The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1913-05-15

Stick To Princess uOur ana you VIII
always have good bread.
Wanted-Clean cotton rags at this
office.
A. l.. Gilkeson. OF the A. q f. store,
was Lewiston visitor last week.
Use Princess flour and have good
white light and fluffy bread all the
time.
The best coffee In the city Where?
Why at the Midway-of course.
Tell your grocer you want Princess
flour.
Just received a large assortment
OF fishing tackle. Here YOU will find
every thing you want in this line.
Dunlaps.
Tell your grocer you want Princess
flour.
Mac Scofield of the Vollmer
Spokesman, Sundayed in the city and
took In the ball game.
Look for ad of household Magic
Electric Suction cleaner In this paper.
Use Princess flour and have good
white light and fluffy bread all the
time.
James Surridge and o. G. Lapp, the
two hustling Clearwater ranchers,
were transacting business at the coun
ty seat last Friday.
Claude woodward, of the White
Bird Sun, was county seat visitor
last week.
Hancock carries a fine line OF
mouldings to select from and Will
frame your picture while you walt.
L. M. Harris, James Davis and Lee
Smith left last Tuesday morning for
the Blackfoot valley, Montana. for
the inspection of the land offerings
In that much touted country.
Patriotic people use Grangevliie
flour. Theirs none better. GraneeVlll
Roller Mills.
You cannot make good bread with
out good flour Princess flour IL
always uniform in quality and color
insist on getting it.
Look for ad Of household Magic
Electric Suction cleaner in his paper
Grangeville Electric Light & Power
Co.
f. A. Tamblyn made trip across
the Prairie this week in the interests
of the coming horse show TamDlyn
went as far as lilo.
Spray pumps and spray materials
at Penwell & Priddys hardware ano
implement store. The best to be mac
at the lowest cost.
Miss Mceke, formerly one OF the
city's most popular school teachers
is visiting friends i'm the city.
Zenith TOOLS are UNCONDITIONAL,
guaranteed. Get them at Penwel
! & Priddy, hardware and implements
John exc, who has been quite ser
iously i'll for some time at his nome
in this city, was taken to Hot Lake
this morning in the hopes of benefit
\ ting his health. Chas. Waldum accom-
= panied him.
q Whole and rolled feed of all kinds
Z always on hand. Grangeyille Rol
Ter Mills.
81 l.. f. Horning came up from
8 Kamiah last Wednesday to attend thu
q funeral of his daughter, and remained
until the first of this week, visiting
q his many old pioneer friends In tni
section.
H. A. Growing has sold his stor
at Sites to H. Ii. Petit, of Spokane
q together with his residence and ware
a house. the new purchaser to take pos
. session at once. Mr.. Growing too
= 500 acres of land near Hatton. Wash
= in exchange.
Fl Our studio equipment Is up-to date
q and the entire studio surrounding
: are designed to put the sitter at ease
= enabling us to catch the living natul
= al every day expression. Ii this
q your idea of a portrait you will al
= preciate our work, and remember
= only so days more in which to obtai
= it. Rembrandt Studio.
q An editor who no doubt has ha
experience along that line asks
3 Why Is 1t man will tramp fc
s five hours unflinchingly over hill
8 and through the brush, with a fis
2 pole over his shoulder, until his fac
= looks like raw steak and his hand
3 like hamburger, but will kick liR
z IA muzzle loading shotgun when h
- wife asks him to beat the carpet II
five minutes?
Mr.. and Mrs ID. III. Kube, of Del
yer, left last week for sewers
months visit to their old home
= Germany. Mr.. Kube. Henry Meyer
and Herman Won Bargen, made tn
same trip two years ago, and at tia
time discovered that Mrs. Kube's tw
sisters. whom she believed to be dea
were still living, and she decided
make them a visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Shinn and littl
son Louis spent Saturday night wit
Mr.. Shinn's mother, Mrs. Shinn.
this city, leaving for outside poin
Suuuuy Luoi uiuSA, HiAo. ohihh " otbSl
the S. S. convention at Clark63E p
Mr.. Shinn to Moscow as IA
juryman. They were acconh4
Mrs. John Cochran.
Fred Pfannebecker. one of IL
wealthy farmers of the Winona cou
try, was in town yesterday deliverir
fat hogs to John Baer. Fred is or
of the before time kind and besid,
driving some of the best teams in tt
country. always has some fine stot
- to market and gets his crop plantt
In time. He is one of the first ia
mers in his neighborhood to fms
spring work in the field, having &c
ten through early this week.-Cotto
wood Chronicle.
Henry Meyers was in Monday fro
his home near Fem, and took shelf
between showers in the Globe offic
Henry admits that 1t has been son
damp this spring, and that seedir