The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1918-09-05
Make no mistake-smoke the I'll
Sanitaire cigar.

Make no mistake-smoke the III
Sanitaire cigar.
Mrs Toye and daughter Miss Hazel,
arrived here early last week from
Seattle where they have been making
their home for several months past,
and will make an indefinite visit here.
Columbia grafanolas and records for
sale at the Smoke House.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas Nail and Mr.. and
Mrs. w. 6. Milliorn Of Winona, went
down to Lewiston last Sunday In the
latters Oldsmobile, and returned with
a liberal amount of peaches early this
week.
A half hour in Havana-the Ell
Sanitaire cigar.
Seth Jones the Republican candidate
for representative, was In town a num-
Der Of days this week from his home on
the Salmon river. While here he pur-
chased bunch of cattle to take to his
ranch.
The Ell Sanitaire, mild Havana. At
all dealers, 10 and 10 cents-2 for
%.
Russell Ball and wife of the Fisher
pacers, we're visitors this week from
the mines. They departed the following
morning for Walla Walla. Mr.. Ball
reports things as satisfactory in
mining way.
90 per cent sand for concrete work
and sidewalks. See CHESTER AR
MOLD, Grangeville. 3S-tf
W. A. Iindquist claim agent for the
Camas Prairie line, was here for
short time this week looking after CON-
pany matters. Mr.. Lindquist was for
mer resident of this city and is well
known here.
Farm for sale-Ayers.
John Sdhut and family arrived here
from North Yakima on the 9th of
last month and will probably locate in
this section. Mr.. Schut is brother
in-law Of Herman Sturpstra, Of the
Greencreek section.
Ed Murphy returned on yesterday
! mornings train to Spokane where he
goes to complete his work at the Lewis
and Clark high school. In addition to
the commercial course Ed will also take
military training.
Mrs. J. J.. Pulse and Mrs J. T. Or.
bison of Nezperce, left this morning fol-
the Clearwater section where they will
visit with the Riebold family. Mrs
a Orbison has been the guest of Mrs
| D,,lca FOR fha no OF xvoaE
Omer Wise will leave Friday morn
ing for Camp Lewis, Wash. for WISH
!. with his son Richard, before the latter
: goes across the water. Omer has moi
: seen his son for the past three years
He will be gone a week or more.
O. Bentley came up from Lewiston OF
Tuesday evenings train where he anC
+ Mrs Bentley have been visiting will
n their daughter since returning from
s the G.. A. r. Encampment recent,
held at Portland, Ore Mr.. Bentle.
stated that they greatly enjoyed thu
encampment.
y Mrs. Fl. Fl. Miller and children wen
= down to Lewiston on Tuesday morn
y ings train to join Mr.. Miller who ha
been there for some time past. MI
Miller is engaged in hauling grain t,
the warehouses and is using his BIZ
2 truck. They will probably renail
y there all winter.
Hugh Hanson, who has been in thi
vicinity for some time past visitin,
with relatives and doing his bit" IL
saving the crops on the prairie, re
turned I'd his home at OppOrtunit
Tuesday morning. Hugh graduate,
from Lewis and Clark last term an(
this year will enter the state colleg
at Pullman.
Mrs. Geo. Faust and two small son
arrived here Monday night on the Sal
| mon river stage where they Joined MI
Faust and other son who have bee
here for a few weeks past. Mrs. Faus
and boys had been visiting with rela
tives over on the Snake river side an
have come here to make their home
Mr.. Faust is employed at the Day
! Abramson barber shop.