The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1917-10-25

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Grangeville to take orders about the
LIST Of November. Mrs. M. Deasy. 46-3
Fred Corliss. one BIZ the well known
BOYS of this section, spent several days
here this week. Fred, who formerly
conducted barber shop at this place.
has a valuable ranch on Mill creek,
where he is becoming extensively en-
gagged In the stock business and doing
well.
AS / am leaving this section viii
sell my Russell 1914 tractor, reason
able. Plowed forty acres. Call or
write Wicks Bros, Grangeville. 4btf
At the Federated church Sunday
evening an address on Martin Luther
and the Reformation win remind
people that is just four hundred years
this Halloween since Martin Luther
nailed his famous theses to the church
door at Wittenberg and set all Europe
In turmoil.
Walter McAdams departed for Spo-
kane ON this mornings train and win
bring home with him another new
Oldsmobile for Newton STANFORD, Mr.
McAdams taking in the Maxwell that
the latter has been driving on the
deal.
pected to arrive from Montana at any
time within the next few days. Wayne
has proved up on the homestead and
the family will make their home here,
at least for this winter. We are glad
to welcome the Arnolds home.
Mr.. ana Mrs. III. 4. Won Bargen, for
number Of years residents Of this
community, are now located on rural
route No. 3, Nexperce, Idaho. A letter
asking for the Globe to be changed to
that place received this week giving
the information.
In the Globe last week an item APP
peared stating that P. II. Sherwin and
sons had purchased the Mr. and Mrs.
II. s. Barton place ia the Tolo section.
The fact is that Mr.. Sherwin was not
identified In the purchase In any man
ner, the deal being made by the sons,
Claire and Guy.
Mrs. John d. Long and Miss MayEie,
came up from Charleston ON Tuesday
| evenings train. Miss Mayme has beell
| III iii health at Charleston for some time
past and Mrs. Long has been down
there looking after her. We are in.
formed the young lady returns home
in an improved condition.
Archie Gilkeson, BIZ the Alexander
| Freidenrich store went up to Spokane
early this week where he will NEE
Mrs. Gilkeson and daughter, little Miss
| Nadine, who have been sojourning al
4 eastern points for some time past
They are expected to reach home Fri
day.
Fred Miller recently purchased tn,
old buildings at the rear of the formel
school building and has had them re
moved to his residence Ia the n0rtl
| part of town where they are bein,
made over into something more salts
factory, an addition to the home ant
outbuildings.
Mr.. and Mrs. Soderburg have rentet
the r. T. Overman residence and thi
week removed to this city. Mr.. Sod
erburg recently held a big auction sal
and disposed of all his surplus prop
erty His son has taken charge Of tn
farm.
Isaac Campbell. heavy investor Il
Idaho county lands, Ia In the city look
!. ing after his interests. Mr.. Campbell |
from Albany, Ore. where Mrs, Camp
bell is awaiting his return, being Il
poor health at this writing, otherwis
she would have accompanied her hyls
band here where both have man,
: friends. Mr. Campbell will renal
here for q few days.
The benefit dance given by the Knit
ting Club to buy yarn for Co. 70 wa
ia complete success netting about $10(
. The ladies take great pleasure In ez
|. pressing their gratitude to those VIII
7 helped to make 1t 10 and wish especial
: ~ to thank the Cowboy Band, HUI
Wood, Harold Harris, Eli Ingram, Dr
! gald Holsclaw, Henry Hesterman, an
! Leo Kabat, and MT. Edmundson of th
! Lyric Theatre.
! Frank Wyatt accompanied Ed Smit
e up from White Bird yesterday and q
once went on out to the Newt. Stanton
, auction sale and made the boys sit u
|. and take notice when the mules wer
put up for sale. on the IL head we al
Informed that Mr. Wyatt secured
! f0ur-mule team, a buyer named Pente
n cost hid In six and Montana Mitche
c became the owner of one team, payin
q therefor the sum of $4,000. The /
q head brought S2.0Db0O.
d IDAHO COMPANIES CALLED.