The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1915-10-14

George Bay OF Colvuie, WASH, ar
rived In the city recently and Ia ma
king preparations 20 open q new meat
market. We have been unable to learn
40 to whether Mr.. Bay has been sue
cesefui In securing suitable location
for the enterprise.
Modern house with barn for rent
cheap. See m. L. Ayers.
Mrs. Mary James and son Virgil. are
here from Marcus. Wash. and win
probably spend the winter here, Vir-
gil having gone to work Tor the light
and water company. Mrs. James h the
mother of Mrs .Bayless
Bran and shorts. steam rolled feed.
poultry supplies.
NORWOOD WAREHOUSE CO.
Miss Paula Becker-Jurgen. sister of
Leonard,s. who has spent the past year
In the city departed q few days ago
for Portland. where she will make her
home.
Fred and Bob Hunt, assisted ny Lon
ME Collins, went into Mil creek last
week to gather UP FreGs cattle that
were on summer range. The boys sue
ceeded in gathering the entire bunch
OF POI head in one day time. john
ME Lamb of Winona brought out his
cattle at the same time.
Guard against collie among your
hon SEES by laying In a supply OF Inter
VIM. Pafrisot came out from Florence
this week where he has been for the
most part Of the summer looking aft
er his mining interests. Billie IL an
old timer dn this section and was
heartily greeted by his many friends.
He will return to the Florence camp
in a few days.
As winter is approaching have your
stoves lined and repaired at Chester
Arnolds
Miss Grace Shepherd. former state
superintendent Of public instruction OF
Idaho, has accepted O position with the
international Harvester company to do
edncational work In the state OF Geor-
gia- Miss Shepherd II now In Chicago
with her mother. who IL very NJ
LoST-A pair OF ladies' nose glasses.
during Border DayA Finder leave at
this office and receive reward 45-2t
| Mr.. and Mrs. AL Chance returned to
Grangeville yesterday. Mrs. Chance
spent last week here as guest at the
home OF Mr. and Mrs. L @. Kjosness.
Mr.. Chance. who Is manager of the
Madison Lumber company's yard at
Gmngeville, arriving Saturday.--Mon-
Ia xpu .rsrfa,s,no
| Can use all kinds OF grain and po-
tatees in exchange for any stock on
our floor. City Feed Store.
Miss Lenora M. Brown, daughter o,
Mrs. Julia K. Brown of this city, be-
came Mrs. Paua H. Shinlxle ON Tuesday
October 18th The ceremony was per-
formed by Rev. Cook. pastor OF the
Baptist church. Mr.. and Mrs. Sdnkls
will make Grangevine their home fou
the present at least.
AN international Stock Food RENE.
dies are guaranteed. II not satisfac.
tory your money win be refunded
City Feed store
Jack Edwards. of the A. g. r. store
left aast Sunday morning In compan,
with Deputy Game Warden Smith fol
the Day and Markham ranches up the
Clearwater on q hunting trip. This Il
Jacks first trip TO the hins In Ques
Of big game ana his friends are alread,
lconjecturing as to tho result.
The new Joy smoke: 81 Sanitaire.
Mr. Amos Fogeson and wife OF Cot
tonwood. and w. w. Deasey OF Denver
departed by team last Friday morning
for southern Idaho. Mr.. Fogeson ha
hand interests in that part or tn
state at present and MIR. Deasy vii
probably locate in the same neighbor
hood The outfit contained six horse.
and some cattle.
Fire insurance. A w. TaIkington.
Bowiers newer get appendicitis.
Hal Brown came In from Portlan,
last Friday. where he went on his re
turn trip from Omaha to look into tn
stock shipping business. Mr.. Browl
reports a good trip to Omaha and fha
he and Mr.. Taylor struck a good mar
ket with their cattle. He returned I
his home ON tine Salmon river the frs
OF this week.
WANTED - Homework by competer
housekeeper. Box Sss. Grangevills
e A. Thornton. Mr.. and Mrs. Phi
Hartman. Mr.. and Mrs. Bartlett an
Mrs James Allen. were visitors in on
city the first Of the week from Sites
Thomas and James surridge were /
town Monday from their homes nea
Harpster In consultation with som
mining men regarding road matters {
their section.