The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1918-07-11

DIR. X. A. Schilling, Of Cottonwood,
was an arrival in Grangeville this
week and will spend several days here
looking after his business.
Columbia grafanolas and records for
sale at the Smoke House.
Fred Hunt returned a few days ago
from White Bird where he has a large
number of cattle pasturing. He reports
that they are in good condition.
What can we do for you todayf-
Hussman Lumber Co.
The local weather prophet at Lew
iston predicted hot weather until the
oath of July. Here's hoping he is
dead wrong-he was
We win sales by services-Hussman
Lumber Co.
Senator Perry w. Mitchell, Of Nez-
per,e, was an arrival In Grangeville
Tuesday afternoon, to attend to some
legal business in this city.
Good Hot Point Electric Range for
sale. Enquire at this office. 27-tf
Thomas, Pogue Of Whitebird, ar
rived In Grangeville this week and has
been attending to business matters re-
lating to his Whitebird interests.
At the Smoke House you viii find on
sale Columbia grafanolas and all the
latest records.
Il. s. Hancock is now the local rep
resentative of the Lewiston Marble
Works, and can furnish designs and
prices. Work delivered promptly. 33-1t
If you are itching for a new home
let us help you scratch. Hussman
Lumber Co. Building Doctors"
Lost--two team brides between Mt
Idaho and Grangeville Suitable re-
ward offered at this office. 32-2t
Commissioner Robert Griffith Of
Whitebi.d is an arrival this week to
attend the meeting Of the County
Commissioners which convened Mon
day.
Mrs. Cora Devine left Thursday
morning by auto for Lewiston and
from there will go to Spokane and the
coast, expecting to be gone about
month.
win Derrig and Garnet Kraukau
left Thursday morning for Lewiston
for short vacation. While there they
will pick few apricots in order to
keep busy.
Frank Hogan, Of White Bird, was
an arrival In Grangeville this week
from White Bird where he reports the
weather has been some hot and ice is
a curiosity.
II. Cote left for Lewiston Monday
morning where he went to look over a
position with Harry Adams, who runs
the depot news stand. He returned
the same evening.
William Parisot returned to the Bull
lion mine in the Florence district last
Saturday with load of supplies, after
spending few days In the city attend
ing to business matters.
Miss Jean McGhie returned last weel
!, from Salem, Oregon, where she had
been attending school. The young
: lady will return there next fall wher
school opens up again.
1
Little Miss veda Zuyer, who has
been attending school at Lewiston ant
: making her home with her grand par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Whitcombe, return
ed home last Sunday evening.
Dale Clark, came In from his HON,
at Kooskia last Sunday to be in readi
: ness for the regular July session o.
! the board of county commissioner,
which convened here Monday.
Mrs. Albert White will leave fol
the coast the latter part of the weel
spending few days with her aunt
+ Mrs. Jimmie Durkin, of Spokane, theI
: going to Seattle and Ellensburg
Geo. Bancroft, a mining engineer
who Is interested over across the Sal
mon river beyond the Hump section
is in the city, having returned from ,
: visit to the Marshall Lake district.
: J. ii. VonBargen, was in town Sat
urday, and states that the sprini
sown grain out his way is not wortl
much. but that the fall grain seems t,
be doing well so far. A rain however
. would help wonderfully.
The Women of Woodcraft were in
vited over to Nezperce to visit tn,
lodge at that place, Tuesday. Twenty
eight ladies left here in autos at tire,
a o'clock Of the afternoon, returning ii
q the very small hours of the morning
VIM. Workman was visitor in tow
early this week. He reported tn,
r crops looking pretty good in his sec
{ ton but stated that the hot nights ha,
affected the spring grain to some ex
: tent.
4 Mrs. :. $. Wildenthaler, OF Lewis
ton. accompanied by the children o
Mr. and Mrs. j. Il. Kinkaid, arrived il
Grangeville last Sunday evening for
visit with her daughter, Mrs. j. |