The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1915-09-09

Mrs. MACK Rambo and sons Ma,co,,,n
and Everett left this morning for port
land. where the boys win be entsres
IN school. and Mrs. Rambo viii stav
and look after them.
M l. Ayers win sell your farm for
you. or loan you money.
John callan last week sold his Ford
machine to VIM Workman who As on
eraung the Callam farm near town. and
MT Workman was in town this week
inioting the machine like an old hand
You can secure choice onions by the
sack at the City Feed store.
"Maroney -Maroney -Maroney- Maroney-
Maroney -MaroDey Maroney -Maroney- Ma
roney Maroney.'
Mrs. Leo Brust went over to Nez-
perce last week and is visiting at the
home Of Mrs. David Turner, where Leo
mas been engaged In threshing for sew
eral weeks.
Bran and shorts. steam rolled feed.
poultry supplies.
NORWOOD WAREHOUSE co.
o. s. Hess was In the city last week
from his home In whHebird Mr..
Hess says he is preparing to make IL
nal proof on his homestead up in the
Higgins section.
Take your cleaning and pressing to
r. E. Putnam. the new tailor, In the
basement of the Mclean building.
who is Maroneyf Maroney Is the
dbirdman who will fly at the Lewiston
Charleston fair every day, Oct. 4th to
9th Inclusive"
Potatoes at IS cents per hundred at
the City Feed Store.
Next year you will see a large num-
Der Of silos built here. Better buy the
Smalley cutter at Walter Hickenson's
sale next Tuesday Sept 14th, ats the
ibest make on the market.
An excellent piano for sale cheap at
the Episcopal rectory.
of the Grangevllle Electric Light &
Power Co. was an arrival in the city
Monday night and remained over Tues
day. looking after business matters con-
nected with his company.
Orders taken for porch and window
awnings. See Chester Arnold. 20tf
Sam Kennedy came in last week from
the Nez Perez country where he en-
gagged in harvesting for a number Of
weeks. A number of machines were
destroyed by explosion and fire In Lew
is county during the season.
Give your horses and cattle a treat.
Use Ely Way" to drive pests off
your stock. Guaranteed by the Inter-
national Stock Food Co.. and for sale
at the City Feed store.
Mrs. J. E. Babb. who came up from
Lewiston to act as one of the judges
at the flower show, returned home the
first of the week to Lewiston. While
here she was the guest of Mrs. Wal
lace Scales.
Mrs. Myra Spears, of Medicine, S.
D., Is here visiting with her neice,
Mrs. George .Wilkin and family. Mrs.
Spear took In the San Francisco expo
sition earlier in the season, and later
will return to her home.
George wiHxin and family. Mrs. My
ra Spear and Miss Blanche Rapp drove
to Kooskia last Sunday in Mr.. Will
kin'e car and spent the day in that
little city the guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
e. E. Shank.
Charles Durham was in the city the
first of the week from the Whitebird
section and sold to John Baer the
bunch of 50 cattle which he and F. G
Painter brought out last week fol-
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this week.
! Thee. Swarts, the Whitebird pioneer
came up last Saturday from his river
home to bring out his daughter, Mns
Newman. who has been visiting witt
her parents some time The lady
took Sunday mornings train for hei
home at Culdesac.
James Buchanan OF Kooslxia, after So
| journing In the city for several days
with his numerous friends. left for his
home Tuesday going by way of Cotton
wood, where he will enjoy a short Wis
1t with his old friend ]. L. Eckert. wht
resides north of that city.
Fred Corliss was in the city last Sat
urtday and Sunday he and Frank Van.
sise and Tom Chandler took a hike fol
the hills with a pack OUTFIT trailing
them. This undoubtedly means a hi-yl
hunt a little latter on.
Thomas Hye. of Spokane was In th'
city several days this week on business
He came to Grangewlle from Stitei
where he has been adjusting the bust
ness of his brother Frank Hye.
The Holstein cattle are far greats
mixers than all others and make th'
best of beef regardless OF the knockers
Buy some good ones at Walter Kicker
sons sale, next Tuesday, Sept. IA.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. e. Parry and Mis-
Sarah Parry. sister of the former, wer'
IN the city over night Last Saturday OIL
their way home to Koosloia after a.
cutting of several weeks in the Adam
section. They were guests Of the I'm
periai hotel while here.
Miss Rosa Williams returned las
week from Salem, Oregon. where sh
took a three years course as a train
ed nurse. She rs now caring for MI
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