The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1915-11-11

Guard against cole amcnx your
hos ses BY laying In . auppay q Inter
nation coiic Cure. CITY Feed store
VIII Platt and w. A. Jones came out
last Saturday from their ranch over on
the plains. and left the next day for
Colorado. where they went to buy cat
tie
Insurance. Geo. n. Reed
Mr. sDonna Hewes was called to Gull
desac Sunday where her daughter-in-
law, wife Of Dr. Smith. was to undergo
a surgical operation. She returned home
Tuesday night.
An International Stock Food reme-
dies are guaranteed II not satisfac-
tory your money win DO refunded.
City Feed store
Mrs. Jennie Sawyer. proprietor of the
popular Adams Camp hosiery, Is In
the city this week laying in supplies
over against the long winter months
which win soon set in.
II your hogs are bothered with worms
use International Stock Food remedy.
City Feed Store.
| To advertise our rubber goods depart-
ment we VIII allow so cents on every
old hot water bottle brought to our
store If the customer purchases a new
one Granville Drug Co.
| There will be a grand Thanksgiving
dance at Schmadeka's hall. Thursday
night. Nov. 25th.
Miss Virginia Branscombe returned
home Wednesday from Tacoma, where
she spent her ''summer's'' vacation from
the auditors office visiting with her
sister, Mrs. d. #. Auldridge.
A few good high grade Holstein heif-
er calves and a lot OF others at very
low prices. Walter Hickerson-
Mr.. and Mrs. George D. 6tanbery of
Winona. were In town over Tuesday
night this week. visiting their daugh-
tiers who are attending school here
They were guests OF the Imperial while
here
Can Iuse all kinds OF grain and po-
tatees In exchange for any stock ON
our floor City Feed store
George Martin, connected with the
George I'M. Reed real estate and loan
company OF this city went to Lewiston
last Sunday to undergo surgical oper-
alton. He was accompanied by Mrs.
Martin.
An winter 10 approaching have your
stoves lined and repaired at Chester
Arnold's
Henry Nelson, of the firm OF Nelson
Bros, OF the Salmon river country,
came up this week and is buying young
cattle to take back to his ranch to
feed. He went to the north part of
the county Thursday, where he heard
of some young stock for sale.
Better be early than late In a few
days our stock of Christmas goods will
be here. This is the largest and best
assortment of holiday goods ever shown
In Grangeyille, consisting OF toys,
dishes and everything in the line OF
Christmas gifts. Furniture Exchange.
Paper. felts. roofings. See Madison.
Harry Gone went up to Elk City and
the Gnangeville mine last Thursday to
look after some matters he had left un-
finished. He Returned to Grangeville
on "Wednesday, making the round trip
on foot. and as he says: ''bUating
stage time Lawrence Cone, who came
down from Elk with him some weeks
ago. Is now holding down good job in
the Occur dAlenes near Wallace
We are sim selling lard cheap Buy
now as the bulk OF our lard Is gone.
Watch our window for Saturday spec
aaiA McGhie Trading CO. 4s-2t
George Poe came up this evening
from his Salmon river ranch and report
ed that the Salmon river country al
ready had as much snow In this first
slxiff as at any time during last winner.
The snowfall was not very heavy but
was noticeable right up to the edge
OF the river. Mr. Poe stated that when
he Lent the ranch his sons were plow-
ing and that there was hardly enough
moisture In the ground for that work.
| Platt Talbot. the well known Joseph
plains citizen, has been in the city and
vicinity for several days this week. Mr.
Talbot Ii buying young cattle to take
over to his ranch to consume his sur
plus feed He believes In driving the
grain out on foot instead of hauling it,
which latter is rather difficult for the
plains grain raser under present road
conditions. He succeeded i'm purchase
ing q number of head which he win
take baplx with him.
TO LOAN for private parties. FORTY
ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS. Money
ready. no delay Geo. NJ. Reed. Grange
VILE. Idaho. 4g-2t
The cold wave struck this part of the
country Monday night, and a counle
Of inches OF the 'beautiifuF' fell, chang
ing our delightful Indian summer wealth.
CT into q decidedly winkerhsh appearance
In short ordre. Light sliffs of snow
have continued to fail occasionally
since. but with the melting the ground
Is now hardly covered There was neves
a more delightful summer and fall ex-
perienced On any country than Camas
Prairie had dished up to It his season,
and We may look for weeks OF good
weather still. after aIhds squat blows
over.
FOR SALE-Three fine young extra
heavy full blood bronze gobblers. In
quire at once OF II. e Sweet. phone
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