The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1921-09-22
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rye and barley. See CLIFFORD Arnold,
White Bird Idaho. Att
Have an L. G. Smith typewriter In
good condition, also a kitchen range.
VIII trade for wood. W. N. Knox. AZ
For Sale-Purebred big type Poland
China bears, old enough for service
big stretchy fellows, good enough to
head any herd. G. o. Vincent 42-tf
For Sale-Three bottom, IA inch
Moline engine or horse pillow, in first
class condition. See j.. d. Lyttle, Fem
Idaho. z1-tf
Rev. d. J. w. Somcrville Of Lewis
ton will hold service at the Episcopal
church on Sunday evening at s o'clock,
September %.
Piano For Sale-Melville Clarke in
strumet in excellent condition, priced
ut $4O0 See Mrs. d. III. Magee.
For Sale-One Chevrolet second
hand car In good condition at Z bar.
gain. See Alexander Freidenrich Co.
The "A. d. Kennedy place in the
southeast nart Of town was sold this
week to r. 1. Chase, through the agen-
cy of NJ. L. Ayers. The consideration
was not given.
For Sale--Hct Point electric range
with brand new elements. Three burn.
ers with large oven. Call at this Of
flee.
Mr. and Mrs. John Honish left Tues
day for Charleston where they will
spend the winter h, ping to benefit the
latter's health. Mrs. Honish Is snf-
ferer from asthma.
J. Il. Panl, mining man of the
Oregrande district. was in the city
over Wednesday night. Mr. Panl Is well
known in this community and makes
regular trips TO the county seat.
Victor Peterson returned Sunday
from the Masonic grand lodge meeting
at St Maries. Mr.. Peterson was
raised from grand junior warden to
grand senior warden at the meeting.
Peter Aschenbrenner of Ferdinand
was looking after business in the city
Tuesday. While here Mr.. Aschenbren-
ner advanced his time on the Globe
for another year, which, Of course, Is
appreciated by the editor.
Ethel Clayton is coming to the Lyric
next Sunday, September %, in another
Of those absorbing pictures. about
young married life. 1t Is called "a
Lady in Love-" At first she loves and
marries the wrong man, but eventually
why not come and see for yourself
Major Joseph Faulkner of Boise
who was TO have visited Grangeville
this week to assist with the Salvation
Army meetings, was unable to reach,
Grangevilie on his present trip. How.
ever the major viii be here as soon
as 1t is found convenient.
| FL. +. Lutes and g. B. Eckermann of
Cottonwood were attending to business
matters at the county seat on wednes-
day. The gentlemen paid the Globe Of
flee a pleasant visit and the paper
will be visitor at the Lutes home for
the coming year.
John p. Eimers, cashier Of the First
National bank, accompanied by Mrs.
Eimers, are enjoying an automobile
trip TO the Pendleton section. They
left last week and stopped for time
at the Lewiston-C Charleston fair before
continuing their journey. They are
expected home the latter part Of the
week
The Texan" with Tom Mix, IL q
rolling, rollicixing drama of the west
that keeps you laughing, thrilling or
choking back sob every split second.
Coming to the Lyric next Monday and
Tuesday, September 1921,
"The Texan" starring Tom Mix
which will begin a two-day engage
ment at the Lyric next Monday, Sep
tember 20, is picture OF the great
outdoors. II you enjoy the clean and
wholesome and virile in life. If yom
lenjOy good comedy. and IL real thrill
ing stunts interest you, don't miss 1t
A recent letter from Robt q. Ham.
i'll, who now resides at 5000 fremont
street, Dallas. Texas. states he wishes
to be remembered to all old friends in
this community. Regarding his home
state Mr.. Hamill said: Texas Is O
wonderful state to live in. Not SO
warm as expected. Everybody prepar-
ing for thu big state fair which takes
plhce next month"
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