The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1919-10-30

Judge James II. Ailshie OF Occur a.
Alene. was an arrival on this evenings
train, being called here ON legal bust
ness.
Barred Rock cockerels from prize
winning stock for sale: $500 each
MRS. p. L. JOHNSTON, Farmers
At 49-4t:
Grant Smith & Co.. contractors ON
the North and South highway below
White Bird. have established Offices
at that place.
You can arrange a sale date with
the Gfangeville Globe. the Free Press
or. you can call me by phone-ZUvER
A Halloween party that was greatly
enjoyed was given by Miss Bessie
Ccyne on Wednesday. evening. About
% young people were present. imper-
sonating characters representing the
Halloween period.
No sale too large. No sale to small.
They all look alike to me.-ZUvER
William t. william, Of the local
postoffice, made a trip to White Bird
Wednesday, accompanying Dirl Price
who had been in charge of the Boss
barn during the absence of his father
Ed Price In Montana. Mr.. williams
returned today.
FOR RENT-Two furnished house
keeping rooms and two sleeping rooms
MRS. MARY FLYNN. 43
Chas. J. Simmons. a recently return
ed overseas soldier, Is a new employee
at the local postoffice Since the pro-
motion of J. A. Peterson to the position
of acting postmaster. following the
resignation of L. A. wisner as post
master. additional help was made i'm
perative,
Roy @. Thoma, railway mail clerk on
the high line, last week purchased the
G. w. Brockman residence In the north
west part of the city and will shortly
move his family to this point from
Charleston to make their home. The
deal was made through T.. M. Harris.
Camp stoves Of all kinds at Chester
Arnold's.
J. r. Running has resigned his po-
sition with the Alexander Friendenrich
Co.. owing to illness, which compelled
him to lay off duties about three days
each week Mr.. Running decided to re-
sign until his condition improves, so he
could devote all his time at the store
Need any money? See Geo. M. Reed
Omer Wise returned on Tuesday
evening from a months visit with his
son Richard. at Bend, Oregon. He
states that his son is doing well and Is
much taken with that place. there be
ing great activity at the present time
p. f. Duclos of the White Bird sec
, ton, was in the city over Monday night
! having been called here to secure q
load Of feed for stock that he is fatten
ing.
F Mrs. Geo. NJ. Reed of Portland, join
! ed her husband at this place last Fri
+ day evening, and Is enjoying a visi
with old-time friends, the Reeds hay
= ing maintained home here a few
years ago.
Charles Holt. at one time ratet
among the big cattle and sheep mel
] of the Salmon river country. and VIII,
recently sold his entire interests, 4
D attending to business matters at III,
county seat this week Mr. Holt ha
+ not definitely formulated his plans 10
the future.
r Geo. Friel. representing FrIel
n Selling. of Spokane, arrived here Mon
j day evening. This firm specializes Il
D cement work Of all kinds and the rep
V resentative bears the best of recon
II mendations. Primarily, Mr.. Friers Oh
o ject is to bid on cement work in con
r nection with the North and South high
r way.
Allie Hinkle. who came here fron
b Portland last week TO assist In closin
|. "A deal for the sale of his mother
4 homestead on the Clearwater. depart