The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1915-03-25

Mrs. Joe Benoy, of the Fairview
community, left Tuesday morning for
Wisconsin where she expects to make
her future home. She was accompan-
led by her brother. Mr.. Carr. who re-
Gently came out from Wisconsin to as
sist her ON the return trip.
Few as good. none better than the |
Van Brunt drill. For sale by Eimers !
Hardware & Implement Co.
Evan Evans left Monday morning for |
Moscow where he went to attend
meeting of the state board OF educa-
ton Since the appropriation for the
university is known the board will get
busy and make arrangements In ac- ,
cordance with the available funds.
Steam rolled feed. Digester Tankage
for hog feeding.
NORWOOD WAREHOUSE CO.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arson Holmes left last
Saturday for Bonners Ferry. after
spending the winter here, and Mr..
Holmes will again take up his work
with the Moyie Hydraulic Mining Co,
Of that place, as he did the season be-
fore. They will return here to win
ter.
Iron with electricity at cents per
hour Grangeville Electric Light &
Power Co.
| The Green Eyed Monster company
who put on the play at the opera house
Monday night, decided to stay over
Tuesday night also. They put on a
good show, and were entitled to a
larger attendance than they received.
They went from here to White Bird
where they played Wednesday evening.
Sim King. who with Mrs. King ar
rived here recently from Valdez, Colo
RADIO, this week purchased through l..
NJ Harris the Jennie Williams property
In the south west part of town, and
will improve the same. 1t is sight
ly place of ~ acres, and can be made
a very desirable residence property.
Guaranteed drop-head sewing mach
Ines $zv.00 and up at Lingos Furniture
Exchange.
Cashier w. w. Brown. of the Bank
of Camas Prairie, was called to Nez-
perez the first of the week as expert
witness in the well known damage case
in which VIM. Campbell sued the Bank
g. Trust company of vollmer for $685.
600. This case has been before the
courts for the past two years.
Give your stock treat to Interna-
tional Stock Food. Eimers Hardware
& Implement Co.
H. f. Heppner came in last FRI
day evening from his placer mines w
in the Adams Camp section, where he
has been working since last December
getting things in shape for business
: operations. and laid in some needed
, supplies. The project is new but prom
, Using one and the work has to be start
ed right at the beginning and bull
up. Mr.. Heppner returned Wednesday
t to the hills.
Hot Point Electric Irons guaranteed
10 years. $3.50. Grangeville Electric
q Light & Power Co.
: John Jorgenson was in the city las
I Saturday from the westside mixinl
( among his friends here. Mr. Jorgensor
informed the reporter that he was no
farming at present and that he ha,
d retired from the business and woul,
never engage in 1t again. He sait
he was just drifting about now havin,
~ a good time and seeing real life, ant
) pened to be.
y Frank Hockersmith, OF the Crosb,
a store, left the first of the week on ,
business trip to Pasco. He went vi,
l. Charleston where he was the guest o
It Rev. Van Slyke. formerly pastor O
D. the Christian church at this place.
STRAYED from t. w. Bales ranch
d bay coach filly. years old, n
a brands. bob tail Phone
:, 17-tf II w RATEc
l. The Rt. Rev. Jas. B. Funston. d. d
le Bishop Of the Episcopal church in Ida
f no. arrived in town this evening o
his annual visitation to the local parish
"A Rev. Bush win be host at a Dime
lc party at the Imperial hotel tonight 4
honor OF the bishop. Bishop Funste
win stay in the city over tomorro,
ne ana celebrate holy communion at I
ng a. m. and administer confirmation :
n. a class of S at 1850 p. m.