The Grangeville globe. [volume], February 19, 1920, Image 5

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IC1L IN SPECIAL SESSION
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Last Thursday Evening ta Con
eider Paving; Await Engineer.
he city oouncll met in special
I last Thursday evening for the
pose of considering the paving ques
l After the matter had been gone
> at length it was concluded to
1 a competent engineer to make
Imates so that the cost of paving
tin street could be placed before the 1
>perty owners In an intelligent man- >
r. It is proposed to bave figures
tde on (the cost of paving Main
eet from the Von Berg corner to ^
ho avenue, the abutting property to
included in an improvement dis- 1
it. From the corner of Idaho ave- ;
i to the depot, and from the same
ce to a connection with the state 1
bway, a macadam is contemplated. !
th the exception of the street Inter
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movement district would stand the !
t of paving, and the macadam to be '
ins, the abutting property in the
id for by the entire city, the same
the sewer system.
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IINTY WARRANTS REDEEMED, j
rotice is (hereby given that all reg- 1
The New Way of
Practicing Dentistry
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T HE E. R. Parker
System in Dentistry
is nothing but dentistry
E ut on a common-sense
asis. Instead of one
practicing.in a
located in different
. cities. Thousands of pa ;
\ tients are treated in
il these offices, and the
■J large quantities of den
y tal supplies used are
bought far less money
than has to be paid for
small quantities.
All dentists using the
E. R. Parker System are reg
istered, licensed and experi
enced. The work they do is
done so well that it can be
guaranteed. You are sure of
aatisfaction.
nder the Parker System
no charge is made for exam
inations and advice. You can
find out what your teeth need
without having to pay a cent.
Everything known in dentis
try to overcome pain is used
in Parker System offices, so
you need have no fear at all.
The whole idea is this:
Fine dentistry, fewer
visits, moderate cost, sat
isfaction, no fear of pain.
There is an E. R. Par
lera office at
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amall way in a small
? office, several dentists
practice together under
the Parker System in
large offices, where there is
room for complete equips
\ ments. Some of the System
dentists extract teeth, some
fill teeth, some make crowns
and bridges, some make arti
ficial plates and some treat
diseased teeth. In this way
_ each patient is cared for by
■> „ a dentist who is experienced
H in the kind of work each pa
tient needs. Dental work done
i in this manner is not only
done better, but in less time,
making fewer visits necessary,
and the saving in time
. helps to make prices
lower.
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There are twenty-four
offices where the E. R.
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Having sold my Hardware and Garage, I wish to announce that I have retained
my Implement business and will continue to handle the
JOHN DEERE LINE
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Plows and Harrows
Steel Grain Binders
Mowers and Rakes
Low Down Manure
Spreaders
and other articles usually
carried in an Implement
Line.
K Have now on hand goods left over from last Fall's stock and have in
|| carload of the different farm implements. In this shipment we have the
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Ï Double Run Feed Drill, which is very favorably known.
I it will pay you to look into these new features.
I Place your orders now for spring delivery.
If you are in the market
[Agent for J. I. Case Tractors and
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Threshing Machinery
J. G. EIMERS
IMPLEMENTS
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istered Current Expense Fund
rants of October 1919 Issue from 25818
to 25862 Inclusive.
Also: all registered School warrants
lu Districts No. 20. 21, 31, 35, 54, 60.
75, will be i>aid on presentation at th«
office of County Treasurer at Grange
ville, Idaho County, Idaho,
j That Interest on above warrants will
I cease on the 2nd day of March, 1920.
j Dated February 20, 1920.
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OTIE L. CONE,
County Treasurer.
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THE ODORIFEROUS SKUNK.
More Profit in Ordinary Skunk Than
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Ordinary Cow, Says Statement
Boise, Idaho, Feb. 1«. —That there
is more profit In raising the ordinary
skunk than the ordinary cow is the
! declaration of Joe W. Jensen of Driggs
j Idaho, who has become so deeply lu
j terested in the plans of the Idaho
! ,; anM . Bre<H , er8 Association that he
' nt a lettCT giving Ws experiences
with skunks.
