The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1916-12-07

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tional Association of State Marketing
Associations viii be held in Chicago
at the Hotel Sherman December SO In
connection with the National confer
ence ON Marketing and Farm Credits,
| according to Secretary Charles w. Hol-
man of the latter, in an announcement
here today. This association was form
ed in 1915 at the third annual con-
ference and has already done much
| to standardize the Farmers market
| ing systems in various states that be-
long to the association. w. G. Scholtz,
director of the Department of Farm
Markets for the State of Idaho, is
president and William r. Camp, direc-
tor of the Office of Markets and Rural
Organization for North Carolina, is
secretary. About twenty states includ-
ing New York, are members Of this
association.
Now is the time to place your order
for trees for spring delivery, order
blanks on application. c. Goan or Mar
shall Games 2-1
p. d. Sherwin brought in a dressed
hog this week on which he certainly
made nice profit. He purchased the
hog at public sale and paid the sum
of $12 and turned him off for a few
cents less than $40.
Harry @. Cranke, Of Cue & Cranke,
auctioneers, of Spokane and North
Yakima, will cry your sale--anywhere.
Don't overlook the big public sale
listed for the 10th by l.. A. Beeman.
Mr.. Beeman recently disposed of his
farm and Is going to sell off all his
personal property. He has two teams
that weigh 1850 and 1900 for each
animal, good milk cows, hogs, and all
kinds of farm machinery.
Moores Non Leakable Fountain Pens
would be acceptable as Christmas gifts
You can get them at Glanville's.
Rev. ]. b. York the pioneer minister
was in the city several days the first
of the week from his home near Sites
visiting with friends and bidding them
goodbye for the winter. Mr.. York is
closing up his business and will leave
next week for California where he will
visit at Corning, San Francisco, Los
Angeles and other points of interest
Mr.. York, feeling that he has earned
a rest, will spend the winter in thai
congenial climate, returning home IL
the spring after the rigors of the north
ern winter have passed away His
family is now grown up all but the
younger son who Is with the brother
at Clearwater attending school. Three
of the daughters are teaching, and tive
of the sons are attending school at Lew
iston.
The latest Columbia records and
grafanolas are to be had only at the
Smoke House.
VIM. Covert is in the city from ovel
on Meadow creek across the Clearwatel
river, where he has a ranch mile
from the Ruff Bros. place. He saw
Robert Ruff, who came from Rosyll
to attend the funeral of his brothel
Henry, is. now in charge of the ranch
and that the younger brother and tw,
sisters are with him for the time being
The father has been an employee ii
the blacksmithing department of tn
railroad company at Roslyn and othe
points for some forty years. He en-
couraged the boys to purchase tn,
Whitman ranch and engage in agricul
ture and stock raising. The recen
accidental death of Henry has mater
tally interfered with the original plans
; but 1t would seem they will continu
to run the ranch.
Buy your wife a New Home Sewin
Machine at the Miller Hardware an,
Implement Co. 2-3t
Miss Ida Kube returned to her hom
yesterday after spending the Thanks
giving holiday week with Mrs. Wallac
Scales. Miss Kube is the daughte
of Mr.. and Mrs. ID. I'll. Kube of tn
Denver vicinity, who have recent,
rented their farm home and are 500
to take up residence in one of tn
prairie towns. Grangeyille feels tina
she has strong claims on these est
mable people, as they number thei
old friends by the score in this plac
and would certainly feel perfectly a
home among us. Mr.. Kube is one o
our wealthiest and most substantial
farmers and he and his esteeme.
household would be most valuable ad
ditions to both the business and sc
cial life of the community Shout,
the Kubes decide to take up residenc
, in our midst, they can rest assured o
most cordial welcome.
100000 private money to loan a
) low rate Of interest. A. w. Talking
! ton.
) Dances are to be given every Satur
+ day evening at Schmadeka's hall dun
:, ing the winter under the auspices o
: the local Dancing Club. For some week
past the Saturday evening dances hay
1 been capably managed by Ben Bunnel
a and Chas. Johnston, but this week
t deal was completed by which the dane
$ ing club will have charge of Saturda
: evening dances in the future. The dane
0 ing lessons given by Mrs. Calvert vii
e be resumed later and the Saturda
: evening dances will, for the present
be devoted to dancing exclusively, il
which all who attend may participate
The dancing club announces the frs
S dance on Saturday, Dec. 10, and ex
0 tends an invitation to the general publ
r to attend. A petition guaranteein
e funds to pay for the completion of tn
l. dancing instructions has been prepares
r and placed with Ed Abramson who viii
receive signatures of all who desir
h to continue the dancing laSSaps IL,