The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1918-08-29
A half hour in Havana-the III
Sanitaire cigar.

A half hour in Havana-the III
Sanitaire cigar.
Frank Martin, the Democratic can
didate for governor was an arrival In
town Saturday night and left Sunday
morning with Postmaster Wiesner Tor
Nezperce going there In the post
masters car.
Tom Kohl of Lewiston, cable man for
the Pacific Telephone company, Is In
the city and is engaged in putting In a
new pole at the Hickerson corner, the
old one being rendered useless by the
recent fire.
FOR SALE-A small bunch Of cat
tie, cheap. Also q stock ranch close
In, cheap Enquire at this Office.
w. It. Platt accompanied Guy Chies-
man up from Lewiston Monday night.
Mr. Plat states that Mrs. Plat and in
FAINT son are getting along in nice
shape. The young man made his ar
rival on the 18th of the month.
90 per cent sand for concrete work
and sidewalks. See CHESTER AR
MOLD. Grangeville. 3S-tf
Rumor has it that FL. w. Carrots con-
templates removing his headquarters
| to Spokane from which point he will
handle his business in this county. 1t
| is stated that Mr.. Carrots family will
remain here at least for the present.
The Ell Sanitaire, mild Havana. At
all dealers, 10 and 10 cents Tor
Is.
| III. e. Afford, business manager OF
the Lewiston Tribune, accompanied by
his son, Albert, who is proud of the
| title assistant manager" They are
spending a few days in this city, en-
ioying a needed vacation and renewing
old acquaintances.
Geo. ID. Smith made business triI
to Lewiston the last of the week. Or
his return he went in to Elk City tC
which place he drove Mr.. Kleesattle
manager of one of the big mining prop
critics in that section. From here hi
made the trip to Elk with his Ford.
A marriage license was issued Mon
day from the office of Henry Telcher
county recorder, to Eugene V. Tweedy
and Bertha A. Goodwin Of Kooskia
They were married Monday afternoon
by Probate Judge Campbell and r.
ti.i-d IT, Kooskia the followm: lay
At the Smoke House you will fin.
on sale Columbia grafanolas and ell
the latest records.
John Quinlan of Cotton, Wash, wa
in the city this week to attend the fun
: eral services of his sister, Mrs. T.
Quinlan, who passed away Sunda.
night Mr.. Quinlan accompanied hi
bereaved brother to Pendleton on Wed
nesday mornings train where the fur
eral was held.
I Guy Edwards Of Deer Creek, Wash
was in the city last week, being Gale
! here on account of the serious Hines
of his sister, MS. t. f. Quinlan, VIII
: passed away Sunday night. Circun
l. stances over which he had no contrt
compelled him to return before tn
death of his sister.
L Abe l.. Harchelrode of Winona, wa
i. in the city yesterday morning on bus
: ness connected with his ranch Nj
Hachelrode has leased his farm an
y will sell off his personal property earl
!. next month after which he and hi
~ family will remove to California wher
n they will spend the winter.
Nate MCGEE, who has been spendin
, the summer at the home Of Mr.. an
:, Mrs. d. Fl. Sasenbery, departed tn
y Thursday morning for Pullman wheI
= = he has property interests to look afte
- NHr MCGEE may spend the winter wit
his nephew, James MCGEE, a formt
resident of this place, at Ashlan'
Oregon, where he is in business.
T. NJ. Atwood & Sons have estal
70 lished their garage in the building ,
:, the east end of Main street, direct
:. opposite their former location. I'll
= place is not a very desirable one ar
= as Mr. Atwood states, it is impossible
secure any thing better. The firm ms
decide to build a garage next sprir
= the management already having sui
go able site in view.
Homer Phillips. former resident
NJ this city was here for ST., TT tin
N Saturday comin, up from sites Wi
=, his father. John Phillips. Homer
= now in charge of the stage line runnil
80 between Greer and Pierce City
which he onerates big Nash true
and states that he Is doing well. II
. numerous friends were pleaS,,l f. $