The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1917-02-15

Bin Rookie was In town last Friday
from his ranch over on the plains.
he brought out ten coyote hides to
Official DefO0ter James Graves, show
ing that Bill has pretty effective plan
Tor circumventing the foxy wild dog.
Loans-Geo. M. Reed.
Mark Howe. the irrepressible deputy
Y. >. marshall, came In Saturday eve
ming from his present home in Mos
cow, and was milling around among
his old Grangeville friends and polit-
ical tillicums.
Wanted to Rent--Summer failow
land near Grangeville. Enquire at this
Office.
George A. Smith of the Globe. left
Sunday morning for Spokane where
he VIII take in. the sights for a week
or ten days. This is Mr. Smiths first
visit to the inland metropolis In sew
eral years.
Sue Harris and wife left Lewiston
last Sunday for Gillett, Wyo. where
Sue expects to take up a homestead
OF half section, should he find some
thing that suits, and settle down to
business.
Cash paid for ranch butter. McGhie
Trading Co. 42-tf
A letter from Claude Holden an
nounces that he has changed locations
from Nez Perez to White SULPHUR
Springs, Mont, where he saws he has
q good position and likes the country
fine.
w. T. Plat Is In town from his ranch
over on the plains. He had several Of
his hogs to die while bringing them
out to the railroad recently for ship
ment.
Columbia grafanolas and records for
sale at the Smoke House.
Walter s. Brockman, of Whitebird.
was In the city the first Of the week
from the river country patronizing
the local merchants. He returned
Wednesday with his pack animals well
loaded.
John Nevins and Thomas Pogue. OF
the Salmon River Stores company.
came up from Whitebird last Friday
night, and left on the next mornings
train for Lewiston and Spokane to be
gone for several days ON business mat
tiers.
Wanted-Country lard, at the City
Meat Market 4Otf
Floyd Church who has been "rusti-
eating" In Grangeville for the past
two weeks, returned Wednesday to the
farm. Floyd says "town life" is hard
er on mans constitution than the Wig
orous activities of farm life; hence his
sudden return to nature
Well boys the sale season is on. Have
you that aucti0neer yet? / cry sales
anywhere, daylight or dark, or / will
cry on the run for am sun-of-a-gun
to get the mon. Call me at my ex-
pense. l. II. Zuver or Globe Printing
Go. 12-2t
VIII trade anything, anywhere H.
w. Carrots.
Well, well, pulled through the win
ter fat and sassy, lung power fine If
you don't believe me, when YOU get
ready to have that auction sale Just
give me trial for will get you money
that has never been spent Call T. Il.
Zuver or Globe Printing Co. 1921
Mr.. and Mrs. Gay Colvin came up
from their ranch near Whitebird on
Monday and are visiting with relatives
and friends Gay says things are
looking very spring-like in the White
bird vicinity, there being no snow low
er down than the Theo. Swarts ranch
The latest Columbia records and
grafanolas are to be had only at the
Smoke House.
Mr.. and Mrs. Grant Benedict return
ed the first Of the week from three
months visit In California. during
which time they took in all the sights
worth seeing from San Diega to the
north line. Grant says he had the
time of his life.
Floyd Church had the misfortune to
lose one OF his valuable farm horses
last week and is now looking for an
animal to take its place. He was lead
ing the horses to water when in play
Ii slipped and ruptured a blood vessel
which resulted in its death.
Dave Yates, who was In town recent
~, says good cattle are not plentiful
In his section and that they are really
scarce all over the country He says
he had a bunch of pretty good ones,
and e. :. Sweet came out last week
and took $1,000 worth of them without
SO much as discussing the matter after
the first offer
Allen o. Hess came up from White
bird on last Friday and remained over
day or two looking for a team of
horses to take back with him. Mr..
Hess is something of horse fancier and
has pretty good idea OF the character
of an animal he wants. He expects to
return here next week to attend the
Clyde Moffitt sale.
Frank Vaughn and Roy Meade. who
were left in the hospital at Boise at
the time the rest of Company Il took
Its departure for home, arrived in
Grangeville Sunday night, looking
little peeked but in good spirits The
boys have been getting acquainted with
their friends again the last few days.
Rev. ID. o. Ghormley of Tacoma,
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