The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1917-06-14

| Loans--Ge0. M. Reed
Money at low rate. II. L. Ayers.
Farm loans. A. w. Talkington-
Money to loan. n. W. Garetk
Fire Insurance H. Rothwell.
For bran and shorts, mill run, 70 to
the City Feed Store.
l.. NJ. Harris is arranging to take q
party Of land seekers from this section
over to Central Montana on the excur-
sion which goes out next Tuesday
Mr. Hoover Is expected here ON Satur-
day and they viii then complete their
arrangements for the trip.
Byron Defenbach Tno is engaged In
exporting the county books at the court
house went down to Lewiston Monday,
returning here Wednesday In his ma
chine, which he will keep up here for
use. Mrs. Defenbach Is expected to
come up a little later.
III. Morris, a pioneer OF this county.
died at his home In Denver at O'Clock
Wednesday evening, at the age of SO
years. The funeral win be held to-
morrow friday at II o'clock, with
Undertaken Hancock as director.
Word has been received from r.. N.
Walker. somewhere IN Utah, that he
and his wife who are travelling by easy
stages in their auto from old Missouri
TO their Grangevillr home, that they
expected to arrive here some time this
week.
Floyd Moore returned last Friday
night from San Rafael, Calf, where
ne was called three weeks ago by the
death Of his mother and the serious
sickness Of his father. The father also
passed away shortly after Floyd ar
rived at the home place 1t was certain
" a serious home-going for him.
Mrs. A. e. Lovelace went over to
Cottonwood the first Of the week for
visit with her daughter, Mrs. Forth.
Friends were over In an auto and Mrs.
Lovelace took advantage Of an invita-
ton to take cross-country ride with
them.
Mrs. VIM. Webb underwent a major
surgical operation Monday at the
hands Of Drs. Slusser, Scallon and
stockton. At this time the lady is re-
ported as improving, and it is to be
hoped will soon be restored to perfect
health.
Dr. w. B. Sims, chiropractor of
Grangeville, win be at Hotel Phoenix
In Cottonwood, on Tuesday, Thursday,
and Saturday Of each week. If you are
seeking relief from any ailment, he In
vites you to call on him. No charge
for consultation. 29-2t
A letter received this week from
Lonnie Fray, who has been la EIIens-
burg, Wash, for the past year, states
that he has left there and will In the
future make Great Falls, Mont, his
home. Lonnie is getting over into
new country where they seem to be do
ing things most OF the time.
Leo Brust came ia Sunday morning
early from the Salmon river country,
having just taken his cattle to the
Warrens section, where he will Craze
them and butcher them on the range
for mining camps In that country. Be
ing out on the river Leo came on In
TO Grangeville to see the wife and
baby.
Mr., and Mrs. N. b. Pettibone came to
town Wednesday a-foot, that is they
footed II In from north OF the court
house where their machine went dead
ON them. Nate did not seem to be out
of humor about the matter, but on the
contrary, thought they were extremely
lucky that the mishap took place so
near the end Of the run.
Messrs. VESSEL and Hinkleman, two
OF the substantial farmers Of the Green
Creek Winona section of the county
We're in town Wednesday, and were
guests at the Commercial club lunch
con. The gentlemen report consider
able acreage of spring grain in but adj
nit that there is some land yet to
pillow and seed.
Jim gill returned the first of the
week from Montana where he went
to look up some of the land bargains
offered by the Central Montana
Ranches company, and says he Is more
than pleased with crop conditions and
| the land. Everything was fully as
good as represented. He will probably
return there for further investigation.
| A, Urbahn of the Miller Implement
company, left Tuesday morning for
| Spokane from which place he will 20
either to Medical Lake or Soap Lake
for treatment for rheumatism Mr..
Urbahn had been confined to the
house for ten days before leaving with
a badly effected foot, ankle and knee.
1t Is to be hoped he win receive
prompt relief from his affliction.
Jim and Charlie Miller came In Mon
day from their ranches northwest Of
town to lay In some needed supplies.
They state that the farming had been
considerably delayed in their section.
/ but that they were somewhat ahead
of this immediate community. Jim
says he would like to cross the water
with Teddy and get into the French
trenches for good old scrap.
The Sunny Side Social Society met
Thursday with Mrs. r. c. Schmadeka.
A nice crowd was present and as us
ual a good time was reported. visi-
tors were Mrs. Henry Stinball and
the Misses Iva and Cassie Schmadeka.
Dainty luncheon was served by the
hostess. The next meeting win be
held June Goth with Mrs. ]. w. Sch