The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1917-03-15

leo. Wood, the well known rancher
ana stockraiser of the Snake river Sec
tion, who has been wintering in the
city with his family, will leave in the
morning for his extensive interests tn
look after the spring work.
FOR RENT-Electric vacuum clean
er, $l.OO per day. Phone Pac. 81. I3-tf
Use International Stock Food and
Hog Worm Remedy and save on vour
reed bill during fattening Guaran-
teed to do as advertised or money re-
FUNDED by City Feed Store. lett
Cement chimney blocks and galyap-
lied tanks at Chester Arnold's.
Mrs. w. T. Irwin returned last Sat.
urday from visit at her old home
at Gravette, Ark, where she went
some six weeks ago. She states she
nad decidedly pleasant time mixing
with old friends.
WANTED-Pasture for 8 head Of
yeariing calves. Call at Globe. 14-3t
The German class I'm high school
VIII be entertained next Friday night
by Mrs. g. s. Stockton. German will
be featured throughout the evenings
entertainment in the program, the con-
versation and in the luncheon.
At the Smoke House YOU win find
on sale Columbia grafanolas and all
the latest records.
Lewis Jones came In Tuesday from
his ranch over near Boles and is stop
ping at the Imperial hotel. Lewis saws
ranch life got a little too lonesome
and he came out to the county seat for
a little change.
Don't you know that a good live
auctioneer will make you his commits
sion on one good animal? /. Il. Zuver.
J. g. Foster, who has been acting as
substitute for Olaf Hickerson at the
local express Office for the past two
months, again resumed his regular run
this week as express messenger on
the High Line, Mr.. Hickerson having
returned home.
The latest Columbia records and
grafanolas are to be had only at the
Smoke House.
Mr. and Mrs. Saxby Boles came out
Friday and are visiting with Mrs
Boles' mother, Mrs. bred Moves. and
other relatives. Mrs Boles will visit
here for some time, while ,Saxby, aft
er securing his assessors outfit, re-
turned home.
100000 private money 10 loan NJ
low rate Of interest. A. w. Talking
ton.
Fred Gone was delivering at Alexan-
der Freidenrich's last Saturday the
last OF sixteen tons Of potatoes which
they had raised on their ranch last
season. While the price had dropped
of some the returns per acre were
very satisfactory at $3.50 per cwt.
win buy all kinds of hides and furs
at highest market prices. You can
ship to us by parcel post. City Feed
Store. 2-tf
Van Robinson returned last Thurs
day night from Charleston, where he
was taking treatment by DIR. Foster
Van is looking much better and says
he is now feeling fine, which will be
good news to his friends throughout
this section.
w. L. Wakely came in last Monday
night from trip of several weeks over
to Portland and Seattle where he went
on business connected with his mines
east of here on the Clearwater He
says he had a profitable and pleasant
trip. He went at once to his mine
Lee DeMoss sold some twenty |
old steers to the McGhie Trad |
ing company for shipment this week |
that brought him $102 per head. b. |
G. carp delivered IA head of hogs that |
brought him $444.15 That is certainly |
getting quick returns on investment.
VIM. Il. Huffman last week purchas- |
ed the Robert Greer ranch lying be- |
tween Winona and Greencreek, the
deal being made through George M.
Reed. Mr.. Greer has bought 240
acre ranch near Republic, Wash, and
Is making his arrangements sto move
to the new place next week.
George Stephens returned home from
Boise this week, where he served in
\ clerical position during the session
IF the legislature just closed George
having previously represented Idaho
county In the legislature, was onto
The ropes and got right into the har-
ness with little experimenting.
Fred. ii. Meader, of the Charles III.
Lilly company, of Lewiston, was in
own Monday night looking after the