The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1917-08-09

n q Hanson was county seat
visitor from Ferdinand the nrst OF 'ne
week.
Vernon Holsclaw arrived 10 tne e
last Sunday from Mares Islam .Vs
visit with his mother MIS-. ADvse
ffoisesaw, brother Dougal ana gran
father e. w. Oliver. Vernon VINO Jonl-
ed the u. s. Navy three years ago =
now with the Warship Bunaio, i[u,n
which he has been granted priel lus
Tough for a visit home. ne says =
Is understood that they WIZ ie1ye
a a short time for the war zone ne
win leave Saturday morning on tne ~
turn trip.
City property--Geo. n. Reed.
+. w. Brown, OF Clearwater arrived
IN the city early Monday with a num-
bar az stock hogs. Mr.. Brown states
fbat while there are some very GOOD
crops IN his section, feed Is going 10 De
scarce Hay has done quite wei ana
clover where not pastured too close IN
fine early spring, was very good. W
r. Brown, brother, accompanied MIN.
While here Mr.. Brown had his name
placed on the Globes subscription iisI
and the official county paper Will now
be regular visitor at his home
Large crowds always attend the Sat
urday night dances at SchmadeKa haii-
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Erwin, Of Alton,
Okla. and Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Erwin,
of Athol, Idaho, arrived here last FIJI
day and are visiting at the home OF Mr.
and Mrs. Chas. Nail, north or town,
and will probably remain here two or
three weeks. Mr.. and Mrs. Erwin went
to Athol for visit with their son ana
family. and from there motored 70
Grangeyille to visit with Chas. Nail,
the elder Mrs. Ervin's brother and
other relatives. This is their first visit
to this country and even taking the
| extremely dry period into consideration
are well pleased with what they have
seen of the country.
At the Smoke House you will find
ON sale Columbia grafanolas and all
the latest records.
Judge James #. Ailshie and family
consisting Of Mrs. Ailshie. Miss Lu-
ellie. Jamie, William and Robert, &C
companied by Mrs. Julia CARRIER, ar
rived In the city last Saturday evening
from their home at Occur d'Alene,
and are quartered at the Imperial
Hotel. They made the trip in their
auto. which they have kept well in use
since their arrival looking over the
surrounding country with their friends.
| They made trip or two over to Win
chester during the week. The Judge,
| who had the construction of barn on
| his ranch east OF town In contempla-
ton, finds the lumber problem diff
cult one at this time, and is casting
about to see what steps he will have
to take to make the improvement with
ont going bankrupt.
Dance starts promptly at Q O'Clock
Saturday night at Schmadeka hall.
The new Central Garage building is
nearing completion, and 1t is now ex-
4 pected win soon be ready for occu-
pancy. 1t is certainly splendid struc
4 ture, and with the cement block walls
cement floor, plastered partitions and
well protected openings should be
about as near vre proof as building
can be made. The exact date Of occu
pancy has not vet been fixed, but II
win be soon. Messrs. Sweet and
Hardy, the owners, have spared nc
expense in the construction of the
building and they are to be compli
mented in the results. This with the
Eimers garage gives Grangeville two
as fine garages as can be found in the
country, and with the large and ever
increasing auto traffic, there is q
splendid field here for both of them
The latest Columbia records and
grafanolas are to be had only at the
Smoke House.
VIII Hartman, of Sites, has accep
ted a position at the City Bakery ant
began work there last week Mr.. Hart
man Is an experienced band and or
chestra man, being clarinet player
of extraordinary ability, and will be 1
valuable acquisition to the popular
Cowboy Band and the local orchestra
When in need of an extra man, L. r.
!. Proctor, proprietor of the bakery, look
ed up the band boys and informed then
of his needs and they Immediately 20
Hartman on the wire. The band boy
appreciate this kind of cooperation up
on the part of the merchants and bust
ness men and say they win be abb
to keep good band going as long a
the citizens show the same kind O
, spirit as evidenced by Mr.. Proctor
Mr.. Hartman was secured through tn
efforts of G. A. Tollefson, manager O
the Hub store, one of the leading ban
, members. Mr.. Hartman is the son q
! PHI Hartman, the well known Site
citizen.