The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1915-11-04

j. III. Smith and wife and S, A Moon
came in on Thursday of last week from
Florence, where the two former have
been spending the summr doing devel-
opment work on their mining claims.
Mr.. Noon has been one of the fixtures
and active mining men at Florence for
many years
Messrs. Erickson and Bay. formerly OF
Celville WASH, will open a new stab
lishment in the city on Tuesday OF next
week, unde,- the name of the City Meat
Market The gentlemen have secured the
oliver building on north State street
and are placing the same in readiness
for the accommodation Of the public
See their cd in another column.
A. l.. Donaldson and family ..assed
through the city yesterday from their
home at Whitebird on their way for a
several weeks visit in Ohio Mr.. Dom
aldson is banker at whitebird and
formerly resided with his family in this
city. being connected with the Lewis
tom Charleston company. Trib--
une.
L. Keltnei this week took over the
Midway Cafe for the past few years
under the direct management OF Mrs.
Chas Johnston. Mr.. Keltner Is an ex-
perienced restaurant man and will no
doubt maintain the former good tand-
ing in which the cafe has been held.
Mrs Johnston win enjoy a much need
ed rest.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Painter came up
from Whitebird the first OF the week
and are still in the city, guests Of the
Imperial hotel. Mr.. Painter was admin
istrator of the Mrs Poll estate. and
was closing up the sale of what Is
known as the George Hawiey ranch
near whitebird to Frank Hogan, while
Mrs Painter was patronizing the local
dentists.
Word was received by friends few
days ago that Charlie Cone who went
to Portland recently for treatment was
In rather serious condition, his eye
sight being worse than when he went
there, and his physical condition also
not having improved. as had been hoped
Mr.. Cone Is one of the old timers here
and has a host of friends who will re-
ceive this news with many regrets
Mrs. Leo Freidenrich of whitebird wa
In the city this week on her way to
Spokane where they expect to take up
residence as soon as Mr.. Freidenrich can
close up his unfinished business at thu
Salmon river metropolis. Mr.. Freiden-
rich's store was burned at that place
during the big fire and he has decided
to seek business at some other point
The Freidenrchs will be greatly missed
in this county.
Mr.. ad Mrs John Byers and daughter
left Wednesday morning of this week
for California, where they will look
over the country and If they like COM
ditions, may locate there permanently.
Otherwise they win continue to look
and may finally return to Camas prai-
RE, the best country on earth. They
will stop at Portland on their way and
visit friends at Salem.
Bernard York was in the city this
week from across the Clearwater. While
here Mr.. York visited the Globe and
had bills printed advertising he joint
sale of personal property by himself and
| J. b. Leeper, whose farm Mr. York
has been leasing. He says he does not
know yet just what he win do on leav-
! ing 1.-The farm but may secure another
ranch in that section or move to other
parts.
WANTED $50 cattle, horses. or cat
tie and horses. Can run them on sep
arate range. ! For particulars address,
J., C. DAUBENSPECK. White Bird. Ida
| no 4S-4t
Joe Broclman. was in the city last
Friday from the Ferdinand section
1 sxl.ar he ic fsf 1uv.u Tn.
dian land leasers and grain farmers In
that section He was circulating among
his friends over here same as OF yore.
and incidentally was trading and at
tending to other business matters.
Ranch life in the new location evident
ly agrees with Joe. as he is all of a
third heavier than when On his farm
west of town
Frank Hogan was in the city several
days this week closing up the deal for
the 240 acre farm near whitebird
known as the George Hawley place
The matter was up before probate judge
Harris. and was open to bids by any
persons who might desire to raise this
price offered by Mr.. Hogan. Charlie
Durham wanted a forty, but not the
Wnoi0 tTacts anu II was uecluSu Dy MI
Harris to close with the offer Of 1856
made by Mr.. Hogan. 1t is splendit
ranch and cheap at the price.
Senator e. s. Sweet and brother Fl
E. Sweet are expected home Saturda.
from Chicago whore they recently tool
the big shipment of cattle and hogs
They realized good advance on thei
stock over the coast market prices .ful
ly demonstrating the fact that The stocl