The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1917-01-25

A. A ktncaid was La the city We'd
nesday from the Clearwater mines pur-
chasing supplies for the construction
work ON the Dewey property.
100000 private money TO loan nj
low rate Of interest. A. w. Talking
ton.
Revillo Johnson arrived I'm the city
Friday evening from Charleston where
ne has been taking treatment with
DIR. Foster, and Sunday left for his
nome up the Salmon river at Lucille.
Fred Corliss has been In town for
several days from his ranch over on
the Clearwater and has been mixing
among his friends here. Fred IL visi-
tor who is always welcome TO our
city"
Private money-Geo. M. Reed.
Cash paid for ranch butter. McGhie
Trading Co. 42-tf
A young man from Mt Idaho by the
name Of McCarty was up before Pro-
bate Judge Campbell the first of the
week on a charge of creating dis
turbance at dance at that place, and
was fined $50 and costs.
The three county commissioners went
out to the county farm last Friday to
inspect the same. They make a very
fiattering report on the manner in
which Mr.. Colvin is conducting the
farm and the care he Is giving the In
mates, of which there are twelve at
this time.
Will trade anything, anywhere. ii.
NV. Carrots.
Mrs. George Behean returned Friday
of last week from Spokane and was
accompanied by her daughter Miss
Annie, who recently underwent sur
gical operation in that city, but has not
been making the progress toward re-
covery she should They later went ON
to their home near White Bird i'm COM
pany with Mr.. Behean.
The latest Columbia records and
grafanolas are to be had only at the
Smoke House.
A farewell party was given Mrs
+. III. Meader last Friday evening at
the home of Mrs. r. M. Glanville, at
which there were quite number Of
invited guests. Games and music, with
refreshments constituted the program
of the evening The Meaders left on
Sunday mornings train for Lewiston
where they win make their future
home.
III. IL. Heppner returned Sunday
evening from a visit of several days
at the country home of Ben Baker, east
of town. Wednesday he attended the
Commercial club luncheon, where he
was called upon for few remarks on
the mining matters. He spoke enthus-
iastically on the present mining out
look, stating that he believed condi-
lions had never been more favorable
In this section for mine development
than at the present moment He
left In the afternoon for his placer
property near Adams.
Supplies of all kinds for gasoline
lighting systems, see Chester Arnold
John Phillips came up from Sites
last Saturday to visit with the family
and Grangeville friends He SAYS the
mail contract with the immense parcel
post and freight business is keeping
he and his partner Ole Johnson Jump
ing sideways these days. They are now
taking in a stamp mill for +. o. Miller,
formerly in the bakery business at this
place. for the Morrow mine, and they
have a contract for delivering 100000
pounds of machinery for the old Hogan
mine, which they have just begun to
haul.
Wanted-Country lard, at the City
Meat Market. 4Otf
Frank S. Rice left the first of the
week for an extensive visit to the east
in the interest of mining property with
which he Is connected. He expects to
be absent some time and will take In
the principal money marts of the east
while away and will present to the
eastern capitalists the claims of Idaho
county as 1.-THE greatest undeveloped
mining section now lying out of doors,
Mr. Rice carries with him some very
convincing data and his friends here
expect that he will make success of
his trip and will enlist the interest of
parties desiring to invest In worthy
mining projects.
We have no Democratic Plums to
offer you poor unfortunate election
crows, but IL YOU are progressive we
can offer you some choice standard
plums, also Italian Prunes. If you
are inclined to be little bit grouchy
we can offer You crab apple, of il
You are old-maidish, a Ounce tree. G.
Goan. stf
Mr.. aud Mrs. e. s. Barton returned
Sunday from Moscow where they went
on Thursday of last week on business
and pleasure bent. They attended
the big Elk's ball at Moscow, and Mr..
Barton who Is one of the active agents
or the Idaho National Harvester com |
pany. of that city, attended a meeting
OF the Stockholders and directors of the
harvester concern. While there arrang- |
ed for the shipment of one of the new
pull harvester machines with the
chan saving attachment, which will
be placed on exhibition in this city |
The new harvester is said to be |
sure winner
c. A. Parsons. of the A. & +. deparf- |
ment store, left Sunday morning for
Moscow, where he Is down as speaker
on the Merchants and Bankers pro |
gram at the university. The tonic
of principal interest with Charlie. how |
ever. Is the family of Parsons now liy- |
ing IN the university town, with which |