The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1916-10-12
For AWNINGS see Chester Arnold.

For AWNINGS see Chester Arnold
Federated church services Sunday
Sunday School 8 40, Preaching ii 700
and Z 80. Sermon topics, "a Powerful
Church, and Things That Make a
Man" II. /. Wood, Pastor.
Cheap mobey-GeO. M. Reed
Charles Westminster was in the city
today from Clearwater and has no
hesitancy In expressing the belief that
the Republican ticket is going to take
the lead in his section. Mr.. Weston
hiser was a candidate for the nomina-
ton for county commissioner from the
first district, but he has no sore spots
because he failed to defeat Mr.. Clark
Private mohey-Geo. M. Reed.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank vanDeventer,
Mrs. Jesse l.. Rains and Mrs. Widen
thaler and daughter, Miss Harriet,
drove down to Lewiston today in the
formers Buick car. Mr.. VanDeventer
will attend the good roads meeting in
session there today, while Mrs. VanDe-
venter will visit with friends and the
two latter are returning to their home
Fire insurance. A. W. Talkington.
Popular copyright book at popular
prices # Glanvilles.
Doc Denny was in town several day
this week from his ranch over on the
South Fork. Doc greatly regrets that
his Border Days event for the river
country had to be called off. He thinks
Grangeville should combine stock,
grain, fruit and produce fair with some
good wild west attractions, and put it
on every fall. Not a bad idea.
Harry Cranke, of Cue & Cranke,
auctioneers, of Spokane and North
Yakima, will cry your sale-anywhere.
The Sunnyside Social Society was
entertained last Thursday by Mrs. Mat
tox. A very pleasant afternoon was
spent. Miss Christa Knorr rendered
some very pretty selections on the
piano At the close of the afternoon
very delicious luncheon was served
by the hostess The next meeting will
be in two weeks with Miss Sylvia Rel
/ bold.
What is home without a Maximum
Hot Water Bottle. Granville Drug Co
The Rexall Store.
II. II. Brown came out from the Elk
City country this week with carload
of cattle, which were sold to the Local
buyers, bringing him good price. Mr.
Brown, who is now engaged in farming
and stock raising, is an old linotype
operator, having worked on dailies fol
years, and while here called at the
Globe office and took a hand, just tC
see If he had forgotten the "art" He
had not.
WANTED-Students to learn tele
graphy. Inquire at Western Uniol
Telegraph office. 45f
/ If Nou are looking for bargains in the
furniture line, go to Graham's where
the sock is being closed out.
Guy w. Huffman, prominent sheep
imam of Enterprise, Oregon, was in thu
city last week on business. Mr.. Huff
man and partners own 10000 head o.
sheep and come over here to negotiate
with the forest department for add
tional range for his increasing herd
Mr. Hoffman was accompanied on his
trip of inspection up through the Flor
ence country by Mackie Williams ant
his pack outfit.
l will not be responsible for any
debts incurred by Laura Dixon Har
disty. W. Il. Hardisty 46tf
Dale Clarke, Republican candidate
for county commissioner in the LIST dis
trict was in the city last Friday in the
interest of his candidacy. Mr.. Clarke
made an excellent race in the primary
winning the nomination against very
strong man. He feels greatly encour-
aged by the reports he is receiving
from over the country. Mr.. Clark will
get good vote from this section in the
general election the same as he did In
the primary.
Watch for the Red Tag sale at Ora
hams furniture store commencing Sat
urday, OCTOBER IA. The entire stock
of Furniture must be closed out al
once. Yoh can secure bargains now.
The entire stock at the Graham Fur
niture Store is to be closed out. Com
mencing1 Saturday, October 14th Rec
Tag PRIZES will prevail. If you wish
to makd neat saving on your pur
chases this will be your opportunity.
For County Treasurer