The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1918-12-26
Have recently installed a chopper
and can now furnish chopped feed
Denver Roller Mills. VIII deliver.

daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs j. A. Zuver
was an arrival ON this evenings train
from her home. She will make an in.
definite visit with her parents and
relatives In this city
County Assessor Calvin Hazelbaker
is in receipt of letter from his
brother Chrissy, dated in France, Nov
ember 2S, in which 1t is stated that ne
would probably be in the United States
by the time the letter reached him.
For Fire, Burglary, Livestock, Steam
Boiler, Life, Health and Accident In
surance, see Herv Rothwell 2-tf
James Dyer, who has been in charge
Of the Forest service office at Elk City
for some time past, recently closed the
same and came out to the county seat
where he will be employed in the sup
erintendent's office for the next few
months.
81 per cent sand for concrete work
and sidewalks. See CHESTER AR.
MOLD, Grangeville. 38-tf
j. NJ. Richmond left Tuesday morn
ing for II short business trip to Seattle.
accompanying a shipment of hogs sent
out by Hamill & Mckinney. While in
that city he will visit with his daughter
Mr.. and Mrs. Eli Ingram, the latter
being his daughter.
WANTED-Choice cooking vegetables
yellow and white carrots, onions, beets
ana oyster plant. Pacific phone 291
Geo. Stephens this week brought in
IL pigs less than nine months of age
which he delivered to Hamill & Nc
Kinney, and received $4344 for the
lot, which makes an average of 500. 40.
at III cents per pound. That is the
proper way to produce porkers.
FOR SALE-Field seed peas, Ban
gala; also about 5000 pounds navy
beans p. e. SHERWIN, Grangeville,
Idaho. 4S-tf
Attorney X. NJ. Hattabaugh was out
Monay afternoon for the first time aft
or Today confinement with the flu
Although taken down somewhat in
weight Reese seems to be getting along
quite nicely and will soon resume his
office work.
The Maryland Casualty Company
will insure your employees under the
Idaho Compensation Act See Herv
RothWell. 2-tf
A. +. Parker, state timber appraiser
for northern Idaho, returned ON this
evenings train from an extended trip
to the north end of the state. While
away he audited the books of four big
timber companies that are doing bust
ness with the state.
For Sale-Brand new No. 8 Under
wood Typewriter for 500 or will trade
for guaranteed milk cow Address: Box
$780, Grangeville, Idaho. 2-tf
Ms. 4. Cosand received letter from
her son Fred, who is now stationed at
Camp Lee. Virgini., which conveyed
the information that he was confined
70 the base hospital suffering with the
Mumps. He expects To be mustered
out In the near future.
Lost-11 head black shoats,-weight
about 20 lbs crop off each ear. Re
ward offered for Information leading
to recovery. Phone formers 1919 VIII
Huff, Grangeville Off
Lloyd Brotherton, formerly employed
at the Day 4 Abramson barber shop,
arrived Sunday evening from Pullman
10 spend the holiday season with Mrs.
Brotherton, who is visiting at the home
Of her mother, Mrs Vansise. Next
month Lloyd will depart for Portland
where he expects to locate.
Mr. aud Mrs. Don Kirby, of Vollmer
who have been IN the city for the past
week or more, visiting at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. NJ. II. Geary, the ladies
being sisters. departed this morning for
n two-month's sojourn at points in
California Mr. Kirby is station agent
at Vollmer.
Tom Chandler. for many years i'll the
pool hall business in this city, came out
from his ranch near Mill Creek for the
first time in several months Monday
afternoon. Tom thus far has escaped
the flu and states no desire for con-
tracing it. He will return after the
holidays.
Mrs A. J. Holsclaw arrived home
from the Roy Schmadeka place several
miles north Of this city. Monday morn
ing. where she had been engaged for
the past two weeks nursing Mr. and
Mrs Schmadeka, who We're suffering
with the flu Mrs. Holsclaw, although
having had the flu once and also con-
tracted ii n second time while nursing,
is still willing 10 face the epidemic and
help relieve the sufferers,
Ray and Paul Harlan, sons of Mr.
and Mrs. A. Il. Harlan of this city
came in ON Tuesday evenings train
from Portland, where they were at
work in the shipyards until stricken
with the flu. Tie boys have had very
narrow squeaks for their lives and re
turned home just as soon as they We're
able to travel. While they were i'll
Mr.. Harlan mace IN extended visit to |
Portland to BE- with them and render |
Hamill 4 Mckinney recently opened |