The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1917-03-08

wallace c. Hill, proprietor OF the
Whitebird Electric Lighting plant, was
In the city the first of the week on
business. While here Mr.. Hill pur-
chased the planer in the VIM. Camp
bell planning plant at this place, and
Will move it down TO Whitebird and set
up business of his own. Mr.. Hill
rs reconstructing the long fiume used in
connection with his lighting plant, and
VIII plane his own lumber for the
work
For loans on city property, see
Parker Loan 4 Investment Co.
With the object of listing all the
younger business men of the city in
community betterment work, new
club Is to be formed at the fire station
tomorrow evening, the name and full
working program of the organization
to be decided upon at that time A
committee consisting of DIR. Wood, NJ
K. Hattabaugh and Chester Arnold
was appointed by the Commercial club
to take the lead in arranging for the
detail of the new organization, which
has been endorsed by the Commercial
club
For loans on city property, see
Parker Loan 4 Investment Co
Cashier s. A. Anderson of the First
National bank says he is receiving let
tiers regularly from Mrs. Anderson and
that she is getting along fine and ma
KING good improvement. w. W. Brown
Is also coming on nicely. They are all
located at the Seward hotel. Miss
Rose McEntee who went to Portland
for
all of the time with her sister Eunice
looking after her, and is making such
good progress that they expect to re-
turn home in few days.
For loans on city property, see
Parker Loan 4 Investment Co.
Steve Rossiter left last week for
Tekeo, where he will visit for some
time with his brother George and fam
lily. The doctor recommended change
for Mr.. Rossiter believing that would
do him far more good than medicine.
The brother came over after him last
week. 1t will be sometime before Mr..
Rossiter fully RECEIVERS from the in
jury he sustained in the accident last
fall, but 1t Is believed that new sur
roundings and change of climate will
go far toward working the desired ply
steal Improvement
For loans on city property, see
Parker Loan & Investment Co.
w. NJ. Butler had sale bills printed
this week announcing that he will dis
pose of all his personal property on
the 10Th OF this month. His advertise
ment appears In this issue. Mr.. Butler
sold his farm some time ago to Henry
Book and expects to leave about the
10th for Helena, where he has pur-
chased half interest in an 1900 acre
ranch fourteen miles from that place.
He states that he has a fine layout
there, the place being all under fence
and has something like 1900 acres till
able land.
Homer Eimers returned last Fri
day night from a several months pre-
paratory course at the military school
at Marion, Alabama, and is enjoying
home life once more. Should he sue
coed in passing the proper test he
will report at Annapolis the first of
June and take the government course
for the navy, which he prefers to mil
itary life. Homer says the weather
was quite mild in Alabama, and that
they played baseball all during the
winter in their shirt sleeves. But
when Is comes to the choice of a place
to live, give me Idaho every time"
remarked the young westerner.