The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1920-05-06
HAVE FARM FOR RENT


NJ. Reed. 24tf |
The ladies Of the Baptist church will
give a silver tea at the home of Mrs.
ii. Telcher on the afternoon and even
ing Of Friday, May 14th. Everybody
invited
If you want to buy a good farm see
RothwelI & Quilan. 22tf
Seth ID. Jones came in on Monday
evenings train from Occur d'Alene,
, where he went as a delegate to the Re
publican convention held there ON We'd
nesday Of last week.
List your land, Geo. NJ. Reed. 24tf
County Commissioner John ID. Long
returned early this week from the
Occur dAlene Republican convention,
being one of the delegates from this
county. While away he visited at the
home of his daughter at Post Falls.
Nifty wolfe dresses at the Batty
Millinery. 24tf
| Judge James L. Ailshie was an ar
rival on Sunday evenings train from
his home at Occur dAlene, and spent
the fore part of the week here looking
after some legal matters. He depart
cd for his home Wednesday morning.
If you want tricolette blouses you
can get them at the Batty Millinery.
Mrs. Frank Mclean and children de-
parted last Saturday for their ranch
home at Fairfield, Montana, where
they will join Mr.. Mclean, who pre-
ceded them by couple Of weeks, after
spending the winter here.
See Mark Robinson for painting and
paper hanging. Pacific phone 11O6 or
81. 23tf
Mrs. Ottmar Schwalbach Of Seattle
came late last week and is enjoying u
visit at the home of her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. NJ S. Martin. While here
Mrs. Schwalbach will dispose of some
personal property, also their home In
the northwest part of the city, which
is advertised in these columns.
See the snappy skirts at the Batty
Millinery. 24t
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Cawley went dowr
to Lewiston this morning for a short
visit. They will return tomorrow
evening.
. Houses for sale, Geo. M
Reed. 24t
l.. NJ. Harris spent a few days a
Lewiston this week on a short bust
ness trip.
! Up-to-date hats always to be fount
h ut the Batty Millinery. PAT
t A. w. Talkington left Tuesday morn
ing for Princeville, Ore, where he wa
- called on business. He will be absen
for few days.
10 Over a ton of seed potatoes has bee
y sold through Walter Hickerson, agen
=. at $729 delivered here. Have 70
enough for this year? If not, try tn
," Saving service" way. PAT
20 DR.. r. ]. Alcorn left this mornin
O. for Spokane expecting to return will
10 in a few days behind the wheel of
Y new Cadillac car.
A few good suits left at the Bait
49, Millinery 24t
a The associated student body of II
| hax
1t and candy sale at the office of Adk
70 son & Stubs, Saturday, May Sth.
.3t FOR SALE-Eggs from purebred
c. White Leghorn hens-mature, vi
=. orous stock-75 cents for Is. Phol
or leave your orders at the Globe G
= flee before each Saturday. %
y Frank Hogan of White Bird, came
Z late last week from visit to Il
. Yakima section, where he went
y quest of location. Mr.. Hogan foul
q all kinds of property very high so d
= not invest He returned to his Viii
= Bird home
J Special price on coats at the Bat
Z Millinery. "a
z John Powell, stockman and form
z stage driver of the Salmon river cou
< try, was a business visitor early Il
I week. Mr.. Powell has been engag
Z over on the Snake river side duril
! the past months.
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