The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1917-02-01

Granville Drug Co.
Mrs. Ed Cawley who has been visit |
ing with friends in Lewiston, is ex-
pected home tomorrow.
ED. C. r. Chase win begin services
at the Baptist church Sunday morning
at II a. m. Everybody welcome.
Valentines of all kinds at Glanville's.
| samuel GoIdstone, former merchant
lat Cottonwood. and well known the
lprairie over, has purchased the #. M.
Remington general merchandise store
at Culdesac and has placed Felix
Funke, former Cottonwood boy, In
charge as manager.
| All the children are going to cele-
brate st Valentines Day at Glanville's.
d. II. Sasenbery has gone to Hot
| Lake, Oregon for treatment for the
rheumatism from which he has been
suffering for time. He will be join
ed there by Mrs Sasenbery, who will
leave as soon as the snow blockade Is
raised.
1 The Federated church has extended
an invitation thredgh Captain Kading
to the members Of Company e to at
i tend a church service held in their
honor next Sunday evening. Both
the regular CHOIR and the high school
boys glee club will take part In the
program with appropriate musical
numbers, and the pastor will gite a
suitable address.
j What is home without Maximum
hot water bottle, Granville Drug Co.
Donald David, Of Moscow, assistant
director at the university, came in
Wednesday night and the next day
arranged for date at this place for
the University Glee Club, which will
come on February 81 under the aus
pieces of the city schools. There are
twenty-one members of the travelling
aggregation and they are receiving
A very complimentary notice at the
i hands of the press wherever they have
been. Further particulars,
/ Why buy AN ordinary hot water
bottle when you can get the Maxi
mum" with an absolute guarantee at
Granville Drug Co.
4 Valentines of all kinds at Glanville's.
4 What is home without Maximum
hot water bottle, .Glanville Drug Co.
! The cold weather which we have
been experiencing here on Camas
4 prairie has prevailed throughout the
entire country At many points it has
been much severer than here, having
J broken all previous records. The light
snow Saturday night and the wind
which followed ON Sunday evening gave
, the snow pillow all it could do to keep
. the track open for the evening pass
! enger train from Lewiston which
, brought the soldier boys home, and
then the train was delayed As minutes
The wind Tuesday drifted the snow
so the train could not make the down
trip, and had to lay over until Wednes-
day morning.
/ DR.. Macneill will be in White Bird
from Sunday, Feb. 4th, to Thursday
] the Sth.
Charles e. Holt, the well known Sal
mon river stoclzman of Golf, came out
. to the county seat last Friday with
George ID. Smith, who had taken Mr..
Hollis partner, J. O. Rhoades and bride
to their home at Pollock. Mr. Holt
went from here to Spokane where he
has some business, and later will re-
turn for few days visit at Lewiston.
Mr.. Holt brought out some fine sam
jles of applessgrown in his orchard. He
says as un apple country his section of
the Salmon river has them all beaten
to a finish. Up on Race creek, Just a
, mile and a half above the old Levander
, store at Golf, he has a fine orchard,
where he is giving special attention to
the Delicious, Grimes Golden and the
Black Ben Davis varieties, all OF which
he says grows to perfection in that
soil and climate.
= All the children are going to cele-
[ brate st. Valentines Day at Glanville's
! We have no Democratic Plums to
: offer you poor unfortunate election
crows, but If you are progressive we
! can offer you some choice standard
; plums, also Italian Prunes. If you
are inclined to be a little bit grouchy
, we can offer you crab apple, of II
! YOU are old-maidish, a Ounce tree. g.
Goan. Str
! Columbia grafanolas and records for
sale at the Smoke House.
NORTHERN PACIFIC RAILWAY
LANDS in Eastern Montana at $3.50
to $500 per acre. Suitable for farm
ing or grazing. Easy terms. For in
formation write or see W. e. Holt,
Miles City, Montana.
Il Joe r. Wade came in on Tuesday
evenings stage from Elk City where
he has been employed at the Esh gen
eral store for the past number of
4 months. Joe brings a most fiattering
report of mining conditions in that Sec
ton. He says the outlook has never
been as promising in the Elk district
as at the present time. Thahthhhhhhh
as at the present time. That new
capital is coming in right along and
old properties are being opened up and
worked that have lain idle for years.
He says this spring win see Elk City
4 transformed into a real live, active
mining camp. In coming out the stage
swamped in the unprecedented snow
fall. He started on Friday and did
not get to Grangeville until Tuesday
night. The snow Is reported fifteen
feet deep at the Mountain House, and
long tunnels are dug. down through
the snow to reach the doorways for
entrance. All kinds Of freight. horse