The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1915-12-30

Mack Leonard came in last week
from Portland where he has been at
tending business college since last fall,
and is putting in the holidays crib
bling things up with his former school
mates and friends and spending part
of the time at home. He will return
to Portland next week to resume his
studies.
The busy mans health regulator
bowling.
j. A. NeiS, who was called back
home to Nebraska last September by
the death of his mother, returned to
the city last Thursday evening. Mr..
Neis had not been home in a number
OF years and stated that conditions
did not seem at their best in that
section of the country. Alfalfa was
a good yield, but corn and other
crops did not amount to much.
The @. w. Brockman livestock sale
will take place ON Tuesday, January
4th, at the ranch one mile north Of
Grangeville. There will be a big
free lunch, SO come prepared to stay
through the entire day. 1t Is possible
you might pick up snap or two.
George r. Curtis and George M.
Saunders were in the city last Friday
from Harpster, where the former u.s.
ually winters, putting in the summer
season at his placer mine near New
some. Mr.. Curtis showed the Globe
editor nugget which he took out of
his mine this summer that weighed
out $65. The mine is located ON New
some creek in the Ten Mile district,
and is a very valuable property. The
past season was very successful one.
We can now handle all your tur-
keys. Bring them in. City Feed
Store.
A. L. Talkington met with a very
painful accident last week and is
now carrying his hand all bandaged
up. Mr.. darlington who was suffer
ing from severe attack of la grippe,
went TO the wash room at the I'm
perlal for drink of water, when he
swooned away, falling upon the long
row OF marble basins, and in doing
so his hand struck the hot water faw-
Get turning it on. He at last revived
to find that the whole back of his
hand had been parboiled by the
stream of hot water which had been
running out on it.
Can use all kinds of grain and no
tatoes in exchange for any stock ON
our floor. City Feed Store.
Henry Meyer came in from Fem on
Sunday nights train and spent Tues
Gay In town paying his taxes and WIS., |
Itlng with his friends, which means
everybody in the community. Henry
still holds warm place In his heart
tor Teddy" and his big stick. and Is
tree to express his opinion that we
would today have far greater self-re-
'pect and the respect of a far greater
number OF nations of the world had |
ne been in the white house during fine |
)ast three years-and that it would |
Ill nave been accomplished with much
ess loss OF life and expenditure of
nix and paper.
A suggestion: one hours bowling re-
ieves indigestion.
Evan Evans returned home last Fri
lay evening from Portland, where he
'ad been for couple of weeks under
medical treatment. While making a
our OF the southern part Of the state
s chairman of the Republican state
rganization, Mr.. Evans was taken
fith a severe attack of la grippe, and II
.as confined to his room In Salt Lake
lily for four days; later was a week
Boise trying to get hold of him
elf" Failing which he went to Port
md to seek the best medical counsel.
lie now feels better both mentally
nd physically, in which fact his
riends rejoice with him.
Bowlers never get appendicitis.