The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1917-02-22

w. ID. Grunewald and Dave Lans-
don are county seat visitors this week
from the Kooskia section. They are
registered at the Imperial hotel.
"A Public Spirited Woman win he
the subject of the sermon by the pas
tor az the Federated church next sun
day evening. This is the second In q
series OF sermons ON Bible types OF
women.
George Stanbery is home again after
q business trip to Boise, where he took
In the state legislature and told the
denizens Of that dry farming section
something OF the marvellous crops rails
ed on Camas prairie, where nature
does the irrigating.
We take In exchange second hand
organs and second HAND pianos, to ap-
ply On our high grade instruments.
which are now far below even cata-
log houses. The Clark Music company,
Imperial building.
George Smith. editor Of the Grange
vile Globe. spent few hours I'm Asotin
last Sunday in company with Mr.. Nc
Adams, also of Grangeville. Mr.. Smith
was on his way to Moscow and Spo-
kane on business trip.-Asotin SEN
tinel.
Word was received this week from
Homer Eimers, who is attending the
military school at Marion, Alabama,
that he had completed his course of
sindy and would start on the return
f4srr IN.
OF Feb. and the LIST of March.
The case of the Bank of Sites VS.
w. ~. Grunewald, is now on trial in the
district c0urt,and many witnesses from
the Sites Ko0skia communities are in
attendance as witnesses and interested
parties in the case.
VIII buy all kinds Of hides and furs
at highest market prices. You can
ship to us by parcel post. City Feed
Store. 2-tf
w T. Clark is i'm town today from
his ranch near Harpster. Mr.. Clarke
recently returned from the Big Pend
country over in Washington where he
went to close up a contract for pIow-
ing and seeding M extensive tract
OF and which he has in that country
Buy farm-Geo. M. Reed.
John Forsman was IN the city sew
eral days this week from Lewiston
attending to matters In the district
court. Mr.. Forsman is one of the old
time Camas prairie citizens, but of re-
cent years has been making the Lew
iston-C Charleston section his home He
was the invited guest at the CONNER
cial club luncheon Wednesday.
We have no Democratic Plums to
offer you poor unfortunate election
crows, but If you are progressive we
can offer you some choice standard
plunhs, also Italian Prunes. If you
are inclined to be a little bit grouchy
we ran offer you,<a crab apple, of il
you are old-maidish, a Ounce tree. c.
Goah. Str
Among those mentioned as guests at
the Portland hotel last week are Mr.
and Mrs. +. j. Fassnacht, of Grange
Vile. Mr.. and Mrs. Fassnacht are
out for their usual migratory trip to
a warmer cline, and may take in Calf
fornia before their return.
EIgren Addison left Sunday morn
ing for Walla Walla, where she will
make an extended visit with relatives.
Miss Addison has been one of the
trusted employees in the county treas
Hrers office at this place for a number
or years under County Treasurer
Frank s. Rice
j. Nj. Gilmore came up last Sunday
night from Lewiston on some matters
in the district court. Gil says he and
family are getting along in first class
shape in their new home, but that
Ora hgeville and the old friends look
mighty good to him, as he has not yet
got ''weaned away" He returned on
Tuesdays train.
Henry Meyer, Herman Won Bargen.
Mr.. Dufur and Fred Mckinney of the
Fem section, and Ed Nelson and James
Lyttle near Denver were all in attend |
ance at the farmers smoker held at
the /. o. o. +. hall last Saturday In
the interests of the elevator and mill
project
County Prosecutor L. NJ. Griffith and |
Ben Bunnell are representing the min
ing interests of this section at the big |
mining congress in Spokane this week. |
Both gentlemen have mining interests. |
oHc III qudTCI HlileS ana the other In |
pladers, and they will leave nothing
undbne to direct attention this WAY
Steve Rossiter, while able to be out |
once more. has not recovered sufficient |
~ from the injuries sustained in his |
accident on the mountain road, hauling |
wood. to be anything like himself again |
and may be months in getting back to |
his normal condition. He was in town |
last Saturday.
Charles Parsons, head of the cloth |
ing department at Alexander Freiden- |
richs, returned home last week from
Moscow, and has again resumed his
duties at the old stand. From an |
peaFances the trip did Charlie plenty |
of good.
Even though you may not intend /