The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1916-01-06

fOrk, ana IN Trying CITY lire as n OIL
version for a few days. Pete is much
better at this time from the severe
attack of rheumatism which had
about knocked him out for a while.
The busy mans health regulator
bowling.
J. NJ. Taylor of White Bird, return
ed Wednesday evening from a two
weeks visit with friends In Spokane.
and continued the journey homeward
this morning Mr.. Taylor visited with
Mr.. and Mrs. A. V. Overman, the two
ladies being sisters, and a pleasant
time was had by all concerned.
If you want your horses shod prop
erly 90 to Oliver & Gardner. All
other work done in first class
style. 6-tf
Come to the pie social at Mrs. Sped
denis tomorrow, Friday evening. Sew
eral varieties of pie, but only one kind,
the good kind. Cut of pie and cup Of
coffee, 10 cents. The guarantee lies in
the fact that the Baptist ladies are
back of it,
Guard against collie among your
horses by laying in a supply of Inter
nation Collie Cure. City Feed Store.
r. M. Carey came in last Saturday
from the Rocky Canyon section with
Is coyote hides, the result of little
over a weeks work. While they did
not all belong to Mr.. Carey, he held
large interest in them. They rep
resented a state bounty of $3.50 each,
and, according to Mr.. Carey market
value of from 81 to So each. Not a
bad rake-down, everything considered.
AS winter is approaching have your
stoves lined and repaired at Chester
Arnold's.
There was a report current on the
streets this week to the effect that
j. Il. Miller has sustained heavy loss
by fire at Chawchilla, California,
where they moved on leaving Grange
vile. 1t is also said that Mr.. Miller
had moved away from there to Graf
ton, California, before the fire occurr-
ed. Mr.. Millers Grangeville friends
will be extremely sorry to learn of
any misfortune having overtaken them
in their new home.
The bowling season Is here at last
Get acquaintedw it'll the pin boys,
they're always "settin' 'em up"
George w. Marshall was in the city
Sunday from his ranch over on the
plains settling up some matters of
business in the county seat On his
way out Mr.. Marshall bought 90 head
of stock hogs of Theo. Swarts, the
old pioneer living just this side of
Whitebird, paying a little less than
five cents for them. He took them to
his ranch later where he will feed
them up on some surplus grain he
raised last year.
All international Stock Food RENE
dies are guaranteed. If not satisfac-
tory your money will be refunded.
City Feed Store.
Joe Brockman, who is now one of
the large and successful ranchers and
Indian land leasers over in the Fer
dinand section, was in town New
Years mixing among his old Grange
vile friends. The last time Joe was
over he was looking as sleek and
adipose as a bloated Wall street bond
holder, but this time he was as thin
as a racer, the result of a too pro-
tracted and strenuous life on the
farm, without sufficient diversion in
the way of friendly visits to the
county seat.
LOST-From the Warden place one
and a half miles north of the city,
one large light red COW and one me-
dunn sized dark red cow, both de-
horned. Suitable reward for infor-
nation leading to their recovery.
DOLPH SMITH, Grangeville, Idaho.
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Ed Nelson who was taken to the
the Sacred Heart hospital at Spokane
some two weeks ago, suffering from a
severe attack of appendicitis, under
went an operation Immediately upon
his arrival, and is now convalescing,
word from Mrs. Nelson stating they
expected to move Ed from the hospital
within the next few days. This made
the second operation for appendicitis
that Mr.. Nelson has gone through, and
the numerous friends of the family
will be pleased to learn of his recov-
cry.
Inc McGn1e trading 90. Will move
the Grangeville market to the Sehmad-
eka block, opposite Alexander Freid-
enrich Co., Jan. LIST. When we have
the cold storage plant installed the
market will be known as the Grange
vile Cold Storage Market. SIT
The first of the year witnessed sew
eral business changes and moves as
follows: The McGhie Trading Co. re-
moved from the MeClain block to the
Schmadeka center room and now have
very nice place and when repairs
now under way are completed, will
have one of the finest markets and
cold storage plants this side of Spo-
kane, and the place will be known in
the future as the Cold Storage Market.
SnyderMiller Mfg Co., dealers in har-
ness and saddles, moved from the Hic-
kerson building to the Masonic build
ing recently vacated by o. T. Lingo,
and are now busy arranging their ma
chinery. They will have a very nice
place when the plant is arranged and
no doubt will enjoy their new quar-
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