The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1916-10-05

Miss Hazel VanP0Ol Is visiting IN
the city from her home near Boles.
w. A. Shuck and James McHugh
came up Tuesday from Whitebird on
business.
viii r. Plat, Of the firm Of Plat &
Jones, is in the city this week from
their Plains ranch.
Platt Talbot, one Of the prosperous
citizens of the Joseph country, was In
the city this week on business.
Ray Thompson and Pierce Culley
were county seat visitors the first OF
the week from the Whitebird country.
Harry Cranke, of Cue & Cranke,
| auctioneers, of Spokane and North
Yakima, will cry your sale-anywhere.
What is the use of buying poor rub
Der goods when you get the guaranteed
kind for less money at Granville Drug
Co.
Wanted-Position on ranch or in
mines by man and wife. Experienced
help. G. A. Schow, room over Elk
press Office. 1tp.
Dan Greenburg came over from Mos
COW last Saturday evening and remain
ed over a couple Of days visiting here
and at the d. III. Kube home north
west of town.
Frank Rapp came through from Pay
cite Lake on his way to Nez Perez on
business a few days ago and stopped
here day or two visiting with his
sister, Mrs. Geo. Wilkin.
Private money-Geo. M. Reed.
Harry G. Cranke, of Spokane, of the
auctioneering firm of Cue & Cranke,
was in the city last Thursday being
called here to cry the sale of M. l..
Cross. The sale is reported to have
been very successful.
For AWNINGS see Chester Arnold.
There were quite number of Sal
mon river citizens in town last Satur-
day and Sunday having brought out
stock for shipment. Something like
900 head of hogs were shipped out from
this place this week which were driven
out from that country. Among those
noted were John Hadorn, Frank Hogan,
Charles Crooks and Ray Thompson.
Henry Korthuis and John Workman,
former citizens of this vicinity, who
sold their 400 acre tract of land near
this place several years ago and moved
to HOLSTER, in Twin Falls country, re-
turned last week and are looking over
the country with a view of settling
with us again. They are accompanied
by two others of their Holland country
men.
j. Loyal Addison and family came
up from their home in Whitebird last
Sunday in their new Oldsmobile. and
are enjoying an enforced visit here
with relatives and friends. You see,
it rained after their arrival and the
| Whitebird hill is some difficult to tray
ell with an automobile when made slip
perry by about the right amount of
rainfall.
Insure in sure Insurance. l.. M. Harris
Mrs. G. X. Blech and baby and Mrs.
j. ID. McHenry arrived in the city on
last evenings train from their homes
in Los Angeles, Calf. Mrs. Blech is
the daughter of Evan Evans, and on
her arrival here found her father alb
sent In the meantime the ladies are
visiting at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Mac Rambo. Mr.. Evans has been mott
fed and is expected home shortly.
Cash paid for ranch butter. McGhie
Trading Co. 42tf
NJ. Ashline, the Spanish war veteran,
who was brought out from higgins
some two weeks ago by DR.. Foskett,
and taken on to Spokane for an X-ray
examination for the Location of bull
let supposed to be wandering around
through his system, returned here last
Saturday night An abcess was to be
the aggrayating cause Of Mr.. Ashline's
bad physical condition, and he returns
home much improved in health.
Blue stone, 10 cents per pound at the
Miller Implement Co.'s.
b. Q. Davis was up from Whitebird
several days this week, prepared to
take back threshing engine with him
to be delivered over on Joseph for Il.
Christensen and helpers are to take
the separator. The outfit will be taken
to Whitebird and there ferried across
the river. The traction engine goes
by its own power but the separator
will have to be drawn with teams. The
machine was purchased from Billie
| Brockman.
No matter where you are located,
Harry G. Cranke will cry your sale.
Among the relative here this week
to attend the funeral of Seth Jones'
the oldest pioneer, were: Mr. and Mrs
w. A. Jones, of Boles; Mr.. and Mrs
Emmett Jones, of Boles; Sam Jones, of
Whitebird; Mr.. and Mrs. Asa Jones,
and sons Julian and Lewis, of Cotton
wood Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Cone; Mr..
; and Mrs. NJ. S. Martin and daughters,
!. Miss Lena Martin, Mrs. Ollie Bartlett
and Mrs. Schwalbach; Fred and Bob
: Cone, all of Grangeyille.
J The latest Columbia records and
grafanolas are to be had only at the
Smoke House.
j.. NJ. Gilmore went to Lewiston Mon
day and will engage in the real estate
business with John w. Wilks. Mr.
Gilmore Is making arrangements to
take up permanent residence in Lewis
ton and expects to move the family
and household effects to that city in
the near future. The departure of the
Gilmores is deeply regretted by theiI
many friends in Grangeville. They