The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1916-11-16

CnarieS Everest this week rented
the G. Ii. Knorr ranch west of town
Mr.. Knorr and son having decided to
have sale of personal property and
for time retire from farming.
Nov. % is the last day Of the Red
Tag Sale at Graham's. 1872.
Blue stone 16 cents per pound at the
Miller Implement Co.'S.
Sites must certainly be almost de
| populated from the number of citizens
from that little city in attendance on
the Rooney preliminary now in pro
gress.
Furs repaired and remodeled. Call
at the Batty Millinery.
Graham's Red Tag Sale closes Nov.
23rd. 1872
James Wood still continues to make
progress toward recovery, and his
many friends In Grangeville have be,
gun to have strong hopes of his ulti-
mate recovery
To trade: Income property for land
and pay cash difference. NJ. L. Ayers.
For bran and shorts, mill run, 90 to
the City Feed Store.
+. l.. Leonard went to Portland last
week and visited for number of DAYS
with his son Mack, who is getting on
nicely. Mr.. Leonard returned home
Wednesday night of this week, feel
Ing chirked up over his vacation.
Nov. % is your last chance at Ora
hams. 49-2.
Will trade anything, anywhere. HI.
w. Carrots.
We have received our winter supply
of Sleds. Good sense Mandt and Main
lite styles. Good high class hacks
Reasonable prices. Miller Hardware
and Implement Co., the place to buy
Hardware and Implements.
Geary & Groom will redeem your
Liggett Meyers tobacco tags.
Wanted-Country lard, at the City
Meat Market. 40tf.
Mrs. Donna Hewes last week receiv-
ed telegram from Chicago announcing
the sudden death of her only brother
A letter received from him day or
Grangeville Cash Produce will pay
highest cash price for all kinds Of
poultry. Bring 1t In any time. Locat-
ed next door to Sheriff's Office. 49-1
two before the telegram gave no init
nation of sickness or i'll health on the
part Of the brother and the message
came as severe blow.
Two weeks more Of the Red Tag
Sale, at Graham's. 49-2
MONEY at low rate and to 10
years time. See M. L. Ayers. Oppo-
site Fair Store
Harold Smith the young son Of Mr..
and Mrs. G. s. Smith of the Randy
Kitchen, slipped on the ice when COM
Ing out of the school building We'd
nesday noon, and fell breaking the
bone in one of his arms Just above
the wrist The arm was set and Har-
old is doing fine.
Wanted to Rent--A good piano
Address Box 625, city. Cliff
Cement farm tile, posts, culverts.
blocks and markers for cemetery lots.
made to order at Chester Arnold's.
John Phillips came up today from
Sites In his auto, bringing Mr. and
Mrs. Howard, Mrs. Jim Miller and Mrs.
Collins witnesses in the Rooney case.
John says there is world of parcels
post matter going into the mines these
days over his line, and that the mining
industry Is coming to the front in sur
prising manner
Now is the time to select your books
for Christmas while the assortment is
complete, Granville Drug Co.
Tod Frizzel came up Wednesday
from his Salmon river home and Is
mixing among his former neighbors
and friends. Tod is one Of 1.-THE unfor
Inmates in the election just closed
not losing candidate, but a loser be-
cause he failed to pick the winning
candidate. He's a cheerful loser how
ever.
Buy a registered Holstein bull. See
my add, best bargain ever.
SSf. WALTER HICKERSON.
Now is the time to select your books
for Christmas while the assortment is
complete, Granville Drug Co.
County Commissioner John N. Rice
rode his fine saddle horse up from
Whitebird Monday night and was
ready the next morning to take hand
III hNdcShisS tnt vote cast at the NOV. /
tn election. While failing of election |
Mr.. Rice showed no bad effect from the
landslide which he got mixed up in
but, ON the contrary, was in excellent
spirits and looking fine and fit for any
old stunt
A speciality Is made of selling pure /
bred livestock by Harry @. Cranke.
the auctioneer.
II your furs need remodelling or re-
paired take them to the Batty Millin-
cry.
Dale Clark, the newly elected Re
publican county commissioner came up
from his home in Kooskia Sunday even /
ing. He brought his parents Mr.. and
Mrs. w. $. Clark, up for visit with +
MIR. and Mrs. Lark Kerlee, Just west |
of the city limits, where they expect
20 remain for couple of weeks. Mr..
Clark