The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1915-10-14
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Mr.. and Mrs. Gus GiIbertsen OF the
southern part of Minnesota. were ar
rivals In the city last Thursday might.
and have ben spending the week In q
pleasant visit with Mr.. Gilbertsen's
brother Hans and famdly. The Gilbert
sens are on q tour of the west and
win take in the California fairs before
returning to their eastern home.
Money to loan. H. w. Carrots.
Mrs. John Coram left Tuesday morn
ing for Salt Lake City for few
weeks visit to her daughter. Mrs. L.
w. Jordan and family. Some two
months ago little daughter arrived
at the home Of Mra Jordan, and Mrs.
Coram has gone. to make the acquaint-
ance OF the little stranger. the first
grandchild in the family.
Farms for sale. Geo NJ Reed.
NJ L. Ayers Is in receipt OF informa-
ton stating that Elias Kilen and wife
are now at Mayo Bros. hospital at
Rochester. Mimi, where Mrs. Kilen was
might be benefited. TIL Kilnes former
in this section VINO win be grieved to
learn of Mrs. Kilen's unfortunate con-
dition and hope for speedy recovery.
Drain tile for sale at Chester Arnolds.
Ward Van Vert ON returning home
last Friday night caught a man in his
house. That is. he didn't catch him.
for the fellow went out through the
first opening he came to taking window
sash and ALL Ward says he has miss
ed nothing. for he had not been gone
from home long enough for the burglar
to swipe anything before he scared him
away.
Evan Evans and Bert Anger made o
business. trip to Lewiston together Mon
day. returning home Tuesday night.
While there they had the pleasure OF
meeting Congressman Addison T. Smith,
who is making a trip through the north
before the convening OF congress in
December. to learn what he can do for
the citizens OF the panhandle when he
returns to the national capital
John Knight. formerly in the dray
business In this city. ana now working
about miles north. was In town last
Saturday and informed us that farm-
considerably with grain thieves. The
off number OF sacks before the farm
ers could get their grain from the
fields to the warehouses.
r. H Cone left Sunday for Portland.
suffering from had attack OF eye
trouble. Mr.. Cone has had considera-
BILE annoyance with this affliction be-
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treatment in Spokane with beneficial
results. At that time the trouble was
confined to one eye and now the game
condition In the other.
ndr. and Mrs. Russ Rice came out
from their home on the Salmon river
last Thursday for load Of supplies.
Harry Vincent also came out for the
same purpose both gentleman return
ing home Saturday. Mrs. Rice, accom-
panied by her daughter. Mrs Ed Vim
cent. who had been In the city for a
number of days. went on to Portland
whene they win make a few weeks
visit.
A. p. Jarvis returned home Sunday
night from Harlan. Iowa. his old home,
where he was called recently by the
ocftous nAhhtSsS OF MS haAner, who
still Is In a dangerous condition. Mr..
Jarvis Sr. had his foot amputated last
May. and the wound has not healed on
account of complications which arose,
and In consequence he is an Invalid.
A. p. is preparing to sch of his per-
sonai effects at public auction, and will
return to Iowa this fall to look after
the business OF his father who has ex-
tensive farm interests which need su-
pervision since his Illness.
H. w. Grant left the first OF the weed,
for Portland on business contested
with the shipment OF cattle to that
market Mr.. Grant, while maxine
Grangeville his home. having purchased
splendid residence here recently, II
engaged in the cattle business in the
Salmon river country on an extensive
scale. and is rapidly raising the stand.
ard of breeding. running largely e
Herefords In fact all the Salmon rive,
cattle men are now improving thei,
stock by the importation OF pure bred
sires.