The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1915-06-03

return from Montana some time ago.
Mrs. John Phillips and Mr.. Grimm ac-
companied her to Lewiston.
! Security Calf Foodr-We guarantee
you to raise as good. fat and healthy
calves on this food as on whole fresh
milk. We also guarantee to refund
in cash for every pail or package
that does not give perfect satisfaction.
r. III. Meader Co. 20-tf
Miss Ida wickman has returned home
from New Meadows where she had been
teaching school. The Wickman family
will leave for Burgdorf Hot Springs as
soon as the weather clears up and will
spend the summer in the mountains
where it is hoped Mrs. Wickman's
health will be benefited.
Mrs. James Sloane, living north of
town. last week received serious in
juries in a runaway. On returning
home from town Saturday evening the
team ran away and when the hack
struck a chuck hole Mrs. Sloane was
thrown out sustaining two broken ribs,
one OF which Is said to have penetrat-
ed the lung.
S. w. Patterson. wife and two daugh-
ters were shopping in the city Mon
day. They drove in as far as their
daughters, Mrs. Robert zumwalrs,
| home Sunday. where they made a short
visit. Mr.. Patterson states that the
fall grain in his section never looked
better. but that some Of the spring
sowing Is not doing so we'll
II IIor
Usher. politician. etc, of Gold Hill, Ore
gon, who has spent the past two win
ters at the Pettibone and Shissler
ranch on the Middle Fork of the
Clearwater river hunting cougars. in
which he has succeeded In killing
| sixteen, leaves within a few days for
his home in Oregon but expects ito
return in the near future and make
Idaho his home.
William Childs. representing Hibbard-
Stewart. wool pullers and tanners of
Seattle, spent a number Of days in
the city this week in the interest of
the wool business. Mr.. Childs was In
this section last year and stated
that his company paid the highest
prices Of the year to growers of this
district Coarse wool seems to be in
great demand this year and is COM
handing from 20 to 20 cents per pound.
The old building located ON east
Main street opposite the Won Berge
brewery, and formerly occupied by
bottling works establishment. is be-
ing torn down this week. Frank Van
sise stated to the Globe man that he
helped erect this building in the year
inf ooa
residence opposite the Imperial Hotel
is also to be removed. which will add
considerably to the appearance Of
that part Of the city.
The j. E. Mcpherson residence In
the north part Of the city was destroy
ed by fire Sunday night at 1870
The origion of the fire is unknown.
There was $500 insurance on the build
Ing. The fire company made a noble
effort to reach the blaze in a hurry
but on account of the mud and no
available teams the fire had made great
Roadway before their arrival The
Mrs. CARRIER residence adjoi,ing ON
the south was pretty well scorehed
all the windows on the north side
being broken.
The Caldwell Commercial Clnh bas
recently issued an attractive 32-page
booklet gotten out In color that sets
off that section of the state In hand
some shape. The booklet is addressed
to bona fide. serious minded home-seelx-
ers only. and covers dairying, fruit
raising, swine breeding. general farm
Ing, livestock. Irrigation, land values
business and manufacturing opportuni-