The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1917-10-04

Horses, cattle, sheep and hogs, will
be sold at auction on Oct. 18th at Fen
Batty's sale.
| Farm loans. A. W. Talkington.
Born to the wife Of Orrin Reibold,
at Clearwater, on September 10Th, q
ten pound girl.
Farms for sale. Ayers.
WANTED Competent woman for
general homework. Inquire of Mrs.
| r. NJ Glanville.
| Loans-Ge0 NJ. Reed.
DR.. Jesse T.. Rains returned from a
several days trip in to the Warren
country Tuesday evening.
Money at low rate M. L. Ayers
Mrs. L. A .Manring Of Pullman, after
spending several weeks with friends
and relatives on Camas prairie, left
Saturday morning for Moscow.
As am leaving this section will
sell my Russell 1924 tractor, @eason-
able. Plowed forty acres. Call or
write Wicks Bros, Grangeville. 45tf
Jack Rowe came In from Burgdorf
Wednesday and is spending few days
visiting with relatives and friends.
Jack has been working at Burgdorf
l.. X. Proctor Of the City Bakery,
has returned from couple Of weeks
spent at his former home In Wisconsin,
where he enjoyed a visit with his par
ents.
Mrs. II. Cox left yesterday morning
! for her home at Spokane after enjoy
| ing couple Of weeks at the home Of
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred w.
Karsten.
Mrs. Chas. Westminster was an ar
rival on last Friday evenings train
| from Lewiston and win make her home
| In this section, Mr.. Westminster having
preceded the wife couple Of weeks.
Geo. Wood Of Lewiston, was a bust
ness visitor this week. Mr.. Wood re-
Gently traded of his home in this city
and removed his family TO Lewiston
where the children are attending
| school
| Friday viii be the last day Of Teach
ers' Institute, why not come out to the
| Grand Farewell Ball and have the best
| time OF your life Music by Fulton's
six-piece orchestra, the best in the
northwest
! Mrs. M. Deasy and two children, of
Lucille, are in the city this afternoon.
Mrs. Deasy is having her sons eyes
| treated while here. Before returning
| to her home at Lucille she will make
| a trip through the Montana country.
There win be dance at the Colum-
bus school on Friday night, Oct -,
| to which everybody is invited. The
social affairs of this district are well
known and it goes without saying that
all who attend win have good time.
The dance Is given for the benefit Of
the school.
Floyd Conner, who has been with
the engineering crew on the north
and south highway between here and
White Bird, came In from the camp
last evening and after q few days
spent with relatives here win go on
down to Lewiston where he makes his
headquarters.
The r. N. Barnett sale this Thurs
day afternoon was very successful and
was attended by fully 500 people, not
all buyers, but people who went there
to spend the day with Bob and his
splendid family before they leave for
their new home at Clifford, Montana.
The sale amounted to 5000.
Last week T. III. Kerlee sold what
Is known as the Geo. w. Stephens
land two miles east OF town to Walter
G. Altman, a son OF Geo. Altman, who
owns the Sid Brown so acres Young
Mr.. Altman was married recently and
he and wife win at once take up resi-
dence on their new purchase. The
deal was made by L. M. Harris
A. b. Rookie of Cottonwood is in the
city today and while here had DIR.
Rains use the x-ray machine on his
arm Some two months ago Mr.. Rookie
was participant in an automobile
accident and sustained serious injury
to his right forearm, which since
healing up has not felt just natural.
Albert Koch. for the past three and
half months engaged at the electric
light plant on the Clearwater, Is In
the city enjoying a short layoff Mr..
Koch states that the company now
has IS men working on the new dam
and expect to increase the force to
80 as rapidly as they can be used
The work is going ahead and prepara-
tions for the cement work at bed rock
are nearing completion.