The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1921-10-27

of Jack London's most famous story.
Red blooded and virile, as powerful
ms the raging sea. Coming to the
Lyric Friday and Saturday, November
1 and >.
j. j.. Ecker of Vancouver, British
Columbia. arrived here last Thursday
night and is visitor at the home of
his brother, A. NJ. Ecker of the local
post office The newcomer will prob
ably remain here.
moved into their new home in the south
west part of the city, recently purchas-
cd from Madison Meyers. They like
the place very much and feel that they
made a good deal.
A. ID. Sewell. one of the well known
pioneer ranchers of the Lucille section
of the Salmon river. was an arrival I'm
the City Tuesday coming up to gather
up some good milk cows He succeeded
In purchasing four that suited him
and departed for his home with them
today.
The Arion Ladies Quartet is tn,
first number of the Lyceum Course. IS
cents is the admission price. A season
ticket which will admit to this AMI
four other numbers will cost only $500
Buy now at Glanville's and reserve
your seat for the season.
The cat that "Helps Himself to hi,
neighb0rs' chickens Is out of luck. but
you are in luck if you see Help Your
SELF with Madge Kennedy at the Ly-
ric next Wednesday or Thursday, Nov
2, 3. In which society hits the high
spots. Adapted from the SATURDAY.
Evening Post story, Trimmed With
Red"
Harry Rowles of Spokane, special
agent for the Pennsylvania Fire Insur.
ance company. was In Grangeville
vile Wednesday on business. Mr.
Rowles drove through by auto from
south Idaho and was high in his praise
for the North and South highway, per-
ticularly the section between Grange
vile and White Bird.
A. G Adams, i'm charge of the local
forest office departed this morning for
business trip to Spokane. being ac-
companied by Mrs. Adams and his
sister, Miss Adams, of New York, who
had been visiting for a short time while
enroute to California for the winter.
Herman Sloot of Conrad. Mont.
came in on Saturday nights train and
will engage in farming here if suit
able place for lease can be secured A
number of years past the Sloot family
resided i'm this section and Mr.. Sloot
stated Camas prairie could not be
beaten for farming and he was glad
to get back.
John Stanton, living northeast of
Grangeville, had the misfortune to
loose sheep some time Tuesday night
four of the sheep were shot with
% and the fifth was torn to pieces.
Sheriff Eimers investigated the case
Wednesday but was unable to find
any clue which would enable him to
determine whether the deed was an ac-
cident or not
Il take what / want. Such was
the "Sea VOLTS creed. And i'm his
brutal hands were the girl and the
rich young idler who loved her. Then
struggle, storm and mutiny; seem,
after scene of thrilling adventure new.
err equaled by another writer of the
sea. Till, fighting for the girl the idler
became man. See Jack London's
THE Sea Wolf" coming to the Lyric
Friday and Saturday, November As
On the evening of the Oath number
of friends gathered at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. V. ii. Johnson and tender
ed the latter a surprise party In homo.
of her birthday anniversary, among
those present being Mr. and Mrs. b.
Strange, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Pugh.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilbur Fuller. Mr.. and
Mrs. Cedric Green, Leo Brust. Mrs.
Elites, and number of others. The
evening was spent at games and AT
IL 30 delicious refreshments were SER
we'd. A very enjoyable evening was re-
ported.
To keep out of court in big di.
vorce scandal he took to his bed and
played sick. Then beautiful nurse
came and during test she kissed
him. Great guns ! what heart ~
cried Doc. The livelist patient yo.l
ever saw. in story that is all smiles.
Wallace Reid as the patient and Bebe
Daniels as nurse in "Sick Abed," com
Ing to the Lyric next Sunday, October |
30.
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