The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1915-12-09
We can now handle all your turkeys
Bring them in- City Feed Store

We can now handle all yoar turtsys
Bring thsm in.s City Feed Store
Leave your orders for cut flowers at
Gianvifle's. Flowers for the holiday
season are going to be difficult to OBJ
tain, and In order to have the best Sc
lection telephone your orders early
| Harry z. Kube OF Grangeville, who
accompanied his sister, Mrs ID. w.
Greenburg, to San Francisco recently,
arrived in Moscow last night from coast
points where he visited and will remain
here several days.-Moscow Star-Mirror
The busy mans health regulator
bowling.
Leave your orders for cut flowers at
Glanville's. Flowers for the holiday
season are going to be difficult to OBJ
tain. and IN order to have the best Sc
lection telephone your orders early.
The McGhie Trading Co, has rented
the room In the Schmadeka block for
merry occuL ed by the picture show, and
1t Is unde rstood will soon move his
meat mar:et there, where he is plan
ming to adj cold storage room.
Charter Oak range for sale. Call
phone 1891, Grangeville. LIT
| 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 Grangeville. consisting of toys.
dishes and everything in the line of
Christmas giftA Furniture Exchange.
| George Martin. who has been in the
hospital at Lewiston for the past few
weeks reco, ering from the effects of
an operation, Is improving rapidly and
was able to return to Culdesac this
week.-Culcs sac Enterprise.
large assortment of books just re-
| ceived at Gianville's.
| Mrs A. s Hardy and sons left last
Friday morning for Portland, whore they
will spend the holidays with the FORM
er's parents A. s. is now doing the
bachelor act, and thinks he is some
| thing of q houseaxeeper
A beautiful line of framed and I'M
framed pictures at Gfanville's.
Look for the s1.0O sale of hand-paint-
ed china at the Ladies' Rest Room, on
10 p m.
John Callan this week purchased the
| interest of Mr.. Bay in the new meat
market, the firm now being represent
ed by Mr.. Callan and Mr.. Erickson.
Mr.. Bay, however, will CONTINUES with
the firm in the capacity of meat-cut-
| ter,
Fine English holly and mistletoe for
sale at Glanville's.
| Mrs A. M. Baker will hold $1.00
sale of hand-painted china at the
Ladies' Rest Room Tuesday, December
IA, from 10 a. IN. to 10 p. m. Also hand
painted cards at s and 10 cents each.
Everyone Is invited.
Alva Rhstt returned from the stock
| show last Friday where he invested in
some prize stock, and went down to
his ranch on the Salmon river after his
saddle horse. He and a number of other
stock raisers made the drive of their
new purchases from this place to the
river together.
Fine English holly and mistletoe for
sale at Glanville's
Bran and shorts, steam rolled feed.
poultry supplies.
NORWOOD WAREHOUSE co.
T. B. Fuller. came over from his home
at Boles this week as a representative
of the school In his district, and attend
ed the trustees meeting. Mr.. Fuller's
horses were all busy. so he concluded
to make the trip ON foot, covering the
So miles between a. m. and In the
a
Aluminium, silverware and beautiful
hand painted china for Christmas, at
the Miller Hardware & Imp. Co. 52-5t
A beautiful line of framed and un-
framed pictures at Glanville's.
George w. Marshall came over from
his farm IN the plains last week and
purchased of County Commissioner N.
B. Pettibone one of his fine young
Hereford bulls, which he Is taxing back
to his stock ranch for breeding pur-
poses. M Marshall is an enthusiast
over stock improvement He Is still in
the city.
Two beautiful gold fish and globe
free with every one dollar purchase at
Glanville's 2t
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short trip to Spokane to which point
ne accompanied Mrs. Anderson's father.
C. E. Weholt of Harpster, Idaho, who
Is leaving :or Christiana, Norway, his
old home. Mr.. Weholt has not been
home for Is years and is planning to
surprise his relatives-Moscow Star-Mir-
ror
Don't forget the "wheel OF fortune"
at the Catholic Ladies' bazaar, Dec.
IL. Schmadeka block.
Mr. and MRS. Arthur p. Mundt were
in the city over Tuesday night from
their home near Winona. Mr.. Mundt
had just returned from a trip to Port
land where he took a carload of hogs to
market. He says he made good money
by making the trip in person. He re-
GREETED very much that he missed both
the Lewiston and Portland stock shows,
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