The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1916-11-16
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FIFTY ACRES YIELD So, l5S.Sv.
This week A. G. Dahl sold to the
yollmer-C Clearwater Co. OF THIS place,
900 sacks Of Marcus wheat the yleiu
secured from fifty acres of summer
faIlowed ground The wheat weighed
100 100 pounds and brought $l.60 per
hushel making a total OF $3,loo.oo.
A WILEY states that this was the
largest check issued for that amount
of wheat in his warehouse experience
DIR. III. b. Blake, county coroner, ana
Jacl, Romain autoed over from Reuter-
vile this morning to be in attendance
ut the J. G. Rooney preliminary. COT
oner Blake together with the other OF
ficers. investigated the case of the muir
der Of the day-old- baby Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Rooney something over two weeks ago,
and will be called as witness IN the
case.
AT the Smoke House you will find
on sale Columbia grafanolas and all
the latest records.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Coram left Tues
day morning for California, where they
exnect to spend the winter They
went via Spokane and wallace, at
which latter place they will visit Tor
time with their daughter Mrs. Wether-
ed. They will then go to Salt Lake TO
see their other daughter, Mrs. j. W.
Jordan, later continuing their trip to
Oakland, where Mrs. Brown now re-
sides.
You can get cement blocks suitable
for chimneys and well curbing at
Chester Arnold's.
Mrs. w. e. Graham and daughter,
Mrs. Mabel Henley, are closing up their
business affairs here and will leave
about the 9th for LosAngeles, CALI,
where they expect to make their future
home. The Grahams have been resi-
dents of Grangeville for many years,
during which time they have been ac-
tive i'm the social, fraternal and church
circles from all of which they will be
greatly missed. The best wishes of the
Globe and the many friends here will
go with them.
The latest Columbia records and
grafanolas are to be had only at the
Smoke House.
I'll. Il. Heppner came in Monday night
from his mine east of Adams Camp
and is laying in supplies for the winter
Mr.. Heppner now has his placer prop
erty shaped up ready to turn the water
on the first thing next spring, having
been ditching and fiuming for the past
year or more. He has plans now un
der way for the development of one OF
the most extensive hydraulic properties
in the state. Mining is looking up al
over Idaho and bids fair to bring lots
of capital and wealth to us in the neal
future.
Cement farm tile, posts, culverts
blocks and markers for cemetery lots
made to order at Chester Arnold's.
A. D. Sewell came in Saturday even
ing from his home at Lucille, and
after visiting for couple of days witt
his Grangeville friends, left Tuesday
morning for Portland and Hubbard
Oregon Mr.. Sewell is native sol
Webfooter, but it has been forty year;
since he left there. He has not beer
in the very best of health for a time
and says he thinks 'the old webs neet
soaking up once more" so he viii
try that remedy. Mr.. Sewell dropped
in for friendly visit with the Globe
man while in town.
Harry G. Cranke, of Cue & Cranke
auctioneers, Of Spokane and Nortl
Yakima, will cry your sale-anywhere
j. w. Crea was in town Tuesda,
from his ranch near Fem. He say
he has not been doing very much regu
lar farm work recently, but that i
requires pretty much all of his tim,
repairing and keeping things regulated
on his place. He has a good Workshop
with tools for carpentering and repair
ing the farm machinery. Mr. Cres
says he has not made his plans yet
but that he and Mrs. Crea may decid,
later to visit their daughter Mrs. Wer
ner Kalin who is located at Brawle,
in the extreme south portion of Califor
MIA.
Some of the latest books by Harol,
Bell Wright, Gilbert Parker, Re,
Beach, Jack London and other wei
known writers at Glanville's Dru,
Store.
John w. Wilson was down in tow
Tuesday of this week for the first tim
in month. Mr.. Wilson was laid III
with abscess of the stomach, and wa
in a critical condition for sometime
during which period he lost fort,
pounds. While still weak he saws h,
has regained his boyhood appetite an,
now has difficulty in restraining a dis
position to eat everything in sight
John thinks If the appetite holds goo,
and he can get the wherewith all t
satisfy the craving. he will in a shor
time, put on enough adipose tissue t,
win the distinction of being a ia
man.
We are in the market for live O
dressed turkeys, also young ducks an
chickens. Good time to sell Will
prices are good. City Feed Store. A.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Behean o
Whitebird, went to Spokane last wee
in response to the message that thei
daughter Annie had been taken dow
with an attack of appendicitis. TIL
daughter had been taken to the Sac
red Heart hospital and had undergon
an operation before the parents arrived
The young lady is reported to be gel
ting along III good shape at this time
Z. A. Johnston last week bought on