The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1915-09-23
Bran ana shorts. steam rolled feed,
poultry supplies.
NORWOOD WAREHOUSE CO.


J. b. Morrow Of Spokane. formerly
land owner OF this section, was q bust
ness visitor In the city this week.
A good Kingsbury piano for sale
cheap. f. H. Meader. 2o-ti
FOUND A pocketbook containing
money. Owner can have same by identi
flying property and paying for this no.
ticeA
As winter 10 approaching have your
stoves lined and repaired at Chester
ArnolRs
Conductor H. H. Morris was In. charge
OF the special train which brought the
Spokane business mon here ON their
excursion Wednesday morning.
Largest assortment Of school sup
plies in the city at Granville Drug Co.
Mrs. Murray of Stites, is in the city
visiting with heer cousin, Mrs. Donna
Hewes. and assisting in Gaming for
her uncle, Mr. Root, who is very III.
Three furnished rooms for rent; hot
and cold water. Inquire VIM. Webb.
e. W. Oliver, whose medical adviser
recentay released him from several
weeks Imprisonment at home, is be-
ginning to look himself once more.
The standard stock food of the Unit
ed States. the International, can be Sc
cured at the City Feed store. We
have all kinds on hand.
itdng with her parents Mr.. and Mrs.
J. l.. Colvin. from her home in Spok-
ane.
Anyone desiring protection from fire
on grain. phone Pacific 1st or call on
F. L. Leonard. at the City Feed store
Mrs. A. N Dyer and children and
Miss Rumpf returned few days ago
from two weeks visit with the home
folks att Spokane.
Give your horses and cattle q treat
Use Ely Way" to drive pests off
your stock. Guaranteed by the Inter
national Stock Food Co., and for sale
at the City Feed store.
Mrs. IS. L. weider returned last
week from lengthy visit with rela-'
tives att Chicago and other eastern
cities.
Mrs. Cha@ Thompson returned last
week from a two months stay in Clark
ston, whree she had been talking treat
ment at the Foster sanitarium.
Miss Grace Tucker of Opportunity, ar
rived in the city MONDAY night and Will
spend the fall and winter at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs A. M. Baker. ~,
Mrs. Harry Cox, (nee Karsten) Of
Seottle. is dn the city ON a VISIT ito
her parents. Mr. and Mrs Fred Kar-
stem.
Bdg cut In lard McGhie Trading
Co.'S Grangeville market will sell pure
lard .untii further notice In 50 pound
lots at IL cents; 10 pound bucket, s1.25;
pound bucket. 65 cents. 42-2t
Mr.. and Mrs. A. H. FosaSett and
daughter. MRS. f. A. Foslcett, of Chi
cago, arrived in the city Tuesday aud
WENT from here to White Bird 10 vis-
1t with DR.. Fosiett and family.
C. A. Lee, the lewiston cIothier, Is
In the city this week visiting former
neighbors. and looking after the BUSH
ness interests of his firm.
Henry Meyer recently received form
the governors office, ndtice of his APP
pointment as delegate to the Farmers
National congress- to be held at Oma-
ha. Neb.. Sept rs 10 Oct. LIST.
Albert c. fiutcel, member Of the MIL
.lnr I'm hmm av,h
OF the week with Mrs Riutcel. for
California, where they win spend sever
al weeks talking in the sights at the
big Pan.-Pac. exposition.
Mrs iLenone Hinkley. aged IS years,
was brought in from THE higgins sec
uion last Saturday and adjudged insane
She was talOen the first of the week
to- the sanhtarium at Orofiuo.
Mrs s. A Anderson, who recently ex-
perienoed a rather severe hemmorhage
of the lungs from the effects of which
she was confined to her room for some
TEN days, Is once more able to he out
and meet her friends.
Mel Hastings. the well known breeder
of white faced CATTLE at Kamiah. was
In the city last Saturday on matters
connected with the district court. Mr..
Hastings Is still doing a good BUSH
ness in the Hereford line.
F. E ouist. the popular Kooskia
bank cashier. came up Sunday from
the Clearwater town and was In at
tendance at the district court the next
day in the Hendren- Boles replevin case.
He and party made the return trip on
Monday evening.
Seth d Jones came up from the Sal
mon river country last Sunday and on
Monday he and his father, Seth Jones.
ST., went to Spokane. where ROBBERS
Jones' is said 10 be seriously ill. W..
A. Jones and wife were called to Spok-
anne last week on the same mission.