The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1915-10-07


Mr. ana Mrs Phil Meinen, J. B.
Leeper. Bert Moore. Lee Owens and
Manly Packer were county seat WIS.,
itors last Saturday In connection with
the owens-PaclSer case. in which the
former sued the latter for the loss OF
a horse from his pasture. The case
was before Judge Harris. who took the
matter under advisement Attorneys
Ha .tabaugh and Hardy represented the
principals In the case.
Don't overlook the best cent cigar
on the market. A ten cent cigar for
a nickel The Eres9h Cigar Co. makes
It in the sanitary cigar factory.
Four Thousand dollar property paying
10 per cent to trade for a small farm.
See M. l.. Ayers. 1t
Mrs. Clarence Schmadeka and son
Paul arrived In the city last Tuesday
/ from her home at Kennewtek, Wash,
for an indefinite visit to her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. M. l. Cross and family
Mrs. Schmadeka says that it Is posi-
j BILE that Clarence will visit his old
time friends here shortly.
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Everybody says so. It's made In the
sanitary cigar factory.
Otmar Schwalbach this week begun
work upon a nice five-room bungalow
for Harold Harris, and the cement foun-
dalton Is now laid. The new ructure
Is located in the east part of town
along side OF DIR. Slussers residence,
ON lots purchased of Mack Rambo. DR..
Frank e. Wood has also purchased adj
joining lots and win put UP residence
in the near future.
Miss Minnie Eimers. who recently
went over to Walla walla on visit,
has accepted a position IN the Peoples
State Bank at that place as bookkeep-
er. and win remain there permanently.
]. e. Mortified. SON. in-law OF w. H.
Badgero, OF this place. Is cashier of
the Peoples bank. and Miss Eimers, 1t
will be seen, has fallen among friends
and landed In a good position
As winter IL approaching have your
stoves lined and repaired at Chester
Arnold's
George d. Stanbery brought his two
daughters. Elsie and Mabel. In the
first OF the week from their home near
Winona and they will attend school
here this winter. The former 10 ma
king her home at Mrs. Farris' and the
datter with Mrs Frank Duff. Miss
Hazel Miller, from the same section.
is stopping at Kennedy's and attending
school.
| Iur he Ill Ia
hardware merchant, was in the city
Wednesday in consultation with his
attorney A. S. Hardy on some lega
matters. He states that the recent
Kooslxia fair was quite successful from
a financial standpoint this year bu
the attendance hardly came up to ex-
pectations.
]. L. Eckert, the well known old.
timer and ranchman of the west side
was in the city last Thursday and Fri
day attending the show Mr.. Eckert ha
been in Ill health for the past numbel
of years, but Is somewhat improved a
: this time He has many friends among
the old-timers in Grangeville and vi
cinity, who will be pleased to learn O
his permanent recovery.
Deputy Game Warden James ]. Kean,
, of Moscow was an arrival in the cit.
, last Thursday evening ON official bust
ness, after attending to which he en-
joyed the last day of the big celebra
1 ton on Friday last. Mr.. Keane ha
r many friends and acquaintances in thi
! section.
, County Auditor John p. Eimers has
3 Saturday sold his Ford to ]. p
Mitcheal, of Denver John says he doe
not expect to purchase another machin
= this season, but some of his friend
. insist that in his present crippled con
: dillon he win either have to inves
4 again In a gas cart or they will havl
: to wheel him about In the 'Irishmant
: transfer wagon.
VIII Davis came in last Sunday from
the San Francisco fair and after
visit with his parents. Mr. and Mrs
w. ]. Davis Of this place. will go o.
r. to Annapolis where he win enter tn
/ marine corps. win has one brother
Lieut.. Leslie Davis, already serving &
Uncle Sans navy, and Ward is nov
: serving out cadetship at Annapolis
= The boys evidently take to water lik
7 Ducks.
: County Commissioner John d. Lon
was so unfortunate last week as I
lose the fine roam durham calf whic
|, ne had here on exhibition during Bor
= der Days. The calf was In the parad
and after being awarded first rplace b
" the judges was taken home On reach
: Ing the farm the animal began to bloe
Is rapidly and before relief could be give
10 died. 10 rs said IL had eaten freel
d Of alfalfa hay. and possibly partook to
VI freely of water before the food we