The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1916-12-21

Mr.. and Mrs. Charles s. Gregory
came up from White Bird the first
OF the week and went ON down to
Lewiston.
Loans-Geo M. Reed.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Brockman came
in Tuesday night from their home near
Ferdinand and Mrs. Brockman is now
visiting with her parents Mr. and Mrs.
q. L.. Bourland. Joe returned to Fer
dinand this morning.
Private money-Geo. NJ. Reed.
Harry Meader came in the first of
the week from Doc Dennys deer park
over on the Clearwater where he had
been the guest for several days of the
well known Border Days" manager,
and brought out two fine bucks, one of
them being a six-pointer. Doc also
came out and is mixing around.
Potatoes for sale. A. Rode. 4e-tf
G. L.. Bourland brolght in to the
Cash Produce company Wednesday a
mammoth turkey which tipped the
beam at % pounds, and cashed In Mt
$a'4S, smashing records for the season.
The purchasers stated that If "stalI
fed the bewhiskered patriarch could
nave been made to weigh between 35
and 40 pounds.
Fire insurance. A. w. darlington.
The many friends of Miss Helen
Green are very happy to learn that
she Is convalescing from her recent
serious operation and will soon be re-
moved from st. Josephs hospital to
her home. Miss Green's condition has
been alarming and it is pleasant re-
lief to her hosts of friends that she
is now improving.-Sun. Tribune.
Many of the latest popular books at
Glanvilles.
Mr.. and Mrs. Theo. Tolefson of Sites
were guests of the Imperial Tuesday.
having come in with Mr.. and Mrs. N
Ii. Pettibone from their home north
east of town. Mr.. Pettibone has moved
his furniture from Sites and is lust
getting 1t installed in the splendid new
bungalow on his Circle S ranch, where
they will be at home to their numer
Gus friends in this section.
For bran and shorts. mill run. 90 tn
the City Feed Store
Mrs. A. s. Hardy received message
last Thursday announcing the serious
illness of her father at her parents
home in Portland and took the Friday
mornings train out At Lewiston she
received a second message stating that
the father had passed away. This win
be sorrowful home going to Mrs.
Hardy and the sympathy of all her
Grangeville friends and neighbors go
out to her spontaneously in this hour
Of great trouble.
Four hundred acres, FIVE years. cash
rent. See l.. M. HARRIS. 1-tf
VIM. S. Ritman was in the city
Monday from his ranch east of Clear
water attending to county seat bust
ness and remained over night. Mr..
Ritman came over to pay his taxes and
also to take counsel with County At
-orney Hattabaugh regarding the |
necessary steps for a legal resurvey of |
ais township, which the government
surveyor who was at work in that sec
ion this summer, said had not been |
fully surveyed yet.
Farm stock sales are made a spec |
atty by Harry Cranke. auctioneer.
III. L. Kirkham, one of the prosperous |
:itizens Of the White Bird country.
vas transacting business in Grangeville |
his week. Mr.. Kirkham brought his |
heck book with him, and in a pleasant |
visit at the Globe Office, where he drop
ped $3.50 into the slot, he announced
he fact that he was out to wipe off /
he debit side of the slate perfectly
lean before the New Year caught him
md from his movements we should
Judge that he would soon realize that
happy ambition.