The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1916-02-10

4 A. Cooper, the well known White
bird citizen, has been a guest at tbs
Imperial hotel for the past week. Mr.
Cooper Is here on court business IL
connection with the enthusiastically
of an estate which he is settling up
He and Mr.. Clark, a nephew of the
late Larry OFT, will soon go to Cal
if0rnia to close up some partnership
interests which Messrs. Cooper anC
Oft had in that country of sunshine
and tourists.
One hour at bowling, the easy plan
to make the world hearty man.
Paper, felts, roofing. See Madison
Mrs. J. Loyal Addison has been
very much exercised over the flooding
of Otay valley near San Diego recent
ly by the breaking of a big dam. Mrs
Addison, who is a sister of Professor
Miles Reed of Pocatello, had a mum.
Der of relatives living in the valley
some twelve miles from San Diego
and up to recent date had had nc
word from them.
COAIs-the, KOZY KIND-at Madi.
sons,
s. w. Salter, of Waupaca, Wis, ar
rived here the last of the month ON a
visit to his friends in this vicinity,
and has been spending the time at the
Bob Cone home north of town. Mr..
Salter is very much pleased with the
country and has decided to remain
here and will engage in farming.
Board and room at the Alexan-
dria. eft
A suggestion: one hours bowling re-
lieves indigestion.
DR.. Green went to Lewiston last
Saturday morning to enjoy a few days
with his family, returning last eve
ming.
LANDS, 10 years time. Geo. M.
Reed.
Mat Geary will redeem your Lig-
gett & Meyers tobacco tags.
Try the Prairie Smokers: 5 cents.
Rural Mail Carrier Munro got tan
gled up in the snowbanks last week,
and when his cry of distress was
heard the patrons along the line came
to his rescue He was helped up from
Columbus by one of the neighbors, and
then another furnished a team for the
run on west, and a fresh team was
given him to get back to town with.
The life of the rural mail carrier is
just one round of happiness on occa-
sions OF that kind and when they have
TO glide through the oceans of bottom
lnCG mn in hn ~
breakup comes.
Milk customers wanted. Call Main
8l. TIT
The bowling season is here at last.
Get acquaintedw 18th the pin boys,
they're always "settin' 'em up"
Fred Mckinney returned Wednes-
day evening from Wallace, Idaho,
where he shipped carload Of hogs
asst week to the Hercules Mining com
pany. The shipment was a splendid
punch, averaging 254 pounds, and
brought the top notch. This is the
second shipment Fred has made to this
mining company, the former one being
made last fall, and was composed of
carload which he was preparing for
he stockshow but got them over fat
,ened too early for the show. Fred.
low has standing order with the
mining company for hogs.
The busy mans health regulator
,owling.
NORTHERN PACIFIC RAILWAY
lands IN EASTERN MONTANA at
300 to $500 per acre. Suitable for
farming or grazing. Easy terms. For
write or see, w. Il, HOLT.
NILES CITY, MONTANA.
Betty hansen will be remembered
Is long as theatrical history is read.
She will be remembered as the in
erpreter of the immortal Ibsen char
lcters Newspapers throughout the
United States all heralded her ar
'ival from the capital of Denmark.
Her $4,000 wardrobe attracted ma
attention, and you will see
t worn by this queen of drama in
The Celebrated Scandal" that comes
o the Lyric, Wednesday, February a. |
This drama tells in gripping, con-
Fincing way, the story of the terrible
fleet of gossip.
Go to the Alexandria for room and
,0ard. eff
One hour at bowling, time well
ipent, an amusement innocent.
Court Stenographer Hodge and Mrs.
D. G. Steele came in on last Friday
lights train from Lewiston, and the
Judge arrived day later, all in time
o get in readiness for the opening day
donday. Judge Steele is complaining
4 his health this trip, but his friends
ire commenting just the reverse ON