The Grangeville globe., 1920-11-04

sFOR SALE--GO head stock hogs.
weighing from 20 to 200 pounds En-.
quire Ralph Haskins, Grangeville,
Idaho. 47-tf
A. N. Dyer, vice president of the
First National bank of this city, made
a business trip to Lewiston last Fri
day, returning on Saturday evening.
Poland China boars for sale, old
enough for service. Good ones; some
thing you have been looking for. Joe
Mcdonald. Fem. Idaho. 5O-2t
r. Martin Of Moscow, father OF
Mrs. Mark Robeinson is a visitor at
the Robinson home. The gentleman
will remain here for couple of
months.
A free Thor Washing machine dem
onstration win be given at the Grange
vile Electric Light and Power Co, s
office on Friday and Saturday of this
week. Nov. and g.
DR. L. +. Smith of Plummer, Idano
spent couple Of days the latter part
OF the week visiting with his mother.
Mrs. Donna L. Hewes, and sister, Mrs
r. NJ. Glanville, at the Glanville home
STOCK HOGS FOR SALE-1s head
shoats weighing from 40 to 120 pounds.
also one grain bin. A. Doornbas.
Grangeyille. 50tf
A Mrs, j. T.. Brasier, who has been
Visiting with her mother. Mrs. J. r.
Lester and other members of the fam.
| lily, for the past four months, recent
~ returned to her home at Pinehurst
! Wash.
/ M r. Geary and Chas. Kunze came
4 In on Sunday evenings train from a
trip to western Canada where they
went to investigate some coal proper-
ties in which Mr., Kunze is interested
Fred Mckinney OF Cottonwood. came
over last Saturday evening. and spent
Sunday with his family at this place.
/ He returned to his work with the Cot
| tonwood Hardware Company on Mon
tday mornings train.
Lee Yates. one of the old-time farm
erS.of this section, who sold. out and
) removed to Charleston couple of
years ago, has sold his property at.
that place and with Mrs Yates win
shortly locate at Portland.
You cannot afford to miss seeing the
washing machine demonstration at the
Citngevillt Electric Light and Power
sfc.'s office Friday and Saturday of
This week. Nov. and g. 80
Mr.. and Mrs J. w Fleetwood. of
Cottonwood have removed to this city
Mr.. Ellenwood has heen in charge of
= the Cottonwood -four. min for sop
time past ana As taking a much need
ed vacation.
r.. w. and Ewing Mattax aecompan1
led by their sister, Mrs. VIM. Halford
lift Wednesday morning for Hot Lake
7 Ore, where the two latter will enter
the sanitarium for treatment. Mrs
Halford has been Ill for quite long
period. si.s4 S.
Geo. Milton. one OF the well known.
and prosperous Indian farmers, locat-
ed near Sites. was in the city last.
Saturday attending to business While
here Mr. Milton Advanced his sub
scription to. the Globe for another.
year
>. v Fnllaway supervisor of the.
Neznerce National forest at this place
returned Wednesday evening from al
few DAYS business trip to Missoula
Mr.. Fuilaway reported that the cleo
tion In Montana was very spirited
affa'r. which statement has been sun
ported hy the press dispatches
Carl Carlton was called to Seattle
Wash, nv wire by the serious Illness
Of his mother, Mrs. Captain Carlton
who Is not expected to survive. Mr.
and Mrs. <CarIton resided here during
the summer 4 few years ago and have
many frieuds in this section who will
be grieved to hear of the lady's i'll
ness
The washing machine demonstra-
tion at the Grangeville Electric Light
and Power Co.'S Office win be put on
by Miss aura c, Addison. who comes
to us wsth q real Thor message, that
should nelp present users Of the Thor
lwoduct as well as those who win use
Thor machines in the future.
Mr.. and Mrs r. c. Martin of Lew
iston. who visited for a couple of
weeks at the home OF their daughter
Mrs, g. N. Harbin. and family re
turned to their home the first of the
week. The Martin family formerly
resided ON tract south of this city
and are quite well known here.
Buel jarrett, an uncle of NJ. b. Geary
and a former well known citizen of
this part of the county. at one time |
being connected with Cove placers. Is /
in the city from western Canada |
After leaving here Mr.. jarrett went to |
Montana h0mesteaded, and later PROV.
ed up Last year he did not plant |
a crop and spent greater part Of the |
year in Canada. He will be here for |
a short time.