The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1917-09-27

ION 20. VIII De at Inc faIf STORE
few days commencing Sept 70.
Attorney Chas. w. Greenough of
| Spokane, was a business visitor this
week Charlie was formerly located
Fat Cottonwood and had some unfinish-
ed legal matters TO settle in the district
court.
| /. II. Zuver has the record of selling
more successful sales than any other
aucti0neer on the prairie.
| Harry Grant was arrested at spok-
ane last Sunday at the instigation Of
! the sheriff's Office of this county. The
warrant was sworn out by Will Jones
and is the result Of some unfinished
cattle business.
The latest Columbia records and
\ grafanolas are to be had only at the
Smoke House.
| How TO Reach the Top viii be the
4 theme Of sermon of special interest
| to young people at the Federated
| Church next Sunday evening, 1.-THE
Beginning Of All" win be the morning
topic.
/ WANTED-Man with plow potato
digger for 3 acre job on or about Oct
10. Inquire at this Office.
Teddy Tollefson visited Grangeville
/ Wednesday and disposed of seven head
of fat steers, to Fred Hunt Mr.. Toll
lefson reports the threshing on the
prairie about finished for the season.
Sites Enterprise.
High school boy Is years Of age,
wants place to work for board and
go to school. Enquire at this Office.
A complete new stock Of picture
moulding. Come In and have your
pictures framed in the latest styles.
If we don't have what you want we
VIII be pleased to order your selec-
ton for you. Samples Of all kinds
on hand. A. ]. Maugg.
4 Gerald Scallon came out from Flor
ence last Sunday, where he had been
for the past six weeks working with
Billie Parisot. He states that Mr..
Parisot and crew are working like
beavers in an effort to get their mill
ready for operation.
i I. e. Zuver, who is representing the
Stanfield Sheep Co. at this point, re-
Gently sold to III. Stanley Coffin of
i North Yakima, Wash, 1900 head of
sheep. The price paid for the lot was
$3.50, 400. an average of nearly $1,000 per
head.
i Fred A. Clark of the Smoke House,
returned last Friday night from a few
weeks spent at Portland. While In the
Rose City Mr.. Clark visited with Mr..
and Mrs A. G. Haws0n, former resi-
dents of this place and who send re
CARDS to all old acquaintances.
Nephi Aldrich returned home from
Clifford last Thursday night, where he
was called few weeks ago ON account
Of the serious illness Of hisbmotaer
The lady is 81 years old and has been
4 lin failing health for some time. A
brother from the coast was also called
to the home.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. u. Heritage, who
reside on the old Hartman place north
west from this city. were here a few
days this week the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. u. II. Kube. and also visited with
Fred Leonard and family, having come
from the same place In the east as the
latter family.
Harry Brown was taken to Portland
ON last Monday mornings train and it
was expected that he would undergo an
operation for appendicitis at that place
today. Harry has not exjoyed very
good health for quite time and 1t is
to be hoped that he will pass through
the ordeal in good shape and soon re-
turn improved In health.
&. Floyd Conner and Engineer Nc
Greedy of the north and south highway
engineering party now at work out
near the Mort Martin place, were in
the city Tuesday night. Mr.. McCreedy
went on down to Lewiston the follow
ing morning and is expected to return
tonight The gentlemen state progress
is being made on the survey.
4 Fem Batty returned home last
Thursday night from couple of weeks
spent at his old stamping ground near
Maupin, Ore Fem attended a re-
union of the pioneers Of the section
visited and met large number of his
old tillicums. He will return there
shortly aud oversee the planting Of
the fall crop on his large ranch.
Thos. Pogue, Of the salmon River
Stores Co, Ltd, was an arrival here
last Thursday evening from White
Bird, and departed for Lewiston the
following morning ON urgent business.
and returned to this city Saturday
evening. The severe rain storm held
MIR. Pogue here until Monday after
noon.
Probate Judge Wilbur Campbell re-
turned from Spokane late last week
and has taken up the duties OF his Of
flee. The judge was laid up for quite
a spell with typhoid fever and for a
time his life was despaired OF. We are
all pleased to have Wilbur home again
and rapidly regaining his normal CON
iition.
H Word has been received here to the
effect that Elias Kilen, formerly con-
nected with tn Grangeville Savings &
Trust Co, had sold out his dry goods
store at Woodburn, Oregon. and re-
moved 70 Portland. The change was
made necessary ON account Of Mrs.