The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1916-02-17
One hour at bowling, time well
spent, an amusement innocent

One hour at bowling, time well
spent, an amusement innocent
Louis Swarts arrived in the city
Monday night from Culdesac, where
he has been connected with a hard
ware firm. Louis went on down to his
home at Whitebird and he and his IA
Their, Theo. Swarts, will engage in
placer mining on one of the bars which
they own in the Salmon river.
: Mat Geary will redeem your Lig-
gett & Meyers tobacco tags.
Frank Vansise and assistants have
now got the big warehouse back of
the Masonic building pretty well right
ed, and are putting the sheeting on
ready for shingling. This building is
one that went down under its burden
of snow, and barely missed catching
Roy Nails big shipment Of autos.
A can Of 25 Prairie Smokers at 81
is a good investment. At all dealers.
Rev. Henry o. White, Baptist
evangelist will deliver lecture to
men only, Sunday at p. M, at I. o.
o. +. hall, subject, Gods Purposes
in Marriage Relations and Perversion"
Rev. White is an M. d., and will inter
est you and help you.
Cement for sidewalks. Madison has
1t.
E. w. Oliver is once more able to be
out on the streets, and is receiving a
hearty welcome from his friends. 1t
is to be hoped that with the breaking
Of winter and the reviving spring con-
ditions that Mr. Oliver once more
will take on his accustomed health
and activity.
Buy can of Prairie Smokers 81. 90
at all dealers.
Herman /. Hanson, one Of the prom
inent citizens of the Ferdinand coun-
try, is in the city accompanied by Mrs.
Hanson. DR.. Moore, assisted by DIR.
Stockton and Miss Calhoun, performed
a successful surgical operation on Mr..
Hanson Monday, and the patient Is re-
ported to be making good progress at
the present time.
The busy mans health regulator
bowling.
Mrs. Donna Hewes returned the
several weeks. Mrs. Hewes went from
here to Salt Lake during the holidays
for visit with her son and family.
She later went to Portland, her for
mer home and stopped off at Culdesac
for several days where her son DIR.
Smith is located.
LANDS, 10 years time. Geo. M.
Reed.
Representative Henry Meyer came
in last Friday night from his home
near Fem with Hon. A. III. Conner,
the Lincoln Day speaker, and intro
duced him the next day among his
Grangeville friends. Messrs Conner
and Meyer were in the last legislature
together and are warm personal
friends
Room and board at the Alexan-
dria. eff
George Wood left Wednesday of this
week for the ranch on the Snake at
Pittsburg Landing He says the frost
is about out of the ground and he will
sow his barley in with his alfalfa
while there and it will be in shape
to harvest the forepart of June. He
said that phone message from the
boys stated that the cattle had come
through so far in very good shape
MONEY at low rate and 8 to 10
years time. See M. l.. Ayers. Oppo.
site Fair Store.
George ID. Smith took Mrs. Harry
Grant down to Whitebird Sunday. and
has very little to say in favorable
way regarding the roads from here to
the Salmon. Mr.. Smith says from
what he could hear, he thinks that
the greater part of the talk about the
loss of stock in the Salmon river sec
ton is without foundation. The peo-
pie down there do not seem to know
half as much about the matter as can
be learned on the outside.
BUY A FARM. Geo. M. Reed. 51tf
A letter from ]. ]. Pulse received
few days ago, states that they are
now residing at Westlake, Oregon, and
wish their copy of the Globe changed
to that place. Mr.. Pulse says they
nave had no winter but that 1t is the
only place in Oregon that can say as
much. They are living in a tent and
enjoying the best of health, and will
remain there until after the high wa
tiers of the spring. Mr.. and Mrs. Pulse
send best wishes to their many friends