The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1918-10-10

| DIR. McKeen Boyce of Cottonwood,
was In the city Wednesday. The doc
tor is now receiving numerous calls to
this section since Grangeville has been
without veterinary.
c. NJ. Butler, Republican candidate
for state senator, was in the city yes
| treday from his home at Sites. Mr..
Butler was called here to attend a
meeting of the county council OF de-
| Tense held last evening.
100 acres of land to sell close to
| Grangeville Small payment down,
balance on long time loan. Address
box 912, Grangeville, Idaho, 46-2t
100 acres of land to sell close to
Grangeville. Small payment down,
balance on long time loan. Address,
box 912, Grangeville, Idaho, 46-2t
LOST-At the H. r. Sweet sale, a
brown macllinaw. Was placed in car
by mistake. Please return to Eimer's
Hardware.
46-2t T. A. LONG.
! Geo. Poe has returned from a sever
al weeks stay in the Salmon river dis
trict where he has extensive land and
stock interests, and where he has been
assisting with the work that had piled
up since his son entered the army.
J. Loyal Addison came up from Lew
iston last evening where he and family
are now making their home. Mr.. Ad
kison who recently passed the exami
nation for admission to the officers
training camp has not received his call
NJ to this time.
Howard Wetherbee, Il. c. Krakau,
Fet RhOades and G. b. Knorr returned
last Saturday night from two weeks
hunting and fishing trip up the Selway
section. They report an abundance of
birds and fish, but no larger game was
IN evidence.
Tom Martin stockman from the
Salmon river above White Bird, spent
a few days in the city this week re-
newing acquaintances and attending to
some county seat business matters. Mr..
Martin delivered a small bunch of hogs
Mt White Bird on his way out.
Dir. and Mrs Shinnick and Mrs.
Johnston of the Cottonwood hotel were
IL the city last evening from that place
on short stay Tho doctor recently
received an appointment for the army
and will depart shortly for some of the
army camps on receipt Of orders.
Lew Wilcox, mining man from the
Marshall Lake section, arrived here
lest Saturday and after spending a few
days with friends here departed for
Spokane on this mornings train Mr..
Wilcox will probably spend the winter
in California.
Miss Cora Hurley left last Saturday
morning for Winchester where she will
!, visit with her mother, Mrs. Sarah
, Hurley, for a short time before going
= on to Seattle where she will probably
remain. for the present at least Miss
Hurley's sister, Mrs. Irwin Toye, re-
sides at Seattle.
5 A. +. Parker returned last evening
3 from several days spent at Lewiston
where he attended the meeting of the
county assessors OF the northern
counties. Mr.. Parker gave valuable
y Information regarding state lands that
J. would be available for homesteads fol-
q he returning soldiers
Harry A. Moffitt of Winona, was il
y the city yesterday transacting bushes.
with our merchants, and while her,
4 added his name to the Globes sub
!. scription list Mr.. Moffitt Is one O
4 the progressive Indian farmers of tina
section and believes in keeping clos
track Of what is going on in his hom
" county.
j. Il. Mclean, one of the pioneers o
a this county, returned Monday evenin
nj - firth fn Ind no
IS where he went for a visit with one O
k. his sons He spent week both goin
and returning with his SONS Frank AN,
j. Allen in Montana. He enjoyed the tri
T. very much and returned in the best o
!, health.
~ Archie Gilkeson of the Alexander
o. Freidenrich store. returned on las
1t Monday evenings train from shor
!, visit to Missouri where he went {
y vs.t his aged mother. He stated h
H. i,nEa his moIbei enjoying good health
. al hough being in the 70s, and er
r. joyed every part of the time spent 1
M ,a.n:, to see her.
2 Billie Parisot came in on Tuesda
evenings train from Spokane, wher
he had been for the past couple Q
weeks dltenullg 10 MINING DuSlneS
and completing arrangements for wor
or his mining property in the Florenc
district during the winter months. MI
Parisot stated he expected to have
. fotation process installed in the nea
future.
Monte Jarrett returned last wee
from years stay in Wyoming. Sine
his return he has hpen engaged wit
Frank f. Wyatt, assisting In bringin
oat his beef cattle. Mrs. Jarrett pr,
ceeded Monte a couple of months an
has been at the home of her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. J. l.. Miller. who resid
northwest from this city. They wi
probably remain here until spring.