The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1920-10-28

from his home on Salmon river.
The Wood Hardware has just re-
ceived fuu line of the famous Ho-
ward heaters. See them
FOR SALE-s0 head shoats weigh
ing about 20 pounds each. WILL
HUFF. Att
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Irwin of Salmon
river are sojourning IN the city this
week.
FOR SAI.E-About 100 head Of stock
hogs weighing upwards of 80 pounds
ALI good stock. Heath & Long 4S-tf
A. f. Parker returned Sunday night
from business trip to st. Paul, where
some ten days ago.
Lee Yates, one of the pioneer farm
ers of this section, came up from his
present home at Charleston Friday
night for short business visit
A respectable middle-aged lady
would like to work for either widower
or bachelor in town or in the country
Ella Powell, at Grangeville hotel 1t
FOR SALE-1920 Buick, z passen.
ger; 1920 Mitchell, 5-passenger, both
cars practically new; one secondhand
Ford. Main Street Garage. 47-tf
Mrs Grant Benedict and mother
Mrs. j. Il. Perkins, left Wednesday
morning for Winlock, Wash. where
they will visit with relatives for about
ten days
| Norvilie Johnston came in from Elk
City Tuesday night, where he has been
connected with the stage lines running
| from Elk City to Dixie, He reports
plenty of snow in that section.
/ Dick Steen, the sheep man. came up
from the Bow-Arrow ranch near
Whitebird Wednesday and departed
the same afternoon for Lewiston. Mr.
Steen is wintering his sheep at this
well known Wyatt ranch.
J. G. Burke, hardware man Mt the
A. & H. store, has been under thu
weather during the past week with 0
severe case of Grippe. He is able Il
be about the city at this time how
ever
Saxby Boles. Jack Rookie of Boles
Idaho. and Edw. Nelson of Fem
brought out $50 head of fat cattl,
from the Salmon and Snake rive
sections this week and on Friday vii
ship them to Portland. The gentlemen
expect to accompany the shipment.
9. A. Hagan, one of the firm OF Ha
gan 4 Gushing, packers, of Moscow
was in. the city over Monday Mr.
Hagen Is one of the staunch Repuhli
cans of Latah county. and while her
enjoyed visit with a. number D
former Moscow people.
Mrs. c. b. Knorr who has been re
cuperating from a severe spell of i'll
ness was again visited with a sever
attack on Wednesday and for tim,
was In a very serious condition. How
ever, at this time the lady is somewha
improved.
Geo. Graham of Portland. nephew
Of w g. Graham of the Bank of CANA
Prairie, arrived in the city last Sunda,
night and Is spending the week a
the home of his uncle in this city. MI
Graham. who is railroad man, will
return home in few days
Deputy United States Marshal Mari
Howe of Moscow. was in the cit,
Monday. ostensibly on official business
However Mark is one OF the old whee
horses Of the Democratic party in thi
county. and 1t Is presumed he wa
fixing" somebody's fences.
Chas. Campbell of the Imperia
hotel. and Don C. Fisher returne,
Autrtiuf tttiftHk iIOfn n Itfi-bdN III
game hunt in the district back OF FL
City. They each secured a fine ell
and returned feeling well repaid 70
their time
Hans Hagen and son, of the Whit
Bird section. spent a few DAYS in tn
lefty this week looking after business
Mr.. Hagen is engaged quite extensive
ly in farming and stock raising am
Is one of the substantial citizens O
that part OF the county.
Mr. and Mrs. w. J. Saltman wen
to Whitebirii station the latter par
of last week in Quest Of deer The,
sighted a fine bunch shortly after 20
ing out but were only able to ge
running shots failing 10 register Il
both instances.
Hon James VI. Hawley. ex-governo
af the state. whose home is at Boisr
accompanied by Ross Rates, candidat
on the Democratic ticket for attorne
general, were in the city last Satur
day. Governor Hawley has man
friends In this section with whom
visit Is always welcome.
The Rehekah Halloween dance a
the l. o. 0. F. hall Tuesday evenin
was a very enjoyable affair for Al
those who were in attendance. tn
ladies had the hall very Hastily decor
ated in eolors and emblems OF tn