The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1918-08-08


VIM. Hunter has been spending the
week out of town installing the Hum
ter light system in different sections
of Idaho county.
The Ell Sanitaire, mild Havana. At
all dealers, 10 and Is cents-2 for
%.
Harry Zerr Of White Bird, was q
visitor in Grangeville this week. He
assisted Day & Abramson in the barber
shop last Saturday.
At the Smoke House you will find
on sale Columbia grafanolas and all
the latest records.
VIM. Plat came out this week from
his ranch over on the Salmon river.
He brought out large consignment
of cattle for shipment
If you are itching for a new home
let us help you scratch. Hussman
Lumber Co. Building Doctors"
A. J. Maugg and Mrs. Maugg re-
turned from trip to Spokane, ar
irving home Sunday evening. They
made the trip in their car.
Roy Hogan, of White Bird, spent
few days in town this week He
came up from his home with the draft
boys and remained here until their
departure
Lester Faber left Monday morning
for trip to Lewiston to spend the
day visiting with relatives who are
passing through there by auto.
Glenn Hibbs of the Salmon river
section, was an arrival in Grangeville
this week, and after spending a few
days here left for a trip to Lewiston.
Edwin Nelson, the republican candi-
date for state representative from
Idaho county, filed his acceptance for
the nomination Wednesday afternoon.
Reports from registrars in Grange
vile show that the voters are going to
take an interest In the primaries,
there now being large number reg
istered.
Postmaster Wiesner and wife have
returned from several days visit to
Lewiston. The postmaster is very
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business.
Rich Nash was a county seat viSi
or Monday from the Salmon river
section and spent several days attend
ing to large shipment of cattle thai
he brought up.
J. Loyal Addison received word thai
he passed the examination for en-
trance to the officers training CAM
and expects to leave the 10Th for ser
vice to his Uncle Sam.
Mr.. Earl Parks and Mr.. Paul, boil
of Lewiston and representatives OF
business houses of that city were ar
rivals In town this week attending t,
their trade in this section.
James Chamberlain of Spring Camp
arrived in town the last of the weel
with his pack train. He had been do
ing some packing for the Forest ser
vice. He returned to his home Sat
urday.
Richard Steen passed through tow
Sunday afternoon ON his way to Lewis
ton. Mr.. Steen has been nominate,
by the democrats of Lewiston for tn
legislature and was on his way to fill
his acceptance.
Seth Jones left for a trip to Spo
kane Monday morning and expects t
be gone few days. Upon his re
J turn he will make a trip throug
Idaho county in the interests of tn
republican party.
Frank Wyatt of the Salmon rive
section, was an arrival In town Tues
day. He accompanied the body o
: Walter Brockman and after attend
ing the funeral Wednesday left for
trip to Lewiston.
Cashier, r. III. Russell of th
Grangeville Savings and Trust Co
returned Sunday evening from a fe,
! days business trip to outside points 1
tie Palouse country and in the Spokan
neighborhood.
Reed loans, ON City Property.
Miss Ida Wickman came in on las
n Tuesday evenings train from Cal
I fornia. where she had been visitin
I for the past six weeks. She returne
to her home ON the Salmon rive
Wednesday morning.
( Thos. Pogue, of the Salmon Rive
Stores CO., was an arrival in town thi
!, week from White Bird. He made
! trip to Lewiston returning In time
attend the funeral of Walter Brocl
man Wednesday.
Seth Jones arrived in Grangevill
= from Lewiston Tuesday where he AZ
!. companied the draft boys. He sal
J. they all left feeling happy and prou
v to represent Uncle Sam. Mr.. Jone
left Tuesday for his ranch.
n Joe Mccoy and VIM. Buffin wei
business visitors In Grangeyille tn
week. Both are old time minig mel
II having spent years i'll Alaska. The
: are looking over this section and al
II much impressed with this country.
:, John Shrader, one of the prosperot