The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1917-10-11
Farm loans. A. w. darlington.

Farm loans. A. w. Harrington.
Charlie Kerr will have an auction
sale next Monday and o. T. Sdderburg
VIII sell his personal property on Tues
day. These gentlemen have fine lunches
Of cattle and some good horses to offer.
Most anything in machinery and house
hold goods can also be found III their
lists.
The prescription department Of the
Right Drug Store will be under the
supervision of DIR. Jackson from this
date, DIR. Jackson being one of the old
est registered pharmacists in the state
Of Idaho, having been licensed to prac-
tice pharmacy in old Bingham county
before there was state law.
John T. higgins came up from his
home at Charleston last Thursday eve
ming and on Friday evening went on
down to White Bird, expecting to go
from there to the higgins Hot springs
where he had business to attend to.
Mr.. higgins went from here with DR..
w. L. Pogue, who also had business at
the Salmon river metropolis.
Oiey piopCity -0co. M. Rccu.
II. Il. Moses came out from Elk City
this week and this morning shipped
their household goods and a fine team
of young FLIES to Toppenish, Wash
We understand that Mr.. Moses has re-
signed from the Forest service and will
now take up some other line of activity.
While in the hills Mrs Moses health
has not been good.
Farms for sale. Ayers.
Mrs. w. w. Deasey and son, Ewing
Mattox, returned from Hot Lake. Ore,
last Friday night, where they had been
for the past ten weeks. While at Hot
Lake Ewing had two operations and
returns home In much improved
condition. The young man had d
very severe spell before being taken
TO the Oregon resort, and for a time
grave doubts were entertained as to
his recovery.
Loans-Geo. NJ. Reed.
Tom Martin Of Pollock, who spent a
few days here last week, returned to
White Bird last Friday in company
with DR.. Pogue. Mr.. Martin has been
extensively engaged In the stock bust
ness In recent years, and ON account
OF the shortage Of feed this year let 20
of every hoof he owned with the ex-
ception of his saddle horse and leased
his land. For the present he expects
10 enter some other line of endeayor.
X Ex-senator J. l.. Eckert of Cotton
wood, was in the city couple of DAYS
this week looking after the patentinp
OF some mining claims over IN his seq
ton. Mr.. Eckert is one of the pioneers
OF Idaho county and while here relat.
Ell some very interesting tales of the
early days. While in the city he made
a pleasant call ON the Globe and adj
vaneed his subscription IN a handsome
way to the official county paper.
Mrs. Grant, mother of Harry w
while coming up from White Bird IN
mn auto last Saturday, was thrown
against the top of the car and sustain
ed a slight fracture of the nose. On
arrival at this place DR. Scallon was
called and administered the necessary
treatment. At the point where the acct
dent occurred, the road is very rough
being badly cut up since the recent
wet spell, and since drying out is as
hard as rocks.
We are informed that Herman Yates
OF the Win0na section had an interest.
ing experience with a Ford recentiv
IN which the machine came ont vic.
Ftorious-the same class Of victory tha
kaiser Is dealing to the helpless women
anu children and occupants of hosni.
tails in Europe. The machine started
20 buck at the commands of Herman
and before being subdued had wrough,
nearly as much havoc as fIoclx ~
Ieppelins over London Fortunately M
lives We're lost.
I'D Nelson's sale was a humdinpa,
yesterday, estimated that more thar
100 people were in attendance. Auc
tioheers l ~ Iuver and Harry crauk4
were IN charge and the numerous arti
Giles were disposed Of In a rapid man
ner. In some Instances ii is stated ar
ticles that had been In use for MN,
Der OF years brought better prices thar
they could be had for new. Horses
did not bring the best Of prices Will
the average Is considered 10 he gaod
vhe team OF line looking sorrels sold
Tor $lSf.3 each. The registered CATTLE
sold Well A couple of April calves
100 and $lt5 each. The sale totaled
5000. Mr.. Nelson had prepared FL,
the crowd by having 800 lunches or
hand. and after lunch was announce
they lasted about thirty minutes. 4,
one time 80 autos We're counted ,,ark