The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1917-05-03

J. A. Peterson, Of the local postof-
flee corps, this week purchased the J.
Arthur Brown bungalow near the
Christian church and win move there
In the near future The Browns are
arranging to move to the Lewiston
country Mr.. Peterson has been living
near the Baptist church.
Geary 4 Groom received a new
Brunswick billiard table this week to
take the place of the one which they
now have at their pool and billiard
room, but It was badly damaged In the
shipment and they refused to accept
| II, notifying the company of the con-
dition in which the table arrived.
Mrs. T. Il. Diclsey arrived In the
city on "Wednesday evenings stage
from Whitebird, where she had been
visiting with her son Gus. ]. Wright
and family. She was a guest Of the
Imperial Hotel over night and took
this mornings train for her home at
Essex, Montana.
Mrs. s. A. Anderson returned home
last Saturday night from lengthy
stay in Portland. Mrs. Anderson says
she is much improved in health, and
she certainly looks 1T. The spring is
proportionately as backward this year
In Portland as on Camas Prairie. The
Andersons now have suite of rooms
at the Imperial Hotel.
| The city dads are having Main
street cleaned up and relieved Of its
burden of rich, ne-hundred- dollar-an-
acre Camas prairie soil. A large
force Of men and teams are ont with
! graders and scrapers transferring the
overplus of really to a high fill north
Of Main street--it Is beneficial to
both Main street and the fill.
John wilks has formed a partner
ship with G. r. Berry, another real
estate man at Lewiston, and the firm
name will in the future be Berry &
wilks, making quite strong combina-
ton. The Tribune, in speaking of the
consolidation says: THE Office work
win be In charge Of Attorney r. M. GIL
more, formerly of Grangeville."
Be sure and let us figure with you
for lighting your rancn. We are near
to attend to you, and have the best
equipment and af the lowest price
l.. #. Greenlee and T. j. Webb are rep
resenting Greenlee 4 CO. of Spokane at
either Imperial Hotel, Grangeville, or
Phoenix Hotel, Cottonwood.
In another column will be found the
advertisement OF A. M. Kendrick, cal
ling attention to the registered Berk-
shire swine he Is offering for sale
Breeders interested In the Berkshire
type OF hogs should Investigate, as
there Is no necessity in sending away
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best can be secured at home.
Mr. Andrews, representative of the
Spokesman Review, who has been in
the city for the past ten days in the
interest of his paper, this week trans
ferred the agency from the drug store
to the Bradbury cigar store and news
stand. The paper is to now be de-
livered at the subscribers residences
where desired.
M. L. Ayers reports the sale this
week Of the J. Arthur Brown residence,
to j. A. Peterson who is assistant at
the local post office Mrs. Brown win
leave In two or three days for the
farm In the Lewiston country and Mr..
Brown will follow about June first.
w. e. Swatman came over Sunday
night from his home at Ferdinand and
has been taking treatment here W..
Il. met with an accident the other-he
accidentally went out after q bucket
of coal for the wife, and not being
familiar with the way fell down and
wrenched two or three sections of the
vertebra out of plumb. He seeks to
have 1t repaired.
Lee Miller went out last week to
visit his sons between Winona and
4 Green creek. He took the train for
Cottonwood and went out by convey
ance, returning to Grangeville Satur-
day. He says the roads.were compare
lively dry out there and the boys were
ready to 20 to blowing Monday morn
Ing with all their force IL the rain did
not set in again.
Harry Grant came out Monday from
the river country and was attending
to business here. Harry says he is now
on deal for range and a bunch of
cattle which he expects to close In a
few days, after which his visits, to
town, he says, viii be few and far
between. He expects to get down strict.
j ly to business
Chris Keefer came In Monday night
from Juliaetta, and is looking after
property interests here. He SAYS Mrs
keefer has been suffering for the past
number of months from i'll health. and
for number Of weeks was confined
to her bed
. G. w. Fraser was In town Wednes.
day from his place east of Harpster
Mr.. Fraser says the mining interests
! are certainly taking on a roseate hue
at this time, and In his Judgment
there win be things doing In this
| country before the present awakening
interest diminishes. Mr. Fraser is FIJI.
Ing ON number of prospects over on
the Clearwater which he thinks make
an excellent showing.
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