The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1916-04-27

gone up In price, but water glass Is
cheaper than ever at Glanville's.
| r. e Gornall and O. Il. Krakau will
spend few days the coming week at
| Whitebird. The former preaching
while there and Mr.. Krakau will de-
liver his lecture on "Clay Modelling"
Can handle about rs geese, If fat,
during next 10 days. City Feed Store.
Frank Titus and Don Fisher went
down to Lewiston where they partic-
ipated in the gun club shoot at that
place. The gentlemen did not seem to
be in the best of form and consequent
! ~ did not secure a place in the win
nings. They returned home Monday
evening.
Moore's fountain pens are non-leak-
able. They can be carried in any posi-
ton and they won't leak. Granville
Drug Co.
Mr.. and Mrs G. @. Cousins went up
to Spokane last week where the latter
will remain for an indefinite period
in order to recuperate from the eff
fects of an operation through which
she passed recently at Moscow. Mr..
Cousins returned home this evening
and will again take up his duties at
the City Bakery.
Cement farm tile, posts, culverts.
blocks and markers for cemetery lots.
made to order at Chester Arnold's.
The First National Bank building
and the front of the Crosby store
were treated to a coat of paint This
Ina h.
OF the buildings very much. In the
spring of the year there is nothing
like little paint to brighten things
up, which would not be amiss in other
parts of the city at this time.
Silas Mariner at the Lyric theatre
next Friday evening. Proceeds to go
to the local high school, Everyone
come. Admission 10 and 10 cents.
Ellis Harness come up from the
Salmon river country yesterday and
returned today with the new six cylin-
der Buick that he and his partner, Mr..
Rice purchased a few months ago.
through Ralph Kennedy, who accom-
panied Mr. Harness on the homeward
trip. The car Is dandy and will no
doubt aid the gentlemen greatly In a
business way as well as for pleasure. :
Moore's fountain pens are non-leak-
able. They can be carried In any posi-
ton and they won't leak. Granville
Drug Co.
ID. III. Kube, one of the best known
farmers on the prairie was in the
city Saturday giving attention to
county seat matters. While here Mr..
Kube stated that If the sunshine
would continue for a few DAYS he
would soon be In the field with his
gang plows and would follow right
up with the seeder, and that the 200
acres that he intends to put into crop
this spring would not last long.
The McGhie Trading Co., pays the
highest price for hides, pelts and wool
ON Camas Prairie.
Otto Schlicker of Whitebird was in
the city last Saturday on business
MIR. Schlicker, who In connection with
his brothers is farming In that seq
ton, states that the season is lust as
backward with them as on the prairie
Last year he had his crop In by the
10th OF February and this year has
not found 1t possible to get onto even
the highest ground. Mr., Schlicker and
brothers also raise considerable stock
The Globe viii be a regular visitor AFT
his home in the future.
The government formula for preserv-
ing eggs is one part water glass to
nine parts water. Now is the time to
buy water glass while eggs are cheap
Granville Drug Company.
The senior class of the local High
school, properly chaperoned, viii 20
down to White Bird Saturday, where
they viii put on the class play, sThe
Hoodoo,' for the entertainment Of
the White Bird residents. The nlav
attracted full house when produced
here a few weeks ago and the work
OF the different performers was high
~ spoken of No doubt they win ha
appreciated in our neighboring town.
Sunnyside school wishes to an
nounce the program to be given NAV
9th, Friday evening, consisting of the
graduating exercises given by fine
class, Virginia Ely, Lester Kerlea. Ice
Chase. Ada Chaca norfo