The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1918-01-17
Farms for sale. Ayers.
Money to loan. ii w. Carrots.
Private money-Ge0. M. Reed.


Farm loans. A. W. Talkington.
Farms, city property, loans. M. L.
Ayers.
Have your car over-hauled this win
ter. Eimers' Garage.
John Kellar, prosperous rancher of
the WinOna district, was a business
visitor Monday.
Fred LYDIA of the Central Garage
returned Wednesday from a two weeks
vacation at the ranch on Salmon river.
LOST--A small gold dollar pin at
1. o. .. #. hall Saturday night Please
leave at this Office. Reward.
. ANY person desiring anything at the
Batty millinery Is advised to call on
Mrs. Ed Cawley, who will be pleased
to wait on them.
Mrs. G. A. Tollefs0n and little daugh-
ter of Grangeville are visiting Mrs Toll
lefson's parents, J. III. Myers and wife
this eek.-Stites Enterprise.
Doss Rosengrants, the well known
stock buyer from Kamiah, spent a
couple Of days In the city this week.
Doss states that his stock Is coming
through the winter in good shape
Mrs. ]. A. Pine and children arrived
here late last week from their former
home at North Yakima, to join Rev.
j. A. Pine, who was recently chosen
pastor of the Christian church of this
city.
During January 1918, 1 will donate
per cent Of the total income OF my
store for the benefit of Co. Il, 116 en-
gineers. DOC DENNY, The Smallest
Store in Town.
Mrs. Dan Greenburg left for her
home at Wallace last Saturday after
visiting with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. ID. FL. Kube. through the holidays,
where she will join her husband, who
is In the employ of the Day interests.
Denver Lester, son of ]. f. Lester,
living north of town, left last Sunday
for Portland to join the navy. This is
the second of Mr.. Testers boys to en-
list in that branch of Uncle Sans SER
vice. u. s. Lester having been Jackie
for some time.
Reynold Robertson of Green Greek,
was in the city Monday attending to
business matters. Mr.. Robertson came
in In his auto and said he found the
roads in fairly good shape for this
season OF the year.
A man with poor eyes is like a sub
marine with broken periscope-fail-
ingi He is apt to get struck with a
mental torpedo. Let us be your per-
manent convoy. DIR. w. s. Jackson the
Eye-sight Specialist, Grangeville.
Mrs. Sasenbery left Tuesday MORN
/ ing for Hot Lake. Ore, where she will
/ join her husband who has been there
for a couple of weeks taking treat
ment for rheumatism. Mr. and Mrs.
Sasenbery will visit the coast before
returning home.
Henry Jess well known farmer of
the Greencreek section was In town
Monday to meet his son-in-law and
family Mr. and Mrs. G. T. Snead, of
Moscow, who are taking up their resi-
dence In the Pfeufer house on east
Main street.
/ +. p. Wiley and son Homer left
Wednesday morning for Bellingham
Wash, where they will visit for time
with Forest Wiley. f. Els youngest
son, who has been called to the colors.
The gentlemen will stop for short
time at Seattle.
Denton Lovelace came In Monday
night from American River near Ia
coma where he is serving the govern
ment in the Reclamation Service Den
ton was not eligible for the army so
found place to serve his country just
the same. His brother Roby is with
Co. +. in France.