
Probate co art. He departed for home
yesterday morning.
Fire insurance, A. w. Talkington-1Stf
Miss Blanche Rapp has just finished
a successful term of school in the High
land district north Of Denver. and IL
now spending her vacation with her
sister, Mrs. Geo. wilkin, in this city.
II there is anything wrong with your
horses feet take them to Sion Southland.
Correct shoeing saves trouble.
Victor Nelson. teller at the First
National bank of this city. returned
the first OF the week from a three
weeks visit with his parents at his
former home in Kansas.
Orders taken for porch and window
awnings. See Chester Arnold. 20tf
b. F. Montgomery, representing the
Idaho STATE Life Insurance company,
came in oh Monday evenings train,
and in company with their local agent.
H. C. Wilson, is looking after company
matters in this section.
Sion Southard will shoe your horses
according to their needs. Better see
him.
Gust Wickmanns sale last Wednes-
day went off in pretty good shape in
spite of old Jupe There was a good
crowd present and the bidding at times
was spirited. Everything advertised
was sold al good figures.
For Sale Underwood typewriter, No.
5 model, first condition. Must be
sold at once Enquire this office. 21-tf
Mrs. w. Scales, accompanied by the
Misses Lydia and Sylvia Parker. depart
ed Sunday morning for Lewiston and
on Monday evening went on to Portland
where they will spend the next two or
three weeks
Orders taken for porch and window
awnings. See Chester Arnold. 20-tf
Miss Florence Murray, the accomo-
dating operator at the Nez Perez tele-
phone office, is spending her vacation
with friends On the Salmon river. leav-
ing for that section last Thursday
morning.
Nice art squares and small rugs at
Lingos Furniture Exchange.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. F. Fulton, accompani-
ed by Dale and Miss Lallah and Miss
Margaret Robinson. will leave about
June 18th for San Francisco on
months vacation. While in Cal
ifornia Dale win take some advanced
instruction In music.
LOST-Between Grangeville and White
Bird. a small leather book containing
Masonic lodge receipts. Finder please
return to this office
Marvin Wilson, representing the weye
hauser Silo Co., this week sold silos
to the number of five to farm opera
tors in this section, namely: One to
Fen. Batty, three to Robt. Cone and sons
and one to Mrs. L. c. Ramsdell, which
goes to show that our people are walk
ing up to the advantages OF the silo.
An excellent piano for sale cheap at
the Episcopal rectory.
Mr.. and Mrs c. e. Arney arrived
in the city last evening from Spokane,
having accompanied Professors Shaw
During their short stay in the city
and Wilson on their lecture tour.
Mr.. Arney met many old time friends.
FOR SALE-one wagon. good as new.
Enquire OF L.. M. Harris tt
During the heavy rain last Friday a
| cioudburst struck the foothills Just
south OF this city and in a few min
ubes the creek running through the
town was a raging torrent The water
overran the bridge at the old Grange
vile laundry and flooded the Easements
OF the Midway restaurant and the
Lamm drug store
There will be regular services each
Sunday at the Catholic church excep-
ting the End and 9Th: at o'clock a.
m. for the children and 10 O'Clock a.
m. high mass. Evening services at
1880 p. m. Rev. R r. Zuur, pastor.
John Sorgenson and Chas Hartburg,
Of Cottonwood were in the city Tuesday
on their way to the Warren mining
district where Mr.. Jorgenson has valu-
able mining prospects. Mr.. Jorgenson
states that he and his partner will re-
main In that section until snow flies,
and expect to show UP well
Bran and shorts. steam rolled feed,
poultry supplies.
NORWOOD WAREHOUSE CO.
George Arnold this week received a
letter from Marshall Games, formerly
a resident Of this city. now located a,
Sawtelle, California, and is enjoyinp
a fine trade in the grocery line
Marshall sent along a picture Of the
interior OF his store showing Mrs
Eames and himself.
Little Berhadine. the infant daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. AL Chance. lies very
III at the family residence in this
city. The little miss suffered an attack
Of pneumonia during the winter months
and had not entirely recovered he,
strength when the present illness over.
took her. 1t is to be hoped that shs
will soon recover
Frank Hotkersmith this week closee
a deal whereby he disposed OF his tWs