The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1916-03-09

James %. Wh1te, county auditor OF
Lewis county, Is In the city, having
come over to be at the bedside Of his
aged father, Robt. White, who IL stir
ing at the point OF death. 1t is re
ported that the old gentleman Is slight
~ better as we go to press.
State Chairman Evan Evans left
Monday morning for Boise via Spo-
kane, to be in attendance at the meet
ing OF the Republican State Central
| committee, which is scheduled for
next Saturday, the 18th. Mr.. Evans
was aboard the train that was stalled
In the snow Monday and did not reach
Lewiston until about four o'clock on
Tuesday morning.
Bran and shorts. steam rolled feed,
poultry, supplies.
NORWOOD WAREHOUSE co.
w. b. Hussman, the Cottonwood
lumberman, spent a few days in the
city this week. Mr.. Hussman, who
certainly lis a rustler after business.
Is quite elated over the business out
look for the coming season. Mr.. Huss-
man is also firm believer In the eff
cacy OF printers ink" and has al
ready mapped out campaign that
promises to deliver the goods.
Whose would have his fruit fresh
from the tree-Must Have the Tree.
G. Goan.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. N. Mothorn OF
Whitebird who have been ENJOYING
vacation for the past two weeks at out
side points, arrived In the city on Tues
day evenings train. They visited a
son at Butte, Mont, and also one at
St Anthony, In the southern part Of
the state, and returned feeling that
they had had nice visit with the
boys. They made pleasant cali at
the Globe Office while here.
Fruit Trees for sale. c. Goan
Gus Schultz who recently brought
his family out from Buffalo Hump and
installed them In this city and immedi-
ately returned to the hills, is again i'm
the city. Gus has been working on the
Jumbo for the past year and a half,
being interested In the lease on the
property. Mr., Schultz's family viii
remain in the city for the summer and
Gus expects to return to the Hump
about the first Of the month.
MONEY at low rate and to 10
years time. See M. l.. Ayers. Oppo.
site Fair Store.
Miss Wayne Kube came in on last
Thursday evenings train from Moscow
having stopped over at that place on
her trip from Portland to visit with
her sister, Mrs. d. w. Greenburg, and
viii spend couple of weeks vaca-
ton with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
ID. H. Kube, residing northwest from
this city. For the past year Miss
kube has been with the Good Samar-'
itan hospital at Portland, and this is
her first vacation in that time. She
VIII return to her duties at the hos
pital in two weeks.
FOR RENT--Good improved farm
or 240 acres, well located on Camas
Prairie; close to school, on good road.
Cash rent, half in advance Reason
able price. ARNOLD & WILKIN. tt
@. Goan, representing the Lewiston
Charleston Nursery, is receiving orders
70 go away up the Clearwater ON the
Middle Fork, near the Montana line.
Mr. Goan realizes the coming value
OF fruit trees and is making an effort
to have others see the proposition Of
Rt0htAAS tOW us 1tG uOSS. ne Recently
traded of his Grangeville property for
nursery stock and Is now making ar
rangements to start a nursery on his
farm six miles east of town, and has
named his place the Dewey Fruit
Farm. There certainly is no chance
to go wrong In planting the proper
kind of trees now as the market is
bound to be better than for many
years.
This is the month we get our trees 4
over 5000 coming. How about yours n
C. Goan.
An old fashioned country fair in full
blast, thrilling yacht collision, hand
to-hand, od-tingling battle ON
barge, the den of the river pirates,
throbs throughout with bristling ac-
ton, may all be seen and felt In the
100000 romance and mystery drama
From the Valley of the Missing that
comes to the Lyric, Wednesday, March
Is. It's Fox production and a whale
of good one.
The bowling season is here at last.
Get acquaintedw it'll the pin boys.
they're always "settin' 'em mp"
Preparedness Is now the Watchword.
and while preparing for other things
why not Fruit, for family use? Fruit
will be higher than a cats back after
the war Is over, and you'll need your
money to pay taxes Moral-An apple
tree in Your yard is worth two In
Charleston, Yakima, or any where else
to you. G. Goan.
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NORTHERN PACIFIC RAILWAY
LANDS IN EASTERN MONTANA at
$3.50 TO $500 per acre. Suitable for
farming or grazing. Easy terms. For
information write or see. w. e. HOLT.
MILES CITY, MONTANA.