The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1917-01-18

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ton.
Mesdames Wallace N. Scales and A.
+. Parker returned Wednesday evening
from a ten days visit with Spokane
friends.
J. L. Lamb, one Of the well known
ranchers of the Winona community,
was a guest at the Imperial Hotel
Monday night
Herman VonBargen came over on
the train Sunday night from his ranch
near Fem, and remained In town for a
day or two.
"a. 10 Heppner, the mining man, went
out Wednesday evening with Mr.. and
Mrs. Ben Baker FOR a several DAYS
visit at their country home.
James and Thomas Surridge drove In
today from their home at Harpster,
and Mrs. Surridge, who has been visit
ing here expects to accompany them
home.
Grangeville Cash Produce will nay
highest cash price for all kinds Of
poultry. Bring 1t In any time. Lo-
Gated next door to Sheriff's Office. 2tf
Mr.. and Mrs. Monte Jarrett were
registered this week at the Imperial
from their home over ON the Snake
river Mrs. Jarrett paid her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. James Miller q visit, at
their home northwest of town.
M. l.. Ayers received a message this
afternoon. from Pullman stating that
bis sister was very iii and would have
to undergo an operation, and Mr. and
Mrs. Ayers will depart on the morn
ing's train for that place.
A marriage license was issued Mon
day to Ray r. Kidder, of Joseph, and
Flo Ripley, of Garfield. Auditor Eimers
says he has no inside information as
to when the license was u be put In
sbrce, but supposed it was bought
to e bused.
The latest Columbia records and
grafanolas are to be had only at the
Smoke House.
l.. M. Harris and Basil returned
"Wednesday night from Spokane. There
was serious wreck at Marshall juno
ton Tuesday night, In which an engi-
enger train ran into freight, it is said.
with the above fatal results.
Loans--Geo. M. Reed.
l.. A. Ruzicka and brother were in
from the ranch Wednesday and l.. A.
enrolled as regular reader of the
Globe. They are hustling young men
and will get to the front. They came
to Idaho county some time ago from
Montana.
For bran and shorts, mill run, go to
the City Feed Store.
Evan Evans will leave for Boise
tomorrow morning where he will attend
a meeting of the state board of educa-
ton, Of which he is the chairman. Mr..
Evans has been suffering from an at
tack Of grippe and neuralgia and is
just getting in physical condition that
such trip Is possible.
We have no Democratic Piums to
offer you poor unfortunate election
crows, but If 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 if
you are old-maidish, Ounce tree. c.
Goan. stf
Next Sunday evening at the Federat-
ell church there will be special musi-
cal program rendered by the choir
There will be two short addresses. Mr.
Wadsworth will give one on the
Church and the Public Schoolp and
the other will be given by the pastor
on THE Church as Community
Force"
Wanted-Country lard, at the City
Meat Market. 4Otf
j. ID. Long, chairman, and ]. O.
Rhoades and Dale Clark, of the board
OF county commissioners, were in the
city Wednesday and made nus pleas
ant call. They report that the Koos-
kia bridge was inspected and receiy-
ed and that the citizens were entirely
satisfied with the work.-Stites En-
terprise.
Mr.. and Mrs Robert Cone returned
the first of the week from Portland
where Mrs. Cone has taken treatment
for the past two and half months.
The wife has improved greatly in
health. and Bob admits that he is
really fat" and declares that enforced
ihichcrS dEIccS WITH his disposition.
They brought back bright little off
spring found during their absence.
FL Il. Heppner arrived in the city
last Saturday from his mining prom
erty near Adams. and is spending few
days with his friends Mr.. Heppner
has his placer property up in ship
shape now ready to begin "panning
OUT as soon as the water can be turn
ed ON IN the spring. Up to the present
the work has all been Of preparatory
kind, but from now on he expects to
get returns on his Investment
Supplies of all kinds for gasoline
lighting systems, see Chester Arnold.
Chen Mounce, of Lewiston, represent
ing the Hodson- Freenaughty company
OF Portland, manufacturers of CORFU
gated iron culvert and road building
machinery, was in the city today in
terviewing the board of county commits
sioners in regard to the needs of Ida
no county. Mr.. Mounce Is one of the