The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1917-11-29

The Granville Drug Co. shipped an
Edison photograph to Harry Hill
bourne at Nezperce last Friday.
Owner soon TO leave city has fine
home that can be bought at practically
your own price See l.. NJ. Harris.
Mrs. J. II. Mcdonald returned home
on Friday evenings train after a
months visit with friends at Payette
| Mrs. c. s. Stockton was called to
Pullman Monday morning by a mes
sage announcing that her father had
suffered a stroke Of paralysis.
+. J. Pfannebecker, a well known
and prosperous farmer Of the Winona
section, was attending to county seat
matters Tuesday. remaining here over
night.
Fire insurance. Ayers.
Fred Wade, one of the pioneer min
ing men Of Idaho county, came out
from Elk City Tuesday and will prob
ably remain in this section for the
winter.
| Miss Bessie Flynn came home on Fri
day evening from Asotin where she is
attending high school, for weeks va
cation with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Sam Flynn.
Loans-Geo. NJ. Reed.
Mrs. Frank Hockersmith, who has
been seriously i'll for several days.
underwent an operation Tuesday
morning. We are informed that the
lady is recovering in satisfactory
manner.
Farms, city property, loans. M. L..
Ayers.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Plat of the Salm-
on river section, arrived last Friday
evening, coming up from Lewiston
after visiting at the livestock show
held at Lewiston, and at other out
side points.
Will trade anything, anywhere. H.
w. Carrots.
| Walter McAdams drove r. w. Rhett
of Lucille, and representative of
Frye 4 Co., down to Kamiah, Tues
day. to look into matters pertaining to
the stock industry. They returned here
the same evening and yesterday Mr..
Rhett departed for his home.
As l am leaving this section will
sell my Russell 1924 tractor, reason
able. Plowed forty acres. Call or
write Wicks Bros, Grangeville. 45tf
Eyestrain always plays very i'm
portant role in hysteria, migraine,
vertigo, nervous exhaustion, neuras-
Uoc nj foay
tive disturbances and eventorticollis
When affected with eyestrain see DR.
w. S. Jackson, the Eyesight Special
list, Office in the Right Drug Store
MEN WANTED-Sawyers 90 cents
per NJ Swampers and men In logging
camps. Minimum wage $3.50. Board
$1.00 per day. Craig Mountain Lumber
Co., Winchester, Idaho. 50-t1
Miss Elgren Addison returned or
Tuesday evenings train from a two
months visit with friends at Walla
Walla. Some two weeks ago Mrs. Ada
Addison journey,d to the same place
and together they returned home. After
few days visit with the home folks
Miss Elgren will go to Lewiston anC
enter the business college at thai
place.
DIR. c. V. Crooks the well known
specialist of Omaha Neb.. now in Lew
iston has made arrangements to sue
cessfully treat all of the following all
ments, such as oatarrh, heart. lungs
kidneys, stomach, skin, rheumatism, fe-
male troubles, appendicitis, gall stones
piles (Hemorl ho.dS). etc He will be
in Grangeville for Thanksgiving day
DR. Crooks was considered one Of the
most successful specialists in Omaha
Neh. He cured Chas. Anderson of Ere
mont, Neb.. of loss of eyesight and
mind after others had given him up as
incurable also w. l.. Child, of earn,
Neh., of heart drOpsy, taking 50 pounds
of water from him in three days All
persons suffering from the above
troubles will do well to address him
at Lewiston. Idaho. He has his own
remedies for the treatment of all
chronic diseases. Plain labels on pack
ages.-Adv.
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