The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1915-05-20

Fire insurance, A. w. Talkington.1stf
w. A. Mcmahon, OF Boles was In the
city number OF days this week look
dng after business matters.
Miss Hannah Murray returned the
last Of the week from a six weeks visit
20 outside points.
II there is anything wrong with your
horses feet take them to Sion Southland
Correct shooting saves trouble.
Jim McGrane OF Lewiston was in the
city a few days last week looking aft
er the interests OF himself and brother
Frank in the horse buying business.
Orders taken for porch and window
awnings. See Chester Arnold 2o-tf
VIM. Mulhall came down from spo-
kane last week and is now busily en-
gagged in making improvements on his
extensive ranch over near Denver.
Sion Southland will shoe your horses
according to their needs. Better see
him.
Hans Peterson, the Keutervilie hard
ware merchant, was a county seat
visitor Sunday and Monday OF this
week.
For Sale--Underwood typewriter, No.
5 model, first-class condition. Must be
sold at once. Enquire this office. 21-tf
Fen Babty recently uncovered a 10
foot strata OF the finest kind of sill
lea sand. It is stated this sand can
be put to a number OF uses and no
doubt will prove valuable.
Orders taken for porch and window
awnings. See Chester Arnold. 20-tf
James Buchanan came up from Koos-
kia Friday and is visiting among his
pioneer friends In this CITY Mr.. Blu
chanan looks hale and hearty and Is
enjoying the best Of health.
Nice art squares and small rugs at
Lingos Furniture Exchange
Mrs. r. w. Oveman is expected
home tonight from Montana where she
has been teaching school r. w. has
been here for some time looking after
his extensive interests In this county.
LosT--Between Grangeviiie and White
Bird. a small leather book containing
Masonic lodge receipts. Finder please
return TO this office.
Charles Nail left yesterday morning
for three weeks visit to his former
home near Eugene. Ore. Chas win al
so visit Portland and other coast cities
before returning. This will be his
first visit In twenty-five years.
Word has been received OF the sud
den death of Mr@. Maude l.. Randall
formerly a resident of this communal
ty, at her home at Valentine, Mont,
the cause of death being heart
failure.
w. H. Badgero returned Monday nigh
from an extended trip through the
east. While absent he visited his
old home in eastern Canada, return
Ing by way OF New York where he mad
extensive purchases of merchandise fol-
his store at this place.
LOST-From near the Rogers place
near Red Rock, one 2-year- old light
brown mare colt, branded ] with quar-.
ter circle underneath. Will pay $500
reward for information leading to re-
covery. James Kash Kash. box ass
Kamiah, Idaho 2s-ti
J. M. Lamb. a prominent pioneer
farmer Of the Winona district, broughf
in number of horses to the military
inspection held here Saturday. Mr.
Lamb had one team In the bunch thai
weighed 5000 pounds that was offeret
to private individuals.
Cecil Hammer, of Spokane, is fine
speciman of young man who has &C.
cepted a position as boollSeeper at tn,
Union State Bank, succeeding G. F
johnson, June list. the latter will ther
associate himself with p. w. Mitchell
In the practice of law.-Nezperc,
Herald.
NJ. Wilson, representing the weyer,
hauser Silo Co, Of Everett, Wash.
addressed the agricultural class a
the High school Tuesday morning OF
the silo and its value to the farmer
Mr.. Wilson is a fluent speaker and re
ceived the closest attention Throughout
his talk
B. F. Goldman. prominent mining ma,
OF Warren, arrived in the city Sat
urday on his return from the Cali
foznia fairs. Mr.. Goldman says the Ida
no mining exhibit is in fine shape ant
attracting considerable attention. Mr.
Goldman will go on into Warren in !
few days.
r. B. Kading is progressing NIGEL,
with the work on his bungalow on Soutl
Meadow street. and when completed wi
be one OF the neatest little places h
the city. Despite the wet weather TIL
concrete foundation has been Compel
ed and the main walls are PARTIAL,
erected. The size of the bungaloy
aside from the porches will be s0xs
feet with full basement, steam hea
and will be modern in all its appoint
ments.
]. B. Leeper. deputy postmaster q
Stiles. was in the city last Frida
looking after matters connected wit
the postmastership Of that place. ]
seems the class OF this office has re
GENTLY been raised a notch, and Their
has been some complaint regarding th
wandering from the Democratic fol
Of the present P. NJ. +. z. Leeper. az,
he is to turn the office over to hi
successor In the near future. M,
Ieeper is endeavoring to Land this an
pointment and would no doubt give tn
patrons good service