The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1915-12-23

Slichter has been on the prairie since
early last spring looking after his
farm interests and has just closed vi
matters so he feels like letting &c
for the time being. He came in and
made good with the Globe before GO
ing.
Aluminium, silverware and beautiful
hand painted china for Christmas, at
the Miller Hardware & Imp. Co. 52-5t
Gus ]. Wright drove up from White
Bird Wednesday through the slavish
roads and remained over until today.
He met Mrs. Wright here, who came
up the same evening from Lewiston
where she has been for the past month
taking medical treatment, and they
started on their trip Immediately af-
ter noon.
If your hogs are bothered with
worms use International Stock Food
remedy. City Feed Store.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Arthur Brown are
back from trip to Camden, Ohio,
where they were called by the sickness
or the formers father, Mr.. Brown
coming in Sunday evening and Mrs
Brown stopping over a day in Lew
| T..
says things are looking up in a bust
ness way in the Buckeye state, and
that If nothing uptrips it, the wave
will eventually reach this zone.
Bran and shorts, steam rolled feed,
poultry, supplies.
NORWOOD WAREHOUSE co.
Mrs. B. C. Mattox and son. r.. w
recently moved into Grangeville from
kamiah, and are occupying their resi-
dence property in the northeast
part of town. Mrs. Mattox recently
MED on a homestead adjoining Fred
Hunt and Fern Gibson In the Milf
Springs neighborhood, and will move
there in the spring. The land is a
REIMBURSEMENT the right to which was
purchased by Mrs. Mattox.
Skates and sleds for the boys and
girls at the Miller Hardware and I'm
PIGMENT 20. 52-5t
Evan Evans, who was expected
home last night from Portland, wired
from Arlington, Ore, yesterday that
there had been a washout on the
road at that point and owing to the |
delay he would not get in until this |
evening Mr. Evans is just recovering
from a severe attack of lagrippe and |
was Tor time in the Portland hos |
pital from the effects thereof, but
Is now able to come back" again.
All international Stock Food RENE
dies are guaranteed If not satisfac-
Tory your money will be refunded.
City Feed Store.
Walter Hovey Hill, of Cambridge.
who Is county highway engineer for
Washington county, has an article
In the recent special edition issued
by the Weiser Signal on Our County
Roads" dealing extensively with
work done and plans yet to be car
r1ed out in systematic improvement
Of the highways in that county.
Walter is well qualified to handle
any engineering project that may
come his way, as the citizens of this
section where he lived for so MANY
years and is thoroughly well known,
IAN certify.
c. w. Brockman is going to have a
Dig live stock sale at his place one
nile north of town on Tuesday, Jan
lary 4.
Pittman Atwood came home from
MOSCOW last Saturday, where he is at
ending the state university, and will
pend the holidays with his parents
ir. and Mrs. L. M. Atwood. This is
ne first time Pittman has been in
Irangeyille since graduating from
ilgn school. Since leaving here he
pent year as assistant cashier of
ne kooskia bank, then took a trip to
ne San Francisco fair, and last fall
ntered the University. He SAYS Ida
% county is not as well represented
the state university this year as
sual, there being but four students
here from this county.
WANTED - A good boy large
nough to do few chores to 90 on
amen as company with small family.
all at this office or address p. @
OK 4ll' Grangeville. Lat
Our stock is generous in variety
nd includes only goods of approved
'orth and superiority and our very
aasonable prices will delight you.
thompson, jeweler.
Don Fisher came In Tuesday after
Don from the Fisher placers, and
III go on to Lewiston on business,
hlch may detain him there for
ometime. Don makes a very en-
'uraging report of conditions at the
Inc, outside of the recent unfor-
mate mill fire which will delay mat
rs for time. Don was not work
6 at the mill at the time of the
e, but was engaged with the crew
the fiume work. However, the
hole force took hand in subduing
e flames, and he says he never en-
ged In a more animated and excit-
SNOWFALL battle than that exper-
need In putting out the fire.
A big livestock sale is slated for
nuary 4, at G. w. Brockman's place
e mile north of the city. Don't over
ok the date.
The stock for stockings is the stock
at fills our show cases. As the
'ckings that hang along the Chin
y-piece are of all sizes and shapes,
our Christmas stock includes such
assortment and variety that we
n supply any stocking, big or little.