The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1917-02-01

place. Mr.. StinRley having gone to
look after business interests at other
points. AIR. McCready Is not only
fine pianist but is also splendid bari
tone player, and viii be great addi-
ton to the local band, which is rapidly
coming to the front.
| ]. b. Leeper came up from Sites
! Wednesday on county seat business and
was guest of the Commercial club at
the weekly luncheon Mr.. Leeper when
called upon for a few remarks, stated
that the only subject that he cared to
discuss was that of good roads In Ida
no county, and that he believed there
was nothing Of such vital interest to
every citizen of the county as good
roads and better transportation facili-
ties.
100000 private money to loan at
low rate of interest. A. w. Talking
ton.
Frank yansise, who has been doing
the carpenter work ON the new oil
warehouses near the depot, says the
1 work will be completed this week some
time. The cement foundations for the
mammoth tanks were slow work on
account of the unfavorable weather
which set in after they started ON the
job, but the tanks are now installed,
and the, rest OF the work will soon be
finished.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. L. Ayers returned
last Saturday from Pullman where
they were called by the serious sick
ness of Mr.. Ayers sister, who was
operated upon after their arrival, and
is recovering nicely from the ordeal.
Mr.. and Mrs Ayers went on up to
Wallace while away where they visit
ed with Mrs. Ayers sister, Mrs. Weth-
cred for a time. On their return trip
they stopped off at Spokane and visit
ed with Mr.. and Mrs. Art. Overman.
Il George Nj. Reed came in last Satur-
day from his home In Portland and Is
attending to his business interests here
which Miss Ada Sweet has in charge
In his absence. Mr.. Reed says Kenneth,
who is in the National Guard mounted
section and is stationed at Calexico,
Calf. Is getting anxious to return
home, where he quit a good position
with a. wholesale house to respond to
|, the call. Dick Vineyard, Judge Vine
!, yards son, is also at Calexico on
mounted duty.
Don Fisher, and John Long layed
over at Lewiston when the members of
Company Il came through there sun
day on their way home, Don coming
on up on Mondays train. John stayed
over for a few days with his uncle
Ted Long at Charleston Jack Edwards
who missed the train at Boise, came on
through ON the next train, reaching
Lewiston Monday and arriving at home
Monday night with Don Fisher in time
( for the big dance, but too late for the
, 9 o'clock banquet.
e. Il. Priesz, of Chastain- MeNair
! Drug Cos Lewiston, is in the city this
] week and reports that sales of the new
Edison diamond disc Photographs are
becoming quite numerous. In addition
" to those mentioned In these columns
: recently, a number of other machines
have been placed. Mr.. Preisz win re.
dance on Friday evening, at which
time he win direct the orchestra. See
the Chastain, McNair ad ON another
page of this issue.
) Money at low rate. M. l.. Ayers
The Knights of Pythias order last
week bought the large Columbia ma
chine belonging to II. Rothwell which
was on exhibition at the Smoke House
newsstand, and have installed it In then
club room in the Schmadeka block
/, The Knights have splendid club room
/. light and airy and convenient witt
]. billiard and pool tables for those whc
, know how to manipulate the worries
\ and card tables for those inclined that
way. The clubs motto seems to be
! There's nothing too good for oul
! bunch" and It appears to be winer
Wanted--Country lard, at the Cit,
Meat Market 40t1
| Tom Crossley of the Forest service
D who came in Wednesday from his sta.
& ton over on the Clearwater, says he
I, has never seen as much snow in the
~ hills as has fallen this winter. He says
/ II any one questions the story publish
' ed In the Globe regarding the KILLING
with a club by Henry Meyers, OF the
3 big cougar which he caught In his
! coyote trap, that he can furnish the
& papers TO establish the statement, Fur.
ther, that it is not the first cougar
by any means, Meyers has killed with
a club
Supplies Of all kinds for gasoline
lighting systems, see Chester Arnold.
G. ]. Hall, the web known sheepman
of Lucille, returned Wednesday night
from.a several months visit throughout
the east, where he was accompanied by
Mrs. Hall and the children. Mr.. Hall
says every kind Of business In the
east is booming but the railroads. He
predicts continued boom of wool and
mutton throughout the present year,
and thinks 1t unwise to make contracts
for sale of either too soon. He says
the country is being invaded by scores
of buyers at much earlier date than
ever before
Miss Bessie Eimers went to Lewiston
last week where she win care for Mrs.
Harry Morris, who was severely burn
ed BY a gasoline explosion at her home
Ia that city. Immediately after the
accident, Conductor Morris who is max
ing his regular run from Lewiston to
Spokane phoned up here and asked
Miss Bessie as favor to come to the
assistance of the injured wife. The
young lady promptly made the neces-
Sary arrangements and took the next