The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1915-04-29

Pasture for Rent--on old Tamm place.
miles northeast Of Grangeviiie. See
T. T. Holman zo-2t:
t. w. Cole, OF Portland, formerly
resident Of this city. Is here on
business visit and renewing acquaint-
ances.
Guaranteed drop-head sewing mach
ines $1,000 and up at Lingos Furniture
Exchange.
DIR. Warner returned home wednes-
day evening from coast points. He is
looking fine and will probably umpire
Sundays game
Save the wear on your linoleum by
using linoleum varnish. A. w. ROBIN
SON II SON. 21-3t
M. o. Bateman, general foreman for
the Pacific Telephone Co., is in the
city looking after the affairs OF his
company.
1 want to buy your calves. Leave
word at the express office.
1s-5t WALTER HICKERSoN.
Mrs. w. o. Smith returned last week
from lengthy business trip through
northern Idaho in the interests of the
Royal Neighbors OF the M w. A. lodge
sTRAYED from T. w. Bales ranch.
bay coach filly. years old, no
brands. bob tail Phone
17-tf T. w. BALES.
Representative Henry Meyer of Fem,
who is now the owner of new Over
land car, was attending to business
affairs in the county seat Saturday.
For Sale Underwood typewriter, No.
s model. first class condition Must be
sold at once. Enquire this office. 21-tf
Mrs. Grant Benedict returned this
week from a visit with relatives and
friends at Lewiston. and was accom-
panied home by her neice.
Found--on one OF the main streets
OF Grangeville, a good watch. renning
when found. Owner can have same by
Identifying property at this office and
paying for this notice 20-tf
Young friends to the number of 40
assembled at the home of Homer Elm
ers last Friday evening and enjoyed
dancing party.
Security Calf Food-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.
+. H. Meader Co. 20-tf
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Jess were in
from their ranch home at Winona Sat
urday attending to business at the
county seat.
County Commissioner ]. N. Rice Of
Freedom, is in the city to be in at
tendance at the special meeting Of
the board which which takes place to-
morrow.
Evan Evans has been putting in lot
Of work on his home and grounds this
spring, beautifying the place in a pleas
ing manner with flower gardens and
lattice work on the porches.
Frank Hogan, who formerly conducted
a barber shop In this city, now a pros
porous stockraiser and rancher of the
Salmon river section, was transacting
business with our merchants Saturday.
p. E. Miller and c. w. Felt, prom
inent business men Of Nezperce. were
in the city Monday attending to BUSH
ness matters Mr.. Felt was formerly
in business in this city.
Miss Bonnie Bowsher of the local
schools. was rendered surprise party
by the Fifth grade one evening last
week. at which a very enjoyable time
was had by those attending.
There will be regular services each
Sunday at the Catholic church excep-
ting the End and 4th; at s o'clock a.
m. for the children and 10 o'clock a.
m. high mass. Evening services at
1880 p. m. Rev. r, F. Zuur, pastor.
A marriage license was issued We'd
nesday TO Bart Simon and Miss May
Poler. prominent Cottonwood young
folks. Bart Is member OF Simon Bros.
He came over with his brother Frank
In his car.
Mrs. Julia A. CARRIER and sister, who
has been spending the winter at this
place, will leave Monday morning for
California for a years sojourn, where
1t Is expected the health OF the ladies'
will. be materially benefited.
The Insurance on the Bibby residence
which sustained considerable damage
In the recent blaze, was adjusted last
Saturday and the loss placed at $4,000
on the residence with an additional
sum on the furniture
Deputy Assessor Richard crea finish
ed assessing the district from Grange
Vile north to the reservation line on
Tuedsay of this week. Good progress
is being made all over the county by
the assessors and the work is expected
to be finished within few days.
President Eugene Enloe and Vice
President l.. w. Simpson OF the Grange
vile Electric Light & Power Co. arriv-
ed In the city Monday evening from
their Headquarters at Spokane, and
spent few days in the city looking
over the company's interests in this
section.
Frank .Edgington returned from Lew
iston Monday evening where he has