While the price for the ordinary
I skunk fur is $8.00 to 312.00 the good
j breeding quality runs as high as $150
1 a pair. Mr. Jensen says he has one
female skunk whose offspring last year
brought him 394-00. The skunk, he
declares, has the cleanest of habits
aud the offensive odor may be eliminat
ed by a simple process of deodoriza
tton.
Mr. Jensen gives this Information
to the public In the hopes Chat R will
stimulate further interest on the part
of fanners aud others who will find
their iucome materially Increased by
.fur raislug. It Is understood that Mr.
Jensen has bceu a tenant farmer but
his success with the fur side line seems
to Indicate that he will no longer lx*
in that status.
The officers of the Idaho tiume
Breeders were deeply interested la Mr
Jensen'a statements. It Is the object
of the association to encourage the
1 raising of fur bearing animals and to
create for a large number of people
a profitable industry from what is
now an absolute waste.
FEDERATED CHURCH.
We open, full drive, next Sunday
and want everybody in their place's
and a full attendance. Th« morning
subject with singing led by the Junto#
people interested iu the welfare of the
community aud the world should hear.
It Is, "The Call of the Kindom of God
and of the World at this Hour." 1
want you people who are alive to the
world's need, and care, to be present,
also those who are not The evening
subject with singing led gy the Junior
Choir, will likewise be important.
"What Being a Christian Means for
Us Here and Now," with some special
suggestions for young people. Now
that the "Flu" Is gone and the danger
over, throw off that tired feeling and
get out to church. Remember that the
success of the work depends, In part,
upon you.
Let us have a full attendance at Sun
day school, also at the Union Endeavor
meeting.
H. S. RANDALL, Pastor.
FENN COMMERCIAL CLUB
The enterprising business men and
farmers in the vicinity of Fenn have
recently organized a commercial club
with u membership of 25, and elected
E. L. Dufur as president. The build
ing formerly orcucied by the pool
hall has been secured as a meeting
place where all matters coming before
the club will lie discussed and acted
upon. The dues have been fixed at
$1.00 per month.
The residents of the Fenn section
are to lie congratulated on this move
and there is no doubt but what the
new commercial body will make Itself
felt in the near future. There an*
many things that a commercial or
ganisation can do for the benefit of
the town and be all pulling together as
this organization signifies the town of
Kenn will shortly occupy an envious
(xtsitlon on the Idaho county map.
NEW BARBER SHOP.
Geo. Foust, of Commnck & F\>ust,
l*x>l bull proprietors, made a trip over
to Xexperce last week and purchased
a two-chalr battier shop outfit, which
is now installed in the frout of the
pool hall. The equipment Is decided
ly up-to-date and Mr. Foust will no
doubt receive his share of the public
patronage.
SCHOOL RESUMED MONDAY.
Eleven Students Won Honor Grades
During First Semester.
School oiiened In Grangevllle Mon
day after a two and one-half weeks'
interruption on account of influenza.
The attendance, while not up to nor
mal was good. Almut ninety (ier cent
of the pupils were in attendance.
Arrangements are being made with
the Neiperce high school for a debate.
Each school Is to have two teams, one
for each side of the question ami two
deliates will lie held on the same night,
nie debaters chosen to represent the
Grangevllle high school will lie t*om
IKised of the following students: Roy
Hogan, Genevieve Edmundsou, Mnr
garet Griffith, Maurice Greene, Ruth
Munra and Egbert Kabnt with Fred
Day as alternate.
Eleven students of the high ^chool
won honor grades during the first
semester of the present school yenr.
Of this number ten were girls, there
I icing only one boy to receive the
honor. This boy was Fred Day, son
of Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Day. His rank
was third among the students of the
school, his grale being one-fifth of one
lier cent below that of the leader Ruth
Munro.
Of the students winning the honors
there were three from each of the
upiier three classes aud two from the
Freshman class. The names, class and
grades of all of the eleven students
are as follows:
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Name Class
Ruth Munro, senior_
Sophie Coyne, Sophomore
Fred Day, freshman_
Naomi Manring, Junior ..
