The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1918-03-07
It's the Pep.

| Mrs. Matt Gilbert and children left
Tuesday morning for Ashland, Oregon.
for an extended visit with Mrs. Gil
bert's parents at that place.
Fire insurance. Ayers.
DIR. Scallon was called to Cotton
wood Wednesday where he performed
an operation on Miss Nau. The doctor
was assisted by DR.. Shinnick.
City property-Geo. M. Reed.
DIR. q. A. Schilling, eye specialist
arrived from Cottonwood Sunday even
ing and made Grangeville his place of
business Monday and Tuesday.
Buy a farm-Geo. M. Reed.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. d. Long departed
Sunday morning for Tacoma, where
they expect to visit their son John
who is stationed at Camp Lewis.
Farm loans. A. w. Talkington.
J. Frank Sims returned last Monday
night from a ten-day visit at Hot Lake,
Ore Mr.. Sims is quite enthusiastic
over the efficacy of the waters of that
popular resort and brought sample
home with him to administer to his
friends.
Real Jazzers.
Owing to preparation for the forth
coming days of 40" show and dance
under the auspices of the Cowboy
band, the regular Saturday night
dances will be discontinued until after
the 40 show.
Cement blocks, farm tile and well
-urbing at Chester Arnold's.
Miss Mae Cunningham who arrived
from Lewiston last week to attend
the funeral of her brother, Clarence,
returned to that city Sunday morn
ing. Miss Mae Is attending Normal
school at that place.
At the Smoke House you will find on
sale Columbia grafanolas and all the
latest records.
doc" and Mrs. White will depart
on tomorrow mornings train for
Seattle where they expect to reside in
the future. doc" has been In the en-
ploy Of the Snyder-Miller Co. for quite
time and will be missed by the many
patrons Of the shoe department
Old Man Jazz Himself-Drea
hall, Monday night March IL.
"Bill" Hartman arrived in this city
Friday evening from an extended
pleasure trip and visit with his par
ents Mr.. and Mr.. Phil Hartman of
Sites. He also visited in Orofino
and Lewiston. Bill has been employed
at the city bakery for the last year
and resumed work Monday.
Big Jazz Dance. Dreamland hall,
Monday night, March II.
DIR. Green returned from Lewiston
Tuesday evening after ten days visit
with his family. While away he at
tended the Inland Empire Dental
Association which held a very interest
ing series Of practical demonstrations
and illustrated lectures on the new
methods of dentistry.
Wanted-All kinds of second hand
goods
15-4t o. T. LINGO.
Deputy Sheriff and Mrs. T. E. Qnin-
ian went down to Lewiston on last
Sunday mornings train where the for
mer will remain for some time in the
hope that the lower altitude will be
of benefit to her health which has not
been robust OF late Mr.. Quinlan re-
turned home Monday evening.
Wanted--All kinds of second hand
goods.
15-4t O. Il. LINGO.
William Criddlebaugh arrived from
Culdesac Tuesday evening, at which
place he has been employed, on a work
train. and departed Wednesday, the
following morning for Lewiston to be
examined under the compulsory draft
law Basil Harris and Glib Miners
also departed for Lewiston the same
morning to be examined.
, Wanted-All kinds of second hand
goods.
15-4t O. II. LINGO.
Another of those Red Cross and
piano fund dances was held at the AID
kison school house last Friday The
dance was a great success, both soc.
tally and financially, many town
people attending. The Harris-Tollef,
sons Jazz orchestra furnished the
music for the occasion. 1t seems as
if this place is becoming quite popu
lar among the joy-seekers Of this
vicinity
This week finds Doc. Dennys army
land navy photo gallery quite enlarged
His store wall being used for the gal
lery, is gaily decorated with patriotic
cuts, and to add TO the spirit of the
STARS and Stripes" Doc. has now some
30 pictures of Idaho county boys ir
his gallery. You are welcome to visit
Docs gallery and all pictures of Idaho
county boys under Uncle Sam will be
appreciated
LOST-Dark red Durham heifel
coming two years old Underbit II
both ears. No brand. Last seen at the
Theo. Tollefson ranch on Luke's Gulch
Reasonable reward offered for the dis
cOyery of this animal