The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1913-09-18

Blue vitrol for treating grain-12
pounds for 81 90, at Lamm Drug Co.
Good second hand wall tent '4x19,
FOR sale or trade. W. T. Graham. 32t
Big bargains In second nand fur
niture at Lingo's second hand store.
Use Camthol, the guaranteed pile
cure. If
Use Camthol, the guaranteed pile
cure. tt
CAST stoves and ranges rom $500
70 $500 at Lingo's second hand
store.
Wanted-To shoe Is horses each
day All work guaranteed by Claude
Holden.
simple way to remove wrinkles:
Drink Idaho Imperial Beer. It's made
here. /
!rna Mia ,!octricity at cents per
tulr. Grl"s,,ille Electric Light &
",wrr ia.
ForH-a.detyt.e, guaranteed 40 per
cent Iu;t. tor grain smut, at Lamm
Drug 90.
You will always find the latest in
the millinery line at Batty & Hills;
balcony Crosby's store.
Hancock carries fine line of
mouldings to select from and will
frame your picture while you wait.
Hot Point Electric Irons guaran-
teed 10 years, $3.50 Grangeville
Electric Light & Power Go.
can sell you 40, 80, or 100 acre
tracts of land on the Clearwater riv-
err near town and school, from $3.50
per 40 acres up, on easy terms by
the owner. C. NJ. Butler, Sites, Ida.
We sell blue vitrol for treating
smut in grain-12 pounds for $500, at
Lamm Drug Co.
Lost-A pocket knife W tn the name
Of James Murphy, blacksmith. on the
side. Suitable reward.
No matter what your needs may be
In millinery, you should not fail to
inspect the Batty & Hill display.
Our formaldehytc is up to the stan
lard used for smut In seed grain.
i.amm Drug Co.
The sophomoros pulled off dance
and social at Red Mems hal Tues
} day evening in spite of the Distracted
condition over Border Days.
Claude Holden wants TO Shoe II
horses each day. All wor'; suaran.
teed. Claude Holden, neat door 10
Coos livery.
C. j. Hall; the Salmon river shccp
, man arrived in the city Monday after.
r noon with his family in four horse
t hack, coming to take in Border Days
with all It's thrills.
On the balcony of Crcsby's store
Batty & Hin have on exhibition the
SWEETEST l!re Of millinery ever brought
e 10 this city. Something IN tie stock
TO suit al po,EelboUEa. Latty &
: H...... la.ii..crs.
Not nteh doing III e.;Aer court or
r school TIE first of tie eek, on ac-
| count o. tle excitement. although an
attempt vas mace in both cases to
: keep W appearance of diligence and
, application.
fo.ce srGGc II. Taylor returned
; Mon.ay even ng from Hot Lake, where
he went for the baths recently. He
IS feeling much improved notwith.
-;ar4.rg he got tangled up in the
:dsi from the Pendleton Round Up
: 70 tle Grangeville Border Days. and
' &c: no sleep and little rest enroute
hcme
Felix Warren, of Bassana, Albert,
who is in the city accompanied by his
son. says that Canada is harvesting
the greatest crops in its history and
that the Idaho county farmers who
located there are prospecting. Mr.
Warren is a pioneer of Idaho county
and the most expert relnsman that
ever drove a stage coach. His ex-
pert driving will be one of the fea-
lures of the Border Days celebration.
Tude a.. CO Stonebreaker, who
packed out for the government sur.
Vey party some weeks agp, returned
home Tuesday evening for supplies
and was greeted by his son and heir
who arrived at their home during his
a he IL. L.