The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1916-09-28

Don't forget your profit sharing cou-
pons with every cash purchase. Lamm
Drug Co.
When you spend dollar for station
cry at the Rexall Store you get what
you would pay a dollar and half
Drug Co.
Miss Katherine Guthrie received a
pennant last week from her brother
spec, with Company e at Nogales,
Arizona The pennant bore the name
of the Idaho Regiment under crossed
flags, and presented . fine appearance.
w w. Buck came out from his home
near Pollock this week and is attend
ing to county seat business. Mr.. Buck
was a resident of Grangeville for three
years before locating on the Little Sal
mon. He says there are good bunch
all along the river.
Seth Stantiaps delivery team for the
A. 4 f, company, took another hike
Tuesday when one side of the tongue
came loose from the wagon. Seth and
the contents of the wagon were dump
ed out on north Hall street, and the
team after a circle around the block
was stopped near Georges livery.
Chief of police Byron ran onto
pOrcupine Tuesday nipht curled up on
the sidewalk near the residence of Mr..
White Sr. in the south part of town.
He stumbled over the varmint in the
dark, not knowing what it was until
he felt the quill prick in one Of his
shins. He then turned his fashlight
on 1t and fired shot at it.
Loans-Geo. M. Reed.
Mrs r. B. Kading left last Monday
morning for Nogales, Ariz., in responce
to telegram received from her hus-
band Captain Kading, requesting her
to ''go to the front" Mrs. Kading,
like many others in the community,
was expecting the Idaho boys to return
home in the very near future, when
the message from her husband was
received.
Insure in sure Insurance. L. M. Harris
Judge J. f. Ailshie came in last
Thursday evening from his home at
Occur d'Alene, and with Atty A. s.
Hardy took a hand for the plaintiff
in the Elk City case Of McKinnon VS..
The Black Pine Mining and Milling
company, which held the attention of
the district court during its closing
days. The Judge left for Boise Sun
day morning on legal business.
City propsrty-Geo. M. Reed.
Robert Cone returned Monday from
higgins, where he took his mother
in-law, Mrs. e, G. Holcomb, for visit
with her daughter Mrs. VIM McGaff-
cry. Bob says he had visit with Gus.
Wickman at higgins. Gus has lust
closed deal for the ]. H. Ashby ranch
of 800 acres in the Slate Creek country.
but expects to still reside on his Rig
gins place for the time being at least.
For bran and shorts, mill run, 60 to
City Feed Store.
Prof Clark w. Jenkins, Republican
candidate for county superintendent
OF public instruction, and NJ M. Bel
KNAPP, member of the executive commi-
tee, came over from Cottonwood Tues
day evening and attended the Joint
meeting of candidates and committee
men, held at this place DIR. Blake and
Representative Henry Meyer of Fem.
accompanied them on their return trip
At the Smoke House you will find
on sale Columbia grafanolas and all
the latest records.
VIM. Webb, Republican candidate
Tor sheriff, Calvin Hazelbaker. candi-
date Tor assessor and A. o. Hess. can
dldate for probate judge visited the
Grunewald sale near Winona Wednes-
day and the Cross sale TODAY To
morrow the gentlemen and a number
OF Others expect to attend the Kooslxia
fair and remain over the two DAYS
Friday is Candidates Day."
Coupons given away with every cash
purchase on our aluminium ware
Lamm Drug Co.
FROM ten acres of clover e. Il. Cooler
reports mat he threshed a few pounds
more than 81 bushels of coed which
Is by far the best results that we have
Ileard OF this season in the clover limo
reports nave come in that some of fine
clover fields in this part of the conntrS
have been affected by some Kind of an
aphls, which in some instances have
ting. with cut
FIrst-class milk cows for sale or win
trade for stock cattle. MADISnM
Nj 4ERS, Farmers limo 40 ~ SCAt