The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1918-03-14

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Buy now white the price Ia right
and a good supply. Blue stone. Lamm
the Druggist.
| Jack Rookie arrived In Grangeville
Monday morning from his home ON the
Snake river. Jack, in coming out, came
via Cottonwood.
| Don't wait till seeding time, you
may not get it then--formaldehy
and blue stone. Lamm. the druggist.
G. A. Tollefson returned from Lewis
ton Friday evening after q three days
stay at the Snake Clearwater river
junction metropolis.
The demand is strong, buy now or
you may be too late. Blue stone.
Lamm, the Druggist
Former Deputy Sheriff VIM. Filler, of
Cottonwood, is attending this session
of the district court as a witness in
the Grunewald case.
Doss Rosengrants, eattleman of the
Kamiah section, is In the city this
week as witness in the Grunewald
case in the district court.
LOST-Last Saturday, small mem
orandum book. Finder please leave
at this Office.
Carl Myers was In town Tuesday
from the Fem section and spent sever
al hours with the merchants where he
had business to attend to.
| Wanted-All kinds of second hand
goods.
15-4t o. T. LINGO.
e. A. Lancaster and wife were I'D
from the Salmon river country Mon
day and spent G. few days in the city
before returning to their home.
| WANTED-Woman to cook and do
general house work on a farm. A
steady position to the right party.
Good wages guaranteed. r. +. ID. No.
B, Nezperce phone 1910.
| Thos. Kearney and Geo. ID. Bentz
came up Saturday from White Bird.
Mr.. Bentz is serving on the jury, and
Mr.. Kearney had business to attend to.
Phil Meinen, G. Green and w. FL.
Baldwin were Sites business men In
| tuC AISt VI Tile week. he
district court session was the attrac-
ton.
Miss Laura Cunningham came over
from her school at Fem Friday night
and returned Monday morning spend
ing the time with the home folks in
this city.
w. w. Palmer, of Kooskia, and M.
III. Ferguson, of Kamiah, were among
the Clearwater river section citizens
the first Of the week, being called here
on court matters.
Registered 2-year-olds and yearling
Percheron stations and brood mares
are being offered for sale by Emmett
Mulhall at Fem, Idaho. See his adv.
in another column.
| Fifty per cent of the net receipts of
the st. Patrick's dance to be given Sat
urday night at Dreamland hall will be
presented to the Red Cross by the
Women of Woodcraft.
Major Farris and Dave Yates were
in town Monday from the Winona Sec
ton. Both these gentlemen are inter-
ested In the Grunewald case now be-
fore the district court.
Ed Blake, j. F. Jenney and t. A.
Randall, of Cottonwood, arrived In the
city Sunday evening in answer to the
call of the district court. The gentle
men were summoned as jurors.
III. b. Healey, the Lewiston music
Ian, came up from that place Monday
evening and assisted the Portland Nc
Elroy jazz orchestra In furnishing the
music at dance given here
Mr.. and Mrs. James Rush were In
the city Monday from the Fem sec
ton. They visited with their son Will
lard while here and attended to bust
ness matters that were pressing.
Willard Rush and Paul Atwood de-
parted Wednesday morning for Mos
cow In company with the G. III. s. bas-
ket ball team. They will also return
with the team Saturday evening
The finest registered Percheron stall
lions and brood mares ever brought to
Camas Prairie, are being offered for
sale by Emmett Mulhall, at Fem. His
announcement appears in another col
umn.
Judge James f. Ailshie, of Occur
d'Alene. was an arrival here on Sun
day evenings train, and is this week
defending w. A. Grunewald in the dis
trict court, besides attending to other
cases.
Ex-county Commissioner John N.
Rice, came in on last evenings train
from an extended visit at outside
points. Mr. Rice will return to his
home at White Bird on tomorrow's
stage.
Frank Rose came up Saturday MORN
ing from Sites, where he Is operating
a well drill. Frank formerly worked
on a well-drill crew In and around
this section, and has now become an
owner of an outfit.
A. l.. Donaldson, cashier of the Salm-
on River State bank, arrived in Grange
vile Sunday from White Bird, and de-
parted Monday morning for Lewiston