The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1918-03-21

One new Dodge for sale. This Is
a bargain. Eimers Garage. 17-2t
Attorney James q. Babb, Of Lewis
ton, was In the city for a couple Of
days this week and appeared In the
district court as council for the
Northern Pacific Ry. Co., In their case
against the county for the recovery OF
taxes paid.
Chas. Durham Of Whitebird, was in
the city for few days this week In
attendance at the district court SEES
sion. Mn Durham had case In court
against Henry Soards, but their diff
ference was settled without being
heard In court
FOR RENT-240-acre farm. En-
uuire of ARNOLD BROS. 16-tf
Attorney Charles Nugent came over
from his home at NeZperce late last
week and has been attending to legal
matters in the district court this
week. Mr. Nugent resided here for a
number of years and has host OF
friends in this section.
LAND BARGAINS-150 acres inn
proved, half tillable, 2 miles from
Grangeville, $500. $50 acres, $50 cul-
tivatable, improved, an extra good
stock and grain ranch. miles out
$4,000. See r. w. OVERMAN. 15-2t
Herman Fl. Miller has rented his
farm in the Denver section and Is
this week advertising an auction Of
his personal property at Denver. for
J next Monday. Among other things
Mr.. Miller will offer for sale a COM
plete threshing outfit
Buy that car now. They are scarce.
Ejmers Garage. 17-2t
} The ladies Of the Christian church
will hold cooked food and fancy
work sale Saturday, March 80, the
: day before Easter Sunday, at the
| Midget Bazaar just opposite the Bank
! Of Camas Prairie. The purpose OF this
sale is to increase the church fund.
Oakland Sensible Elk cars. Eimers
Garage. 17-2t
Judge e. G. Steele was an arrival
from Moscow on Monday evenings
/ train. being called here to hear a num-
/ Der of cases in the district court In
. which Judge Scales was disqualified.
He will remain until Sunday morning.
There will be Red Cross dance at
the Lake school house. Friday night.
April 5. Music by Hazelbaker and
Cross. i"
DIR. w. F. Pogue, of Lucille. came
! up from the Pogue ranch Wednesday
I evening and departed on Thursday
mornings train for Lewiston where he
had some business before the land Of
, fee. He will return Friday evening
and remain here for couple OF days
visit with his old-time friends.
FOR SALE-Purebrcd Silver Cam
:. pine ROSTERS. Phone 1874, MRS. W. r
7 INGRAM. 1e-tf
!. Born to Mr.. and Mrs Harold r
e vercler, at Ames, Iowa, on March II
daughter. The young lady weighed
S14 pounds on her arrival and has
|. been named Olive Eleanor. The verc
lers formerly resided in this section
: and viii he well remembered by many
|, of our older residents.
J The w. o. w. st. Patrick's dance
! held last Saturday evening at Dream
land hall was fairly well attended
Socially every one present had goot
a time. Fifty percent Of the proceeds
. was literally donated to the Red Gross
The Cowboy Band orchestra furnished
music for the enjoyable affair.
! Cement blocks. farm tile and wei
~nrhing at Chester Arnold's.
Mrs ]. L. Rains. assisted by Mis-
Harriet wildenthaler, entertained
number Of ladies last Saturday after
r noon. Five Hundred and a daint,
!. lunch was enjoyed by the following
Mesdames Stockton, Scales, Scallor
Miller, Pulse, Sasenbery. Dyer, Bartor
+ Barber, Hattabaugh. Robinson, Hardy
n Derrig. Baker, Gilkeson. Edmundso
e and Fulton.
n Portable Field Granaries to, stor
your grain at a cost Of cents pc
bushel for the cost of materials in on
d ward. Come in and see our plans an
you will not let the sack probler
worry you any longer. If you can
come, let us know your wants and W
= shall see or write you. Husman Lun
g Der Co. IT.
TAnds-Geo. M. Reed.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. T. Mattox. Of W
mona, were in the city last Saturda.
10 transacting business with our me-
A chants Mr.. Mattox states that wit
y. the present weather the farmers Of h
o. section will soon be farming. Tn
winter wheat looks fine and the pro
poets ar Al. Stock came through tn
y winter in fine shape and the grass
- coming on rapidly.
he FOR SALE-A new -Chatam fal
rs ming mill for $25.00.
If. II. ]. W. WILLIAM
sc The neighbors and friends Of M
ol and Mrs. Carl Baker sprang a pleasal
ic surprise on them Monday evenin
rs March IL, 1t being Mrs. Bakers brit
OF day anniversary. All went with we
filled baskets which wprp thorough