The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1917-03-01
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Mrs Edith BeaIe, with the forest
service department, win soon be at
nome TO her friends I'm apartments In
the Mrs Huger residence on south
state street, the change now being IN
der way.
AL Chance, manager Of the Madison
Lumber company, is moving this week
from the II. II. Kading property ON
south Meadow street, TO the Mrs. ID.
n. Magee property on north State
street
Dave Yates of Winuna delivered 46
head Of cattle to Il. s. Sweet on Mon
day of this week, for the regular Tues
days shipment. They were a good
bunch and brought something over
$4,000.
Floyd Trueblood came in on Tuesday
evenings train from Wilbur, Wash.
where he has been, In the employ of
George Ma Wilson, the horse breeder
since last July. Mr.. Trueblood viii
remain here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Schnell of Nez-
perez came over few days ago for
visit with relatives. They are now
out at the ranch home Of Mr.. and
Mrs. A. p. Schnell, northwest from
this city.
Fred Meader came up from Lewis
ton on Tuesday evenings train and is
spending few days here looking after
business Mr.. Meader states that both
Mrs. Meader and himself like their
new location very much.
Louie Grabski has sale of per-
sonal property advertised for today at
his ranch miles northwest of Grange
vile. He has some good horses and
cattle for sale and any quantity of
bargains in machinery.
George A. Smith of the Globe. re-
turned last Saturday evening from a
two weeks visit to Lewiston, Spokane
and Moscow, at which places he re-
newed old friendships and formed some
new ones.
The Firemen's annual ball given at
Schmadeka's hall on last Thursday
night drew large crowd and a first
class time was had by those In attend
ance. The net returns were very sat
isfactory to the promoters.
Mr.. Clark j. Wren of Creigmyle. AL
berta and Miss Pearl Brown of Koos-
kia were married at the home Of Rev.
ii. J. Wood last Thursday evening.
The best wishes of their friends go
with them to their Canadian home
ii. ii. Bower, district organizer for
the Moose lodge, was in the city sew
eral days looking over the field Mr..
Bower returned to Lewiston Tuesday
but promised to visit Grangeville again
in the near future.
F. Il. Sherwin was in town Monday
from his Tolo ranch, bringing in fine
team which he sold to Walter Roberts
the Spokane buyer who was here fora
/ fsRt1 of slsx e
draft horses. Mr.. Sherwin made
pleasant call on the Globe while here.
Eli Ingram this week sold one of
his fine Airedale dogs to a Kennewick
man for $25, the check coming with
the order. The dogs are eligible to
registration and the certificate of
breeding will accompany the animal
when shipped
j. ii. Won Berge of Fem was in the
city today and while here closed a
deal with the Eimers Hardware for a
brand new Dodge car. Mr.. Won Berge
Is now wishing for spring to come so
that he may take advantage of his
purchase. fe
The married folks dance last eve
ming at the /. O. o. f. hall is reported
to have been one of the most enjoyable
affairs of the season. There was
large attendance and everyone had
coed time. Chas. Nail furnished the |
music.
l.. nj. Foss, the pleasant hammered |
freight and passenger agent for the |
.. w. X. x N, was in the city last |
Saturday looking after the interests |
OF his company in the way of freight
and passengers. He states that BUSH |
ness is good, the only trouble the rail- |
roads have is in doing it.
b. A. Miller. a well known rancher |
OF the Win0na district, was in town |
last night on his way home from Spo- |
kane where he had just marketed 80 |
head of hogs at the record price of |
$l2.6O per 100 pounds, or better than |
$50 piece for the porkers. He will |
ship some more.-Chronicle.
Todd Frizzell came up last week I
from his Salmon river ranch and is I
visiting for time with his family. He |
says the price of cattle is certainly I
high, but none too high when a man I
has 10 feed $40 hay through a long
period of cold. snowy weather such as
has hit the stockmen this past winter
We have no Democratic Plums to
offer you poor unfortunate election
crows, but If you are progressive we I
plums, also Italian. Prunes. If you
are inclined to be little bit grouchy |
we can offer you a crab apple, of il I
you are old-maidish, Ounce tree. G.
Goan. Stf /
Mat Gilbert returned Sunday from
the east where he went on business I
connected with the mining industry OF !
this section. He says there is great
interest in good mining project shown
by the fasteners, and the capitalists
are turning their attention more to
the west than ever before.
County Commissioner John ID. Long
was In the city yesterday for the first
time since he was so seriously injured
some weeks ago when he was thrown /
from a nay rack, and In company with +
Mrs Long attended the married folks
dance. Mr.. Longs many friends are
pleased to know of his recovery.
j. Il. ProsSer of Ferdinand arrived +