The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1917-11-08
Geo. v. Ring Of Whitebird. spent
most Of the week In this city.


FOR RENT--Furnished room with
bath Cali telephone 274, Grangeville,
Idaho. SOFT
A. III. Harlan left late last week for
southern Oregon on an indefinite visit
with brother.
LOST One white kid glove for
right hand. Finder please leave at
this Office and receive reward
II. p. Bangs resigned his position
with J. @. Safely and has removed to
Spokane leaving Wednesday morning.
" Knapp and J. G. Safely made a
business trip to Whitebird last Sat
urday, returning home Sunday after
noon.
Twenty-three acres, highly improved,
In the edge Of Grangeville, to trade In
on 100 or 800 acres Of land. See ID. l..
Ayers 49-tf
Thos. Pogue came up from Whitebird
Tuesday evening and left the next
morning for Lewiston, having been cal
led there on urgent business.
g. J. Hall and family Of Lucille came
up from Whitebird with Walter Nc
Adams In his Oldsm0bile. They are
enroute to the Lewiston Stock show.
Miss Anetia DeCourcey of Cotton
wood, who has been spending the week
end with the Misses Marjorie and Gen
evieve Foster, returned home Monday
morning.
Mr.. ana Mrs A. #. Wendorf left on
Tuesday mornings train for their home
at Walla Walla, after a three weeks
visit with Mrs. VENDORS parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Robt. Walker.
There win be business meeting OF
the Knitting club at the Rest Room
Monday evening, at $780, Plenty OF
yarn win be ON hand and everybody is
requested to bring their knitting
Mr.. b. O. Rowton was in the city
this week, from Joseph, purchasing
seed wheat. He obtained all he needed
and shipped same by parcel post at a
cost Of $3.50 per. He returned home
Tuesday morning.
The REQ truck that A. p. Jarvis has
driven all the past summer was taker
to Spokane last week by Mr.. Jarvis
ard is being transformed into chain
drive which will place 1t in the two
ton class. Mr.. Jarvis is expected home
shortly.
Walter Hiclxerson made trip t.
Spokane last week and had a truck at
tachment placed on his Ford, returning
the last Of the week. We are informed
that Walter win use this truck in haul
ing the express to the Office with which
he is connected.
Egbert Kabat underwent an opera
| ton Monday at the hands of Drs
Rains and Stockton, at which time
some troublesome adenoids were re
moved The young man is coming thr,
the ordeal In fine shape and viii soor
be in condition to resume his duties al
school.
Loans--Geo. M. Reed.
Gus Schultz came out from the Buf
falo Hump country reaching here Sun
day night. Gus is the owner Of To-
Of mining property in that section
which has been receiving his attention
| Mr.. Schultz has great faith In thu
Hump and someday will no doubt b
| repaid for his years OF hard work.
Help the Y. M. @. A-NOW.
William Yates of Winona, was in tn,
city last Friday attending to business
Mr.. Yates, who has been engaged witt
his father, Dave Yates, in his farming
operations, has secured some land Ii
that neighborhood and is going to en-
ter the game on his own hook. Thu
Globe will be a weekly visitor at hi
home In the future.
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Farms. city property, loans. M. L
Ayers.
G. w. Brockman and family return
ed last Friday from their stock rancl
at Keiis, Wash, where they have beel
for some months past. Mrs. Broclxmal
i will remain here for the winter an,
Mr.. Brockman win be back and fort
as occasion demands. He went to Lew
iston Tuesday where he win attend tn
stock show and look after some cat
tie enroute
Cement blocks, farm tile and wei
curbing at Chester Arnolds.
The surprise party on Rev. and Mrs
James NJ Powers, of the Baptis
church, Tuesday evening was YER
pleasing affair. A fine stock Of gro
ttEftS Was uuuuttA by tnDcS III ~
tendance. The evening was spent wit
games and music, duet being rem
dered by Miss Esther Telcher and Al
lie Campbell and piano selection b
Mrs. Powers was much appreciated
For best results, see !. p. zuvel
auctioneer. 3
Robert A. Turner. an old newspape
man and at present the postmaster a
Ellensberg, Wash, is in the city on
visit to his son. Joe Turner, and fam
ly. Mr.. Turner Is an old friend of NJ
Branscombe, the former editor Of thi
paper, and has other friends In thi
lcity who were pleased to give hir
a hearty welcome. MIR. Turner wi
be here for couple Of weeks.
| The latest Columbia records an
grafanolas are to be had only at tn
Smoke House.
I /. r. Wisner, who has been conduc
inc a Sawmffl near Harn1fpr for IN