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

If you want a fountain pen that
won't leak, let us show YOU Mo0res
Non-Leakable. Granville Drug Co.
J. HI. Ashby was in the city Tuesday
from his home at Slate Greek on the
Salmon river, looking into real real
estate deal.
j. w. Crea and family drove In the
city Wednesday In their auto from
their ranch near Fem and were trad
ing with our merchants.
County Commissioner John N. Rice
was up Tuesday of this week from his
home i'm Whitebird attending the gath
ering of Republican candidates for
conference at the court house.
Mesdames J. M. Gilmore and Fred
ii Meader entertained a number Of
lady friends at the home of the latter
last Friday afternoon. Refreshments
were served and card games INDUCED
In.
Our prices are best because we do
most of our buying in combination
with over 1000 of the leading drug
stores of America. We both lose money
If youdo not trade with Granville Drug
| Co.
Piano for sale at the "Manse". tt.
Mrs. Hub Wood entertained a num-
Der of single and married young people
last Thursday evening at their home
In the southwest part of town. Re
freshments were served and games
and dancing were INDUCED in during
the evening.
Private money-Geo. NJ. Reed.
Ben Schultz and Mr. Taft, mot Bill
returned Tuesday from q trip into the
Crooks placers over between the Sal
mon and Snake rivers. Mr.. Schultz
says his brother Gus is still up in the
Buffalo Hump section looking after
their mining interests there.
For AWNINGS see Chester Arnold.
G. Il. Laird and wife, and son-in-law,
Jess Stairret, arrived here last week
from Colfax, and will probably locate
here permanently. The gentlemen are
well pleased with this country and
desire to lease land for farming. They
are at the l. e. Zuver home.
Cash paid for ranch butter. McGhie
Trading Co. Aft
DR.. III. b. Blake, the well known
Keuterville physician and Republican
candidate for coroner, was in the city
Tuesday attending the meeting of can
didates. Age affects the doctor about
like water poured on the back of a
duck. He can spin just as many good
ones as ever.
Blue stone, 16 cents per pound at the
Miller Implement Co.'s.
DIR. w. f. Pogue was called over to
the Doumecq Plains country last week
70 M tp hot
stricken with severe malady. The doc
tor was driven over there by A. p.
Jarvis, in the latter's Maxwell, and
the mountain roads.
Wanted-A girl for general house
work. Enquire at this office. 43tf
DIR. Frank Il Wood is moving this
week from the r. b. Kading residence
on south Meadow street to the prop
erty in the northwest part of town, re
Gently purchased by him Of his mother
The Doctor says this is the last move
He is planning to make substantial i'm
proyements in the spring.
The Waterman Ideal self filling nom
leakable fountain pen. Lamm Drug
Co.
Auctioneer /. e. Zuver left this
morning for Power, Mont, where he
goes to handle sale of town lots for
Elmer Genger, who is "doing things
In the real estate business in that coun-
try. Mr.. Genger telegraphed for Mr..
Zuver and he went at once. The name
of the new town is Ashuelot
The latest Columbia records and
grafanolas are to be had only at the
Smoke House.
Dale Clark, Republican candidate
for county commissioner from the 1st
District, was in the city Tuesday from
his home at Kooskia attending the
candidates meeting held at the court
house. Mr.. Clark made a very strong
race in the primary, winning out over
another most excellent citizen, Charles
Westminster of Clearwater. That he
will make an equally strong race in the
general election, is the belief of his
political friends
FOR SALE-Reliance 2-horse grind
er, almost new; cheap. III. A. Won
Bargen. X. Il. ID. Fem, Idaho. 39tf
ID. II. Kube was in town Wednesday
from his ranch northwest of town, hav-
ing brought in his family in the ear.
ne WIS SudkluS udnuS auQ receiving
the congratulations of his friends over
his recovery from his recent narrow
escape from death when his team ran
away and dragged him with the hay
rake. The section of the vertebra bro
Ken has pretty well knitted together
again and he appears practically as
good as new.
Cement farm tile, posts, culverts.
blocks and markers for cemetery lots.
made to order at Chester Arnold's.
The Melting Pot at the o. o. f.
opera house next Tuesday night. is adj
mitted to be one of the greatest Amer
lean dramas of the day 1t has had a
great run throughout the east at the
very highest admission prices, the
splendid talent putting it on having
played to packed houses No one can
afford to miss this splendid attraction
at the prices asked. A season ticket
to four first-class attractions can he
purchased of the civic club ladies for
the price paid in the east for admis-
sion to this single attraction.
FOR SALE-Relianoe 2-horse grind
err, almost new; cheap. III. A Won