The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1917-08-23

Loans--Geo. NJ. Resd.
Money to loan, II. w. Garetn.
Farm loans. A. w. Huntington.
For best results, zee !. %. zuver. |
auctioneer, sci
About 600 secondhand sacks Tor sale. |
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Columbia grafanolas and records for
sale at the Smoke House.
The latest Columbia records and !
grafanoles are to be had only at the
Smoke House.
I. ID. Zuver has the record OF selling
more successful sales than any other
auctioneer on the prairie.
Former supreme Justice James II.
Aiishie and sons, Of Occur d'Aiene, were
I'm the city for short time Saturday
afternoon from Grangeville, where
they have been visiting for the past
couple Of weeks.-C Chronicle.
| Riley Rice returned thes flrst Of the
week from a trip into Montana and
says that state has been badly damag-
ed by the dry weather and In the stock
country the cattle are already being
brought In from the summer range on
to winter range and the feed situation
Will be serious In many parts OF the
state COTTONWOOD Chronicle.
DR. Russell TrujM has located at
Southwick for the practice Of medi-
cine and surgery He has been located
lat Cottonwood, Idaho, the past twenty
years. He served IL years as mem
Der OF the State Medical Board Of ex-
aminers and holds medical licenses In
Oregon, Washington and Idaho.--Ken-
drick Gazette.
Fred Smith, Of the New York mine,
and James Surridge came In Wednes-
day morning from the latterss home at
Harpster. Fred had been out making
q several days visit with Mr.. Surridge,
who Is mining man of no mean repu-
tati0n, as well as a rancher. and they
were canvassing matters Of mutual in
terest and mining conditions generally.
II Mr.. and Mrs. win Platt, Of the Boles
Z Icountry, were In town couple OF days
the first OF the week and were guests
lof the Imperial hotel Mr.. Plat
ell Wrought out d bunch Of cattle from the
! ranch for shipment, and the wife. who
Q used to be Grangeville girl when she
4 was Miss Vivian Jones, came over TO
: meet old friends and former school
mates.
oil Word has been received here that
y | Captain n. b. Kading, Of Company Il,
/, has been in the hospital and underwent
4 an operation for an abscess in his ear
4 xu<x{
He has now been absent from his com
: pany for three or four weeks. 1t Is not
! unlikely, 1t Ia said, that the injury may
be of such a character as to interfere
! with his future military service.
i. John w Phillips, the stites mali and
I stage man, was In town the first Of the
week in his auto. and went down to
. White Bird Monday with load OF pas
sengers to the funeral. Tuesday he
!. left for Elk City with his family.
! where they will take an outing. John
!. says he broke the time record last
: land return, making the round trip TN
eleven hours.
Z Geo. M Robertson and wife return.
|. ed Monday morning from visit down
along the Clearwater and Geo. says the
citizens OF the Clearwater highway dis
.. trict are preparing TO vote bond Of
500, 900, of which $4,000 is to be used
In building bridge across the river
| at Sites and the balance on good
| From the sentiment expressed there
], Is little doubt but that the bond win
curry Cottonwood Chronicle.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. N. walker and Mr..
and Mrs NJ. Il. Ayers returned last
Friday from ten days outing on the
l Little Salmon river above higgins. Mr..
: Walker, who Is known as one OF the
! successful fishermen of this section.
! stated to the Globe man that he never
!, had better success or better time In
! his life. He says they actually CON
suIned thousands of fsh during their
, stay, and brought home good supply.
Il Through the carelessness of some
| one throwing cigar stub In the grass
|, at the old r. b. Bell residence prop
essty Gil nurih Idaho avenue. now oc-
cupied by Station Agent Bell. the house
was endangered for time last Sunday
with destruction by fire. Chief Of
Police Robertson and others rushed to
the rescue and by attaching hose to-
the hydrant succeeded In putting out
the fire after the sidewalk had been
considerably damaged.
/ Judge Scales went to Lewiston last
week where he held chamber session
for a day or two. Mrs. Scales visited
with friends and also visited the camp
Of the Montana boys who are there
looking after the |. w. w. menace.
which has been threatening the indus
tries and business OF our state. Mrs.
Scales says they are fine looking
bunch OF soldiers. and the action they
have already taken shows them to be
thoroughly husinessIike
Mrs. /. G. HattaDaugh returned to
her home in Lewiston last Sunday
morning after " eek's visit here with
relatives and friends. Mrs. Hatta-
haugh. IL is understood, has In d splen-
did garden this season In compliance
with the national demand for increas-
ed production. and feels that she can
mot absent herself from her patriofic