The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1918-08-15
A half hour I'm Havana-the I'll
Sanitaire cigar.

A half hour I'm Havana-the III
Sanitaire cigar.
FOR SALE-A small bunch Of cat
tie, cheap. Also a stock ranch close
In, cheap. Enquire at this Office.
Make no mistake-smoke the El
Sanitaire cigar.
DR.. Orr of Cottonwood and family
drove over from that city yesterday
and spent few hours visiting friends.
Columbia grafanolas and records for
sole at the Smoke House.
Emmett Mulhall left Friday morning
for the officers training camp at Louis
Vile, Kentucky, to which he was re-
Gently admitted.
The Ell Sanitaire, mild Havana. At
all dealers, 10 and Is cents-2 for
%.
Rev. III. j. Wood and family are
camping at Mt. Idaho They made
camp last Saturday and expect to be
out two weeks.
At the Smoke House you will find
on sale Columbia grafanolas and all
the latest records.
w. s. Hunter has been out Of town
this week visiting the Green creek
section where he is installing the
Hunter light systems.
Editor H. G. Sasse, of the Ferdin-
and Enterprise, spent last Saturday In
the city ON business connected with
the schools of that place.
p. f. Duclos, one of the young farm
ers and stockmen Of the Salmon river
section, was attending to business at
the county seat Tuesday.
Mrs. S. l.. Weider returned on last
evenings train from Freeman, Alberta
Canada, where she had been visiting
for some time past with son.
r. L. Ewing, who is connected with
the state highway was an arrival In
the city this week from Boise, on busi-
ness connected with the highway.
Mrs. Kelley and daughter, who have
been visiting at the Sol Clark home
for the past six weeks, will return to
their home in Spokane Friday morn
ing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Chiesman came
up from Lewiston last Tuesday even
ing and spent couple of days herr
looking after the formers insurance
business
Rev. J. A. Pine and family, ant
Mrs. A. r. Harlan and daughter Miss
Olive, left Monday for the mountains
salx lob arv.iQc a M
enjoy a weeks outing.
v Mrs. j. A. Bradbury and children
are visiting in Lewiston with tn
formers parents, Mr.. and Mrs I. c
Hattabaugh, of that city, Mr.. Brad
!. bury having left for trip to the coast
Mrs. Harry Adams was visitor Il
the city Saturday from the ranch hom
of her father, Frank Il. Wyatt, on tn
Salmon river. She left on Sunda
k morning for Lewiston, where she re
; sides.
Mrs. Fullaway and daughters, VIII
have been visiting with the former
son, s. V. Fullaway, of the local fol
= est office, for the past few weeks, d.
parted on Tuesday mornings train 70
IL their home In the east.
|. C. Hattabaugh of Lewiston, 70
:, mer resident of this place, came
= Monday evening in his auto. M
- Hattabaugh owns a valuable farm
- this neck % the woods and was hel
looking after his interests.
IN Sam Jones of White Bird, spent
m couple OF days in the county se'
this week. He was accompanied b
his son, Emmett. The gentlemen ha
or business here in connection with the
tt large Salmon river holdings.
Is. Christophere Hazelbaker, who hi
or, been located at Moscow at the q.
1t /. training camp, left for Camp Holl
or burg, Maryland, a few days ago. i
% - mer, who was also at the universit
was sent to Camp Hancock, Ga.
,se The Interior Warehouse CO. WI
buy at any station on the prairie, ba
ley, oats and hay. Special attenti'
= given to wheat consignments. Prom
2 service guaranteed. Call up or see Il
local agent, GEO. s. DOWNER. 49,
Il. b. White called on the Globe til
week and surprised the editor by telli
. him he was In his Goth year. N
Il White took the Globe when 1t fiji
i started and has taken it ever SIM
4 His call at the office was enjoyed a
appreciated.
Il Deputy U. S. Marshal Mark Ho'
4 of Moscow, came In on last evening
1 train on official business and Is speI
1 ing the day in the city. Mr.. Howe
sided here for a number of years a
II has humorous friends in this cOuI