The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1916-04-13

l p.lIs over on the South Fork, near
the Dolph Smith place, on iuesuay
~ this week, for Manager Holmes.
Miss Nav Manring, who is attending
..,,,ool at Cottonwood this season.
came In last Friday evening for
short visit with her many frlenus.
Non Grant Of Boise, representing
IN r. Polk 4 Co., is in the city touay
looking up information for new sIa.e
directory that is to be puDilsneu III
the near future.
Wanted to Trade-Fruit trees TOT
old second hand sacks; 1000 wanteu
Mt once to pack trees with. Y. Ooaii'
Evan Evans left early this week Tor
sno.ane and Boise where he will re-
main until the meeting OF the hepupii
can state central committee at lWh
Falls ON the 10th.
The McGhie Trading Co., pays the
highest price for hides, pelts and wool
on Camas Prairie.
| DIR G s Stockton reports the Dlrth
| of a fine little boy to Mr.. and MIS-.
Ralph Telcher ON Saturday, April Sth,
and Ralph Is now one OF the prouuest
fathers In this section.
Full line of furniture that hasn't
got the war price added to 1t. Come
| In and see for yourself at W. u.
Grahams
For a good blood purifier, use Rex
Iau Specific and Alternative Compound.
We guarantee it to give satisfaction or
your money will be refunded. Clan
vile Drug Co.
Chas Wilson, Joe Davis and Edw.
Smith well known residents OF White
bird, were in the city a number OF
days this week on matters before the
commissioners
Tom Allison, the well known hunter
and trapper, came out from Lowell,
Idaho. this week and will spend a
short time with relatives and friends
at this place.
Watch for big personal sale adver-
tisement of Bert Henley, to be held
at the Chas. Everst homestead, four
miles northeast of Whitebird, on
Tuesday, May End.
NORTHERN PACIFIC RAILWAY
LANDS IN EASTERN MONTANA al
$3.50 to $500 per acre. Suitable fol
farming or grazing. Easy terms. Fol
information write or see; w. 10. HOLT
MILES CITY, MONTANA.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Wethered Of Wal
lace arrived in the city last week be
ing called here by the illness of the
formers mother, Mrs. Everett who |.
reported as improved.
i Charles Il. Horning returned to st
Maries yesterday after a couple o.
days visit here and will resume hi
: duties as a teacher of English in tn,
< high school of that city.-Moscow Sta
: Mirror.
Just Arrived-The largest shipmen
of trees that ever came to the Cana
prairie Come to the Dewey Frui
farm and look over our stock befor
1 lyou buy, it will be money saved t.
! lyou. @. Goan.
Mrs. Ella zimmerman of Lewiston
came up from her home on Monda,
: evenings train and on Tuesday wen
on down to Whitebird where she vii
: visit with her parents, Mr. and Mrs
7 Frank Wyatt, and other relatives.
Orville Nail Of Starbuck, Wash,
in the city on short visit with hi
|. brothers Roy and Otto. Mr.. Nail, VIII
is in the mercantile business in hi
home town will depart Saturday morn
! ing.
+ Pete Brockenour came out from hi
ranch on the South Fork last Saturda
and is spending a few days in til
= lnftu pnfa 10 nm Of OH NJ &fx,,nx
of this section and his many friend
! here are always pleased to see him.
Il. M. Costley came up from b
present home at Asotin Tuesday ev
ming and is spending a few days visi
r ing with his many old time friends
t this city. Mr.. Costley has real e
: tate interests in this city.
0 Next week being Passion week the
J Twill be services every evening excep
ing Saturday at the Federated churc
: Communion service Thursday evenin
and regular services on Sunday.
u. Gornall, Pastor.
i L M. Simpson of Spokane vi.
!, president of the Grangeville Electr
Light & Power Co., came in on Tue
day evening and on Wednesday NOR
: ling departed for other Camas prair
points on business connected with Il
/ company's interests.
s Mrs. Arson Holmes left this NOR
: ing for the Gilbert placers where 81
will join her husband for the summe
!, Mrs Holmes states that from this tin
: the placers are to be known as Il
Telegraph Placers," which name hi
L been selected by the new owners.
: Through the personal efforts Of Il
Rev. Father r. f. Zuur of Grangevil
the funds are raised for the ne
}. church at Winchester, Idaho. So,
the erection of the building will stal
q The contract is given to the Maids,
! Lumber company Of Grangeville.
l. The First National Bank install,
much needed improvement today
the way of heavy brass guide raj
!. at the entrance to that financial ms