The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1913-05-08

week arranging dIIdirs 10 Idhe uP
his permanent headquarters In
that city.-Nezperce Herald.
Editor George Fields of the
Moscow Post spent Monday in the
city. He called at the Globe of
flee while here and spent pleas
ant hour recounting Legislative in
cidents of the last session.
The children are preparing to
give a May Day festival and it is
hoped that all the parents and
patrons of the school will attend.
The time will be 2:3O Friday af-
ternoon, May 16. A good time
is assured. Space forbids further
details.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Dunn return
ed last week from central Oregon
where they spent a month visiting
old scenes and looking over. the
country. They were accompanied
by Mr.. Dunn's brother James of
Spokane. The latter expects to
go to Australia, where he will
take up land and make his per-
manent home.
Money to loan. A. w. Talking
ton.
You cannot make good bread
The Orofino base ballista laid
the Nez Perez team to land last
Sunday at the Clearwater town.
A few more lickings and Nez
Perez will get it's old-time fighting
blood aroused and "come back"
at some of the towns that are "do
ing them"
without good flour. Princess flour
is always uniform in quality and
color-insist on getting it.
George Poe, the White Bird
sheep man, and brother j. B. from
Chairman creek, came up today on
business and will return in the
morning. George says Landing
will not be through in his band Of
sheep until about the 10th, and
that the increase will be consider
ably less this season than last. He
says the wool and mutton prices
are not starting off well, so faI
as he can learn.
Princess flour is the best.
DR.. H. G. Coggins is building
a large addition to his lilo veter-
mary hospital, which will accom-
modate at least IL more head of
stock. The doctor says his prac-
tice is increasing at a very salts
factory rate and his understudy
as well as himself are kept ON the
jump at all hours of the day and
night.-Ilo item.
If you have a picture to frame,
take it to Hancock, on N. State
street.
S. E. Hancock was called to
Pollock Tuesday of this week to
conduct the funeral of Dolores
. the little three and half year old
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Warren
Adsley. The little one was af.
fected with what was pronounc.
ed spotted fever, said to have beer
caused from a tick embedding it.
self in the head. This is the sec.
ond child lost by Mr.. and Mrs
Adsly within a few months. The
funeral took place at 3 p. m. Wed
nesday, the sermon being preach.
ed by Rev. Hess of White Bird.
Money to loan on real estate
F. Fl. Meader.
w. G. Brown, through L. M
Harris, this week closed up a deal
for the purchase of a fine body
of land of some 400 acres in Mon.
tana, and Billie is figuring on re-
moving to his new purchase soor
, and becoming a scientific ag
| riculturist-"a horny handed sor
of toll" His many friends here
where he has lived since before
the woods were burned, wish him
all kinds of success and prosper
! ity.
j Stick to Princess flour and yor
! will alwayss have good bread.
w. Waugh returned last weel
from trip to his ranch in the
, Marshall Lake country, where h,
says the snow is still very deep
He was accompanied on his re
E turn by DR.. Stilz, the local veter
marian, who leased the ranch O.
him and also the Charlie Valid
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