The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1916-03-16

The busy mans health regulator
Lester Backus, aged five months.
son OF Mr.. aud Mrs. Harvey Backus
OF this city, died at the family rest
dence Saturday and was Inferred at
Prairie View cemetery ON Sunday
afternoon.
LANDS. 10 years time. Geo. M
Reed.
The Eimers Hardware company this
week installed a brand new gasoline
filter pump for the accommodation Of
the automobile trade, at the edge OF
the side walk In front OF their place
OF business.
Men Wanted-To plant trees. @.
Goan, Dewey Fruit Farm.
Arthur McSpadden OF the Salmon
river section, was looking after bust
ness at the county seat Saturday and
took In the bowling contest between
Lewiston and Grangeville I'm the eve
ming.
NEED ANY MONEY! See Geo.
n Reed. 5I.tf
Robert Todd of Pasco, Wash, form
erly proprietor Of the Ell vago cigar
factory In this city, was an arrival
on last evenings train. Mr.. Todd ex-
poets to go on his homestead up the
Clearwater near the Fred Corliss place
where he will remain for some time.
CoAI,-the KozY KIND-at Madi-
sons.
Mrs. J. M. Wilson Of Harpster, who
has been In the city for the past few
weeks taking chiropractic treatment
with DIR. w. b. Sims returned to her
home Monday much improved In
Cement for sidewalks. Madison has
II.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. 8. Happy Jack
son Of this city are the proud parents
of a nice little daughter that came
to make her home with them last SUM-
day morning. DIR. Stockton reports
all parties concerned as doing nicely.
with the possible exception Of Grand
pa"
STRAYED-One bay pony, IA hands
high, branded horseshoe bar on left
shoulder. Strayed from the Robbie
ranch about the first Of the year.
Suitable reward. Il. s. HANCOCK. 1t
Top prices paid for fruit jars. o.
T. Lingo.
Geo. p. Smith returned last evening
from a winters visit with his sister,
Mrs. b. @. Looney, at Vancouver,
Wash, last evening. Mr.. Smith states
that he enjoyed the visit very much
and that that section had snowfall
of some fifty inches during the winter.
Mrs. Looney, his sister, formerly lived
here, and is kept informed of condi-
tions In these parts by the Globe.
One hour at bowling, time well
spent, an amusement innocent
FOR RENT -Four good dwelling
houses, some Of them partly furnished.
See d. w. OLIVER. 16-4t
Mrs. j. w. Schmadeka returned
from Spokane recently accompanied by
her daughter, Miss Ivy, who was ta-
ken to that city to have her eyes
treated. The young lady suffered from
an attack Of the grippe during the past
winter which seemed to settle In her
eyes and for some time was In a very
aggravated condition The treatment
of the specialists, however, afforded
much relief, and the young lady is
now near complete recovery.
For bran and shorts. mill run, 60 to
City Feed Store.
FOR RENT--Good improved farm
Of. 240 acres, well located on Camas
Prairie; close to school, on good road.
Cash rent, half In advance. Reason
able price. ARNOLD & WILKIN. Il
%. I. Lingo returned from the coast
on Saturday evenings train, where he
went some two weeks ago on q goods
buying expedition. While away Mr
Lingo made number of purchases
in furniture and rugs and states that
he feels wen repaid for the expense
OF the trip. On the way home be
stopped Off In the Yakima valley and
found in the particular section which
he visited that land was held at 5000
per acre and that owners wers asking
rental OF 800. which seemed to
him to be entirely too much.
Bran and shorts. steam rolled feed
poultry, supplies.
NORWOOD WAREHOUSE 90.
MONEY at low rate and to 10
years time. See M. L. Ayers. Oppo
site Fair Store.
DIR. Green is spending the week end
with his family In Lewiston prior tc
starting on his trip to Whitebird where
he expects to remain about month
/ He viii be in his Grangeville Office
|,again after his return from the Salm
on river but expects to go to Nezpercs
county for the summer months, return
ing to Grangeville again In the fall
and be In his office here again mex
winter. The doctor says that he In
tended to move his Office to Lewiston
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