The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1918-09-26

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J. A. Peterson, chief deputy at the
local postoffice, returned on Monday
evenings train from a week spent at
Lewiston and Charleston and at his
ranch near Peck.
Charles Boren, stenographer for the
Tenth judicial district court, was an
arrival Wednesday evening from his
home at Lewiston, and is In attendance
at court In his official capacity.
G.. A. Pratt Of Sites, on his way home
with his thrasher had to stop over for
engine repairs Friday night. Mr.. Pratt
made his annual call on the Globe,
renewing his subscription.
Lester Faber who has been acting as
night clerk at the Imperial hotel has
been promoted to day clerk, ii being a
well deserved advancement. Homer
Hansen has taken Mr.. Faber's place as
night clerk.
DIR. T.. ]. Scallon was called to
Adams Camp Sunday afternoon to at
tend Chris lie Roys, sheep man, who
was suffering from an abscess Of the
throat. He left his patient much re-
lieved and returned home Monday.
Earl Nail, the 1S-year-old son Of Mr..
and Mrs. Chas. Nail, who has been suf-
fering with rheumatism for several
weeks past, was able to be about again
this week, being down town for the
first time since being laid up Tuesday
afternoon.
The Misses Nora and Pearl Nail re-
turned Monday evening from the Pen
dleton Roundup which took place there
last week. They report the show as
very entertaining. Mrs. Nail met them
at Lewiston and accompanied the
young ladies home.
j. Yeager, one Of the well known and
prosperous ranchers of the Garfield
section came out from his home We'd
nesday at attended the Mulhall sale
Mr.. Yeager desired to purchase a wag-
on but did not find what he wanted.
He returned to his home today.
Phil Meinen and John Phillips, two
Sites business men, were in the city
Wednesday afternoon and went on out
to the Mulhall sale The former also
ltu SOlllt GOuFl DuSllitSS 10 lOOh uIleT
while here. Mr. Meinen state quite a
number of Sites people were in at
tendance at the sale.
TAKEN UP-A red heifer branded
quarter circle with IL underneath on
left hip, swallow fork in right and
crop off left ears. Came to my place
6 miles north, the old Joe Benoy farm,
about Aug. 20. Owner can have same
by paying all expenses. Il. ID. KER-
LEE. 43-tf
w. r. Day, a noted mining man was
an arrival in town this week from
Chicago Mr.. Day is accompanied by
Mr.. Bancroft, mining engineer, who has
spent some time in this section looking
over properties 1t is believed that the
! above parties and their associates will
enter the mining field here.
Private Lawrence Horne of Van
couver barracks, Wash, spent a few
days here last week visiting with Mr..
and Mrs. Pulse and other friends be-
fore leaving for Berkely, Calf, to
which place he has been transferred,
and where he will enter the aviation
school. Mr. Horne's home is at Lew
iston.
c.. Il. Van Osdol formerly resident
Of this place, but of late of Spokane,
| Is in the city today looking after some
matters connected with former days
He will return on Friday mornings
train accompanied by Mrs. P. A
/ Wright and baby, who go there for a
visit with Mrs. Van Osdol, the ladies
being sisters.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. S. Hunter have
purchased neat little residence ON
Junction street, from Geo. w. Wilkin.
and are now installed there. The place
IL a very desirable one and while the
consideration is not given, we are in
formed Mr.. Hunter also secured CON
siderable inside furnishings that seems
to make his purchase a real bargain.
Miss Elsie Stanbery, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Geo. ID. Stanbery of Winona.
departed on Monday morning train for
Berkely, Calf, where she will enter
the university. Mr.. Stanbery accom-
panied Miss Msie as far Portland, and
while there enjoyed a short visit with
our former townsman. s. A. Anderson,
returning home on Wednesday evening.
A. T. Johnson returned from Lewis
zen Monday night. having accompanied
Saxhy Boles to that place late last
week, the latter going to hospital for
treatment for injuries received from n
bucking cayuse. Mr.. Boles although
severely injured was not found to he
as bad off as was at first anticipated.
He returned to this city the same "vc-
ming.
Will Plat was in the city several
days last week on business matters and
while here purchased new Nash six
cylinder club roadster from Guy Chies-
man. the Lewiston life insurance agent.
Mr.. Plat Is interested in the trip of
northwest livestock growers and the
| local Cowboy band to the International
Livestock show at Chicago In Novem-
Der and expects to go along on the ex-
cursion.
Mr.. and Mrs. Van Robertson will de-