Mary Neis, sophomore_
Grade
.93 4-5
.93 3-4
.98 3-5
92 1-4
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Rachel Baker, freshman_91 4-5
91 1-2
.91 1-4
Ruby Smith, senior_
Jessie Keeler, junior_
Gladys Kerlee, senior
Margaret Kerlee, junior
Selma Meyer, sophomore
Throughout the high school the class
of work done was quite satisfactory.
Thctre were very few failures. in
view of the fact that It Is the jiollcy
of Superintendent Lukens and the
teaching force to grade quite closely
if seems that there Is reason for grat
indioaion that the class of work (lone
merited reasonably good grades.
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AT CATHOLIC CHURCH.
Services will lie resumed at the
Catholic church next Sunday at the
usual hour.
WILL ATTEND AUTO SCHOOL
"Red" Cash came out from the Snake
river Tuesday aud will visit for a
few days with his jiarents Mr- aud
Mrs. J. C. Cash and other relatives.
"Red" antk-i]nites leaving early next
week for Kansas City, Mo., where he
will enter an automobile and tractor
school, taking a three mouths course,
after which he will return to this
section.'
WANTED—Woman for housework.
$10 lier week. Phone Farmers 88.
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WM. POTTER. Grangevllle.
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NOTICE OK ATTACHMENT. ;
In the District Court of the Tenth .Tu- '
dlclal District of the State of Idu- <
ho in and for the County of Idaho.
J. V. Baker, doing business us J. V. j
Baker and Son, Plaintif, vs. C. M. j
Martin, Defendant.
Notice is hereby given thut a Writ
of Attachment was issued out of the IJ
a 1 Hive entitled court in the above en- | <
titled action on February 10. 1920. in
against the property of the above nain- '
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HENRY TELCHER. ,
Clerk of the District Court. J
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A. S. HARDY,
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Residence and Postoffice Address ' !
Grangevllle, Idaho.
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CARD OK THANKS.
Tile undersigned desire to
their lieurtfelt thanks for the sympa
thy and kindiK*- s ext nded during the
•tckr.ess and death >f our m if her.
AMOS MARKHAM.
HARRY MARKHAM.
ROBERT MAftKIIAM.
MRS. ALMA HA£VEI?N!CK,
MRS. EDITH BRAYBROOK.
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CARD OF THANKS.
I wish to thank those who so kind
ly rendered assistant*» during the ill
ness and death of my beloved husband.
MRS. J. M HA DORN,
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Now Is theTime to Do It"
says the Good Judge
Go to real tobacco—
the small chew with
the rich tobacco taste
that lasts a long time.
It will cost you less to
chew than ordinary
tobacco. Any man
who uses the Real
Tobacco Chew will
tell you that.
Put Up In Two
RIGHT CUT is a short-cut tobacco
W-B CUT is a long fine-cut tobacco
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Mr. Farmer, If you were going to
hire a man to work for yon. It would
be perfectly natural that yon would
want a man that understood the work
yon had to do. That same role up
plies to auctioneering.—ZUVER.
. SULLIVAN BROTHERS
Roofing Company
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LEWISTON—OROKINO
Announce that they will be at your service as soon as weather
conditions permit.
FLOTINK AND ALL KINDS OF RUBBER10D ROOFING
Address
Lewiston Box 89
References: Fidelity State Bank, Oroflno.
All work Guaranteed.
Address
Oroflno Box 373
Inland Abstract & Trust Co., Ltd
R. ». FULTON, Manager
ABSTRACTS OF TITLE REAL ESTATE LOANS
CONVEYANCING
ORANGEVILLE, IDAHO
-BIG TYPE
Spotted Poland China Hogs
THE HOG OF THE HOUR
Stock of
Both Sexes
Now
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WILBUR BRYANT, Breeder
R. F. D. NO. 1
GRAN GE VILLE, IDAHO
Hie WOOD HARDWARE CO.
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line of shelf hardware, builder's supplies, stoves etc.
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GEORGE FOUST
GEORGES' PLACE
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Billiards and Fool
Cigars, Tobaccos, Smokers' Sundries
Confections
PATRONIZE OUR
MODERN BARBER SHOP
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Just In! A nice line of matt r ea s on
If you are tn the market for anything
In tlds line bo sure and see cur line
'Lingo's Furniture Exchange.
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SCRATCH PADS at this office.