The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1915-08-19

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e. J. Bennett, wife and daughters,
OF Denver, returned this week from a
visit at Charleston.
We have for sale some very choice
potatoes, at reasonable rate. City
Feed store.
Pat Leach OF the Clearwater, brought
in some fine ore samples I'd A. F. Par
ker last Saturday.
Mrs. Graves Will leave Sunday morn
ing on ninety day trip to her old
home in Louisville, Kentucky.
u. S. Commissioner c. u Wright OF
Whtebird was In the city looking aft
er business matters Wednesday.
Take your cleaning and pressing to
+. Il. Putnam, the new tailor, IN the
basement OF the Mclean building.
Anyone desiring protection from fire
on grain, phone Pacific 131 or call on
F. l.. Leonard, at the City Feed store.
The standard stock food dr. the Unit
ed States. the international, can be Sc
cured at the City Feed store. we
have all kinds on hand.
Mrs. Elmer Allison was operated on
early this week and we are informed
as we go to press that she Is In a
very critical condition.
Have you noticed the advantages the
Ansco camera has over all the other
makes? Lamm Drug Co.
Coleman Kerlee expects I'd begin the
erection OF a fine S-room house next
week on his ranch north Of this city.
Cramer & Noyes have the contract.
Mr. and Mrs. John wasinund left
this morning for q visit to their for
mer home at worthington, Mimi, to
be absent until the last Or October
The Ansco Camera Co. is the only
original and genuine makers OF films.
Get them at the Lamm Drug Co.
r, Boiler, Grangevilie,s 1915 star
third baseman. underwent an opera
ton last Thursday at his rooms at the
Imperial hotel. and Is now able to be
about again.
Mrs. Cassie wethered of sp okane. ar
rived in the city Tuesday and will
spend a couple of weeks with her par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. John Coram and
other relatives.
Insurance. H. w. Carrots.
Mrs. Ella Duffie OF Dayton. sister
Of VIM. Stilweli. arrived in the city
Monday evening to be in attendance
at the funeral Of Mrs. Stilwell, which
occurred here Tuesday.
DR.. Roberts Fly OIL will Keep flies
from stock. Sold only at GlanviTe
Drug Co.
T.. w. Oliver is able to be up again
after passing through painful sur
gical operation last week ana his many
friends and business associates win
greet the news with much pleasure.
Mrs. w. N. Scales, Mrs. A. F. Par
lSer, Mrs. r, B. Kading and Miss Par
ker. made trip to Winchester last
Wednesday, accompanying MIR. Grilk.
who is in the city on business from
Iowa.
Gus Heating. formerly Of this place,
Is in the city from his homestead on
the Salmon river. Gus intends to
spend some time in the harvest fields
on the prairie before returning to his
ranch.
DR.. Roberts Fly Oil will keep flies
from stock. Sold only at Granville
Drug Co.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chris Keefer of Julia
eta. came up from their home at that
place early this week to be ih attend
ance at the funeral Of Mrs. Keefer's
neice, Mrs stilwell. which took place
Tuesday afternoon.
Superintendent Finch OF the High
Line, accompanied by two young las
sizes. was in the city for a couple of
hours last evening. having made the
trip In his auto speeder. The party
returned the same evening.
Farms for sale. H. w. Carrots.
Jesse Brown of San Angelo Texas,
arrived In the city Sunday. Mr.. Brown
Is an Uncle of John Stephens whom
he has not seen In the past Be years.
Mr.. stephens mother, Of Charleston, IL
also paying the family a shorter Wis
It.
Insurance. Geo. M. Reed.
Mrs. Il. NJ. Cook Of Oklahoma, daugh-
ter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Rentz OF
who has been visiting at her |
home for the past three weeks,
the latter to this city
yesterday and left this morning for |
California to take In the big fairs
Miss Laura Cunningham returned Mon |
lay from q 10 days visit with rela- |
tives at John Day. Pollock and other |
places on the Salmon. Miss Laura ex- |
pects to leave shortly for a visit with |
friends at Pomeroy. and win return In |
lime to take up her duties as teacher |
n the Kidder Ridge district.
Warren Smith. son of Mr.. ana Mrs.
Dolph Smith. returned Sunday evening
rom st. Josephs hospital, where he
has been confined for the past six
weeks suffering from brights disease.
The young man has made rapid strides
oward recovery and has not looked so
veil for some time. we hope his pres
mt condition continues.
Mrs. Lew Harrington (nee Kihg) sent
Ter little daughter up to Spokane last
sunday morning for a visit with her
In comnanv with Mre