The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1916-01-13

pear at the Odd Fellows opera house
in this city on the oath. Bear this
In mind and secure your seats at an
early date, and avoid the rush. They
are popular combination.
The busy mans health regulator
bowling.
r. B. Meeker and Jack Wills were
selected this week to confer with the
county board at Grangeville next
week in regard to the bridge between
town and the depot The former will
represent the highway district and
the latter the village.
If you want your horses shod prop
erly go to Oliver & Gardner. All
other work done in first class
style. 6-tf
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Newman, of
White Bird arrived in the city We'd
nesday night from Culdesac, where
they were called some weeks ago by
the serious sickness Of their grand
son. Mr.. Newman remained over a
day at this place to attend to some
probate matters.
AS winter is approaching have your
stoves lined and repaired at Chester
Arnold's.
Undertaken u. s. Hancock was call
ed to Whitebird the first of the week
on business. He reports q very cold
and trying trip. Whitebird is ex-
periencing the rigors of winter as well
as the prairie country.
The bowling season is here at last.
Inf odx thn nj
they're always "settin' 'em up"
Miss Leona Griffith is now in full
charge of the local telephone ex-
change Miss Effie Chadwick, who
has been operator a number of years,
having resigned. The patrons of the
exchange are sorry to lose an eff
cient operator but are assured that
the new hello girl" will fill the bill.
Bran and shorts, steam rolled feed,
poultry, supplies.
NORWOOD WAREHOUSE co.
p. H. Courtney packed up his sa-
loon fixtures last Saturday and had
them moved to John Norwood's ware
house near the depot, where they were
stored for the time. Mr.. Courtney
expects to leave the first of next week
for an extensive trip through Cal
ifornia to be absent for an indefinite
period.
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
5-tf
Gus Wickman who recently bought
the Hershel Clay ranch at Golf and
has been moving down, returned to
Grangeville this week after another
load of household goods The rest
of the family will remain here until
the weather is little more inviting
for travel. Mr.. Wickman attended
the funeral of Robert Neill Sunday
at Golf, in fact he took the body to
| its last resting place with his team.
Elsie Janis is both author and star
In Betty in Search of a Thrill" the
next Monday feature at the Lyric.
The story takes the little New York
heiress over great deal of ground,
and the production is highly spectac-
ular from a scenic point of view
Vivid scenes of cabarets, theatres and
city landmarks crowd each other in
quick succession.
ID. ii. Kube came In Tuesday from
his ranch northwest of town, and was
interviewing our business men. When
asked If he came in in his auto, he
replied that he had been unable to
get sled runners to fit 1t. Mr.. Kube
save the mercury registered IS below
at his place Tuesday night and 20 at
Jim Miller's.
Il. A. Carpenter left last Saturday
morning for the north part of the
state to resume his work as district
organizer for the Modern Woodmen.
While here Mr.. Carpenter mixed bus
mess and pleasure and enrolled quite
a list OF new members on the camp
roster. Last Thursday evening a
number of the new recruits were in
itiated into the order, the work being
followed by an excellent spread of
good things to eat The rest of the
new members will be taken in to the
order in the near future.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Meyer came
TO town last Saturday, and Mr.. Meyer
remained over to take treatment for
a severe fall, which he had, from his
wagon the day before, and which put
kink in his neck that had to be
handled just right. Henry is i'm
proving so rapidly that he is once
more able to emphasize his remarks
both with his hands and his head
when he reaches an interesting point
/ In the discussion-this does not NEAR
J political discussion. for it is q well
known fact that Henry will not tall
: politics."
w. d. Perkins, who was up in the
prairie for some three weeks, visit
ing among his old neighbors and
friends and looking after business in
terests, returned home last Saturda,
1 TO Charleston where he has been ma
king his honn FOR tlo r.an4 g. -