The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1916-11-23

/ viii not be responsible for any
debts incurred by Laura Dixon Har-
disty. w. %. Hardisty. 46tf
Mr.. and Mrs. A. N. Mothorn came
up from Whitebird the first of the week
and have been interviewing the county
officials and influential friends to see
IL they cannot get their young son re-
leased from the industrial school at
Blaclxfoot, where he was sent some
thing over year ago.
LOST-Pair OF mounted elk teeth
Suitable reward win be paid for re-
turn Of same to this Office.
w. b. Smith, one OF the well known
citizen farmers Of Clearwater, was in
the city last Saturday looking after
county seat business. He called on the
Globe and renewed faith, advancing
his paper to 1918. Such acts rejoice
the heart Of the printer, like the well
come dew on the spring-time daisy.
II your furs need remodelling or re-
paired take them to the Batty Millin-
cry.
Mrs. Fannie Harris came in last Sun
day evening from Spokane and re-
manned over night with friends. Mrs.
Harris conducted a successful special
sale of furs and wraps Monday and
Tuesday at Cottonwood. She came
over and spent Tuesday night In
Grangeville, returning the next day to
Spokane.
A speciality Is made Of selling pure
bred livestock by Harry @. Cranke,
the auctioneer.
Fet Rhoades rented the Freidenrich
residence between the postoffice and
the Bank of Camas Praire, owned by
McGfane and Evans, and moved his
household ecects and family over from
Cottonwood last week. Miss Winifred
Rhoades is handling the piano feature
OF the lyric Theatre now and is giving
most excellent satisfaction. They will
spend the winter here, at least.
Cement farm tile, posts, culverts,
blocks and markers for cemetery lots,
made to order at Chester Arnold's.
| James Buchanan came up from Koos-
kia last week and visited for a couple
of days with his old pioneer friends in
Grangeyille where he lived for so many
years and used to know every man,
woman and child. From here Mr..
Buchanan went over to Jake Eckert's
place, on the westside, and as soon as
Mr.. Eckert can get his grip packed
they will treke 1t for California for
| the winter.
MONEY at low rate and 8 to 10
years time. See M. L. Ayers. Oppo-
site Fair Store
Thomas Thompson will leave for a
trip to show jewelr~ and jewelry now
elites Friday and will be In Sites De
cember 2nd, Newsome 3rd and 9TH, Elk
City 4th and 9th, Clearwater 9th and
It'll, higgins ON December 9th and
Whitebistl the 10th and 18th. This
will enable those who live off from the
railroad to make Holiday selections
from large stock of goods right be-
fore their eyes, instead of from cata-
i logue pictures.
You can get cement blocks suitable
Chester Arnold's.
II The members OF the Girls First Aid
and Training camp are preparing Xmas
boxes for each member Of Company E
now on the border toward which dona-
tions will be gratefully received. The
next regular meeting will be held
Wednesday evening at the residence
of Mrs. Stockton, at which DIR. Rains
viii lecture on "Poisons and TheiI
Antidotes" The lectures will be con
tinued throughout the winter months
New members are desired
J At the Smoke House you will find
: on sale Columbia grafanolas and al
: the latest records.
Fred Mckinney had In little tracl
OF eleven acres of Marquis wheat this
year at the home place from which hs
took 295 sacks of grain. He sold 26;
sacks for $69S, reserving 80 sacks fol
, seed Had he sold the entire crop 4
would have brought him a little ovel
! $40 an acre, or practically the marke
! value of the land. Is there any countr,
on earth that can beat this in produc
tiveness? If so, we have failed t.
hear of 1t In rather long period o.
. Investigation.
Buy q registered Holstein bull. Sc
e my add, best bargain ever.
. 89tf. WALTER HICKERSON
8 Mr.. and Mrs Thomas Pogue came u
$ from the Whitebird> country Tuesda,
and left the next morning for Spokane
From there Mrs. Pogue will go to Cali
fornia for a lengthy visit Mr.. Pogu
will return home after looking afte
some business matters at the inlan
o empire metropolis. Ed. Smith brough
: Mr.. and Mrs. Pogue out In his machine
i and also DIR. Pogue who had been dow
. ON the river doing veterinary wor
! among the stockmen.
, The latest Columbia records an,
grafanolas are to be had only at th
Smoke House.
Mrs. George Behean returned la.
week from Spokane where she wa
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