The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1918-08-15

II you are itching TO- a new home
let us help you scratch. Hussman
Lumber Co. Building Doctors"
The Interior Warehouse Co. will
buy at any station on the prairie, bar
lev. oats and hay. Special attention
given to wheat consignments. Prompt
service guaranteed. Call up or see the
local agent, GEO. 8. DOWNER. 3Stf
Chas. Jewell, who has been chef at
the Imperial Hotel for the past two
wears has made up his mind to leave
here for coast points and will sever
his connection with the hotel on Sep
TENDER LIST. His many friends wish
him success wherever he may go.
J. W. Ashby of Charleston, a former
resident of this place was in the city
Monday evening. On Tuesday morn
ing he went up the Salmon river TO
look after some property interests, TO
he gone five or six days. Mr.. Ashby
was married at Charleston recently.
County Treasurer J. A. Bradbury
left Sunday morning for short va
cation at coast points. He accompan-
led Mrs. Bradbury and the two boys
as far as Lewiston, where the latter
remained for a stay with Mr.. and Mrs.
II. G. Hattabauge, Mrs. Bradburys
parents.
Chester Arnold has secured lease
on a sandpit at the Pat Toal place
near Mt. Idaho, and can now furnish
sand in any quantity. Chester has had
an expert examine the product and the
sand is pronounced go per cent pure.
He has been to considerable expense
in opening up the pit.
Mr.. and Mrs Art Meyer were ar
rivals here this morning from Cas-
cade, Idaho, over in the Long Valley
country, where Mr.. Meyer has been
engaged in mining since leaving here
few years ago. They are on their
way by auto to Montana, where they
expect to engage in farming.
rived 1ere on last Sunday evening S
tram for a short visit with her moth
Ell who has been visiting with Mrs.
I.atty for SINE time past. Miss ~ IA
who formerly. resided tere with her
parents is now head saleslady for s. j.
Foster who now has quite large cs-
tablishment at Spokane.
| Dan Greenburg was visitor at the
home of his father-in-law, ID. FL. Kube
this week from Wallace. While here
it is stated Mr.. Greenburg lined uI
some of the Democrats for e. A. Var
Sicklin, the Democratic candidate fol
the nomination for governor, and whC
Is opposing Ell. f. Samuels, the Non
partisan Democratic candidate.
David Burrell of American Falls
was a business visitor in the city OF
Tuesday evening and spent most O.
the week here. Mr.. Burrell has sever
al times been chief clerk of the legis
lature. He was particularly taker
with the appearance of Camas Prairi'
and surprised at the outlook for goot
yields throughout this entire section.
Ed Vincent of the Salmon rive
country, spent few days in the cit,
: last week. Ed is the Republican can
didate for county commissioner iron
his district and would make an ad
, mirahle man. for the place. He ha
been very successful in his own bust
ness affairs and without question tn
affairs of the county would be equall
we'll handled should he be elected. III
is an old times and is well and favor
: ably known throughout the county.
William Payne, who has been er
: Toying his vacation at the Barrett
! Bros ranch north of town, returne
to his home in Spokane on last Thurs
day mornings train. Mrs. Payne an
n son, Tommy, who have been at tn
I ranch for some time assisting he
v brothers during the absence of Mr.
4 William Barrett, will remain for
r longer period. While at the ranch MI
Payne, who is a member of the Spc
kane fire department assisted hi
$ brothers-in-law with their harves
4 operations.
John Ingram. son of William II
gram of the McGhie market, arrive
. in the city last Thursday evening an
spent a few days with the home folk
II johnnie put in two years in the nav
: and has made several trips across th
:, pond since the war started. On q,
- count of heart trouble he was give
- an honorable discharge. For the pas
- two months he has been taking specis
training at the Pullman college an
i, having completed the course made tn
- trip home to see relatives and frieni
!. before going to Camp Lewis to tai
- the examination for a commission
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