The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1916-02-24


Miss Camilla Smith of Moscow, was
an arrival on Wednesday evenings
train, on a few weeks visit to her
father, Geo A. Smith, of the Globe
This Is Miss Smiths first visit In the
past two years.
Shingles and lath at Madison's.
Bowlers never get appendicitis
The Denver band boys had bills
printed this week announcing a dance
at the Denver band hall for Friday
night. The entertainments Of this
popular organization are usually well
attended, and the Denver band is a
deserving organization.
PRIVATE MONEY TO LOAN. Geo.
M. Reed. 51-tf
Mrs. Fen Batty and Miss Lillian
Murray left Wednesday for a trip to
Spokane, Seattle and other points for
the purpose Of inspecting the stock
and new styles in millinery. They ex-
pect to be absent for number of
days.
Board and room at the Alexan-
dria. eff
John Nevins, the White Bird mer-
chant, and Frank r.. Wyatt, the well
known stock man, are In the city, hay
ing come up Wednesday together. Mr..
Neyins reports business good with him
In the mercantile line, and says that
signs of spring are now at hand In
their low altitude.
Try the Prairie Smokers; cents.
Dan Greenburg, city editor of the
Moscow Daily Star Mirror, is in the
city, having made the trip up here
with Deputy U. s. Marshal Mark
Howe and Robert Fl. Elder, democratic
national committeeman of this state.
1t seems to have been something of
political pilgrimage.
One hour at bowling, the easy plan,
to make the world hearty man.
f. A. Silcox, district forester, and
r. III. Rutledge, assistant, arrived In
the city Wednesday evening from the
forest headquarters at Missoula, on
their annual allotment and inspec-
lion tour. They were met at the I'm
nerial hotel by Supervisor Geo. v.
Ring of this office
The bowling season is here at last
Get acquaintedw 18th the pin boys,
they're always "settin' 'em up"
U. s. District Attorney McClear has
,een In attendance at court this week,
icing associated with Attorney Clay
HcNamee of Lewiston, In the defense
II James Stuart, the educated Nez
'erce Indian of KoOskia, who was
ued for an attorneys fee by w. H.
Jasady.
MONEY at low rate and 3 to 10
ears time. See M. L. Ayers. Oppo.
lite Fair Store.
A. N. Mothorn, who some time ago
old his ranch near Whitebird to Geo.
sehean, is In the city this week In
ompany with Mrs Mothorn, and are
uests at the Imperial hotel. They
xpect to leave right away on a trip
o Butte, and on south to Twin Falls |
nd other points in that part Of the
tate.
AS winter is approaching have your
toves lined and repaired at Chester
Herman VonBargen came over from
Is home near Fem on last Satur-
avs train and was mixing among his
Illicums here. The train furnishes
II excellent means of conveyance dur
az the breakup days when neither
lachine or horses are desirable.
Bran and shorts, steam rolled feed.
oultry, supplies.
NORWOOD WAREHOUSE co.
]. ID. Hardnan and family of Aud
~, Oregon, arrived In the city Mon
ay night and on Tuesday morning
eparted for White Bird, where he
as purchased the Fay Hurley place
II. Hardnan brought with him a car
household effects and some stock
five head of fine horses and
Tree Jersey cows. Mr.. Hardnan is a
,usin to Mrs. w. p Wikoff and saws
2 has come to stay.
Mat Geary will redeem your Lig-
ett n Meyers tobacco tags.
Republican State Chairman Evan ,
vans returned Wednesday evening !
ON Boise, where he recently met ,
It'll the executive committee and at {
Md the Lincoln Day banquet. He !
US the meeting there was regular !
We feast without a discordant note +,
mar the brotherly harmony, and he
as dee-lighted to learn of the ex- y
llent meeting held in his home town
ring his absence. +
II you want your horses shod prop
ly go to Oliver & Gardner. All t
her work done in first class !
vie. eff i
j. nj. Ely, living seven miles north
town, delivered to John Rothlis- \
rig Monday, one of the finest lunches =
hogs received here in many day. :
lere were 20 head in the bunch.
aighing 1905 pounds and averaging /
little over 241 pounds to the head.